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The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-08-25
Maryland Notes.
SMITHBURa, Nd, Aug. 20.

SMITHBURa, Md, Aug. 20.
ED. FREEMAN
The presence of light bearer
like Mr.. j. l.. Thomas, of Cumb er-
land, is very much needed in this
county. There is some light here,
but it is not properly carried and
held up before the people.
With an indomitable Mr.. Thorn
as apostle, crying for the Good
Templars, and hosts OF FRERMANs
shouting "1he Saloon must qo,"
West Virginia is an enviable coun-
try compared with this part Of
Maryland.
However, we have a bright streak
of the coming dawn in w. G. T.
U. organized at Keedysvil!e, the
home of Mr.. D. Fl. Wyand. Friends
are coming forward.
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sample Copies Free.

w"No subscribe, no BsU;;" 80
mo friend need fear to take copies of
The Freeman and read them, sohen
they come unlocked for.
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SIGNED BY COMMITTEE.
Report unanimously adopted.
REPORT ON RESOLUTIONS.


We, in convention assembled,
agree to the following resolutions !:
l. We reverently acknowledge Almighty
God, and desire to work with His grace and
counsel to establish and maintain O sound
civil government.
2. We believe the traffic in intoxicating
beverages is the greatest constant source of
crime and immortality, Of destruction of
body and imbecility of mind, and the great
fountain of social and political corruption.
8. We demand the constitutional prohibit
ton of the manufacture, sale and importa-
ton of, and all traffic whatsoever in, intoxi-
eating liquors as a beverage.
4. We favor the most liberal system of
education consistent with the resources Of
the State and claim that when the suppress
sion of the liquor traffic is an accomplished
fact,a large proportion of the 5000, 100000 now
absorbed by that traffic can be turned into
educational channels.
5. We heartily sympathtze with every just
effort on the part of receivers of wages to
improve their condition and to make them
selves more equal partakers in the general
prosperity, but we declare that total absti-
hence for the individual and prohibition of
the liquor power by the State lie at the
Threshold of labor reform.
6. That we favor every effort to prevent
the Dissertation of the Lords day by the run
ming of trains and the handling of the q. s.
mails.
SIGNED BY COMMITTEE.
The Report was adopted with
hearty enthusiasm.
Anderson was recommended as
the place for the Senatorial Conven-
ton, time not fixed.
The following delegates were
appointed:
Creek Dist, w Fl Scott; Union District, VIM
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Full County Ticket in the Field.

DEAR FREEMAN:
The Summers County Prohibi-
ton Convention met in the Court
House, on Saturday, the 21st. A
large audience was present to hear
Rev. T. G. johnson. of Charleston,
who was promptly on hand, and
who delivered an address made up
Of sound arguments and stubborn
facts.
DR.. Wightman, of the Presby-
terrain Church, was called to the
chair, and Mr.. II. Peppel to act as
secretary. A committee of five
was appointed on nominations,
who promptly reported as their
choice, Hon. Joseph Hinton for the
Legislature, Mr.. James Boyd for
County Commissioner, and Mr.. j.
G. Woodson az a delegate to the
Charleston Convention.
On motion, the nominations
were unanimously confirmed.
About $50 copies of THE FREEMAN
were handed out, and 30 sent to
every part of the county, and l
hope you will get hundred new
names on your books.
The Convention was really better
than we had expected. II Mr.. Hin
ton will accept, we believe
he can be elected. On Sunday
morning, Mr., Johnson preached a
fine sermon at the Baptist Church,
and at night the large house was
well filled and he gave us a
splendid discourse on Temperance
and Prohibition. The ball is in
motion, and it gains increased
momentum at every revolution.
VINDEx.
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Send fOr The Freeman.
The ~ O. z. Z. Conference Organ.

