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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-04

b, =. &Z RAILROAD.
Leave Bellaire at g:35 u. IN. for Summerfeld
and GAINESVILLE.
Leave Bellaire at 2:O5 p. m. for wOOdsfeld and
Symmetrical.
Leave Bellaire at $40 p. m. for WOOdsGeld.
Arrive AZ Bellaire 800 u III, 1880 p. IN. and los
ID.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-04
Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, September 3.-Wheat-
Western lower; No. > winter red spot and
September S5ias55c; October S7a576c; No
vcmber SS3c asked. Corn-Wcstem high
re and dull; mixed spot 49c bid; Septem-
Der and October 49lc asked; steamer Alta
4s!c. Oats-Firm and quiet; western
white 33a35c; do mixed 30a32c Rye
Steady and firm at 5Ia57. Provisions
Firm and fairly active. Mess Pork-At
ST. 25a1l -. Lard-Refned re. Butter
Firm. Western packed 1Oal5c. Eggs
Higher and active at l6al7c. Coffee
Firmer; Rio cargoes, ordinary 10 fair 93a
10{c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-04
Contagious
o.....,- .,,s Prevalent all over the World.

-.r,s native or England, and while / was in
..a. ....- ,..t-, WaS under treatment rs an
l.~ ..- ,sfr.rut q, Nottingham Hospital, Eng
,-.f' ,..- "a is not cured. I suffered the most AZ
I'm. gain, 90 luy bones, and was covered with
o.....7 .....-ulv J,,iy and limbs. had vertigo
- E.sa,.,, with partial loss Of sight, severe
. -. NJ m. agad and eyes, etc, which nearly
s'....,...-.y lost all hope in that country,
.g. , .r America ana was treaIei aL EO u.s..
...r.., N.n York having no connection with
.- .., .I.. advertisement Of Swi0'S Specific, and
i..-.....r. tn give &c trial aN a last resort.
1..,..r no an none ~ being cured, as l mao
-'' H.-..rr rl... Hrturl~ of the best medical men
.-r.a.. rualI New York. took six bottles
.. ami can SAY with great JOY that they
...-r.-.l mg entirely. am rs sound auu vel
Ss'.' l.. FRED. HALFORD.
\.,gyrrs CIV June l2th, lSSj.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-04
Toledo.

TOLEDO, o., September 3.-Wheat-
Steady. cash and September sic; OctO-
Der s1taS1ic; November S33c; December
s54c; May 92tc. COrn-Steady; cash 474c.
Oats-Neglected. Clover Seed-Weak and
lower; cash and September 81 50; October
$500
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-04
FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at 5a7 Per Cent.-GOVernments
Dull and LOwer-StOcks Higher-FlOur
Steady and Observation-Disclosures Lower.
NEW YORK, September 3.-Money on call
quiet at to : per cent, closing at & per
cent. asked; prime mercantile paper lt11
per cent; sterling exchange quiet but firm
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-04
WOOL.
Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, September 3.-Wool-
Market steady and unchanged, with mole
inquiry.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, September 3. - Cotton
Quiet. Flour-Easy. Wheat-Stronger;
No > red 76lc; receipts $4,000 bushels;
shipments II, 900 bushels. COrn-Easier;
No. , mixed 43c. Oats-Easier; No. .
mixed 274a27!c. Rye-Firm; No. , SOFA
soc. Pork-Dull at $40 80. Lard-Quiet
ut 81 %. Bulk Meats-Firm and higher;
short ribs So 10. Bacon-Scarce and
higher; shoulders 81 90; short rib s. 50;
short clear 81 75. Whisky-Active and
firm at 81 10. Butter, Sugar and Cheese
STEADY. Eggs-EaSier at 12!al3c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-04
COTTON.
New York.

NEW YORK, September 3.-COtton-
Futures closed 4a5pOints higher, and quiet
and steady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-04
Trustees Sa|eofthe Capitol Rink
Corner Of Market and Sixteenth Streets,
in the Civ Of Wheeling.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MAD
ID by John X. Handlan and William NJ. Hama.
Ian To me rs trustee dated on the al day OF DE.
cembcr. A. u. 1885, and recorded in the Office Of
the Clerk OF the County Court Of Ohio county,
W. Va, I'm deed of trust book number =, page
$50 will SELL at public auction, at the mont door
Of The Court unIsr of Ohio county. OH
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-04
SATURDAY, AUGUST FL, 1855.

