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Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1886-06-11

Dln ness OF VISION. Noises IN the Head. E6CESSES
IN DRINKING intoxicating liquors, the vital fluid
passing unobserved in the urine and many other dis
eases that lead to insanity and death
DIR. MINTIE, who is REGULAR PHYSICIAN CRApu.
ATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA will agrcs
to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for case of fhis
kind the VT REST0RT1yE (under his special
advice and treatmenD viii not cure, or for ANYTHING
impure or injurious found in it. Dr. MIYTIg treats
all private diseases successfully without merrrryJ
CONSULTATIONS FREE Thorough examination and ad
vice, including analysis of urine, $780, Price Of
VITAL RESTORATIVE, sl.s0 bottle, or four times
the quantity $780, sent to any address upo receipt
OF Price, or c. o, d., secured from observation and
IN private name if desired by DR.. MIsnB IL KEARxY
STREET. San Francisco, CAL. Send for list of cues
tions and pamphlet.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE.
viii be sent to any applying by letter, stating
SYMPTOMS, sex and age. Strict secrecy regards tc
all business transactions
DIR. INVITES KIDNEY REMEDY, EEPHRETICUM
Cures all kinds Of Kidney and Bladder Csomplaint
GonorThea, elect, Leuchorrhea etc. For sale by q
druggists; q bottle six bottles for ivedolIars.
DR.. MINTIEs DANDELioN Pills are the best and the
cheapest DYsi EPsIA and BILIOUS cure in the market
For sale by all druggists.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-24

N0AxAEHN PACIFIC h. B. cozgnExzzzoEEa8
Tbs commiasion 20 examine the re-
Gently compietad 80 mile section, With
Chief EnRineeE GsnoFal Aana Andersen,
arrived hers on Wednesday. The con-
misaion consists of Messrs. Frank II.
Goodyear, ct Buffalo. NJ. II; Alfred T.
Rlsea 81 virrinia; ana Joaeph VI. FeI-
lows, OF New Hampshire. Mr.. Good
years father accompanied the party.
Mr.. Goodyear Is q young man 81 years
old, an experisnced railrOadeF, whOowns
. - mile road, and 10 q Lumber and
coal dealer. DE seems 70 Be thor
oueh railroad man who gave elsse
attentton 10 the b0siness entrusted 70
him.
Mr.. Riyes il upward Of so wears old
and is 3 civil engineer By profession.
and has had good deal to do With
railroadine.
Mr. Fellows Is 50 years old. IL Q legal
genflsman, and has been attorney for
she Concord road In bis state for iong
time.
he commission we're highly pleased
with the thoronRhness thai character
izsa ths work Of she N. r. 4. Company
fhe most practical one d ihe e0mmis.
sion was AIR. Goodyear. who made Il
bis basiuess 20 observe the vi lth Of the
grade, the braoiae Of the tEestls WoEk
and slopine Of the banks on either side
OF ths road.
VIC. Bogue, chief assistant engineer,
accompanied the party 10 the end Of the
track and also on their retarn. The
round trip vas made By 5 o'clock. and
a. 6 the party started Tor Pasco. --Kitfi
tas L0caiiSsr.
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ne aeA 80 49, sEsaa1 80 &c d eaE a
alA ne neeter eaa xtslte1 ~ huaush,la =
4argpe 80 eAeaane& Z ersst aaal e va,nahis
inlettnatis1 wAieA Ne h ezeHpe1enA - lnspast
y AafaS n eaea - ~ Garvtnsa. nh GIBSON
ee1UlntaAftaa1 mFtctlF ecnAtuafnl. So
- eeiars - . utr1aas e ma6iazna A..
aFeaa pa J. n alERn&, Bsz nass. g. Fras-
see-. - M-rsses Raez~ ia4nnnrnsNEna
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STEAMER HELEN.
FeR c0LHT. PORTS ORCHARD Asp
wisHIHeT0a.

