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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-18
Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR.


THE MIDIAND MEETING.-When the Midland rail-
road company meets here again next Wednesday
the initiative Will be taken to conform the man.
agement OF the road TO the policy OF the Richmond
ard Danville syndicate as newly organized at
Richmond yesterday. IT is thought thai one OF the
earliest steps In this direction Will be to bring back
to Alexandria the Midland Office, now located at
the OLD iep"bticdn building in Washington. The
coming meeting WILL in fact, be the real annual
meeting of the company, that held a few days ago
being merely preliminary.
THE PROSPECTS.-The outlook of Alexandria in
securing improvements In the shape OF manu-
factories may be improved a little perhaps early
next year. There are two SpecialttieS from which
Alexandria and its immediate neighborhOod has
ing. There are hundreds of hills of clay and the
cheapest or river fronts and deep water. The
Sh1p-bullderS convention that meets in Washing
ton next month will, it is understood, visit this
city. and there are assurances that soon as the
shipping interest recuperateS Alexandria will be
a noted place for ship yards.
NOTEs.-Capt. Webster sold at the station honse
to-day lot OF old pistols and some young ones
seized and Observation-Disclosures Fectig. The ac-
tive assistant superintendent of the Washington
and Ohio road, has taken place on the Chesa-
Delke and Ohio Railroads.&c.. C. Hutchins met
with serious accident at the Midland shops yes
terday by mass OF iron falling on one of his feet
cells OF the station house this mOrning-The
house OF James Duncan was fired by an tncendiary
yesterday, but the flames were discovered and nut
out before any serious damage was dOne-The
corporation court Is now settling up the estate of
the late KtnSey Griffith, whose gun shop was long
located on King street, near the RIVERA mis-
siOnary Of the Salvation army, who passed from
house to house yesterday delivering 'sThe Good
Tidings," was driven out of q King street res
taurant with O knife.
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Sewing Machine Repairing and Rent
Embroidery Material.

FmDrOlOery WHtcriaIs
New shades in Arazene and Chenille 2Jc. per
dozen.
New shades in TinSel, loo
New Fancy Cords, lie. per yard.
BanJoS and NiolinS for decorating &c. piece.
Nickle and Brass ornaments, ) and loo. per doZ.
Banner Rods. lc.
Large assortment OF Decorative Material at op-
penhelnerS, 52S 9TH Stnw.. 81. Cloud Building
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BEST POUND AND FRUIT CAKE :1Jc. per H.. at
Reisingtrs. ~, g. st. ID. w and stand No. COZ cen
Ter Market, 9th ST. wing. Ornamented cakes u
specially. Pure candies
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VHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.

VyHOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TWO WELL BRED HORSES, SEVERAL MULES.
ALDEkNEf cows, NUMBER OF BERk-
SHIRE PIGS, WAGONS AND HARNESS, FARM
ING IMPLEMENTS ONE CHICKERING GRAND
PIANO, TOGETHER WITH OTHER ARTICLES
OF VALUE, AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, DECEMBER TWENTY THIRD
1855, commencing 1t ONE I'D O'CLOCK at Linden,
the country residence Of the late Marsha Brown, on
9TH street road, opposite Ssuls nursery, shall sell
without the entire stock ana farming nipple
Sis.du THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioueer.
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Jrsr ARRIVED from Sonoma county, a large ship
ment OF California wines, sucn as Trauriner. RieS-
ling. Cutedel, Hook, Burgundy. Zinfandel, Medeira
Mu>attl, Angelica and also fine brandy, sold at q
low inquire, AZ chr. Handlers. 800 9TH st. NV
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PRESENT TO EVERYBODY THAT WANTS ONE-We
have decided 20 give away as Christmas present
y sat1n-Mned fur mum In perfect conditiOn-yOu
every purchaser OF q cloak, whether 1t be for q
lady, miss or child. This ofYer holds good from
now until December 25, inclusive. This offer Is
made In good faith-no extra prices on that ac-
count. All our goods marked In plain figures. One
price for all. Cloak department, second floor.
LANSBURGH d Bro,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

