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There IN Nothing Surprising
in the fact that Benson's Capoine Plssters
are widely initiated; that cheap and worth
less plasters, with names of similar sound
and similar appearance in type, are freely
offered for sale. Articles Of great and orig
trashy limitations. But as they become
known they die out through deserved neg
lect. Meanwhile We warn the public against
the so.o8lled " Capsicum," .. Capsicin,"
Capucin and Capsioine 3, plasters,
wise. They have no medicinal or curative
virtues whatever. and are made to sell on
the reputation Of Benson's. When purchas-
ing ask for BensOn's, deal with respectable
druggists only, and you cannot be deceived.
The genuine has the Three Seals trade
mark on the cloth, and the word Cspcine"
cut Ia the center.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

CT0RE HOUSE, ETU.-At Shelby Station,
- Miss, stere house, saloon, stables and
HOTEL READY FURNISHED. For further par
tculars apply to j. II. STAfFOkD,
ConcordIa, Miss.
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]. f. HOIST &BRO..

DEMOCRATS TO THE FRONT-TO al
II persons seeking Government Em
ployment In any Of tho departmentsl,
Washington, or any other positions undo
as 10 how TO proceed TO obtain the same
and blank Forms of Application on
receipt OF Ono Dollar, Address John
u. BURGH, LOck-bON ass, Chicago
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JOIN 0vERTOS, JR. c. ". GRosvENoR.
Overflow 4 6ROSVEN0R,
Real Estate Dealers
AGENTS d BROKERS,
Office, 264 Second Street.
q. X. Cor. second and COurt,
MEMPHIS, TEHNESAEE.
Oval ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD.
There fs Nothing Surprising

OVAL ESTATE BOUGHT AND SOLD.
1G Taxes PAID, hentf Collected. etc.. on
Commission
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EOR RENT.

HOUSE-No. IS Adams street. on corner
II Third: three.stOries; good repair; from
July /, 1886. JOHN ". CURRIN,
9O2 Caeond streat
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Pe~uttar Eyes.
She Has a Trou biesome Brother.

LINCOLN. hi, May PA woman named
Nisensnt, residing west of the city, caused
sensation here yesterday 10y sending for ply
siciaa. saying her brother who had frequently
threatened her lie, had rushed upon her in the
orchard, and. AT the point ot the pis .oi, coin
PEELED her To drink bottle of poison. When
the doctor reached there he said he found a
slight trace oi poison Ia The woTnsn's stanlach,
but the brother had gone, and the sheriff could
nnd 10 trace OF him. This same woman has
created n sensation several times, aud had the
officers chasing all over the country py saying
this brother OI hers had attempted her late. She
says her brother wants her to leave her nus
band; that hc Is wanted In NJ ssouri. and has
been in states prison three times. Sue viii NOT
give his
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nAANoGaEIKnY sA LES OF XALUAg Ne M N
BkANEM u IA Tile roIoaAc RlyER. SEAk
sioSAl Al. Ca cEMaT i;. 81 10 '-' 'i'f@'
BY virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court ofisre
the District Of Columbia. passed Ia Equity cause H
No 9Yo6 on the 10th day OF May, 1856. the un.].
dersgned as trustee in SAID eaus" Will offer for sale
DAY. JUNE EiGHTH, fssS. at The u hour Of VI
Gel Of land and premises situate. lying and being in
the District OF Columbia binding on the shore OF
Navy Yard bridge and contained within the follow
ing ineies and bounds beginning for the same at the
Branch and the beginning Off numbered (6) of
survey by LAYS Sa6ssy and running THENCE so1h
perches the river road thence with said south
snd we to
forty eight t4eo) degrees west eighiy-eight (Ss}
and its several meanderings to the place Of
2e aeres Of Ea more and es
being the same land conveyed BY Matilda r. smit..
tenber. 1864: in Lber n CT IS. folio lys 81 seq.
for the use Of the Washington City and fcnt IooIcut
exclusive OF thar used for the railroad track.
Is. S5s r
O'CLOCK r. al, &C the office Of Duncanson Bros,
Ss @ % ss
mentioned decree three burial SITES located In the
Congressional Cemetery, and described follows:
Sizes numbered two hundred (2OO) two hundred and
Que I2Oll, two hundred and two (2O2). range num-
etery.
Terms Of Sale: In the case of the farm the terms OF
sale are as follows: Onethrd cash the balance
IN one and TWO years from day of SALE with in
until paid from dGy Of SALE payment therefore to
De secured by The promissoIy notes Of purchaser
purchasers secured by deed OF trust the property
sold case the land Is at decided to purchaser
or the whole OF said purchase money may
oe required at time Of SALE In the of the burial
SIZES ne terms OF sale all cash deposit Of S25
veyancing will be at the cost of purchaser pur
cnasers The terms OF sale in either COM
peu with IN ten days after SALE otherwise the
reserves the tight to resell u cost Of defaulng pur
chaser or purchasers after i've days public notice
such resale IN some newspaper published In washing
ton, D. e. JOHN b. LARNER Trusfea =
,,,,~-<..,. Offices 1914 st NV.
OONCANSON BROS, Ancta my2l-d&ds.
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auct,oneera