IN STKAMER HEI.KN. ".
= iiM 1faslar. leaves HARM
.qn = smith haEf 4eaftsA eEnEy N anda ~
" esln1..laE ard H.rl1aTs Is 80 : M. ~
shar1 also, . heaA - pnst y 81 -.
p tufaing ieare haa4 81 f4oE1 W - Inllirn
u 50 2. n. kead q RoFt Orchard a fe 4
n. Mi1EhalIia Folnf a. io1R 4. N. CoIks n
p aExigtMa ~ seattle mhonf 40 n ~
ruaaaay. IhuEsang nn1 nasnlAaY. ~
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BIDS SOLICITED

FTNHK BOARD or COUNTY COM
! miestenera for King euanfy. Wash
TER hereoT solicit sealed nroroaais 10
furnish medical and surgical ntisadance
ana medicines 10 the county peer, kapt
90 The eountY roar farna. for 4 term ~ one
year fram Feh Lea, txs7. nlaB 20 hMsaark-
-. = Bid Ter Medical and surgical AZ.
tendanee snd Aedicibas % Coanty roor,s
0lIica hafere q M. a. Wednaafa ~. -
fSth day e Docomher. 1ksA
tha Beard reserves the riNha % nelect
Any or All bids SC HARRFa
County AudiiQr and ex-oflcia CleFk AZ
the hearA
Dated seaftis, New. ia ISs6 neldw
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WASHlMcToM
STEAMB0AT TRAnsP0nTkTm
Carrying the Us. aaall
Tacoma, SsatEIs tPsn f0Wnaua 1ah

ONE or THE W. So -
a i. Cos etaamera IN
fNashinTtun or Edithlr
VA run daily between rncul1ss11'I -
Townsend. having Tacoma upor sr1i.'
q train and touching a. saafIla ~
MAaison. kort Gambia, Port aairu ~
Port Townsend. ReturninR anra ~,
Townsend every dag lexoepl sss a
SElTTLE-WHATc0M ROM
The steamer W x WERWfN -
leave Seattle every sunday, Tnsaa
Thursday evening 3 oiolooK. fnf Is 49,
calling at Mukilteo, Tulallu o.
Oak Harhors UtsalAdy, Lnccnnrl e -
Anncortea, GuaRea Samiah 49,
BollinghAn and 8ahnm&
Returning VIII loago Wha1en aass
Monday, wednesday and Fra4 SSM
lngA At 8 o'clack. Tor SaAll.a. en
infeFnediate painss q tha Waf.
SEATTLE-SkAeiT aItfn as1H
The steamer DAISY ufl lsnss -,
tex HkAGit river and way norN eTrr
Monday and THURSDAY. nEfarn Nn
days and Fri4ayA
For freight and passaaa AMY a q.
panYB ofl3ca. on NosIer'l EheIl. 1aea -
kha baata a. the sans wharf.
mr1-o 6E0. a JACOBS Har.
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TIE folsouine tfansfsrs u reel eg1Als
wsss aied fsz resosd IN ne AnaianEs
o13ss yesleEaass
Eimbelh Crassy % Dr. Q. I. KILLER,
E0t s hl01k A.. A. Psniins addi11n;
44N
II. Uhllsidsr e N. 20 Caleb Phfnnsy.
l81s 6, and 8. beck 5. Eastern addi-
tion; &55o
AN. Banson 10 Hslsn Benson, lg3l
l3 and Is, block - Ranfoni 81.
Henry L,ohsa and alsta Lshsa 10 Otto
kznke, Is aores On the DuWamiaa River
rear he Eaumill e rs mouth e he
uVsr, q.
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Real Estate
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
MONEY TO LOAN.

II YOU WANT 10 BUY LANE. FN-
\ slce O. ogfa1ae a. he city Hmlts ~
seetsl.--lAna troEn olo acre upwards. o.
proved. also b14lsem lolA e. 4 Rood -
Fa99Man2 Eunaraily-W viii rive van =
heEseF naRRMln than amY arzs n town.
Ne kcep Q opavayAnna and TAXA nfess.
are u chewing pfopertT.
GE0. DoRFFRI.
otace n aAlEsrooa 81 ths seaflle Frrns.
tHse notwithstanding CompanF. nurfh
re e Ch@fry o, tWo doaFB eaai e NJ.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-24