LARGEST AND Best
DOUBLE HOLIDAY CHRISTMAS NUMBER
FRANK LESLIE,S
ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER,
81 Pages, with splendid Colored Lithogrsph
16x22 inches
LITTLE MISS VANITY
Anagnifcent double-page portrait of Mrs. GROVER
CLEVELAND wife of the President evening costume
Look at the list of illustrations All new original
and excellent.
No foreign reproductions or second hand plates
appear in FRANK LEsLIE's CHRISTMAS NUMBER,
1. GRAND WELCOME OF SANTA CLAUS BY THE
CHILDREN OF ALL NATIONS. Double page.
II. THE BAcKwooDsMAN's CHRISTMAS FRoLIc, by
P. Frenzeny. Full page.
III. PURITAN CHRISTMAS. Full page.
~. THE DREAM OF LOVE. Full page
V. THE New SEALsKIN SACK. Full page
VI CHRISTMAS ANGEL. Full page
VII GRANDMA UNDER THE MIsrLEroE Full page
VIII. THE VIGIL OF ST. Francis. Full page.
TX. THE OLD GENERATION AND THE NEW Full page
<. THE FIRST WHISPER LOVE. Full page
In ALL two double and full pages of the finest and
most perfectly executed wood eng1avngs ever offered
the American public, with numerous other smaller il
Illustrations.
The literary features of the CHRISTMAS FRAME LES
LIES exceptionally strong and varied, and well
worthy to accompany the noble array of pictures.
Poems by Joaquin Miller and Miss G. A. Davis sup
plemented by stories by well-known and favorite
writer's, timely editorials and miscellany.
FRANK LEsLIE's CHRISTMAS NUMBER is for sale
everywhere. Price 25 Cents.
MRS. FRANK LESLIE
1t 3d. 55 AND 81 PARK PLACE. NEW YORK.
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Go TO the old central fruit store. gn2 Louisiana
2'enne, for Your Fruits Candies Nuts, &c, for the
holidays
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Quaker Testimony.

Mrs. A. N. Dauphin Quaker lady. OF Phiadel-
phia. has done a great deal TO make known TO
ladies there the great value OF Mrs Pinkham's
vegetable Compound rs cure for their troubles
and diseases. She writes as follows: "A young
lady of this city. while bathing some years ago,
was thrown violently against the life line. and he
injuries received resulted I'm an ovarian Uumor,
which grew and enlarged until death seemed cer-
tain. Her physician finally advised her Ia try
Mrs. Pinkham'S Compound She did so, and I'm "A
snort time the tuinOr was dissolved or caused To
slough of, and She Is now in perfect health.
also Know OF many cases where the medicine has
been of great value in preventing miscarriage and
alternating the pains and dangers OF childbirth.
Phiiadelphia ladies appreciate the worth OF this
medicine and its great value
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IHAvE IN STOCK pure Old Rye and Bourbon
Whistles. ON draught or In bottles.
Berkeley, pure rye whisky, The best on the
market for the price. "a per gallon, 81 quart and
% cents j pint, % cents sample bottle.
IRARP,
Orr
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SAMPLES OF BLUINE can he obtained OF any
grocer ASK 10 see the beautiful presents given
away with each package
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Pocket Books, Cigar Cases, Card Cases, shaving
and Toilet cases, Cuff, Collar, Glove and Hand
kerchief Boxes are to be found at X. KNEEssI &
Son, 40 9TH ST. NV, next 10 Odd Fellows Hail. 10
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Affairs in West Washington.