- OV'JVf CfcL0 VI VItts
The FREEMAN has been the
adopted medium of the Mountain
Lake Park W. c. T. U. Interstate
Conference, through all the five
years of its grand and growing
work.
In THE FREEMAN its readers get
the full proceedings of each annu-
al Conference, with the doings, no.
tees, announcements, &C., of the
Executive Committee and officers.
The FREEMAN is well worth the
years subscription for what it
gives of this one most efficient or
ganization of Temperance work
ers.
Send a dollar and have THE
FREEMAN for year, giving all
this with whole volume of Probi-
bition facts and fight besides.
On trial, three months. % cents.
Address FREEMAN,
Parkersburg, w. Va.
N. B. Our Special Conference
Edition Of 1000, will be sent out
this week. Too many Prohlbi.
ton Calls, Conventions, &C., to get
the last side to press last week, az
expected.
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ssPrOhibitfOn Powders

For TIE Beer ana n rd Brandy battles; Gospel pei
writings from the "Big Guns" in the Whis-
ky Wsr,, also. stirring, songs; Splendid for
Albert Lea e MINI, by the NatI Fore m
Dept. W. q. T. U. Send s1.00 for 100 copies
Iyear, or 10 cents for sample copies.
LAURA G. FIXEN, Albert Lea, MINI.
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FOR PROHIBITIONISTS ONLY.

ton Badge" Send for one at once---some-
thing entirely new---every Prohibitionist
should have one. Price, single Badge 15c; or
SI.O0 per dozen. Stamps not taken. Ad-
dress all orders to Mrs. E. e. Grifice, p. Box
I56 Garrett City, Indiana.
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Sprln2neld Dist, Alex McNeer; Wo1 creek
Dist, H Bare; Red sulphur Dist, Rev P
Baber
Senatorial Conyention-Second Creek, NJ
3 Connell Sweet Spring, VIM Duncan; IN
son: Red sulphur, A Skaggs; Spri nghe cid,
Preston Burdett.
COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
Messrs. c. S. Scott and JAS. Mann
were put in nomination for the
Legislature; Mr.. Mann was nomi-
mated on the first ballot, and upon
motion, his nomination was made
unanimous.
Messrs. Porter Hamilton, G. K.
Scott and A. Dunsmore were put
in nomination for Commissioner of
the Court.
Mr.. Scott was nominated on the
second ballot and upon motion his
nomination was made unanimous.
COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Messrs. H. G. Barr, M. S. Cornell
and VIM. Sydnor were appointed
as Executive Committee for the
county.
MessrS. A. McD. Browning,
Robert Johnson and II. c. Barr
were appointed Committee to
inform Mr.. Mann of his nomination
and to urge his acceptance of the
same.
On motion, the Executive Com.
mittee were empowered to name a
candidate for the Legislature in the
event Mr.. Mann can not be
induced to accept.
On motion of Mr.. A. E. Johnson
the proceedings of the Convention
were ordered to be published in
The FREEMAN, Anderson Statesman
and Monroe County Watchmam.
A. Mod. BROWNING,
Secretary
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Summers Awake.

Prohibition County Convention Ad-
dressed by Req. T. c. Johnson, Of
Charleston.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-08-25

A Convention of the Prohibition.
lists of Monroe county, W. Va, was
held at Wolf Greek on Saturday,
Aug. 81, 1885.
Mr.. G. S. Scott was elected
chairman and Mr.. A. Med. Brown
ing, secretary.
The chairman stated the object
of the meeting to be to nominate q
candidate to represent Monroe
county in the next Legislature,
and to appoint delegates to the
Congressional Convention to be
held in Charleston, on the 28th of
August, and to the Senatorial Con-
vention for the 9Th Senatorial Dis
trict.
The following committees were
appointed by the chair, viz.
On Order of Business-Wm. Silvey, Geo.
Smithson, A w Burdette, c s Scott and A
Med Browning.
On Organization-H G Barr. Preston Bur-
dette, ] G Anderson, w Scott and A A Mil
Ter.
On Resolutions-A L johnson, NJ Con-
NELL Jas bearing, H Fitzgerald and G W
McKile.
The ConveAtion then took q
recess, after which the Committees
reported in their order as follows !:
ORDER OF BUSINESS.
l. Enrolment
2, Report of Committees.
8. Name, time and place for Senatorial
Convention.
| A. Appointment Of delegates to Senatorial
and Congressional Conventions.
s. Nomination OF candidates for House
of Delegates
8. Nomination of candidate for Commits
sioner.
| 7. Appointment of Executive Committee.
SIGNED BY COMMITTEE.
The Committee submitted the
following
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-08-25
Monroe County Prohibition Con.
yentiOn.
Old Monroe Means Business.

