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CITY ITEMS.
Trade Never DUH

AT 8. w. Augensteir's, ST., $40 and 921 7th
street northwest, on account of the great bar
gains always sold. Read the following and be
convinced that we sell at lower prices than the
lowest: Crumb brush and tray, 1Sc.; best HOl-
land window curtains complete, 33c.; covered
baskets 16c. 5-botte silver plated table casters,
SEC; moss rose chamber sets, 1897; 100 clothes
pins, &c.; half dozen cOlored tumblers and
waiter 2Sc.; curtain poles, complete, 21c.; $9.O 90
canopy or parasOl-tOp rattan baby carriages,
S6-o3; $l2.OO rattan carriages, $7.39; $3.50
canopy or satin parasol-top carriage, S1O.73;
S15.54. A reduction of 10 per cent on refrige-
rators and trunks for tomorrow. 1
"a Fool and his Money are Soon Parted
Solomon never said q wiser thing in his life,
and its wisdom Is just as apparent to-day as 1t
their money away in physicians fees, in vari-
Gus Kinds OF medicines which do more hurt
than good, and are only clap-trap preparations
TO catch the unwary. Such Is not DIR. Henley 8
Celery, Beef and Iron, which supply the three
great needs of the body, strengthen both nerve
Silyerware.
New Prices for the Best Goods.
Rogers Al Teaspoons, ~ dOZ, CSC.
DO. Al Dessert Forks, n doz., 81 40.
Do. Al Dessert Spoons, u doz., s1.49.
DO. Al Tablespoons, ls dOZ., 81 90.
Do. Al Table knives, Il dox., SI.69
Ice Pitchers, Casters and Cake Baskets, and
everything desirable in nice Silverware, at pop
ular prices.
Goods exchanged or money refunded If not
satisfactory. Boston VARIETY STORE,
m3,1O 7O5-7O7 Market Space
Aladdin Security Oil, recommended by
Insurance companies as the safest burning oil
to use. m,w,f,13t
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40 TO GEO. s. WALKER FOR MONUMENTAL
W Granite Work: best facilities in Washington for
such work. Office and Yard 7O2 TO 7OS North Can't
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IHE BRANcu BALTIMORE SHIRT
FACTORY.
is still selling the Mystery Shirt he ole favorite) at
15c The Comfort shirt treinforced) and made of the
very best material (finished only Soc This Shirt ia
as good AS can be bought anyw here ut any price.
Now Ii the time to leave your measure for Shirts
Six finest Dress Shirts mace to orderl solid bosons
ior ~: either open back or open front Six fines,
Dire Shirts, made to order. (pleated bosoms) for
any number ofpeats desired Perfec. tit guaranteed
At the
BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY
ap2 1902 STREET NORTHWEST
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JUST RECEIVED, q big lot of Lisle Thread
Shirts, price 4Sc., excellent value. Francs
corner 7th and u, the only Strictly Ono Price
Hat and Gents Furnishing Store in The city.
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\ FINE ASSORTMENT of Gcntlemens' fine
Handmade shoes, IN all the latest styles. our
speciality is the kangaroo oxford tie. Mrs. VIM.
u. Rich, III Market Space.
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JUST RECEIVED big lot Do cent Straw Hats,
best value in the city, Francs, corner eth and
ID. the Only Strictly One Price Hat and Gents
Furnishing Store in the city.
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REMEMBER no soliciting at the Washington
Light Infantry Fair. Come and enjoy yourself.
Sec the elephant.
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ARE You LUCKY?-If so, go to the Light In
fantry Fair tonight or tomorrow night and
buy q paddle on 'Pillsbury's Best" sour
sSuperlative," sour New West or Cereal"
The flour win be delivered at your address free
of expense. Hot rolls given away.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-10

REMEMBER, no soliciting ut the Washington
Light Infantry Fair. Come and enjoy yourself
see the elephant.
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10 AND II karat gold glasses 81 TO 81; Bra
LILLIAN pebbles. So 5O other goods in proportion.
Vienna Optician Co., 609 Pa. ave.
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UOCSEKEEPERS, ATTESTIoN!-15O sacks OF
the finest Minnesota Patent flour will be
ratified tonight and tomorrow night at the
Light Infantry Fair, for 10c- q chance. You
have one chance in twelve to get "A sack OF
either "Pillsbury's Best" "Our Superlatiye,"
''our New West" Cereal or GERM" and the
flour will be delivered at your address free of
expense. Don't fail 20 be on hand.
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"PLISBCRY'S BEST at loo. a sack, to-nigh
at the fair. Hot rolls distributed free.
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" and Eyesisht fitted; 81; Hempler,s, Asst.
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusements Tonight