Cnmmiaai0nsr w. A. !. SpAEks has
AHfn1ed TIE decision a. &Aa kaQlsfex
and Resolves 81 he Unfs 4 Statea Land
04oa nf North Takinaa. aaafnsl the
NoFthsxn Paci6c Bailroaa ComDang and
IN iaFer Of john ". Miller. Samnei ).
h4wkiua. John MePbee. DGnaid UrQ1-
haFt. 1oniah Wiley. Mosdbury J. Libby,
Bsniamin A. Groves. Edw8Ed a. Haley,
William n. Badger, Samuel Wllson,
JneenA Hspp, Jossph 2 Slnalair. i. y.
Fowler. Jacob B. IaylsE, Jehn G.. Old
lng ard Wesley I. S0nes.
Ihs timber eaiaara oase q g. W.
Carey W Thomas Curry has been dis
missed - the CoDmtasloner Of th4
GenaEal Land 0Hee en- tha eEoands that
Curry acfed Ia good faith 40 20 the tims
he vas stricken wilh paralysis and be-
came . county charge, and that the
mlnaF ehildren should not be made %
s1deR faom the nsRlsst Of person 81
leeted e act for theEn. and thai the Law
ddes nos contempiaie 9 oanapiiAnae with
The strict lister Of the Lac e. aeainst she
''1ct Of Sod o. require the peFform-
anes q an imposzbllity = Yskissa Sig
nal.
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7 - rssaea 49, faea5zsais aanaaf - sarr.f -
sEki3A& HEAENESS. loss e. AS
SUB - - rsa4s y Atsaa asaasas - ssnasu-s
!. $3.50 y = ssas1li,nassx aAllaf PR@1FaFaR-
AasA 80 GfEkfTS gNFggaRaF sts Z,
- - = Fssss - PEoSf3 FaRRREa ~,
- - ps,rssls, . pssfsss. slass e.stl =
|. - : - -. lasissl ~ frsl szz-as ~.
~ 1tSfkNSakl.ss ~ iass.as-s ~ -
- saarp g. kea frunsanss, 81
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cEMERAL ann NERVOUS DISEASES

MARK A. LoNGAKRa. N. D.
Graduate Of womAns Medical Collass
q kennEylyAnia-
0Eaee and razide1ce, corner Chorry and
Third streets. 0lface hours iron. 3 % Il
and from % o'clock.
Particular Aftention given % the treat
menE q diseasas II Wonaan and childraa.
Consultations In knglfsh and Gorman
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TT. MINOR. ND.

OFFICE IN OPERA HOUSE, BLOCK.
~ roozna and z
ana 70 , m.
TslsDhons connoction-0faoe Ne. 81,
residence No. g
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FOR FAmlLY usE
Snowflake Flour
n THE BEST.
TM1Z MvE~
BIDS SOLICITED


fNHE BOARD or COUNTY COM
miMioaeFs for kina county, Wash
infton Territory, hereby solicit sealed
proposals o. services e. &upaFlatendanl
% ne Coaaty Poor FaFEn. for q term 81
ena yeaf from the les dag of Fehruaiy,
A. u. 1857. such poFuan 70 supaxnfend tha
cArn and charge o. ell poor aant q the
farm, TIE cultivation and managament
81 he tarfa. and the eIuployment u NJ
needed ez4tgtanoo hut u AL thlnaa apnar-
tanning thereto ia b subject 20 tha auper-
vision and approval 81 Tie ani& Beard ~
Nouuty ComHliaEionaFe-tho county %
furnish medical trealmeni for he roor
- AZ neeeanary sappllss, materials and
tmplamentA
Bids . - marked. : Elida e. supQin-
eenoont q The Ceanty Poor FarIn.A and
% - nlea IN Tho Eounty AuditaYs olIice
oeiese : an. = Wednesday. Tie Isih dAy
TIE neasa reserves the right - 'rejecs
sc. HARRIS.
County Auditor and ex-ollici0 Clerk Of
Dated = sositlG sov. u. IssG noIidw
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w I. PklaIsNsN SAYS IA VAS
w few mofe e tlOEs q kaat Wal ~
Heeroom eelA thAs ~ mesl aloae GA -.
low eosl koFtA SD freal alrset. nsssv
hlQck 0cs
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FOR SNOHOMISR GTT.


ia sTRAAEKR
W. F. Munro,
Carrying The United State ma. -
leaFs seattle for Edmundn No..
Maryaville. Lowell and snakor,i.R ~.
Gay. "Wednesday and Friday. AZ 49,
returning alternate daFA
FER freight or passaza apply a ~,
CHA2 81 ffs11'
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wa CHONG @ CO..
CHINA INA NTnRR