~ -
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE DWELL
ING HOUSE NO. 11O2 VIRGINIA AVENUE
SOUTHWEST, OPPOSlTEIAES
GROUNDS
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated April 18th, ~
1853 and duly recorded In Lber No O37, folio
302 et seq one Of the land records Of the Dis e:R
trct Of Columbia. and BY the direction Of the party
thereby secured the undersigned trustees will sell. ut
public auction, In front Of the premises. on SATUR-
DAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF JUNE, A. d. 1856. at
FIVE O'CLOCK 2: ~. lot numbered nineteen QYl
Of Abram +. Barker recorded subdivision OF OF
original lot numbered seven 90 in square numbered
three hundred and twenty-five (325) in the city Of
Washington, District of Columbia, together with i'm
proyements ON said Lot, consisting Vt substantial
dwelling house
Terms OF sale: One-third OF the purchase money in
cash aud the balance in two equal notes at aud two
years with Interest from day Of sale ut six per cent
per annum, interest 70 be paid semiannnally. u be
or all the purchase money may be paid In sh. the
option OF the purchaser, deposit of 500 must De
made at the time Of sale Upon failure to comply with
the terms Of sale within ten days after sale resale
VIII De had ater i've days public notice ~ inc RISK
and recording at the purchasers cost.
WILLIAM w. BOARMAN. Trustsoa
my26-d&ds GEORGE G. BOAhMAN.
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NUNCANSON BROS Auctioneers.

hCNCANSON BROS, AuCtioneers.
TWO!STORY BRICK, No 019 SIXTH STREET
NEAR X SOUTHWEST, WITH FRAME
BUILDING IN REAR.
On FIR DAY. MAY TWENTY-EIGHTHa at 80
FIVE O'CLOCK L. NJ, we will SELL in front OF iiH
the premises, EG
PART OF LOTS % AND %. Square No. 40,
Fronting Is feet 9th street. and running back 1872
feet To alley. improved trout by two-story Brick,
SIX rooms, modern eniences and rear by small
frame house.
This property Is used for business purposes and will
be q good g.,
deposit VI SlUO ut sale.
DCNCANSON BROS,
my2a d&ds Auct. oneers
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TELEGRAMS TO The STAR
The Knife In Politics.

OPELIKA. ALA, May 27.-News reaches here
OF a homicide I'm Talapoosa county grow ns
out OF political quarrel ]. A. Jackson and
owen Allen. disagrccing over the candidates
for the probate judgeshiP closed in upon each
other with knives. For fNe minutes a tho siy
slashing Progressed, when Allen dropped dead
from thrust in the abdomen. jackson has
i've serious wounds. irSm which he may die.
An Iowa Girls Peculiar Eyes.
SHE CLAIMS THAT EyERrTHfSG looks CPsIDK
BOWS To HKR.
BEpFoRp, Ia. May 2..-There exists In this
county very curious optical phenomenon iva
the person of little girl about ten years old,
named Nancy Taylor. She attends school In
Grant township. Ii the current philosophy of
vision. that we really see things upside down.
be correct, then this little gtT an Instance al
person Who sees objects ~ they rsa y are
She does her figuring and writing with inverted
characters, begins at the right side of the slate
or paper, and reads with the book upside
down. Objects within two feet OF her eyes
look inverted. while IL removed further uh.
they make the same impression on her vision
AIRY organs that they do on other peoples. Her
eyes are light blue, aud have nothing about
their appearance To indicate thcm less capa bic
OF performing their functions than ordinary
optics They have been examined by promi-
pent specialists, bat no maltornation could oe
detected.
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>. KIDS,
4l2 9th st. H. W.,
CALDERON CARLISLE,
3U1 ID st n W., ,,.
ANDREW b. DUVALL, Arustees'
ASP u st. H. W.,
JOHN T. MITCHELL
my3-eodts 1lth st. and Pa ave. NV
HUNCANSON BROS, AuctIoneers.