BARNUM's CIRCUs.-Ninth and streets.
ALBAUGHS.-"Fra Diavolo."
NATIoNAL.-McNish, Slavin & Johnson's
Mlnstres.
HERzoG,S.-"A Hot Timen
DIME MUsEUM.-Moore Il Vivian's combina-
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SPkERs celebrated wines are on the "spin-
nj Dg jenny tonight ut Wash. L. Inftry fair.
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THE R1DowAr
DRY AIR REFRIGERATOR
MOST IMPROVED AND SCIENTIFIC
REFRIGERATOR KNOWN. FOR FAMILY
UsEITI Is WITHOUT PEER, SOLVING
THE TROUBLESOME QUESTION OF RE-
FRIGERATIoN IN PRESERVING ITS CON-
TENTS FOR AN ALMOST INDEFINITE
PERIOD " ABSOLUTE PURITY. WITH
MINIMUM CONSUMPTION OF ICE IN
ADDITION TO COLD THE ATMOSPHERE
MUST NOT ONLY BE DRY, But PURE,
AND THESE CONDITIONS MUST BE
MAINTAINED, AND THEY ANE ONLY
OBTAINED In THE RIDGwAY.
J. W. sCHAEFER & BRO
CHINA, GLASS AND HoUsEFURNIsHING,
No. 1920 Seventh street northwest
ap14 Sole Agents for the District
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81 100 OUTFIT FOR 5OC.-A few more tickets
are lett On the GoidUst Mare, Brewster buggy
anu concord harness, and possibly the winning
mum Der Is still unsoll. Tickets can be had nj
ard . branch stores and all over the city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-10

JURORS ExCUsED.-The May term of the Cir
Cult Court begun to-day, the jurors were
called and the following were excused: II. B.
Otterbach, sr., L. E.arnshaw. w. l.. Cherry
George II: Trunnell, a. b. Garden, b. F. Steiser
and X w. Walker. The court directed that
seven names DO drawn from the box.
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The SALE OF ENGLISH BOOKs-Thomas
Downing will sell io-norrow evening, at his
eaiesroomS, commencing at 7:30 O'Clock, fine
lot OF English wor,ss in all the departments of
1i.eratore- The b0'@s are now on exhibition,
aud the catalogue .re ready.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The W Weather.

0FFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OF, rcER
WAsHINGToS, ID. C.. May 10. 1856. 9 am.
For Maryland and northern Virginia. local
rains, winds generally shifting to southerly,
slightly warmer.
For Tuesday, local rains are indicated for the
New England states and New York. Pennsyl-
vaaia, Maryland and New Jersey, with slight
changes IN temperature
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk OF the court TO
james Williams and Francis Patterson; Ed.
ward Craig and Clara W. Wilson; John
Thompson and Lucy Francis; Chas. s. Willis
and Florence l.. Penine, OF New York city.
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SupposE You LOOK,

SOME PEOPLE HAVE NEVER SEEN. AND
THEREFORE, DO NOT KNOW. OF THE HAND
SOME. GOOD FITTING, STYLISH CLOTHING
WE HAVE READY-MADE. TAKE, FOR IN
STANCE, OUR ID. d. PRINCE ALBERT FROCK
SUITS THEY ARE MADE FROM IMPORTED
GOODS, HANDSOMELY TRIMMED. ARE BET
TER MADE. AND FIT BETTER THAN MOST
MADE TO ORDER" CLOTHING. THEN, AGAIN
OUR CHECK AND CHEvIOT SUITS ARE THE
MOST FASHIONABLE AND NEWEST THINGS
OUT. YET VERY FEW, EVEN AMONG THE
MERCHANT TAILORs, HAVE THEN. WE
HAVE DIFFERENT STYLES OF THEM, BUT
THE BEST WAY Is TO COME AND TRY ON
THE GARMENTS
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n HUSBAND CANNOT TESTIFY FOR Hrs w,rr
IN y CIVIL SUIr.-The Court in General Term
Today decided the case OF Robert o. Holtzluau
against Matilda Wagner On the trial below the
ueiends.nt produced George Wagner as "a wit
mess ana he WAS objected ~ on the ground that
nc was tht husband OF defendant, and he was
not allowed ~ testify and this ruling was ex
copied TO. Judge Cox delivered the opinion OF
tae court affirming the Judgment below.
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THE GERMAN-AMERICAN BANK CASES Posr-
PoNED.-TC-day, IN the Criminal Court Judge
Mac Arthur. when the trial of John uItz and
Charles T. Prentiss, president and cashier re-
spectiVeIy, OF The German-American National
BANK, was called, Mr.. Davidge, for the de-
open, but was i'll. He therefore asked a post
lohenlent until tomorrow, promising If Judge
proceed.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Thos Kirby has sold
70 =" III. r. Mclean, Tor $4,000, "a residence
fronting nineteen feet Oh the west side of 10Th
street, between Corcorau and X streets
Rudolph GOldschmid has sold to Della l.,
Stacey, Tor ST., 800, residence at northwest
corner OF 10th and h streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-10

(NLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER.
" NATTANS' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY,
Tor restoring to gray faded hair its natural color
ana youthful appearance, to stop Its falling
assist .S growth, to eradicate dundruf cure all
other unpleasant conditions Of the hair The following
letter ex plains itself:
BALTIMORE, ND, April %, 1886
MR.ARrHUR NATTANs:
Dear Sir: i afford, me much pleasure to bear test
mony as to the efficacy of your Crystal Discovery
some years since while i'm India, suffered from q
fever peculiar to that country. On my recov-
ering patch OF hair the left side of my head be-
came perfectly white, without ut all affecting the re-
mnnder. TO remove this unsighty appearance
had to various preparations. both in Europe
aud IN this country they all had one defect
they dyed the hair black. Now, With your CRYSTAL
Discovery, can get the desired shade-the natural
color OF my hair being darkbrown 1 consider your
Discovery the best preparation know OF.
Yours truly, HENRY ]. ROGERS Nd
No. SO Sharp street.
Price 81 per bottle, for sale by
ARTHUR NATrANS Pharmacist
Inventor and Sole Proprietor
my8 14th aud and I'd and ID sts NV
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PARTIES W1surse
PAPERHANGINGS
Will be pleased TO see W. III. Houghton & Co.'S line Of
wall Papers, which are entirely new. at lowest
possible prices. Also "a line of Baby
Carriages and straw Mattngs
just received.
Slip Covers cut and made at lowest rates
w. H HOUGHToN & CO.
ap15-lm l2la st NV
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DO Nor Purchase
l naiil xGn See si The go
A thoroughly frstclas, Instrument at q melt 9 W.
dunn price Over Al 900 now In use.
Second hand Pianos and Organs at prices from $40
to $3.50. Sold on small monthly payments
Largest assortment Of &c. music In the city.
HENRY EBERBACH.
np24 9l5 street.
A N Re fAS1
good new, and fully warranted. will sold ut o lib
f' mr ss''''''" FRO" regular WIZ Ha'sf;
Il RANCH e. BACH PIANOS
Giliy's marvellous Self playing instrumental Q w.
q. L. WILD & BRO.
700 Seventhst- IL. W. Established 1864
Special attention to tuning and repairing. Now is
the time to have Pianos renovated. ab2O
u SQUARE GRAND and GPRIGHr PIANOS.
S'''e '''''- ~ " e. e. ME 2F5 CO..
ap1O-1m 9O3 Penn ave, I'd door from 9th St
"ALLET q DAVIS PIANOS. NEW STYLES OF
these Celebrated Pianos just received. All double
agrafie and new repeating action. Low prices Easy
eSse SS st. oS ao'h
DECKER Bios.
FISCHER. ESTEY,
PIANOS
ESTEY ORGANS
Sold on easy installne nts rented old instruments
taken In exchange, tuning aud repairing.
SANDERS & STAYMAN
Jarvis Butler In charged
General Managers,
084 F St n.w.. Washington
10 n. Charles St, Baltimore. ap5-1m
VICTOR BECKER,
Y PLANO SALE AND RENT WAREROOMS
Sol OH ST. n. w. .e-z,
Piano and Organ Tuning and Repairing afTWTT
specially. Work warranted ttSvb
mlI3-:Sm
IL HAKAUEIs AND c. d. PEASE & CO-e.--e-z,
IN PIANOS Burdett OrganR The bcstk-Y1S11r7
IeaSOnQbie-price mi rail- q Z y ]
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KAKAUER AND c. D. PEASE & CO.-e.E-e.z,
IN Pianos Burdett Organs The bestee17
reasonable-price Pianos. Rent, tuning. ret "
pair. at G. II. kUXN'S. 4O7 10Th st. NV, N3
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Pickwick Club Whisky is the best
Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn
ing and delivered in n 10. Ward prints, 4Oc.
sweet milk &c. per quart. Cream 10 cents.
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Manufacturers Remnants.
One case fine French Satteen, at 12hc.
One case Pacific Percale, at 61ac.
2 A. STERN. 0O4 7th ST., bet and K.
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THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY,
NV. CORNER OF 7TH AND sTS
JIM GRADY. MANAGER
my3 (AIL, BLUE SIGNSl
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HpZf 30 + street.
A NUMBER OF SLIGHTLY-CSED UPRIGHT
"A AND SQUARE PIANOS of our make, almost as
good new, and fully warranted, will be sold ut lib
eral reduction from regular price.
VIM KNABE Il Co,
mvS 81 Market Space
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THREE HOUSES FOR SALE.-One of the best in
vestments presents itself in the sale OF three
new two-Story brick houses on l. street, near
DIST street northwest tomorrow, at five o clock.
These houses rent readily, ana have all the
modern convenienceS.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-30