County Organised-D Delegates Ap-
pointed and County Ticket Noma-
mated.
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LAST GRAsp SALE
OF
THE SEASON

We viii take account of stock on February 10. and
to that date intend to dispose Of all surplus stock
suit will reduce goods to astonishing low figures
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
walking shades Former ,T1 price sSs
81 % stock taking price button Mousauetaires,
stG nI,a .kIpS price button Embroidered
75c,, stock taking price button Mou.quetaire,
opera shades Former price. Sl.l0
oSs prc Lined Fnrop Dog
81 = stock taking price. Gents Lined Fur-top Dog
ski G GANp 5Sdms1 Giss bEFARrMENr
fancy colo o Form Former price, s7e ,-.-.,.-,-,
Haschis roTme F price ssr A'ns0 fancy '0'0e'e'
a9e n, stocf taking price Linen Hemstisched For
&c stock taking price. White, with Tape Borders
s5c. stock taking price Gents Hdkchfs, fancy Dor
Csc stock taking Gents Hdkchs fancy Dor
2Oc. stock taking price. Gents Hdkchfs. fancy bor
20 zoe stock takjn. price. Silk Hdkchfs, all colors
6ec. stock taking price Silk Hdkchfs, embroidered
corner Former price, S4c
s5c. stock taking price Silk Hdkchfs. deliberately
embroidered. Former price, 81.
LADIES RUCH.NGs, COLLARS AND CUFFS
DEPARTMENT.
Having bought manufacturers lot Of Remnants
Of fine Ruchings, will oer same ut much less than
one-half OF regular price. These goods were meas
ured and priced according to length and quality.
,. remnants at 3 s. e. 9. 10 and Is cents Former
Sc. or 5 for 2;5c. stock taking price Fine Linen
Collars e. manufacturers sample ne), really worth
HAMBURG EMBROIDERIEs DEPARTMENT.
discount of 10 per cent off marked prices
JEWELRY AND FAN DEPARTMENT, .
discoun tot Is per cent Off marked prices.
LEATHER GOODS DEP ARTME
A discount of 10 per cent off marked prices on
SATCHELS.
copper cent off marked prices
POCKETBOOKS.
CORSET DEPARTMENT.
pe F 1se f0u hand
MG sa em'F0d
psT1ss: 1t !esIee1%sea g. Former Price ice
w sSeS st0'FFanng price bone
' WaPners Health corse,s
MERINo UNDERWEAR.
and and Pants Eosmsl price 81 stock taking
price 81, sl75 Celebrated american Hosiery Goods
Tno and DRIVES Fosmer a pree c
stock taking price. Ladies, Knitted Vests, finest
blue and cardinal Former price, S2.25.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S CLOAKS
S5. stock taking price. Ladies' Newmarkets, Bison
and Berlin Twill Cloth doubebreaSed, tourists back
Former price, So. rs.
Sc. stock taking price, Ladies' Newmarkets Che
viOtte. fur collar and cuffs Former price, 80.
S74S, stock taking price Ladies' Visites, brown
boucle cloth and elegant feather trimming. Former
price, $40.
sl1. stock taking price. Ladies' Vistes: brown bro
cade velvet and feather trimming Former price. S16
81 1888, stock taking price Black Brocade Velvet
Newmarket, dOuble-breasted, plated back. Former
price. $27.
So. stock taking price. Ladies' Walking Jacket
boucle cloth Former price 50.
SIS. stock taking price Ladies' Newmarkets, silk
matelassee. black fur down front and around bottom
Former price. $50.
Sa4s; stock taking, price Cfidren's Atwood
Coats to 10 years. Former price. So and SO.
81. stock taking price. Coats odd sizes, elegantly
trimmed. Former price, So, 50 aud So
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lr Is To Yorn INTEREST

10 bear IN mind that Bensons Capciue Plaster is
worth dozen Of ANY other porous plaster Belson's
psssteTs are genuine medicinal article endorsed and
ussd by the medical proi-sSiun from sine To Cali
fCraia- They In few hours ailments which mo-
Others viii even -elie"e. Cheap and worthless imit
lions sold 10y dealers who IRE for Iar, profits
on trash than they do for the of an approving
conscience. Bewarc Of them and of tiIe -Capucin
'taf.s.cin. Gap icine' and '-tapsicum' plasters
which thsy sell to the unwary. These names are
nothing but misleading Variations the name Cap
cine Note TIE difference. 20 to reputable druggists
ana you vii nJL ~ deceived The genuine Il, uSon's
has the Three seals tTadetnark and he rord - ar
cine cut In tIie ceuteT ago. N, "a
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GREAT SALE Or SAMPLE Suns