L
TRUSTEES SALE OF FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
ON NEW JERSEY ANEIN BETWEEN ID
AND STREETS NORTH.
By virtue OF deed OF trust duly recorded in e.IN
Liber No s53. Folio APO ct seq. one of the land JUL
recoTHs Tor the District of oiubia, Will sell 1s
on TIL URSDAYt THE TMkNTY-SEVENTH UI
front OF the premises all that piece parcel OF ground
and PREMISES situate. lying and being the city OF
Washington, III the District of Columbia. aud know
and oil tin.ushed as The north three go inches, trout
ing ON New Jersey avenue of lot ~" in Vests SUBJ
div sion OF original lot number. Il % running
bac the same width C the line OF said lot ~ and
also the adjoining lot numbered sixteen 90. in the
Iohlnaii, In So are numbered six hundred and
twenty -nne{6-s) together with all the Improvements,
ways, easements rights, privileges and appurtenances
tDeret0 belonging or i'll any manner pertaining,
sold subject TO special i'm prov ement taxes.
1erms 500 ca h; balance in and two years.
notes To bear six cent Interest. ali cash. AZ
option OF purchaser deposit Of Slo required at
time of sale. Terms to be comp led with in ten days.
otherwise resale at risk OF the dea ,itiny
purchaser after five d! spu lie notice of such resale
IA SOME newspaper pubilsh he'd in Washington, u. c.
ConVeyancn., IT, at purchasers cost.
myI5d&ds jim " Ter JR. Trustees.
TINMo TWO-sToEY AND BASEMENT BRICK
STREET. BETWEEN l AND AND NORTH
CAPITOL AND FARSI s1REElS NORTH
EAST.
On THURSDAY. MAY TWENTY-SEV- s.rt
ENrH. at SIX O'CLOCK PM in front of the de-
premises We " Ill sell Lots "a aid 1875 i'll Gil 3l
berts recorded sIbd vision If square 6., i'm owed
modern improvements, gas and water.
Terms: One-i IL cash: balance i'll and
les to- bear interest aud toe secured ~ OF
trust On premises or all cash. ut purchasers option.
depOs OF 81 % required on each house at time Of
sale ConveyancIng &c. at purchasers cost
ny22ot bU >CANoON BROS. Auctioneers.
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"Dutchy" o'Keefe, the Chicago ballot box
thief, sent to the Joliet prison for stealing a
ballot box at the spring election Of last year,
has been released from prison.
The kentucky Legislature has passed bin to
establish "A normal school Tor the OF the col
ored people.
Miles Wilson, who has been on trial At SUI
iolk, Va, for the murder OF his vile several
months ago, has been convicted OF murder an
the first degree, and sentenced 10 he hanged On
the 31st OF July next
Daniel Hemenway, an express messenger be-
tween Pennington and Dover, ~. Ii, vino dis-
appeared January z, 1880. ieavins "A shortage
of 81 200, has been arrested, aud says he LOSS
the money ON an election Uet.
William 3. Warner, whose Profits rom
Grant award were IL 400. oOo, has disappeared
from his home in New York.
George Purneil, colored, has deem In fcted II
Worcester county, Md, for . criminal assault
ON Mary Milford, colored, aged 20 year,
Purneil has been arrested.
In q Partisan coye. A patron pays his score
swell, and how about the waiter?" Ask the
garcon who presents the bill. "lne waiter!"
replies the customer La establishment, why, !
don't remember having eaIen himi'
The motto OF the sociaiistic mechanic-hato
hours work.--Bostoa Transcript
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