i'OR RfNT A SPLENDID II 1T FOrR HOisE-
1 Keeping rooms Wiln Lard aud So uai4r, OF
round floor. iof g. pei month. Ia4u.le of Nin
Dsiglf Brooks ~ and a. Dlyi-ion-st 81
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-30

f1u ere feeling lst sed y0us appetite
is roor. vou are nofhe'i with H~slache
goe a-a tdEefT. nervous. and generally oui
tHt r0f ri-n s'.muler's sTT'rz red nez
or r.rsrs. raica nave f3r lhgi- bass Ysrg
caeer hai whisky eli khi.t srurlsfr
goa c- tn lrlT. ald then leave yn1 .g
wrrre condition than before Whaf voti
want Il tn s-srsfivs llat ~il sr rcr,
o.snL stat healthy seton Df f4Fe~ su<
s fr eve rrftere Telr aHtr art rfe -a.
~fa - 3 .na strength sa.1 meii-
cine vcg Ta fnl Ia sctTc Rer. and
env cents q Drfas Al VIM. h Tib5s
fffne store
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-30

sIk sAIE-A HOJ-EAND lot on AiPf r.
ave O.. great sacrifice on easy terms g3,d
catons i0I selling Inlu.fe % No II StoCkil 81
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-30
Registration Notice.
Electors Of the City Of c.Aad Rapids. Take No

Electors Of the City OF o-Aud Rapids, Take Ne
ucc
Ire Bosrdof Reelsti alton Of the C.iy % Grand
Rapids viii meet ~ tfe Hlacts hewmsnff dc.-
ief. aftd. Ga fii.N5 ald ra.ult-g. eelclti - aur
., ie-'.. ue1t plvc ed-as tle day 90 election ne-
tween The Ia4n 90 % clock "a in. ara clock
T. u f1r TIE plIp0>e ui making perfect ll.t g.
near mr~ le 81 ali persons residing n the
several wai4s Cf tf-.l Rapids wlo art Gus iaft.
q ccl1fs uud.r the constitution ot Tie sfA.t of
Michigan aud crfitlto % soic therein.
flr>i Var 30 irrlluy4lt aYe4lU
Second " Narc-slper4or Court Room. peail
street
Third Ward. flint Precinct-lU Island street
Third Ward second Plcclnct-44 jefferson
aYeuue.
Fouit Ward Elnt PrecAct-"Frosts Hall.
2i2 East Bridge stree,
fourth Ward second Precinct-H and S6 Essi
Bridge street
Finh Nard-55 Eest Leonard street
sixth Nsrt-Englnc HoHc North OF Leonard
street
Seventh Wari-Germania Hail. Front street
Eighth Wa-d-Turner Hall. 81 jefferson street
g. h DeGrsaf Fred saundeIs
q. P stem. Eugene Richmond,
John fc.ue. iialah Stewart,
George Pantiind, Paul Maris,
j. stanley, J. " Hayward
h UuuIley, Andy Doyle
Hugo hum, Geo. J.. DOem
&. kftnner Louis J.. L8uniere.
BOARD OF Registration OF the city o. Graud Rap
ids JOHN J. BElKNAP,
city Clerk
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-30
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

