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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

I CAMS On THE
RECOMMENDATION OF FRIEND.
Is the exclamation of many people that come to
OAK HALL
The first time What does this denote: It satisfies us
that our fixed rule, to sell clothing of high grade
only and AT prices 80 per cent under Others The
approval Of Washingt toms people.
The are few of the latest bargains received:
good strong overcoat at SIS. worth $3.50.
An all wool pvercOat al 500, worth StU..J0
A fine Monta.nac Chinchilia Overcoat. made up
equal to the ues merchant tailors work. at so. us
full line light aud heavy weight Overcoats be-
complete line OF Business and Dress Suits. from
sr y 10 Gus, OF lack Cuaway aug priaee
lowest prices ever seen In washington.
FOR BOYS 8 TO 1a
Good Suits at So as. worth 81
Better suits at Sd. DO worth %.
Best Corduroy suits at "a, sell elsewhere at So.
sp.enA.d ine Vt ti,,e Cashmere. TreoL Wide Vale
Overcoals from SO 70 sio Best of bargains
FOR BOYS II TO Is YEARS
1isWo u's SUITS III s =. 81 s So WoSsh s.
A lull lue 81 line CASHMERE Corkscrew Tricot and
Shevoi suits maae In hrsclasS style at prices not To
OVefcoatS IN full line from ~. 90 10 $40.
PANTS.
A complete line for Men. Youths Boys and Chill
dren At prices lower than ever before
Our motto: No trouble 70 show goods at.
OAK HALL
oc22 CORNER 10TH AND = sTREEra
719 FA11 OrrEnuo. 719
CHOICE GOODS. CORRECT STYLES AND LOW
E G. DAVIS
10 MARKET SPACE. COR. sTH STREET.
Wehave recently added largely to our wellassorted
siOck of Black Dress Goods Black Silks Black and
White Goods Grey Mixtures. Embroidered Robes &C.
We make a specially of BLACK DRESS GOODS, and
it will pay youto examine stock We are offering
genuine Barnsley Table Linen ~ inches WIDE a, 81
noA gains IL otisI Aaoe AAneuS lOWelSs NapklIS
Ladies' and ChiIdrens MerIo Underwear Corsets,
Collars and Cuffs, Umbrellas in great variety very
low prices 24nch silk Plush beautiful coors at 81
per yard. Kid. Cashmere, Fur TOP. Dog Skin. and
other Gloves. reliable makes The superiority of
Lace and Embroidery Dress Trimming, Button.
Ribbon and Fur Trimming Departments are SO well
known tLat it Is useless to enumerate.
e. G. DAVIS,
sOc16-T S10 Market Space. cor 9Th st
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LETTER No. 2

LETTER No.
BELvEDERE HOTEL. Oct 81 1885.
FRIEND -: have secured splendid line Of
Evening Silks; and the following lines Of Black Goods
advertise possible and be certain to men,
ton the prices for the New York prices are ten
cent higher: Black Wool Diagonal. AZ inches WIDE tor
5sc Striped Bouce Cloth, CSC. Serge. 55c Priest
eys Cancels Hair TIC Priestleys silk Warp Henrietta
Cloth. Soc. Hoping You better. and that my de-
partment will be the most conspicuous in The STAR
Your friend, C. o. UPTON,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

CURE OF LIVER CoMPLAIST.-Iowa Fails,
Hardin Co., Iowa, June 8. 1885. / have been
using Allcock's Porous Plasters for tour years,
and think / could not get along without them.
For a long time i afflicted with a pain
under my right shoulder blade. also had con-
siderable difficulty in breathing. / applied an
Allcock's Porous Plaster on my back, and one
on my chest. Kept changing them every four
days, and at the end of three weeks was en-
tirely cured. E >. STEVENS.
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Real ESfafe Sales.