MY FRIEND, DO YOU WANT TO SAVE
WI MONEY!
Cassards best Sugar Cured shoulder &c. Cassard 3
best Sugar Curel Hams lie; Ias,a.ds best salt Cured
shoulder, &C: Green Coffee, lOc, llc and l5c. h.;
Plantation Java (best), 25c H.. Roller Family Flour
per bbl 81 30 Roller Family Flour Il bb.. 81 %;
Roller Family Flour. Is bbl., 6;}c Nova Scotia Her
ring doz for 5c; good Roasted Rio Cofee, from l,c
up; Chow-t how and Celery sauce, Ioc pint bottle.
MoIe's Nerve Food (best o ALI try It. cheap: Canned
Pumpkin, Toe. per Bib. can. Goods from 50 up de
Evered free depot or boaf. and guaranteed as
represented. send q postal.
INDIA TEA 60. 44J 9TH ST. g
apo (7th st cars pass the door,
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nyA-d&d,
HaOMAS BOWLING. Aucu,oneer.

FlNAOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMpROyED PROPERTY
No. ll3 STREET BETWEEN FIRST AN
SECOND STRkETS NOR1 HEAST, IN WASH
INGTON CITY. D. G.
BY virtue of deed of trust, dated 10th Sep 80
TENDER. a. ID. 1875 and recorded in Liber No iiia5
$50. fop 243 one OF The Land Records for the Ss2
district of Columbia and ty direction of the party
cured thereby. we shall sell at public auction, and in
front of the premises, on MONDAY, MAY THIRTY.
FIRST, 1886 at HALF-PASr FIVE O'CLOCK PM
Lot numbered thirtyn t59), In Linve and Dun.
cansons subdivision OF original Lots numbered twenty
COZ TWEEN y-on' GU. and part of Lot numbered
twenty-five t1Z5 III the city # Washington district
Of Columbia. said subdivision being recorded III Sub
division kec0rds III d. e. page 1875, and dated May
20 1873 with rights, privileges ami appurtenances 10
same belonging, said improvements consisting OF 9
three-story Lrick Dwelling House, No. lib street
northeast
Terms of sale: So 500 aud interest f ON Decemb r
TO- 1S and expense OF sale in cash. b auce III notes
at six (6 and twelve ll2) months, with Interest from
day OF sale to be secured by deed OF trust premises
sold live undred tSoUOl dollars to be paid at time
OF sale. Upon failure 10 coapy with terms OF sale
within seven days after resale will be had after
FIVE day, notice in the Evening Star newspaper.
All conveyanging at purchasers cost
ANTHUNf hyde.
CHARLES NJ. MATTHEW'S AiuS'ees'
12US 3lSt street
myI9dt&is
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AUCTION SALES.
TOM ORNOW.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF BRICK AND FRAME
Il BUILDINGS