A IL KINDS or TIA. DIRECT PROM
"A CANA. the paFura and test. frozs &
ceats % . ~ ponn4 kica, eNirm aa7
~ ktnts - CkiaA 0ools. Hlgsest pFlse
paid Tor Live HaSa a. TIE esisk 80 =
corner q Third aaa Wask ass asa
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6EATILB A&rch y IA
Oh. Il. u. LuN1AEER-L sir. ia
pAinfai feeling u my forahsad, AID Is
niana would Be troahled with difc11t
oEe4t1lnE cooEhlng and axpectara<lRE.
- tAa1 had b1s dttie res / was very
miserable lrom thiscAtaFrA 81 the head,
n0gas and the ASTHMA. tor which could
treatment frou which recelved refief
n few oaya resulting n paEmnnenf
cure.
Hrsm what / know az Dr. Longakar's
professional Rki1 and treatment feel
ean most heartily recommend all pcr1nna
9llII1TtnH TEN disease % HIN, with sh9
a1szrAnoe tbax they VIII receiFo mes en-.
oeiie1t prCfoEionAl and mooieal Euas
neat CLARK d. DAVIS.
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A man naznsd Hamilsoa nxriReo u tnis
something q the man say be believed
these fokers told him SIX naonths ego
lha1 himsslf, has wife and child would
de before the isa Of DeoombeR. De
died three months ace; his wife died on
Monday, and the child u very II.
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On. n. D. L0NGlEER

RADTATE OF IHE UNIVEll--
" mty q pen1ayivMnEa, has permar
nemslT lnoansa In seattle
Has removed his czllco an1 reEidanos
- he curner q Cnerry and 4hlrd etFeetz
d. AolGak1r makes 9 gpeclal9 q de-
oasaa q the
I've. Ear and Throat.
TE4Aa priEata. chrunic and akim diseases
rez.aFea fumors and ulcers without pain
q ~ ne e tie Knlla.
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aAn.EE oAxxkzT. fEP.FRsx,
Eres.oens ylcs Proadsui
J. HURTA. Cashier.
PugBt Sound Hatiand Bank q
Seattle
Occidental Block.

DuK And SKILL F0REIaN AKIN
- ooane4tlo azEhaRGA erAuntan nnnaeT
" teleFrsQh 9 auy Bzft q ths Unltet
$40 SO 4uropA raoelye oopcalfs III
lllonef ed tasoe paB hoola o. cert 80
CORRESPONDENT
AGn4oA. n. M, Hegthmchlfa A So
kAEl8 De Hc4hNrhfid HFRHn
a1Elwl A. - L NeH 9inlaeg - IA
AeN AWE aGaacT HEEk a. cz1If1rnfn
lAlco91. Clmr1erCiaf National Bank
nnsla4. 6u3n1E NMfluanl Rank.
4m NfAnGllno. aAa NAnk Gf Ca1lfaRmfn
kuHilAnA ena ElrM Na1innAi namk.
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FOr Sale.
DEsIRARlE ROOMS 10 IET.

A sCOW p FEET LONG. 8 FKRT
N beam also. one i2-foot skin Inquire
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OLYMPIA ROUTE

@h sTEAlEKa
FAAHV LAKr
A8E. W. SMITH 49,
Leaves fesler's wharf for No. 49,
accom- and Olympia. a HIsrIS--- s..
noaisy and Friday a. ! a m1s - ~
coma ~ la.l5 q. M. And arrivra ~ = W
et 2. q. 6E0. F08rNR. -.
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Ons prics. plain hgursa. square 20 q.
cent, are TIRE rules a. CnEsFEn CLnAHris.
IL. an o. .spAyr.. CIR cIn.nr
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NEWLY FURNISHED. AT s.w. COR
A. ner Third and Chery straeta. In
quire On premise oc@ I'm
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WELLS LINE SAIL VESSELS
c. &R. S. r g.


ENOR FRANKLTN. BLACK ukA
4 and tnlsrmadints saaliQMA @h
GMm. -.
Fur Newcastle and infarmedAaa8 n
daily. - s. I'D aad 1910 q n. go
Returning arrive Is seattle Ns
river sEloRaiun Is aslo D. n -
Newcastle hranch 81 9.4o .. a.. Il r.
and 538 ,. n.
Running tine 10 Fra1xllm. r
HunuknR time 70 NsWcastia. 3 3 -
y 'iis'' Asrn :. y !. auLxEn 81.
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z5{e- A lot Of vide ribbons, 25<a. cash.
Ona pEioa. CHmsrEa CzRAEx. nos
10. an ca. zsphyrA Ia. cash. crrAnx's.
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General Insurance Agency,
TAYLOR & BURNS, Agents.
FIRE, MARINE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE.