Geo. W. Linkins has sold for Willamna
Sovyn sub lots and A, block 4, Meridian hill,
TO NJ. j. and T. T. keane, tor $3.50.
A transfer was placed ON record to-day from
Charlotte n. j. Mann TO Win. j. kehoe for lot
o. south grounds Columbian College (5Uxl 80
eep, on Stoughton street near 14th, for SS, 500.
john j. Bogue, real estate agent, has sold for
NJ. J. Birmingham 10 George w. Castelar, part of
tot IL, square 81, Old JGeorgetown, improved,
for 81 500. The following sales are also re-
ported: Capt. VIM. +. Bel to q. T. Rosenbush,
lot 1S3 and part OF 1S4, B. and II. addition,
square So, improved, for $4,000. Edward j.
Snoenaker 10 John w. Walker, part OF lot 20,
square 40, Ola Georgetown, improved, for
$1,000. Also. in the county, on 1enieytown
road, John L. LipseOmb To the syndicate, three
quarters OF an acre north OF Georgetown, Tor
$3.50. Georgetown College TO the syndicate,
slXty-iour acres on Tenleytown road, known AS
the College Villa for s6OOUO.
MeS>rs. Fitch, Fox u Brown have sold
through Francis Is. Mohun FOR the estate OF the
late Gen. BancucK. To Col. Jonu C.l>sels lois 49,
20, %, 70. 2G and -, square LII, for SIT 1oS
cash. luis properly Is situated ON u anu 9.n
streets northwest, and it il understood that
Col. Casseis proposes 10 commence immeui-
ateiy the erection thereon vi six fine resi-
denceS.
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LETTER No f.
BELvEDERE HOTEL. Oct 81, 1855.
SIR: Please advertise the Ornament Gimps Just
forwarded guess they Will be the finest in Wash
ington They range from So SO TO $1,000 yard.
Don't forget the Gimps and Gallons in evening
shades and the Ribbons splendid value 10 pieces
Black Gros Grain, Inches wide, at S5c; 10 pieces
surah Pcot Edge Sash. II inches wide, Sl6a 10
pieces Fan Edge q. g.. inches wide, 81 25 and the
latest novelty 100 pieces Fancy Edge Gros Grain
35c. yard. hope you feel better and try and have
my department first on the list.
Yours truly, NJ BOYLE
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LETTER No s.
BELvEDERE HOTEL. Oct. 21, 1886.
DEAR SIR: hope the cold in your eye is better and
that you will no; be modest in the future as to sit
close 10 the door when In church You may advertise
the fashionable Fan is to be made Of Crepe de Chene
and spangled. Mr.. Lisner tells me to fad out what
Messrs - OF 23d street, selling them for and
TOR to sell them little cheaper. Please make q
display Of them.
Your friend, N. GRAHAM
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c. ". SPATES, paper hanger aud ceiling deco
raiOr. 63I o street northwest. opposite HtSl
school lust received me selection OF wal
papers, Prompt attention given To all orders
All work guaranteed.
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LATRoBEs REPAIRED, AT Shedd's, 400 9th.

THE PLACE to leave your orders TOR all kinds
of fresh and salt water fish. kenrebec salmon,
lob fers diamond back terrapins, game OF all
kinds I'm season. Is at r. n. Golden's Potomac
River Game and Fish Stalls, Center Market.
TelAphouc. SI1~3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

RHEUMATIC PAINS.
Neuralgia, Sciatic sudden Sharp and Nervous
Pa Ms and Strains RELIEVED ONE MINUTE by the
tUrICUHA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER. Warranted. At ali
druggists, rs cents: five for $lOO. Potter Drug and
Chemica. Co., Boston, Mass. ocl6
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICS, ETC

NJ AI;SIIALL HALL.
Steamer W. W. CORCORAN
Viii make daily excursions Marshall Tall and
Glymont, leaN ny AT 10 M. arriving al Washington
pm. The Old Manor House al Marshall Hal
I1e0 up with elegant reception and
geeIII.n and meals sers ed la carte. lliik
ice, Ice cream aud lunch supplied excursiouista
Fare iuT round-lrip % cents.
On sundays the Bo..t will make two trips 10 Mar
tLaI All. leaving lu aid 30 pn returning
~ 1 AND pm. faTr Hound "Trip 2,c.
Steamer "W. w. CORCORAN" apoO
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THE GLOVE BUYER