PEREMPToRY SALE OF BRICK AND FRAME
l. BUILDINGS
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. MAY TWENTY.
EIGHTH, 1856. at SIX O'CLOCK, We shall sell, in
'front.' OF the premises, the Blu ldiDgs now square
800 and west OF square SOS, bounded by New Jersey
avenue. and south Capitol streets, consisting Of
two-story Brick Houses, six rooms each:
Brck Houses and
10 Frame Houses
Sale peremp,ory.
The buildings must be torn down and removed
within ten days from date of sale.
my 24-d&dS DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
ENOLEY. Auctioneer
win sell u large stock of Dry Goods and Fancy
Goods at S1l 9TH street northwest commencing FRI
DAY, MAY TWENTY EIGHTH, ~ TEN \. NJ.
This Is splendid stock. embracing every article
usually found III first-class Dry Goods store.
have orders to close them cut the highest bidder
for cash.
Ladies and Dealers invited to attend, as the
goods will be put up in lots to suit.
my26-ts FOLEY. Auctioneer.
GALE OF BURIALSIT IN CONGRESSIONAL
- CEN ETERY AT AUCTION.
On FRIDAY. MAY TWENTY-EIGHTH.a at ONE
OCLO X F. NJ. We will sell, in our auction rooms
:1ih and streets northwest, -Four sites in Congress
sonal Cemetery, Nos. lS4 and u.s. in range "a, and
Nos. 81 and iY5, in range 30.
Terms cash. DUNCANSON BROS,
myZo-3t AuctioneerS
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Miss BALFEs MANAGES AND HER HIS
BAND.-At the trial Ia Phiiadeipuia this week
OF Graham Erlanger, manager OF Miss Louise
Bale, Tor attempt To klIl George HerUers
Leonard, Miss Balie's husband, Leonard testi-
he'd to his marriage TO anu separation irom Miss
Bale and 10 his visit - her room IN Pnl. adsl-
pha i'm October last to obtain the custody VI
their child. She declined ~ grant hls request,
and he returned "A second time, when he iuund
his wife, Haviland and Erianger In the rooIn.
Erlanger drew a pistol and shot him in the
side. He had beaten Changer IN New York
previously, being Jealous oil his relations win
ans vile. The defense alleged that Leonard AT
ia sell-defense. The jury yesterday Returned -
verdict VI guilty.
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III FOLEY, Auctloneer.
vi. @''e'''"eer
TIT SrEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY,
On PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE SOUTHEAST

NJ AuctlohecF.
IkasrEEs SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY.
823l PENNSYLVANIA Avenue SOUTH
per isS5, and duly recorded la iiber No. II 45, sA
foo Hs3 e. sea- one of the land records for ne e.
by direction Of the holder notes secured thereby
rW VEN sen + pOe a9cpD Sn EnA1 TUE
O'CLOCK T. NJ, i'll front OF the premises parts Of lots
Loo in me he IN square - 6esinnng for said parts Of
westwardy from the northeas corner Of said square.
eel southeast ry 81 iee, vest ~ eet , "a feet
east ise inches' north - feet . inches, east ieet.
along Pennsylvania avenue feet 10 IN hes to begun
Terms of sale: Onehaf cash. balance, notes at 6
aud months secured by deed of trust upon premises
deposit of Sio0 when properly is sold. Terms to &c
m12-w.t,m-5t
A MA9 iss5 re
hour.
s s.Jsp positive bodybuilding AVER r,us,..
M N NHf5 II rnh To@s OF HyAT'sv LIE
mortgage from Christopher G. Hyatt and Fannie iii:
X nsa,, Ills wife, 20 VIM II; Perkins, .hs 80. ~
Undersigned VIII sell. AT public sale, al The
dns1: IN the tow OF Uller MaGiboc"u.h on SAruE
NJ ia, aSa.oe is is I lMhH =
sdenee OF tile .te Christopher I Hyatt. situated
III me Town ol ltyattSVl ie riuce u uises County,
Nd; OH the west side of the Batue OHIO rail-
road, be4hs tbree-,tory trck DIV, Ling containing
ABOUT eighteen large rooms with b Basement.
Also oue-story frame cotls. with the land ada
cent ihereio-ue,"ern eghi AID len portion
being "a u Z, Il INTO line building .oIs.
Also thas iol OF and i'll J, id town containing about
Two acres more or iens improved by atnu-sOry brick
STORE 4Xov feet imIn, u,teiy adjoining the rail-
Station.
A rare chance is here offered for the purchase of
very desirAbiy octej properly, suitable either
private RESIDENCE boarding house Or female semi
le ms OF SALE: Cash the day of sale or on the
Ratification thereof b.. the court, wi from
ne da. % safe post OF 800 iii be required of
the purchaser Oh the day
u. IL. Pi.RklNS. Mortgage
Y. B D. C4iLW AID Z. G. MAGkJ u X.
myI6-H Solicitors.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON
THOMAS BOWLING, AucuoneeE
TRUSTEES SALE OF "ECKINGToN," THE
COUNTY SEAT OF THE LATE JOSEPH