commencing at 10 o'clock a. m, the following
described property. that is To say: The Capitol
Rink" situate on the corner OF sixteenth and
Market streets in the City Of Wheeling Ohio
county State OF West Virginia together with all
the fixtures pertaining thereunio and applrte-
nanccs thereunto belonging. and also the leases
of the ground upon which said Rink II situated.
TERMS OF SALE-Onc-hslf of the purchase
money or 30 much more n the purchaser may elect
10 bc paid cash on the day Of SALE and the residue
payable in six months with Interest nom day ot
sale. the purchaser giving his notes with approved
personal security and the title IA he retained, or
deed Of trust given as additional security.
yl1 J. ID. EWING, Trustee.
The above sale is adjourned until SATURDAY,
SEPTEMBER 18th, lS,6, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
aug9l J. ID. EWING, Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-04
9or Sale.
EOR SALE.

Valuable City Business Property and Flltsl Ps2ery
The Business Property now occupied by Wilson
& Chapman, No. lbs Main street, and the late
residence Of John Zoeckler, deceased, situated IN
DIV TO LOUIS c. STIFEL, Executor.
ku29 No 800 Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-09-04
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, COUNTY OF
> Ohio City Of Wheeling. la the Municipal
Court Of Wheeling.
William &. liandlan, SscTiT on
Ohio county, West Nirginin, AMI
Administrator of John BhutOn, T., rL.,oo,v
deceased, '" N"'"''
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Fanny nrintnn and pth grs

7 NH! NTITIIiIII HII'I WITItTN. ]
Pursuant Ia the authority vested I'm him 10y q
Jlst day Of May, 1850. by sAid Court, the under.
signcd SpcCinl Commissioner viii ,rll. on
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New York.

NEW YORK, September 3.-Beeves-Re-
ceipts 50 cars; fair to good native steers
and fair Texas and Colorado cattle sold
fairly at closing figures of Wednesday;
common to extra native steers 81 OOa5 90
per 100 lbs; Texas do, s. 6OaS so; Colo
RADIO do, 81 29a4 80; bulls and dry COWS
s. OOa3 IS; exports Texas, tomorrow, $50
beevss, and =, $50 quarters of beet.
Sheep and lambs-Receipts go head;
market dull and easier and not all sold;
sheep s. 5Oa4 so per 100 pounds; lambs
81 60a6 90.
Hogs-Receipts $50 head; market nOmi-
nally firmer at S. OOa5 25 per 100 pounds.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, September 3.-Cattle-
Receipts, 261 head; shipments, 247 head;
nothing doing NOshipments to New York.
Hogs-Receipts, $50 head; shipments,
30 head; market active; Philadelphias
81 9Oa5 o.; Workers 81 7Oa4 80; grassers
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WHEELING AND ELM GROVE RR.
on and amer MAY 5, 1886, Trains will run as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-24

ELpHoNzo YouNes
Company
Are now prepared to offer
ONE TON OF ABSOLUTELY PURE CANDY
tured expressly for us in order to to trade
Strictly Pure and Wholesome Goods and the operation
Deng "a extenaye one, we are able TO offer them at
prices that defy the successful competition of
and fa Ii carefully isH ssscsed s supply
NUTS,
al Of this seasons crop. No "Cod Storage" sold by M
New Crop Lansuadoc Almonds.
New Crop Grenade Walnuts
&C.. Ne sSs SeI crop bs s5i ssrs.m' Nuts
OTHER GOOD THINGS FOR XMAS.
Fancy Stem Cut Florida Oranges.
Genuine Velvet Skin Lemons.
Genuine Abemarle Pippin Apples.
Fancy York. Imperial Apples.
Fancy Wine Sap Apples.
Pure Vermont Maple syrup II Fun Quart bottles.
Aunt Abby's Mnce Meat.
Homemade Sweet Pickles.
Genuine ha1SSGhslins icy; e! Coffee. ~
MPHoNzo YoUNas
Company,
42s 9th street, between and z. d20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-24