THE CITIZENS COMs:ITTsE.-At meeting Of the
Citizens committee OF West Washington last night
the following committees were announced by the
chairman, Nh. John T. MITCHELL: On the improve
ment OF Hocl; CreeI;-Columbus Alexander,
anthony Hanlon, John Leitch, II; c; Winship,
Austin Herr, Robert b. Tenney, s. T. Brown, NJ. A.
Mctiowan: On streets and sewers-George W..
King, William Laird. Columbus Thomas, A. Green
lees. Joseph g. Waters, Frederick l.. Moore, DR..
Becker ON cemete-ieS-Frederick L. Moore, w.
Nordlinger. Dr.. Louis Richie, Charles Becker, Ben
smin er On gaSlgnt , and water sqppyR
Tenney, George W. Casilear. On charities-Austin
Herr, William Laird. Frederick l.. Moore, W. Lord
l1nger, Benjamin Miller. On prnting-Ihe chair
man and the secretary. The chairman OF the gen.
eral conm!ttee was made eX-offcio member Of
each committee. Friday night OF each week during
the session OF Congress fixed upon for the
meetings Of the general committee.
THE CHRISTMAS CLUB.-At a meeting held yes
West Washington branch Of the Chiidrens Christ
mas club was reOrgan1zed for the year. Mr.. Il. T.
Janney was elected president and Miss Alice Saw
yer secretary. 1t was decided to hold the annual
Christmas dinner for the children on Thursday
evening, December 30, instead OF Tuesday, the
"stl, the day selected by the clubs in other Parts
OF the city. The following committees were ap-
pointed: On flnance-Auattn Herr, George I. Dun
lop, A: Grcenlees }: Henry Wilson, Judge Dent,
W. A: Gordon, Miss Nena Bradley, Miss A. Abbott
and Miss q. DOugal On purehases-Ben. Miller,
}: u Gordon, Mrs NJ Platter, Mrs F. L: Moore, Mrs
On supples-W. a. Gordon, c. N. Matthew'S Ben.
Miller, Paymaster LOCKER. Lieut.. Webster Mrs. b.
7. Janney, Mrs. Major Bates, Mrs. NJ. A. MCGOWAN,
Miss V. DOugal, Miss ID. Jackson and Miss Mamie
Dorsey On tnyitatiOns-B 7. Jdnney, Mrs. +. L.
Moore. Mrs. William OrIne, Mrs. W. w. Curtis
Miss NJ NJ. Dodge and Mss Emily R!ttenho,lsc
The meeting was adjourned until Monday after
noon, when the arrangements for the dinner will
be perfected.
REAL ESTATE SALEs-Mr Charles II. Tickling.
real estate agent, sold for Charles Herr to John
Maher parts OF lots 125 and 12G, in square 81 i'm
proved, for $1,000; also for w. II. Chappeleir TO
nstf nfrltV arfS nY 1nf md To-,
square 60 improved for 81 AGO. also part OF lot l.
In square :'S. for Miss Lucy stephenson to John
Lipscomb, for $3.50.
CoAsyING-Since the appearance of the snow the
various inclined streets OF this place have been
reSOrted to by number OF young people for
cOaSting. The noises made by the children have
been the source Of much COMPLAINT.
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This i a consideration OF the highest moment
10 vs. all, and problem which the human
race M : been trying 10 solve from time imrne-
MORAL We know nf norsptc from the trials and
sorruws To which we by nature subjected but
VI go KNOW hn~ great many dark hours may be
.lhetu Win ray 81 brightness. aud stubborn care
initlshraoy fepelied-it il by the Introduction OF
kVoi, "hpieshl-c music into Our homes. The
washington HEADQUARTERS of the celebrated Brad
DUR Flames are located AT los PENNSYLVANIA ave-
nue., heNt door 10 the '-STAR' Office, where plr-
cha>erS VIII ma a complete assortment of Up
right anu SotIare ssrand> in rosewood. mahogany
french "ainnt and ebony ease Of rich finish. got
TN up Sp'fidi!y !0r the holiday trade. These
Piano> are specially adapted for the home circle
a. thfy posses THAT exquisite cOmbipation ~ uIl-
tsuai purity and sweetness, with volume and brill
liancy, rendering them alike suitable for the per
performance or The drcamiGst reVeTe or the most
tlunpEdl march, None should TAIL 10 hear them
and examine these perfect models OF workmanship
Mr. Van Wfekie, the manager, is Offering large
mscounts on oil purchases made previous to re-
moval 10 new building, and calls special attention
10 the Large stock q: the sweet toned palace
gans. which ne is selling at factory prices and on
easy terms.--idrL.
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81 Per Gallon, s5c. Quart Bottle, No.
Rye WhiSkey, best I'm the world for the money.
Orders by mail. MCGEEs 9th near ST. was
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CT. NICHOLAS SONGS.