THE GLOVE BUYER
Is still In Washington but requests advertised the
following Job lots. He Claims them extraordinary
value. You might ask to see them.
100 dozen 4-Button Undressed Kid Cloves Tans and
Black. CSC.
100 dozen Sutton Undressed Kid MOusquetaire
Gloves Embroidered Backs. 9Sc.
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36-iScH black. brown, navy, cardinal and
garnet cashmere 21c.; all wool double width
camels hair. soc; Lnnsdaie cambria, 10a.c., at
BrDibead * Co.'S.
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A Most Liberal OFFER

The Voltaic belt Co., Marshall, Mich, offer to
send their Celebrated VOLTAGE Belts and Electric
Appliances on thirty days trial to any man AZ
fltcted with Nervous Debility, Loss of Vitality,
Manhood, etc. illustrated pamphlet in sealed
envelope with full particulars, mailed free.
Write Them a. once
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Save 25 Per Ceat-Go to j. E. YAuug's
Dry Goods Family Store, 736 It'll ct. Cloaks
Cl0aks. CiOakS. g
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IMMENSE As RrMENr Or
BEAUTIFUL. FALL DRESS GOODs

CAMEL'S HAIR HOME-SPUN DRESS GOODS
pure wool. wide double wild. II, 5Uc.
~ PIN ~, CHEGk,, TkICoT CLOTH, FANCY
SOC.
WOOL BLANKETS, immense re (slightiy sofledl
cheap ut 50, price reduced To S3. 49,
FANCY SILK 81 AZ. 40, oUc.
Bio \ CASHMERE ~ Wis pure wool. s1.5a
OVAL SERGE. beautiful tall dress goods (exact
colors including black. ~ yards for 81
CuOIh FOR BOYS WEAK, one yard and a hal
wide. immense double width. excellent quality SOC
& <LOK..D CASHMEhkS. wide double width fine
QIaty, all colors, Zoe.
HEAVY BED COMFORTS, rs, 81, ST.
UOUBLE WHITE. WOOL. BLANKETS So
HO E-sPUN DRESS GOODS ioxact iniitafion nj
the 81 gO0is), only Sic.
A Pair OF our immense size handsome Damask
Towels worth 81. large size Bridal Quilt WOrin
Si.5O. presented ~ each customer who buys SIU
worth OF Dry Goods
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Ill oUsE FuRNIs SHIN q 8.

We have Just received another shipment of BseIov.
Lowe.i aud Hartford Ssrptzs p1isiug wIs.on'S
body Bfrsseis extfs super askrAiias ulso Mo-
queI'e Velvet al.a isoxUur, tapestry: n euslnxsOp
rsucy turuiiure Coverings, lrtsh tosnt, swn,
Cauny and Nottingham Lace CURTAINS fxsw salk aud
CDeneae Table lovers. aai saxks 1uuse an wsns %
choaue goods thear advantage 70 exnnns
Vur xtock bea0re pusctxsa NJ.
HOOE BRO. q co.
0c1 l3x6 otrofe
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From to-day on we will sell our 25c rubbe
eye glasses, ut 15c.; SOC. rubber eye glasses, a
29c. Spectacles at same reduction
NJ. SILyERBERG & Co.,
s,tu,th-5 3l2 7th Street
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Preparations ut Ivy CITY.

AN EIGHr-DAY RACE MEETING PROBABLE.
The Ivy City grounds now have the appear
ance OF lively race course. Nearly all the
stables due here have arrived, aud with
trainers, jockeys, hOstlers-all preparing for
next weeks wOrk-there is an air OF hustle at
the track. The plan now is, il the weather con-
unGes favorable, to have four days extra run
ming, thus extending the meeting to eight days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

SeWtW9 MNcntmeS ae SfX D0Iu0FA!
IS machines OF different makes, which we
have taken In exchange for the Silent New
American No. and New Howe, At Auerbacil' :
7th aud II. Telephone 1927.
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The Synod Of Baltimore.