A MADrrs DEv1on.
TALE WHICH CONVEYS CHRISTMAS LESSON
TO THOSE WHO COURT TIE GIRLS
MARY" said Georgetown mother to her dear and
only daughter. "has Harry proposed yeti"
eyes, ma; he proposed last evening""
"And you accepted him Of course. Is he coming to
board with US, wonder II he likes onions I'm his
stewed tomatoes
"Not so fast mother. Ididn't sooept HIM"
why, daughter. 1 cannot understand you. thought
you loved Harry dearly"
$50 do, ma But now ma remember this il secret
Promise not to say word to any one and III te you
something"
"Good gracious! Does Harry DRINK"
mo, ma not that You $685. ma have set my heart
can take broad hints he understands that. When he
proposed last night kept back the impulse to fall into
his arms, and assuming indifference which didnot
feel, told him would give him my on Christ
mas Day. Now, ma, think Harry loves me, and II he
does, that sacque will be along bright and early on
Christmas morning It will arrive before he does and
he'll send it to prove how much he prizes me-"
But why did you put him OF until Christmas Days"
TO- you see, ma, had accepted him last evening by
Christmas time he would have assumed the pstronzng
generally do he would have talked economy get rid
Of making me an expensive present"
"But perhaps he cannot afordit."
Cannot afford it! Nonsense, ma. For the past two
he has been buying his clothing Victor E. Ad
lers Ten Per Cent Clothing House, 927 and 920 7th
enough to buy two or three sacques."
Mary is right. Those who buy their clothing Of Ad-
Ter always get full value for their money Theyaways
get good clothing and they also get 1t ct very little
Offering superior inducements in Suits Pants and Over
coats.
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Written for rrx Evxxusa srAn:
THE SPEAKING-TUBE.

a osery 81 DoyisA Aavsnsazs ana Ras.
caliay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-24
A Full LINE Or BLAME BOOKS

TRIAL BALANCE BOOKS,
INDEX and TINE BOOKS,
REPOkTERS' NOTEBOOKS,
LETTER-COPYING BOOKS.
SCRAP and INVOICE BOOKS.
GROCERS' and BUTCHERS ORDER BOOKS.
WRITING TABLETS and ENVELOPES all sizes.
LETTER SCRAP, PAMPHLETS and INVOICE
FILES. WEDDING INVITATIONS. VISITING
CARDS Engraved and Printed.
EASTON RUPP,
d11-3m Stationers. Penn. and 18th ST.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

OK HA11,s
HARD TO BEAT PRIOnA
Mems Ovsrcnh 1t 9A75. worth %. Chinchilla
Overcoats 1t $3.50. worth so. Dark Ulster oveseoas
warmly lined. cut sxtn long, big warm collar, go.
worth els. Blue snd Black ChinchiIls Ovsscoats st
e10. worth s15 line Of Ans Ovszoosts fFom 912 70
325: cannot b matched anywhere
Mems Dark Mixed Suits $3.50, worth o1O. Afull
Inc Of Cashmere and Chsviot Suits ct e76e 10 GO.
Undoubtedly the best bargains ever shown in wash
ington.
Mems worsted. Diagonal and Oorncssv Suits. sack
or frock from go up All worstsd CoEckscrsw Prince
Albert Suits from e15 up. Blue Beaver and Pilot
Cloth Suits. Single and Double breasted Goats cheap
Odd Pants 150 and upward.
FOR BoYs-4 TO Il
Afu line Of Suits and overcoass 1t lowerprices than
you ever saw.
Corduroy Suits ct s350 sold elsewhere ct S6. Good
Strong Suits 1t e2.75, worth e45O. full line Of
Cassimere Cheviot. Corkscrsw and Wide walea Suits
ct all prices to e85O A beautiful line Of Ovsrcoats
from s2.50 mp.
FOB BoYs-l3 TO 10:
AmasniAcent line of Suits and Ovsuoa&s from a45o
up
~ Our Motto-No Troable to Show Gooda
OAK HALL.
CORNER 10TH AND sTRHETa
Open tn 9 pm. Friday IL pm. d21
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HOLIDAY GOODS
HOLIDAY GOODS.
s. E: s. 81 HiFfzz :;
: EN- sss ss 4 ! EE.r
) uu 4 & ssss "a L1IL ZEE :