CT. NICHOLAS SONGS.
A collection OF original music by the best Amer
lean composers; uniquely illustrated; the hand
soonest music-book ever produced. New edition,
price reduced. AL booksellers and ic-dealers
have it. 1t is pleasure to look it over.
THE CENTURY CO.,
oc23, no1O, "a ,de4, Ills New York.
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NOR sALE-JUsr RECEIVED BY STEAMER
IL the very nnest imported old Sherry, Port MaderfA
kline other wines. Also, CogpAc Brandy, HollAnf
and Tom Gin. Special prices to 3ohbers.
H. A sELIGsoN. Wholesale Liquor DEALER
~ SIN ell the ceisbr.ssd csiifoESia Csret 4 ii
. gallon. scs0-w&s
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PHOTOGRAPHY.-The finest work, instruments
and backgrounds anywhere Instantaneous pro-
CfSo only No difference rain or shine. Cabinets
from s. Il dozen. Open christmas kensingtOn
Studio, late WALKS, $40 Pennsylvania avenue.
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u. II. TAYLoR'S STORE. nr} Penn. ave. will be
KEPT open until O'Clock p. H., until after Christ
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For PURE RTE WHISTLES cali on Tharp.

THR LATEST Novelty for Xmas Presents Ladies'
Straw slippers, three colors,
Ms. WV. 81. RICH,
~ Market Spare
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GREAT SLAUGHTER In Chairs for the HOLIDAYS
500 Platform Rockers, in Walnut, Cherry, Ash
and Ebony, At $3.50 and $50 each.
JULIUS LANSBCRGH,
~, eth 81 N w
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II YoU WISH to get pure liquors call On Tharp,
BIS street northwest
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COD LIVER OIL WITH HyPoPHoSPHITES
is most valuable remedy for CONSUMPTION Scrof-
ula, Wasting Diseases. OF children Colds and
Chronic Coughs, and in all conditions where there
is loss OF flesh, lack OF nerve power and gen.
eral debility OF the system. eo4w
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YOU STILL have time to have your portraits made
for Christmas presents Iguarantee results equally
as good in cloudy asin clear weather. GEO. PRINCE,
phntOgrapher. Penn. ave and llIh st.
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s. RAE Co.'S Purest Italian Olive Oil has fine
fruity flavor and makes a delicious salad. II You
want 10 try it, and your dealer insists upon Your
taking some other brand '.just as good" write
direct to Francis II. Leggett & Co., the Importers
New York civ
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Now Is THE TINE.-Estabrook'S the place for
fine photographs. I'll Market Space.
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THE Poor Or THr PuDDiise.

Electric Hair Restorer il the only reliable root and
herb tonic in existence free from lead, sulphur or
grease Ii now for sale by all rstclass druggis gen.
orally For two years the public of this and other
cities has asked to have the Electric Hair Restorer put
upon themAfket but for many reasons did not Now
The public win Be able to purchase without the
the parlors Of Mr.. Dr.. J. SEMMES, Dermatologist.
111S Pennsylvxnia ave., next door TO Pslais RoyI
month shampooaQg and Haircutting. oc3O-Sm
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FINE PORTRAITS. Kets kemethy, 100 Pa. ave,

SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS IN GOLD WATCHES.-Ia-
dies solid gold stem-winders SO to SIS. Ladies'
solid gold Elg1n stem-wlnderS, S25. Gents solid
gold Elgin or Waltham Stem-winders. SIS. Fine
14-k. American STEM wtnderS, $50; worth $50.
Solid silver stem-w1nderS, $3.50. R Harris L. Co.
AZ 9TH ST, near E.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS-What present can give a
wife more pleasure and comfort than policy OF
LIE insurance in the National Mutual Life AsSOci-
alton, where losses are paid promptly and in full.
Assessments are made but six times a year and
rates are so low that any one aforitt Policies
Issued for $500 81 600, 5000 and $1,000.
j. ". DREW, Agent for the District,
No. 142O street.
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"IOc Royal" CLUES broken china, glass, furniture