S24 Eth STREET y. w
BETWEEN 7 ST AND MASSACHUSETTS AVE
GOOD CLOTHING l. ALWAYS THE CHEAP
Est N TliE End. AND WHEN YOU CAN Buy
SAAPLE SUITS Or OVERCOAT> FOR MEN
BOYS, AND CHILDREN At ALMOST HALF
PRICE GOJ CANNOT INVEST YOUR Monty
BETTER MANY ARE BUYING HEAVY GOODS
FOR NEXT WINTER.
Os1 OF OCR SAMPLE SUITS ARE EQUAL
10 IHE BEST CUSTOM CLOTHING AND
hot CAN DEPEND ON THEN. NEARLY ALL.
AXE MADE FOR BROADWAY TRADE NEW
fORk.AND WHEN IOU CAN BUY MEMS SUITS
PROM 80 TO So UNDER TIE REGULAR PRICES
YOU SECURE BARGAINS SELDOM OFFERED
WE HAVE LOT OF CIIILDRFS,S SI-ITS
AGES 4 TO 5 YEARS, FORMERLY SOLD FOR
So. 81 AND IS. WE ARE SELLING NOW FOR
$500 MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN'S OVER
COATS AND SUITS AT n GREAT SAVING To
YOU.
BEST CLOTHING FOR THE LOWEST PRICES
AT THE GREAT SALE OF SAMPLE SUITS gpa
SEVENTH ST. NV. TWO DOORS BELOW BUR
DETTES DRY GOODS HOUSE BETWEEN at
<A-NO -n<.olaIiitSEIIS AVE jaSO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-01

The Sherman-rry correspondence has not
ended in 4 very dignified manner for either
party. Had General Fry been as anxious To be
Just 10 all parties TO make n smart point,
he would have given the authority tor his
statement when asked To do So As it is he
gets whatever notoriety comes from entrapping
Gen. sherman into a denial of hap-hazard
statement contained in "A hastily-penned pri-
waite letter written some months ago And Col
Scott will find il difficult to explain with credit
To himself just how il happened that he turned
This friendly letter of Sherrnan's to him over to
Fry To- be- used, in this treacherous way, as a
Suar,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-01

The double bereavement which has fallen on
the Secretary of state appeals TO the universal
sympathy of the nation. Mr. Bayard has al
ways been happy in his home, that these
two heavy blows. coming in swift succession fall
upon him with crushing force. Through Mr.
BayardS promotions from distinction to
another he has had the Inspiration and happi-
ness of sharing his honorS with a true and con-
genial wife. This companion he now loses.
under distressing circumstances. when it was
hoped She was regaining her customary health.
and might look forward to many years Ofhappy
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GRocERrEx Ieocsa,rsu GnocxR,rs.

GROCERIES GRocERrEsu GnocER1Es,
ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY
are Now Prepared to Oner
Genuine AandehIing Java Coffee.
Gold seal Oolong Tea
hay Pckiig Uncolored Japan Tea.
lsed & 20 s sublime LUCIA olive Oil
SILVER King fiour-Roiier Process.
New YORK state NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. choice.
New York State White Clover Honey.
ture Vermont Maple syrup
Extra Choice Creamery Butter,
ihe above goods Of The very hixhest order that
can De produced and being among our SPECIAL
lies, VIII always be found fresh and Desirable
ELPHONZo YoUNGs COMPANY
laZo-ot, 2p,2c AS Ninth ST., BET. D and z
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SouSp BuslSEss Loe1c
fSlg advertisements mean large expense and close
observers notice they frequently deceptive be-
cause Intended 10 convey the idea THAI entire stock
- cheap when. In fact. the average n above ordinary
pr!ees owing to small expenses and cash purchases.
we ouer KEAL BARGAiN In EVERY ARTICLE,
anionS which are 3Uinch Cashmeres. 25c.: 1OA4
nr9che Quilts. 81 double White Blankeis u. 10 pair
anu uE Ihomps6ns Corsets, yYc; 4-button Monogram
nus, SID; Monarch tperfect-dtting shirt, 1Sc.;
s snaWknt y Hose, 26c., DC, &c. BRODHEAD& CO,
w. i st. NV. 9Th 81. ia2o- &c. I'D
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WANTED-HEI.P