Having heard indirectly that New York furrier was
about to fail, communicated with friend. who by
dispatch advised TO the stock at once Ny in
denation as being informed that the stock would be
sold only In large lots beyond limit after taking
the time to to New York Ut this busy season: but
prices to set rid Of the lot. WHICH I AM BOUND TO
DO.
It II unnecessary to comment on the FURS We win
ofer The goods too well known, and figures that
We win offer them at win starle and set to thinking
the most careful buyer.
F F 81. ! + +
I kRR M IN & < y IN HMM
+ 4 Elm 4 NM NM Il Il MIN MIN F M ad &C. -
az Txo;,nse natural NuTRIA. former price ssc.: now
:. Tbrse:inch NATURAL NUTR1A. former price,
now Sl9O yard -''''- ''''''"~''''
@4.26; now S2.75 yard.
Iogsipeh Hudson Bay BEAVER, former price. %;
yog 9; gs NATURAL MUsKRAT. former price, 3d.
Tw g 81 NATURAL LYNX. former prios. s1es;
Three-inch NATURAL LYNX. Belly Trimming for
mer price, S39S; now $3.50.
pf nsRggi1s 9RqssgM Genuine GREY FOX Genuine
MuFFs AND COLLARS.
Genuine RUSSIAN HARE MUFFs dmportedD. for
Imported SEAL MUFFs, former price $3.50, now
IMITATION SEAL MUFFs, can scarcely be dis
S6.50, now s4.6s 'N''' '''' ''''' r'''
cHI59s NUTR1A MUFFs. former price $3.50.
aenyi9s oPossuM MUFFs. former price $500.
&c, Genuine gA e LYNX SETS tMun and colarh former
Genuine GREY FOX SETS (Mua and collazs $3.50.
now 30 set.
In MUFFS, BOAs, CAPES, STOLLs, &C., Of Beaver,
Nutrs Lynx and variety Of other FURS our stock il
unequaled by any furrier in the city.
We will offer special inducements until this enormous
stock 10 cleared out
BEAR IN MIND THAT THE GOODS WE OFFER
ARE FIRST QUALITY AND THE BEST IN
MARKET.
COMPARE PRICES
E E 4 $.J$ Y wv y .;
9TH. STH AND STS dl7
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
CHR1srxAs Is Com1se.

OHRISTMAs Is JOINING.
The number Of ladies who have thronesd our
house during the past week and svsiled thsm-
selves Of our timely and seasonsble reduction Of
TEN PER CENT on AL purchases Of boys' and
children's clothing. attest strongly the popu-
larity Of our methods. They were loud in their
admiration Of the beautiful styles and odd con-
ceits to be found in our matchles stock. The
pleasure we derived from the happiness to which
we contributed, and which they took pains 10
show, amply recompenses us for the loes we sus.
tain financially, through our great reduction Of
TEN PER CENT from marked prices on all
boys and children's clothing.
In our mems department our strong point il
our Superb Stock of Overcoata We have only
space enough left to refer to two kinds in four
colors. One is . West of England Kersey in
brown and blue. both warranted fast: lined
throughout with the finest satin: reduced from
$50 to s23 The other is Chinchills beaver
in gray and brown, also satin lined, both simply
elegant; reduced from s25 to eco. # you need
an overcoat don't delay a. these are going rap
idly.
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY,
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND SITS
d20 i'm. GRADY. Manager.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS.
1874 Tn ST. 734 7rn 81.
EH-EE$S s E.. #EEE.,llgEs, +
RrH ERH ZEE ssss ZEE m y TIT ssss
Ef 4 ii / e. ssss E. Nh n ! ssss :
Al who have not purchased CLoAKs should posi-
lively visit Us before buying. guarantee prices
and refund money to dissatisfied purchasers
CLOAKS. CLoAKsL
CLOAKS. CLOAKS.
Our SIS NEwMARKETs, s7.es. This is in fine
Berlin twill trimmed with Astrakan large buttons and
ornaments.
Our s1e PLUSH v1srrEs. quilted satin lining.
S1O.08.
Our sl7 Diagonal black and brown NEwMARKErs.
Asn1kan trimming, satin lined hood, Sl2.08
All our 81 NEWMARKETs black and brown. S4.70.
Our Boucle and wide Wales vISITES sold at % and
go, all ct the ridiculous price Of e470
Another lot Of those $3.50 SHORT JACKETS which
went 90 rapidly several weeks ago. These goods sail
all over at "a.
All our $40 SHORT JACKETS in Berlin cloth hand
sonely trimmed in Plush. Astrakan and Beaver. ct
$685.
CHLDRENs CLoAKs
All our s6 Plush and Astrakan trimmed NEWMAN
KEGS $3.50; extraordinary value
Our 90 GRETCHEN COATS. gathered and pleated
skrs Astakan collar, cuffs and belt satin lined hood
fine buttons and cloth, $3.50. Best value ever offered
Our 4.4S COATS for children in Newmarket, coach
ing and hemlock styles nicely trimmed S208
All our Misses NEWMARKETS sold from S12 to
49, at the ridiculous price, $798 This lot IL worthy
Of your inspection.
SMALL WEAR
1890. Linen HANDKCHFS., fancy borters 90.
Misses APRONS, very long, s tuoks, 21c
Children's LEGGINS, 23c.
Fur top GLOVES, 49c.
Plush SATCHELS, 44c.
Pure Silk MUFFLERS, S1.19.
4-Button KID GLOVES, SOC.
Gents Csc. linen hemst'd col bordered HDKCS ITO
Hsnd-knit HOODS zoe.
Csc. JEWELRY, 19c.
CSC. JEwELRY, 49c.
Gents SUSPENDERS, $50.
S9c. Toboggan CAPS, 69c.
CSC. Toboggan CAPS, 47c.
S9c. Silk HDKFS, 6Sc
Above and great many other bar1ains n
$ 9's 4 e. HEsak ). ssss
eooS ILL IA 4 Z kKk ssss -
7s4 9TH ST. NV 7s4 7TH ST. NV.
n12-2m
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Written for THE EVENING STAR.
ssNigh and By.o