Try Great Guns cigars, inches long, lOe.,
wholesale and retail, at MOrelrs ia 9th ST. 10
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Every style OF show cases Morel, ia 9th st.nwl
Japanese Goods

For the Holiday Trade; large and well assorted
stock at very low prices at
Wv MAJORS, 9Th and Ii SITS. NV
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
OrFIcE or rur cu1rr s1Gs.1. Orr1cER.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON ID. e., Dec. Is, 1856.
Indications FIR II H0Ifrs Commencing at D. m.
TD-SfrU.
For the District OF Columbia. Maryland and Viz
gtnia, light rain sOutherly winds, shifting
10 colder mort hwesteriy.
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Y CHRISTMAS PRESENT OF AppletOn'S Cycloppdia
IS he most useful present YOU can make Your fam
liy especially II yO have children going TO hoOi
IT gives them q higher education. James Parton
rhcceiebraIed historian and biographer, says: "In
every house where there is placed a set of Apple
tons Cylopedia il is like sending the whole family
10 college" All the volumes can be obt aimed at
once on easy payments by addressing Box 49,
81 ar Office
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Elegant assortment: rock bottom prices; al
kinds TO select from, at AUERBACHS, 9TH and Ii.
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THE HOLIDAY TRADE.
The Stores and the ShOppers-Hints "a
PurChaScFS.

The stores filed with holiday goods form the
principal attraction OF the city now, and holiday
shopping is going on in earnest. Readers OF THE
STAR can save themselves much time and annoy
ance by consulting the advertising columns Of
THE STAR when Planning their shopping expedi-
tons For the benefit OF its readers THE STAR
publishes from day to day notices Of business
houses that offer special inducements or have
made special preparations for the holiday trade.
handsome cheval. glass. so saws BREITBARTH,
Odd Fellows hall, makes very nice Xmas pres
ent III one wants 70 rent his house with FURNITURE
OF elegant pattern and hne workmanship, II would
be worth his while TO call and inspect MI. BRETT
BARTH'S extensive stock.
A beautiful and appropriate gift for Christmas,
and one which would be appreciated, IS a bouquet
OF choice flowers. JOHN SAUL 621 9TH street north
west, has fine collection OF roses orchids and
flowers and Norway spruce for Christmas trees.
CHAPMAN, 915 Pennsylvania avenue, has large
stock OF fancy goods for Christmas in brass
leather &C., and also beautiful Christmas cards
and illustrated gift books Of every description.
II you want to give your boy good pocket knife
go to the RODGERS CUTLERY STORE, 4S7 Pennsyl-
Fania avenue. The holiday stock includes table
anu carving knives, toilet cases Tor gentlemen and
Tor ladies and many other useful and elegant arti-
cleS.
GEORGE RYNEAL, Jr., the proprietor OF the paint
ers and artists supply store 41S 9TH street north
west, has made many additions to his stock, which
are intended especially for Christmas gifts Fine
parlor and table eaSelS, and Oil and water color
boxes for the use OF amateur artists are TO be
found in The greatest profus1On. besides many art
novelties and beautiful holiday favOrS.
LUTz Bro, 491 Pennsylvania avenue, have
the Concord harness for sale. They consider this
harness the best In the market. They have horse
DiahHels ana carriage robes In great variety.
Bradbury piano, or one of those sweet-tonel
palace organs, would make q Christmas gift that
would please the most fastidiOuS. Mr. +. G. SMITH,
HOB PENNSYLVANIA avenue Is Offering low dis
counts on all stock previous 10 removal to new
building. Pianos are offered from SO to 500.
NAIRN & OGRAM, pharmacists, have provided
just what large proportion OF Christmas pur-
chasrrs want and that is line OF fragrant
cologne, made OF the best and puIeSt articles.
They have also q large supply Of cut glass wine
and plush goods for the holidays.
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Azure Article of Wines or Liquors
at reasonable prices. Hugh j. Fegan's 3O5 9th st
Old established family liquor store %
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AUCTION SALES.
T'HoMAs J. FISHER co, Real Estate Brokers.