"a s8sxrf - esssts i1 this s1i 4tsan. gt oef
hsfssef hes8 ezreFf n tea >ifea
t.4a.s s8tl ~ ahafzo4 l4r ~ the .tl14Tla
la,s tI lGs t4tts oelss. Ais2ys pss sbls -
81 alse-
tsFee4s aItiAg ~it1Afipsaf 80 sos 49,
3us~a f@tee - absif tts - ttt ~itts.
Ils a. t.tE "a tltt- i- aDf - ettlsrtAAtAt
Cas- le fupna - dividing fAt 0Hz4t.sf -
s-rs- - sest1 49, EaIt ~ 3 HAS o~Att'a
80 L--l La
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-30
MAYHEM, 86 Monroe St.

Gents, if You want 10 look
stylish, call At the exclusive
Z ailoling establishment. Fan
cy Vestings are all the style
Gents full dress are made IN
the very latest of fashions
Suitings 1926 and mp. Painting
So and up.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-30
FnR RENr- 1cnMs.

i'oR RsNT SPLENDID IT FonR HOysE-
keeping rooms nitu Aafd aud 50 eat.f, Oh
round floor. Tor g. pei month. j.. u.le of Ma
'sigh' Brooks ~ and b- Dlyi-ion-st -
GO 1-FURNIsEED ROOMS FOR SINGLE
| gentlemen also SAT of unilTli.lc1 rooms in
p.cck No. 2jO Waterloo 81. JoLu Moran, JT., SOS
Canal-sl ~
no KENT-eUIT ROOMS. ~ CRESCENT
| ave. suitable for lolss keeping ESQ per
oai h. Apply al above address 4. r ItTpeu-
llng. 50
COk RENI-FRONT ROOM on GROUND
| floor with first c'ats board l.table for three
-entenea. Apply az Eatch plsce cor Division
tur .you Us. II
OK REM -lNOsriIs OF LIVING ROOM
q ole uit o. Office ruoIs and TWO llTuiste1
luoL-s lth steal. heat lmlueu bl4. 81 MourOe-sf
d
ANIED-THRfE OK FOUR RNlSHED OK
~ uuluuls el rooms GA ground foef ruiIrii. e.
housekeeping Rent uot 90 exceed el> ptr
4unih- Address. STAT ng locai!on and Terms
Burunam. Telegram Herald o1ce.
ok rAl-E-A HOUSE AND LOT Oh Al ri r.
ave q. great sacrifice Oh easy terms g1fd
ea.ons ioI selling. Inquire - No. u Stockil 81
s.
IIfl-4 lIIA-a3.f l.OOsl,. kNIsHEO.
with oT without iHarl ln PRIV ale family
single gentlemen preferred. , easaut locality
.ad nome tppls Ss ras Biidgc-st
.Ok NhAl- ElEGt 81 fJkNl-HhD ROOMS.
tcr single gef i.eman, steam heated. fTontiLg
Monroe SIS. cal rom 10 r. m. ~
A..N.El- skkNlCEs AND To RESI-A
~ ncsi ana tto.ougal reliable couple 0TSmAil
aElily. wi bout children Tor TWO or more rOolas
Can pay rent ~ part b. services Also FOR rent
desireoie house Apply al coIaer Crescent-aTe..
snd boetwick st. <iu
gOR RENT PART or ROUsF NO 10
sheldon-si. Inquire on the premises Su
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-30

tTRANFD OK sTDLKS-GY BROWN AND
: white pointer pug, answer u the name Of
Baker iii-r1i reward VIII be paid i'f his n t4r1l
sr Information that wiz leadtn his recovery ?.
8 Riakely. ~ south biHlsipu-s' ti
4 OeT-A GOLD WATCH CHARM WITH BLACK
IL ~o.e setting 0n one side bead cui iu ou the
ltr tiie is l.sin sOlj Aifu the mon gram
Inc 3. .dlr W.1 le tt.tal'T feas~ e4 ly
.r- E. I'D. =. % The isn't firfhi1o
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-30
srsfNEss c1snS.

flTY BkKTkY AED lNFKCIuTERY -
~ crsrdviiieave Regular trade solicited ~
.n-N Prom etcr
= g. nkhhtER. WATHE. GIDtks ASI
F. Pine Jewellery y moa4,e g..
fOkx fSt OK s. 2. LANB 4 co. WH0f q
SAC dealers in frnN aut vegetables butter
re. Utc., ana le iunis-st Grand Rspias Mich
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-30
IDOL wOaShlPPlNG.