ThuSTEES SALE OF "ECkINGTON," THE
GoqNsE ESQ SEAT OF THE LATE JOSEPH
By virtue of "a decree of the Supreme Court of 80
the Isirct OF Columbia passed in Equity cause :f1
auction: to the highesl bidder. the Mansion House
SEVENTH DAY Of MAY. A. D. 1856 at ToUR
O'CLOCK r M all that tract or parcel of land in the
county of Washington. District Of Columbia, called
and known part Of ~ ellington described by
nietea and bounds In said decree). containing 81 Is
and substantial dwelling house AMI outbnildngs.
There are several beautiful building sites upon the
property which is well wooded and watered and over
looks and forms portion of the northern boundary
and If not sold vii then offer the according
10 the plat of our subdivision i'll seven lots which will
mansion house aud oubui.ding containing % l41OO
acres: Lot =. containing IL 17luO Lot 3, con-
ia ing 10 5iloO acres These lots lie west of the line
OF the Metropolitan branch of the T. and o. Il X. Lots
aud adoiu the Heating estate; Lot 3 adjoins the
Germania ScleutZen Park. and has a front OF 1871
Io-lOO feet on Boundary street. The remaining lots
Lot containing IL 17-lOO acres; Lot 1 containing
59iO0 acres Lot .. containing 99-IOO acres Lot
A. conf aiming 56lOO acres This lot also front
OF o4S 10 lOO feet on Boundary street
Terms Of SALE One-tiith OF the amount Of the pur-
chase money in cash. aud the residue four
staments due In six, eighteen and twenty
chaser or purchasers giving his their pronissory
notes for the deferred payments interest thereon
al the rate OF SIX per cent annum from the day ut
sale; or ali cash. al the option of the purchaser pur
until the whole purchase money TOR the for
any separate part thereof shall be fully paid; and If
any purchaser shall fail to comply with the terms of
sale within ten days after such sale the Trustees
serve the right to resell at the risk and cost OF such
deflulting purchaser. The plat Of subdivision may
be- seen upon application to The undersigned. 81 800
deposit on ac eptance OF bid if sold whole, and
$3.50 on each lot sold in separate parcels.
JAMES 5. EDWARDS,
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AUCTION SALES.
EOLEY, Anctiopeer.
'PECIAL AUCTION SALE,

SPECIAL AUCTION SALE,
at 90S SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
on TUESDAY, JUNE FIRST, at TEN O'CLOCK AM.
shall offer for sale this day only the balance of the
STOCK, consisting of fine silks, Vclvets, Satins Fine
Dress Dress Goods, tashmeres. Embroidered tlannels.
IaDle lAnens, Towels Blankets. Quilts. Underwear,
Hosiery Corseis, Laces kmbroderies, Gloves JERSEYS
m1rei and Parlsois, White Shirts, together with
full line OF Domestics
Ladies viii DO well to attend this sale.
Dealers Invited Goods viii be put up in lots to suit,
and sold witht u. reserve.
m21-at* NJ. FOLEY, Auctioneer
y EENSINGER, Auctioneer
PEREMpTORY SALE OF NEW WHEELS.
VIII be sold in front of Bazaar $40 Louisiana ave,
on SATGRDAY MORNING. the TWENTY-NINTH
OF MAY, al TEN O'CLOCK
20 SETS New Wheels tired and ready for use
ALSO,
25 Head Horses and Mares
Wagons Bnsgies Harness &c. &C
my2.-2t s. BENSINGER Auct
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parents AND GuARprAss.

To assist In having your boys appear creditable At
their examinations and commencements we have
added 10 our already complete stock OF Boys and
Childrens Clothing Consisting of beautiful and va
rsd assortment in all the latest designs special
uss. which We quote below.
A large lot Of Shirt Waists I'm launderied and up-
lannderesi. at very low prcca A lot OF Knee Pants
~ 26c- and up lot Of Boys Long Pants At .5c and
Mp One lot Of Blue Flannel Suits. from to Is years
NJ e25O; worth - A fine lot Blue Cheviot Suits Ia
Norfolks. warranted Indigo Dye, only 1915. A beau
ttfuf line Of Casssmeres. In half dozen shades a
$3.50: great bargain In Boys Suits from II to IL
years the prices are accordingly low. We shall b
pleased to have you call and inspect
II. KAUFMANS
Clothing Palace.
Cor. 8th and ssa Aa
rws doss as 2 p m. Saturdays saosptsd
ap1SSm
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