FuNhOMAS y. flShEn CO, Real Estate Broken
Under and by virtue of deed Of trust from John ax
SS tse :n anS S
FIR if1 81
fodds recpred suS4iSilo ~, Of the western hs q
square numbered $685. situated on the corner Of CAnd
Terms OF sale shall be as follows: third of the
purchase money to be paid in cash and the bsaao m
sale with interest the said deferred payments 70 b. Sc
Chaser NAV psS III the nnr"hase money IN cash Il he
elects so 60 do deposit Of 800 VIII be reg1red 2,
days the property may be sold the risk and cost
cos WaS b SEss
THOMAS DOWNING. Auctioneer. dls-dkds
V,HoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer
VALUABLE UNIMPRovED PROPERTY on 4
On M6SbAi, SEcEMEkk AhI HifiaS n
premises, will sell, without reserve the follow-S
ISL ,Sns Se1s pr . q lGs unSeS and
nifty lsS9l BEGINNING for the same thirty feet
On S ne IF
thence south one hundred feet; thence east twenty
feet and thence north hundred feet to the place u
Ierms: third cash: balance in ak and twelve
per cent interess and secrd by deed Of trust On the
s0a S e y one or all s. :. W. q the
Tesu,red st time q sale Az sscSrnE and conseysns
with in ten days from day sale the property VIII b
res9d ss the risk and cost q dsf a.
ABOVE SALT SAIL s = HSs5f9Sf psd y SSS
isss Ssss S$sS ..
exrHE ABOVE SALE rs FURTHER POST
L ss
pisss 49, THOMAS D3M cbnSs::r
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ooi GOODYEAR Rubber COY: The most service
abe ana acceptable Christmas present IS a good
rubber coaI. cloak, or pair OF boots, for a lady
gent or youth, rubber doll toy FOR the little
ones. The hest rubber goods in the world are
manufactured and sold bv Goodyear Rubber Com
panV, I',:S 9Th 81, Getween ID and E
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GREAT SCOTT, is il possible that YOU have never
been To the beautiful pictures. picture frames,
picture mouldingS, Albums and other Xmas goods
at ". III. Neerhoff'S, OLD and All 9TH street.
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OUR SPECIMTY.-Fine work only: perfect facili-
ties Cooperative Cleaners and Dyers, sc ID ST.
a..
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TRAIN So, on the Metropolitan Branch Baltimore
and Ohio railroad that has heretofore LEFT at 10 O
a. ~. Will, on and after Monday next, leave at
93O a. m returning arrive at IL 80 instead IL :55
formerly.
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Bakers Norwegian Cod Liver Oil. the
reputation of which has been maintained half
century, is still ahead OF all competition. All who
need the article will find il greatly TO their adyan.
tage TO insist brand or send directly TO our
| laboratory. JOHN c. BAKER d Co., Phila., and at
| druggists.
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The Courts.

EQUITY COURT-.Judge James.
Yesterday, Best agt. Best: sale ratified nisi.
Willis agt. Willis; time to take testimony ex-
tended thirty days.
To-day, stanford agt. YeabOwer; referred to
auditor for allowance OF solicitors fee Bigelow
agt. Smith: power in complainant to convey fee
simple confirmed. Smith agt. Richards; reference
to auditor ordered.
CRIMINAL COURT-Judoc Mac arthur.
Yesterday, Frank Howe bigamy: verdict not
guilty; defendent dismissed. John Wallace, house
breaking; verdict guilty: sentence suspended
Mary Ellen jackson, larceny; motion for new trial
filed.
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Coughs,
SCOTS Emulsion Of Pure

Browns Bronchial Troches are used with advan.
tage TO alleviate Coughs, Sore Throat, and Bron.
chial Affections. Sold only i'm boxes. 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-18

| Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
| and delivered in y Id. ward" prints, 45c per TO-
| Also Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet MIX
| DC. per quart. Cream lac.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-18
Frssr1Ls Ice Cream, Charlottes and Candies.

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