WANTED a GENTEEL. MAN SERVANT
y ~ with good: Recommendation. Apply st 1888
WYANTED-COLORED BOY And GIRL. ABOUT
90 wears nov 1 9 sE for plain cooking and
references required. I015 i4sh St NV sAs'' IT,
UYANTED-A COLoRED WOMAN AS WAIT
AZ. nrSs a ey ibD must be
NV. lis
WANTED-A BOY TO WRITE ADDRESSES
w Sc; good and quick penman. Address 7. H.
WTANTED-A FIRsT-CLAss WAITRESS. WITH
w reference none others need apply. at 1915 II St.
AeHxs 15s q WIN. Az
hand Apply Room 10, $50 St NV. 1t:
WANTED-A RESPECTABLE CoLoRED
and stay at night address Box Il. Star Office 1t.
WANTED-A WHITE GIRL FOR GENERAL
nouse enns no washing or ironing; German
IN 1s ssore 0'"s reference Apply at 'l'o
WANTED-A REsPECTA BILE GIRL AS NURSE
enees aaa s mnss remain nights refer
WANTED-WHlTE BOY TO MAKE FIRES
w and sweep store at KEEN's. 4l4 9th st. fi-a
WANTED-sEVERAL LADIES TO LEARN
ah e0s'af and s s ST. X kinds of
VVANTED-A WHITE WOMAN. TO COOK.
SOl2 Dumbarton avenue. fl-3te
VNANTED-A, COLOkED WOMAN TO DO THE
w cooking and wait table. Must have recent
city references and go home at nights 1928 10th st.
NV. f1-3t*
VLyANTED-A YOUNG NAN WHO UNDER
w stands the paint, oil and glass business Refer
ence. Address GLASS. Star Office j3O-2t
VXYANTED-CANVASSER TO SOLICIT FOR A
w trsclasS and easy selling sewing machines those
with experience preferred Address at once o. s. Star
Office. ia3O3t
VIIANTED-TEN a COAT HNNDS on
w spring overcoats AT KEENS. Ala 9th ST. ja29-;,t
VITANTED-SIX PANTALOON HANDS AT
w GEO. I. kEENS, Ala 9th st ja29-3t
VNANTED-WHITE AND COLORED WOMEN
eral workers, scrub and kitchen girls men cooks s
A. COOMRS, Emp. Bureau 926 st. ja222ws
." ANTED-A STENOGRAPHER FOR AN
preferred Must be accurate. Address at once T. NJ
star Once. ja29-5ts
"ANTED-WHITE AND COLORED COOKS.
general honseworkers, laundresses, men cooks and
walters, with references. NATIONAL LABOR BIJ-
REAU. 517 Ith St.. NV, bet. and F. ja2S-lw*
NANTED-5O LADIES TO LEARN DRESS
w Cutting by Moody's New Tailor system Can
make dress while learning Price reduced for short
time All kinds of patterns cut by n. HILBERT $40
pennsylvania ave "a floor. ja23-tfel7
"ANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO START A
w new business at their homes: be done even
ings and learned in hour: any person making less
than 1Oc to soc an hour should send loo once Tor
package of samples of goods, and "a working sam
pies tformulas) to commence on.
Address ALBANY SUPPLY CO,
JOHN Albany n. Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-01

Mr. Robert r. Porter, who keeps pretty sharp
watch ON tariff legislation, says that the rev.
enue reform leaders prepared a bill last week
which did not ind approval when quietly cir
culated among democrats, and that a modified
bin Is now To be framed with view to unite
the party in its support. 1t is quite evident
that no radical measure can make Roadway
and IL IL very doubtful if the Senate will concur
in any bill Of democratic origin, however mod
erat.. in itS pr0yiSioDS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-01

Another big batch of frauds is promised in
the newspapers, this time about land entries in
Utah. The usual number of prominent cabinet
officers, members OF Congress. bureau chiefs
leading lobbyists and newspaper men are in
VOWED. Well, bring on the facts. IT is just at
this critical point that many very promising
sensations COLLAPSE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-01

Where removals imply stigma IN character
the injured party and his friends ire entitled
10 a public trial
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

NOR RENT-A DESIRABLE BANK OR BRO
II ker's office on 18th ST., opposite the Treasury.
Apply at rs 10Th st. ia2I-lm
LNOR RENT - THREE DESIRABLE OFFICE
Il Rooms, in building 637 n. w, north side, ad-
Joining 9Th ST.; newly papered and painted. Apply to
FRANK II. BURNS. 1115 Pennsylvania ave jal Is I'm
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FOR RENT-STORES.