INTERESTING CENTENNIAL EXERCISES TO BE
HELD IN BALTIMORE Next WEEK.
On Tuesday evening next the synod of Balti-
timore VIII meet in the First church, Madison
aud Park streets, Baltimore. and as it is the
centennial anniversary or the organization OF
the synod, appropriate exercises will he held
The sermon Tuesday evening will be preached
by the retiring moderator, Rev. DIR. Bartlett.
oil THIS city. W Itni II The synod are comprised
tue pre>byteries OF Baltimore, Washington
New castle and Rio de Janeiro. The sessions
% tHe synod Will continue Oh Wednesday, and
pruoaoiy Oh Ffltay, on which day will also be
ilciu III Brown Memorial cuurcn. Park avenue
dhd Iownsend street, areunion oI the Women :
Synodicti Societies oi Home and Foreign Mis-
siois- On Thursday, in the First church. the
centennial exercises will he held. Rev. An
drew Is. cross Will preside. There will be read
quite I, number oi papers, Including three by
rev DIS sunderland, Chester and BiitinSer,
vi this city, On Histories oi Churches oi The
W Washington PreSbytery." Elder j. V. l.. Ora
nam wiz present tue subject of Il centennial
hail, which It Is Proposed To make also q me
mortal 10 the late Rev. DIR. Ba,kus.
DELEGATES FROM THIS CITY,
The following will represent the presbytery
OF Washington city: Rev. Dr. Bartlett, Rev. DR..
Bttinser. Rev. DIR. Chester, Rev. Dr. Suuder-
land, Rev. George b. Patch, Rev. T. . Wynkoop.
rev r. H. BurdIck, Rev. j. vi liam McIlvaill
Rev. James NJ. Nour>e. Ruling Elders-J usilce
W m Strong, Justice Z. D. DRAKE, Mr. Wm II
Douga, Mr. c. A. SNOWFALL, Mr.. q. B. Brown
and others.
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What, HO There!


The wires on Saturday last brought good news
to this city and some Ut its Inhabitants. A dis
patch giving the numAers which drew the large
prizes in the Royal Havana Lottery, drawn at
havana on that day, and which always decide
the tickets bearing the same numbers In the
Original Little Havana Gould d Co. 'sl OF which
Shipsey Company, LAO broadway, New York
city, are general agents, announced that ticket
No. do3 uau drawn The capital prize OF So, UOu
and advising that the same mad hecn sold mere
Search was made Tor the holder or holders of
this evidence OF fortune III "a small way, and
they were found In the persons of T.. II. HOuerts
attorney ana .ounseior-at-law, No. 1923 29tn
street northwest, VINO held two-fiflhs: Ii. D.
Gvodacker, No 1.24 u street northwest who
nei,i oae-nith, and the Remaining two-fiiths
were hcid ny II gentleman resident In Was-
iDgton, whose church standing would not uer-
init hiin 10 aiiow the use OF his name, but who
Clarke, of kossiyn, Va. MI. Roberts aud Ri Clarke
left here On Thursday evening "tor the boodie, |"
which was paid them $4,000 In bank notes
and SlO,UOo IN gold cUlul at the Brooklyn bank
on check tof tG;st amount early ON Friday
morning. They state that there was no hest,,-
ton III Tue pay incnt I'll Tie money la them VI in
the redemption Oi ticket No. 53lS the secee,d
capital prize III tht same drawing amounting
Ia S4,OOO, wnica w:ts presented 10 the gene raj
a@snts IN their preseace by u Mr.. Meyer, OF Ex.
ei,aise Place. New York eity.
The gentleman who paid these amounts said
IL was subject ior cougratulation that some
one hau been found who Was willing that their
itasneS and address should be tst.d IA uri "a
holders. Tie said under their system OF bust
ucss they never used such names Without ti,a
Consent OF tue parties holding the ticket, and
while II preserved the confidence patrons Who
were lucky rcposed in them IL necessarily MADE
SOW worK in building up the Little HAvana.-
Kepmbtieaa
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BUSINESS CHANCES.