By a D. r. wHrrEEY.
A beautiful plaything In drawer:
A beautiful book on . shelf:
Mama viii bring them to read and show -
She may not have them herself.
Precious treasures hidden and high,
Held by " promise of by and by"
sNigh and byi" says the child,
Al she lets them go
And folds her hands with quiet look,
Nigh aud by, mamma,-when grow.s
"Ain't they your ownty -donty, thens~
A playmate leases one day;
Il wouldn't care for pretty things, whea
They were always put AWAY"
1t never has come to.her %. before;
She waits minute, ponden IL o'sE.
Then-"Nigh and bye!"
Rings CHEEKY and true:
"You see they are DIVINITY -douty, nov,
Nigh and by they'll be ownty dol"
Baby wisdom - anesl grace;
And the lisp, tFanslsssd, new
Promise that SPEAKS IN the yssharS ~
Hidden from me and you
Heart that ysarns for the p1tsWug,
The sweet child-syllable learn 70 ~
For by ana Bly,
II we search il through,
with its double saying a s'soou" sndP~ntgA.s
II dearer synonym than ~ knew.
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
ScGH = ER4 ssss rTrTMM NM sss,
{ ooHzH ka& EHssss + MHANNss a a SIS
SoS 4 HI HISS I Nm "A ssss
NEW 7 z A 3 8

NEAR AND WE HAVE AT OUR NEW STORE,
111s + ST. n. W., A SELECT STOCK OF
MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN's CLOTHING,
JUST THE THING FOR HOLIDAY PRES.
ENTs. WHAT CAN YOU BUY FOR FRIENDS
MORE SUITABLE THAN GOOD CLOTHING,
WE ARE ANXIOUS TO BUILD Up LARGE
TRADE IN OUR NEW STORE, AND ARE
OFFERING THE BEsT-MADE NEW YORK
AND BALTIMORE MADE CLOTHING, ALL
TAILoR-MADE, AT MUCH BELOW PRE-
VAILINa PRICES WE WANT YOUR Gus
TOM. AND Low PRICES FOR BEST GOODS
OUGHT TO GET IT. COME AND SEE Us
AT OUR NEW STORE, FILLED WITH NEW
CLOTHING. 11l2 F ST. n W. ALSO AFULL
LINE OF PIECE GOODS FOR CUSTOM
WORK ALL UNDER THE CHARGE OF Mr.
WILLIAM DEAIoTT, so LONG AND FAVOR
ABLY KNOWN IN THE TAILORING BUsI-
NESS. CALL AND SEE HIM, AND FIND
HOW MUCH YOU CAN SAVE ON YOUR
CUSTOM CLOTHING.
NEW STORE 1l12 ST. NV,
FILLED WITH THE INCEST GOODS.
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Mary Anderson says me win never marry. VIZ.
gins may come out Of hiding. -BsrI6noS0w Eyso
Press.
'sPa, I" sa1d Johnny, looking M nom his book.
"what dOee u mean 20 pile 0ssa on Pelfon3s
your ma she understands ar about millineU.S
Boston Hwssr{p6
II seems pay thas during the night or two -
tho opportunity % chases nsr asms.- ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-24