NOR RENT-THREE NEW STORES WITH
L, Dwellings above-14O6S and 10 st. NV,
ao;1cent 10 Riggs market Ihese houses have feet
room with large plate glass show window: eight
and BATH gas and water: 2S feet sid walk, and would
make capital market stores Apply to S. E. LEWIS
14IS 14th ST. n.w. ja3O-3ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-01

The birds and the flowers have always gone
together as types of innocent loveliness, and.
patty on that account, have always found con-
genial friends in woman. But of late the birds
have found this attachment fatal. The fashion
of wearing feathers and whole birds as head
gear has led to such an enormous slaughter of
the birds that nature cannot make good the
waste. Why will the women he so impatient
To assume their wings" As il is the pretty
birds are disappearing rapidly that their
scientific friends are becoming alarmed, and, in
the true American way, have formed n COM
mittee and issued an address. II is To be hoped
that Notwithstanding leagues" will now ex
tend and flourish in the land, and that the
woods and meadows may have rest from the
relentless emiSsaries of fashion.
The simple and unassisted resources of nature
gave out, long ago, in the attempt to keep pace
with wonan's desire for flowers And, per
haps, unless the fashions change, we shall have
aviaries. we have Conservatives, where birds
OF striking plumage will be cultivated for the
market
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

NOR RENT-FENTON HALL. HOG r ST, FOR
II merly occupied by l. Scribner for q bicycle school
Possession given at once A. r. HILL & CO..
1a6O-lm 1888 ST.
NOR RENT-A SQUARE PIANO, good toned 81
IL per month Can be seen at 12l1 9th St NV
ja3O6t*
LNOk RENT-BRICk STABLE. COR. o AND 10TH
II SITS. n.w.-room for three horses and two car
riages: price, $40; all conveniences Inquire 945
st. NV. ia20-5t+
LHOR RENT-A LARGE CARRIAGE HOUSE
IL and stable at 3l4, and rooms, with and without
board, at 3l6 and 3l4 Indiana avenue. ja16-2m
NOR RENT-STABIE IN THE REAR OF 1912
IL n ST., opposite British legation, stable, four
stalls; coachman's room and ali improvements Apply
to A. I. BRICE, ia 18th st. ia9lm
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It Is becoming clearer daily that the discon-
tent In Ireland Is only one phase Of political
revolution that involves the very framework of
the empire. Gladstone. in taking up again the
ems of power, represents the rising antago-
nism 10 hereditary privilege. This Is seen by
the stamp of men he must select as his iieuten-
ants On pending questions Lord Harrington.
the heir 10 = dukedOm, is much nearer the
court party than to the majority in the house of
commons, and hence he has refused. and very
properly, TO return to office with Gladstone IL
Is doubtful, also, il Earl Granville goes back to
his former place as the liberal leader in the
house of lords Nor IL be said that this
position will be An enviabe one If II should
turn out that from this time on the liberal party
will make a determined effort TO abolish the
essential features of the upper house.
No one see the end of the battle against
aristOcrrcy that has now fairly opened. Glad
stone himself is not disposed to be very aggres-
rive or radical, and long his personal
influence is paramount lie will be able to hold
his party in check. But he cannot expect to
remain much longer at the helm, and when he
retreS the direction of affairs will devolve upon
bold and shrewd men like Chamberlain, who
make no secret of their hostility TO hereditary
privilege.
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We will take account of stock on February 10, and
mp to that date intend to dispose of all surplus stock
in each OF our departments. To accomplish this
suit viii reduce goods to astonishing low figures
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EOR RENT

EOR RENT
II :. w. Per Mo.
S41 G ST.. 3 rs............S32
231 18th St, . rs..-.-25
$40 Va av., 9 rs-.-..l1-3o
936-SSS Va av., q r-l1.30
622-624 Md av.. 6r....11
6ls-62o c ST., 6 rs......l7
926 Va av., 4 rs.--..l5.30
1ll6 9th ST., q rs.........l5