NNkRGETiN PARTN X. NnH SOM cApi-
h tsl. Wanted In established busiiess Also notes
ssscu u. isersJlIs sale ueDss coec
Jed snluii Commissions. Address BOA ~, slAf
ONCE. oc<--ote
4, OR SALE-sTOsk AND CHAIN Bkok .-hADE
IL Office ofiice well 1o.-len chesl' ieat
Meal A..ed steam "a p1Isate wires Wan
business WI sci. cheap IA sod AL one au.fsss
okAtA. Star Office. oe&I@e-
IL ~ ACHES Ado, Ming "kALokAMA oN
T,,r. " rel SIDE-
We offer for sale The - o." ihis P.oPe.s, oy -,
tail.Iug x. acres, north pr'son II ~l'ch Mi pe
u,\ ia. IN tue d. opposed extension Oh MASSACHUSETTS,
aVt viii tse YhiGaoe waller power aiso inc
,n .ve,,it,,t, mllcn co..sist Oh orsc~ aid stoue
i,i,,a,tIs.. u so leror siTuc.ion .ogetnsr With
oiher on.-'uAe THos J. FISHER co,
oco.-2v lo24 81 NV.
..,0-1 OPPoYT. NiTf AZ OttEl.Eo t. A
a M g ca. l,aa .eier 10 JOIN IN op hiug n bar In
,ea ADDRESS hr. TAC IAN T. star once oxl -sis
-, * - PAIsTN CIR, ,,CIIVEUn sILENf.
w wi IA ihfee nve hunared aoil.srs. To engage In
th t.utt,r .nera. fIVuu. hose
-. 20 .I,u rstAJ Locz.oL best ian tie cay A~aiess
Oc2l-3tS w III y - q, otAi o.aee-
HyANTED-slV0v OK SzOsv FOR THREE
w years. 81 secnri.y. tci.y real ssiateG PEE
Gem, ana 40 cominiss.ous- Address Ian DSw Nh
Star ossce osA0root~
Il nabie Western rarm Mortgage Co, Lawrence.
Fan Gapital and surpaus, e-.o.oou Carefully -
lected LIST saorigase faam L1ai.s payable In -. r
sevea per cent li.erest gaafanteed tnfisAiisd IN
NO ke.er hlra .>aion.d o: Ink. ~. Y. caly
National hank, AWrence. Kan, and hundreds 0i ~
For til nios nsIon ea.il upon OR address
au-. -Sn* sAAfhn IL XIII s-iA 4 teoefscx. Nd
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For District of Columbia and Virginia. ftir
weather, variable winds, generally eastefly,
slightly warmer.
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Dee<Fv1n4 OF COmHdeOce.-There 10 no
article which 50 richly deserves the entire con-
ddencc Of the community as Bmwn's Bronchial
Iroches. Those suffering from Asthmatic and
Bronchial diseases, Coughs and Colds, should
try them. Price % cents. 60
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20 10 GkO ,. WALKER fOk AU>D A4~NTAL
NJ Grsuie Work: bed tncilitles " aniAknstoo -
such work Ohsce AID Yard 4Ux - stSb Aurth cGeeo
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lu Montgomery Coouty.