CHR1srnAs GooDs.
LUTTRKLL WINES
1880 PENNSYLVANIA AvHNU1
Beautiful WORK Boxes
MANICURE SETS
GLOVE BOXES
HANDKERCHIEF BOXEA
SHAVING CASES.
SILK UMBRELLAS, very handsome.
SILK MUFFLERS, from 81 to $3.50.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFs so. $50. q. s1.25 and
also.
Mems FUR TOP GLOVES
Mems DRIVING GLOVES tBuck lined,.
GLOVES of every description.
Splendid lire of MUFFS, 81 and 81.25.
Job lot of Children's WALKING JACKETS at half
theirvalue.
Our STOCK in every department complete.
GUINETs BLACK SILK, 81. s1.25. sl5O. s1.S5.
go, 1925. These goods are guaranteed
VELVETS. in all shades at 81.
TABLELINEN. NAPKINS, DOYLIES BLANKETS,
COMFORTS, MEMS and BOYS SHIRTS UNDER
WEAR FOR LADIES. GENTS and CHILDREN.
Until after Christmas our Store will be open until
. O'CLOCK PM LurrRE1L VINE
1880 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
d14-2w Corner Goth street.
COLOGNE. COLOGNE. Co1oeSE.
COME ON COME ON! COME ON!
FLOWERS OF ITALY COLOGNE.
An exquisite mpresnation of Blossoms of Orange
Rosemary, Balm. Vioets and Roses. Made only by
MARIN OGRAM, PHARMACIsrs,
18th st. and N. Y. Ave. N. W.
Also an assortment of Fine Cut Glassware Plush
Cases. Toilet and Shaving Cases in great variety Also
a lot of Poe. Pungents d18-lW
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Sz111seO Our
TO CLOSE BUSINESS
Twill sell ont my entire stock of Fancy Goods ana
tore purchasing somewhere else.
LATEST PAk7SIAN MODEs IN FINE FRENCH
HAIR 0OODN.
pr.s, H.IIE II J, RRANDL 1902 T 81, rs
Aetr Drcssine BIZ the month Special attention 70
gae0ng OF 6KtoA teqiA m4-lOms
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M V.KANE, 5O7 nth ST N.W-CORSETS MADE
Nxs to order. A perfect fit guaranteed. Also full
line Of Shoulder Braces, Reform Waists
and Bustles Corsets laundried. sel8-4ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-24

MN HIATT. $50 -l3Tn, COR r Ct. HAND
H4 lom4 Suits 800 mp noception OEleooo anl
Tsslos-i1sds Suits spsclAlI. Wos4 and 81 69aisa-
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"HALLOO, BOYS. repeated.
1t was stfll some seconds before any response
came back; and was beginning to realize the
length OF time IT took for sound to travel mile
nation into which the culpr1ts were thrown by the
mysterious call. After q brief silence during.
which fancied could hear them breathe, came a
godfrey! there's somebody In the pipe!"
was aware that my voice must have sounded
very near TO them; but the righteousness Of the
tube, made me laugh, serious as the situation was
'Clem woodbury." called
.iss ali up! said another .Iet,s s put "'e
"No use Of running away" said somebody else.
s4Let's haul him out"
AS their ordinary tones sounded quite distinct to
me when spoken near the pipe, could guess how
tremendously loud my voice must have seemed to
After q while came the response % evidently
shouted into the other end.
"Where are your"
"At Percy Park"
ssThat's her yelled q voice
They hadn't considered the situation as had,
and couldn't conceive OF their interlocutor being
"You1l ma out whether It is lie or not" said,
'ff you don't bring back that plumber
heard voice muttering. at must be Rashe!"
thought would favor that Misrepresentation.
.tof cCurse know al a1ou. it; sos helped you
Joke Of it. II you don't It win be states prison
job the whole thing Is found out"
the usual interval
"He-Jimi He even knows about the blank
cArtuoge1 can't explain now. Hurry back with
that piun0er tell you, or there1l be trouble!'
1T Amt kashei It amt his voice." heard
some one say.
sYes It Isl. said another. at can't be anybody
elsa Yo1 can't tell voice coming through tube
that way Than shout:
"Aye you HorA&10 B1and?v
"ATo y01 Clement woodbury. and Marcy Hub
bard ana the regtfn answered back. mo more
nonseu1e, boypi We can turn It Oh as practical
JOKE you are quick about lt. You'u al be In
Jo0 y ~ meaning & yOa 00uTS