Butler HuAlea1ng. James street
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WANTED.

A SCHOOL TEACHER (GENTLK-
n mani Of 81 least one years expert
enee. Address " II :. K. !" this once 6 2
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For freight Or passage applg y
j. a. HARDE1R, Ae1nl
w q. RIP, 81 Gas Ocaan nnn4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-14
The Light Infantry Building.

FAIR TO BE HELD TO LIQUIDATE THE DEBT
OF THE CORPS FOR THAT HANDSOME I'M
PRoyEMENT
The Washington Light Infantry corps, at q
meeting of its honorary and active members,
unanimously resolved to hold a fair, to COM
mence Monday, March %. 1885, and to con-
tinue two weeks. They hope, by this means, to
obtain a sufficient sum to liquidate the debt
necessarily incurred in properly equipping
their opera house. In the circular announcing
this fact ii is said:
AT very heavy outlay, the corps have
erected building, elegant in design and sub
stantial in construction, containing not only
commOdious armory, but a place of amuse-
ment which, for comfort, convenience and
safety, ranks among the first in the land. They
have thus fulfilled their promise made in the
interest of our people two years ago, on the Oc-
casien of the fair so literally seconded and sus-
tanned by our citizens Remembering with
pride and gratitude the generous consideration
they have ever received the corps, thus far in ad
vance of the date fixed for their fair, venture to
make this earnest appeal for further aid, with
the assurance that q favorable response and q
successful result will not only assist the organi-
zation, but benefit the community at large
nearly all the floating debt being due to resi-
dents of the District"
The circular is signed by VIM. G. Moore,
Lieut.. Col. commanding; John H. Magruder,
Geo. w. Cochran, Thomas SOmerville, Henry
l.. BiscOe, w. n. Dalton, Co. A; ]. G. Entwistle,
Co. c.; Noble ID. Larner, VIM. s. ROose, Joseph
Gawler, a. w. Kelley, staff; b. X. Ross, Co. b;
j. y. Miller, Go. ID, and John q. COwie, secre-
tary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-14
Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at 5:15 p.m.and
extinguished at 5:15 am.
The suit of Julius Simons against Leading
ham & Co., tried yesterday in the Circuit Court,
resulted in q verdict for defendants. He claimed
$4,000 for injuries inflicted upon him by
being Knocked down by a herdic belonging 10
The defendants.
The Chicago and Pittsburg express, which
arrives in this city at 7:2O am, was delayed
this morning about one hour in consequence of
the breaking OF one of the truck wheels of the
Springs. The consequence was q delay of all
the other trains of Dearly one hour, making
some of the department. clerks late.
Mrs. James Il. Boiseau fell on the Ice in the
rear of her residence, corner of 9th and q
streets southeast, yesterday afternoon and frac-
tured her arm.
Father Devine the new pastor of st. Peters
church, Capitol Hill, is expected to take charge
and Officiate there next Sunday.
Be sure and hear "Rambles in Europe" In
fenSely interesting. See advertisement
About $50 o'clock last evening fire occurred
In the house owned by Mr.. Matthew g. Palmer,
corner 9th and streets southeast; damage
500. 1t appears to have been the work of an
1ncendiary.
The certificate of incorporation of the Column
corded at the city hail to-day. The incOrpora-
tors named are: John Boyle, Vivian Brent, Geo.
A Bentley, DIR. w. +. Luckett, George Combs,
Watson Boyle, Jas. T. Duhamil, Harry Byrn.
1t is intended 10 build q parOchial residence
for the pastor of st. Aloysius church, the build
ing to be commenced early in the spring, and
funds are now being collected for the purpose.
1t will be on street, In the rear of the church
and connected Herewith, and will cost ST. 900
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HOW's YOUR RHEUMATIZs Is Q question thst
appeals to every tortured victim of Rheumatism who
finds the ordinary pasters and linimens powerless to
relieve him. To such the CUrICURA ANrI-PAIN
PLASTER is an elegant and never-fang source Of
lief. banishng rheumatic, neuralgia, sciatic sudden,
sharp and nervous pains by magic New. original.
speedy, safe. At Druggists 25c; five for 81 Mailed
free. POTTER DRUG & CHEMICAL CO., BOSTON.
ja4
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Amusements Tonight.