HAPPENINGS AT ROCKVILLE AND ELSE.
WHERE-NoTES ABOUT PERSONS.
Correspondence of The EVENING STAR
ROCKVILLE, ND, Oct. 22.-Leiters testament
AIRY on the estate OF the late Lewis keiser have
been granted by the orphans court TO Elias
heiser ana Cyrus keiser. exectutors.-Mr.
Leonard Chapman. of Washington, has pur-
chased the Spates farm, situated about "A mile
s.utt OF Rockville, being On boIn sides of the
MetropoiiGtn branch OF the B. Il U. railroad,
aild extending from the Georgetown pike to
city road. Tue price paid Was 81 ,0OO.-rhe
court has granted Il divorce III the case oi H.
W. husband agt Ann Husband, giving the re-
spondeBt the custody OF the ciliid-Mrs Or E.
T. Stonestreet has gone to Roanoke Va, To at
tend at Inc bedside OF her sou-in-law, Rev. L. X.
Green, VINO lies seriously ill with typhoid lever
hoy j. III. Wright, OF Virginia has accep pied
the pistorate of the Rockville baptist church
-0yi'>ies are encamped on the grove near
Haipinc station.-A new store and Il. & o. eX-
press uillce has been opened at Haipine, with
Mr. EpPins as asent.-rhe family OF Mr.. " IN.
Dunlap, oil West Washington, WHO have been
sunileriiig In Rockville, returned To their
home IN Town to-day.-Aiiss Mamie Wilson Is
lying quite SICK at the home OF her sister, Mrs.
MauShi, near aontrose.
SOCIAL MEETING AT CuURcH.-A social
meeting Oh the congregation OF The New York
Avenue Presbyterian church held last
evening In Tie lecture room OF the church
ediiice. AS this Was the first gathering OF the
hltIi since the improvements IN the buiidiu,
is'sSe been conpiet I'd, the occasion was looked
upon la the light OF 'nouse warming" The
IecciEIng party consisted OF the pastor and
Mrs. bartlett aud the officers of the church.
During the evening musical Selections were
rendered by Prot. Paul, Miss Kate Scott and
MISS Nettie Bradley. Refreshments we're hand
soineIy served by u committee OF ladies.
RoBBERIES REPoRrED.-W. &. Meade, 7O1
4-a street southwest, reports stolen from his
Store yesterday by "a Sneak thief. Is boxes o
cigars, valued al Si9.5o.-John w. Me;zuDg
II h street northeast, reports stolen from his
room an amethyst ring, valued at $5.-AIvoid
H cooper reports stolen from in lrUnt OF house
1416 q street, q tricycle., valued at SS5.
SANE ENOUGH TO BE FINED.-David Mason
young colored man whose actions indics Il
mat nls mind Is not evenly balanced, was
brought upbeiore Judge Smell yesterday and wa.
TOLD to step aside, but the judge told the clerk
20 arraisn hun; that he looked like ne would
plead guilty. When arraiyned he shook his
iIeaa IN an Indignant manner and said sno
guilty.. The judge smiled at the manner In
which he had been dcceived, but when wit
ImHQssu.
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CNStOriN.
When Baby was sick
We gave her CastoriA
When she was child
She cried for Castorta.
When she became a Miss
She chung TO Castorta
When she had Children
She gave them CastOrt4
When Baby was sick
We gave her Castorta.
When she was a child
She cried for CastoriA
When she became G Miss
she chung to CaStOria
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

Con LIVER OIL, WITH HYPopHosPHIrEs
Almost II Specific for Consumption.
The thousands of testimonials We have re-
.cetved from sufferers who nave been perma-
nently cured by SCOTS Emulsion satisfies us
that 1t will cure consumption in its early stages
ana alleviate II not cure ia its latter stages.
Save the Pieces! "1Oc. Royal CLUES them.
Broken glass; china ornaments, furniture.
eOCm
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LOCAL MENTION.
The W Gather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. II. c.. Oct. %, 1855.
Indications Ior - Ior-s Cosateacislg az 3 p. "a.
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REIsiNGER's ice cream. 235 G st. NV.
ZINE FOOTBALLS. Kets Kemetny. 11oe Pa. a

BEAUTIFUL PHoToGRAPHS at most reason
able prices Photo. Art Co., Dos Pa av.
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Autumn CrOcus is the only sure cure for
rheumatism and Gout. The prescription OF a
wellknown New York physician. II you can't
afford tn risk u dollar for a bottle, call and geta
free trial bottle of our agent, z ID. GILMAN, 627
Pa. av. iy2S-eo39
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THE PROPRIETOR WRITES TO THE ADvER-
Using YOUNG NAN. -
BELvEDERE HOTEL. Oct 81, 1885
SIR: have instructed the buyers to torw I'd list
of the Goods they have secured which please adver
tise in The Star
Yours truly, A. LISNER
~ The advertising man is suffering with cold in
the eye and can't see to WRITE the letters are pub
sheC just as received.
LETTER No
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

SPECIAL SALE.-Children's regular made
hosiery at 13c., reduced from Zoe. No humOug.
but a great drive b. Miller & Son, 1920 NJ H.. W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-10-23

John C. Bak err & Co. . Cod Liver Oil an,
Malt Is the finest preparation OF the kind in tn
market. Its tonic and nutritive effects In wasi
ing diseases truly wonderful. Sold by all drug
giStS.
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