While the churches are sending mis-
siousies % China % tea,h the hegthen
NOT 70 worship dds, farmer down in
lulilebury, Coma. bas erected = wooden
IDOL fonr ;eet high, and be and his family
are vcrshipping H. ~ drst thought this
state 10 AHelr8 would seem 60 be relic
of uarbarism. bus Oh second thought We
arc iucl ned to think that this farmer
worshipp'ng his wooden idol Is not much
worse faaa s. considerable portion Of his
ie.iow-bs s.ugs The idol that most OF us
worship is gold, but then there is the
man who 'wOTsaips the ground she
walks o.. Others worship music, the
drsma .nd fne hEs. L. TACT most men
have Eoooy az dear 10 their hearts as
.he CounecLcut msn's idol. There IS 8
species u worship, however, w3 cannot
acrours f1r. aud missionaries might with
advantage be sent 70 the ueighb0rhood
where It holds forth. We refer TO the
worship by hsudfnl Of Greenback
voters o, that ancient old rsliC. your un-
cle JOSIAH BEeoLF. oi the sixth District,
shs Joobahav of the tine chat vas.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-30

n Nrs A. T. -rE~AaT can sea the pic
t1--r t'e newspapers a-s printing a.
calling taem likeness oi ber. shs will
no. sen os heartily elad sbs disd b-.ors
tls calamity hsppeued.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-30

NJ. JANIS @. BLAiSE may 81 well give
~ uooes a. being elected President Of
fhis nepnbhc uuiess As can carry the
STATE ~ New Hork Il NeF York goes
r. BLAME ths r.umed hnieht viii be
p-eal.l.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-30

Young Mr. Dcos should no. mistake
ile to-iety tss peuny-vhlsso organs
ia ihis -.7 are donating .o him for fame
After be las served iAeir purpose. Ike
an orange that hiss been sucked dry, he
viii 10 cast aside.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-30

FTATgOBB

Shor IArf enc ItroCkh cosci.ef from q Z IA
holland a. e bsves. husfof0. ar5 I'eriWs.,.
GOING 8 ri. Ceutrs Time euIHs EAel
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-30
---DRAPERlES---
Fall iine Of Lace Madras AID Heavy
Curtains.

We guarantee quality and price in every
department. Always a pleasure 10 show
goods
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-30

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Telegram-herald., 1886-10-30
MATS AND NlTYINGS
- RUGS 5

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Fore gn and Domestic Rugs. and a. boston,
Prices.
Telegram-herald., 1886-10-30

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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-11
FIRST QUALITY
Popular
Para soils.

Our announcement n few
weeks ago that we had the only
correct styles in parasols-has
been verified-from the little
wee parasol TO tickle the fancy
Of the child 10 the latest pro
ductions Of the article for maid
and mafron. We show a class
Of goods that are not only nov
elites but are rha, kind Of nov
elites that do not border ~
strongly on the outre ami the
loud. Please investigate this
statement for yourself.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-11
Look at Lawns.

Yoa all know WAT We do on
lawns We give you about ali
the good lawn you could want
for a quarter Of a dolla, and
load you mp with . bundle as
big as you can carry for 80 eta
If you are not too strong.
Come often the stock IL full 81
bargains.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-05-11
TURNER VORWEARTS.

The opera house was we'll filled with an
appreciative audience last night at the Turn
ers' entertainment. The entertainment was
of q varied character, consisting of calisthen-
les and q variety of gymnastic exercises in
which the society displayed degree of pro-
ficiency that is rarely excelled in the large
cities and by associations that boas: of more
ancient origin. Then followed the German
theatre, in which many of those who took
part would shine before any audience. The
performance was excellent and was well re-
ceived by the audience.
A. the close OF the entertainment the
chairs were cleared away and two hours
speE. in the may dance. Our German
friends are making commendable progress
in drilling for entertainments of this chsrsc-
ter, and with years practice they will be
qualified to give really meritorious yer
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