AmuSem0ntS IO.N1Gnt.
FoRD's OPERA HOUSK.-Gus Williams in ooh!
What Night"
ALBAUGH'S OPERA HOUSE Robson and
Crane in 1.-The Comedy of Errors"
NATIONAL THEATER.-Fanny Davenport in
"FedOra-"
I4RISr CHURCH CHAPEL, GEORGETOWN
Lee .ure by Rev. DIR. Fair.
THEATER CoMIoUE.-Variety.
HEROES OPERA HOUsK.-Maud Granger In
"Articie Az"
DINE MUsEUM.-"The French Spy"
WASHINGTON RINK.-Ninth street and Rhode
Island avenue.
NATIONAL RINK.-611 and 613 E street.
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Char REDUCTION In THE PR1cns
OF DRY GOODS. UNTIL FEBRUARY i, 1886.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS IMMENSE size
very fine quality (rece ntly advertised as special bar
gain al $780, reduced to $500
TER'a
I'll Market Space. near eth street.
HoMEsPUN DRESS GOODS reduced to CSC.

HOMESPUN DRESS GOODS reduced to Csc.
BOUCLE DRESS GOODS lin Black one yard and q
half wide, real valne 81 %; reduced to 75c.
BLACK and COLORED SILK VELVETS special
bargain at $l.25: reduced to CSC
COLORED CASHMERES double fold immense
width, IL yards for Sl5O.
ROYAL SERGE, beautiful dress goods, excellent
quality, IL yards for $500.
LADIES HEAVY WINTER VESTS. 374sc
LADIES CLOTH SKIRTING, one yard and half
wide, only 37lac: cheap at SOC.
HEAVY BED COMFORTS, 75c
colors special bargain, at $l.5O; reduced $l.25
TRICOT CLOTH. pure WOOL excellent quality,
double width: special bargain at SOC.
HOME-SPUN DRESS GOODS, pure wool, WIDE
double width, in Green, Blue and Brown cash
VALUE 0OCE reduced to 3I-fc. ja4
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The Divorce Court.

Yesterday Judge James passed decree
granting a divorce to Mary Ellen Worsley, who
married Samuel b. Worsley in Somersetshire,
England, in 1869. She charged him with
drunkenness and infidelity.
Mary Catherine Lee yesterday filed a bill for
divorce from Joseph Lee, charging cruelty.
They were married in May, 1865. She charges
that he frequently brutality treated her, an
once threw q beer glass at her that broke in
the front of q wardrobe. Last Christmas eve
her in bed.
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single dose and permanently cured by one bottle Of
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For SALE.-The building formerly known as
the Galbraith church, situate on l. street, be-
tween 4th and 9Th streets northwest.
JAS. III. MARI 936 street.
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Alexandria Affairs,

Reported for THE EVENING STAR
ALEXANDRIA IMPORTS.-The custom house
summary shows that during the last six
months OF 1855 ten vessels reached here bring
ing imports from foreign countries The toll
lowing table of Alexandria's foreign imports at
various periods is made up for THE STAR:
1892, S15.51O: 1886. S11S,571; 1910, $685.
this railroad from; 1882, SIO,3O9; 1888,
S11.245. For the last six months of 1885 the
imports were S6,317, showing that the import
trade here continues in the condition it has
been since the close of the war.
CORPORATION COURT.-The Alexandria cor
mainly to civil business. The case OF James
Henderson, cOlOred, charged with stabbing a
cOlored man, has been tried and Henderson ac-
quilted. Jesse Butler has been sentenced by
Judge Meade to six months in Jail and a fine Of
$50 on his plea of guilty to an indictment for
burglary at West End, within one mile of the
city.
NOTEs.-Scores of dodgers are now driven into
the station-house by the cold weather-The
oysters now at the wharves on board vessels
are all held for higher prices than are offered by
the dealers.-JOhn w. Boyd has been installed
as noble grand of Sarepta Lodge of Odd Eel
lows, and w. X. Studds and w. w. Sherwood
as secretaries.-The electric light will be
placed in POrtner's brewery before the close Of
the present month-Rev. T. j. Benson has
been appointed assistant to Rev. C. 3. Middle
ton, OF the Methodist Protestant church here
The Fairfax Mutual Insurance company
has reelected its Observation-Disclosures the past
six months seventy-fOur vessels have been reg
istered, enrolled or licensed at the CUSTOM
here that Alexandra democratic workmen
have been discharged from the navy yard at
Washington for no cause except that their
places might be supplied by Marylanders.