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DRY GOODS.


sEAToN PERRY.
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY q BROTHER.
HAS NOW OPEN HIS SECOND IMPORTATION
Oh DENTELLE LANES, OR WOOL LACE
DRESS TEXTURES WHICH ARE THE
LATEST PARIS NOVELTY" FOR SUMMER
War THESE GOODS MEASURE az N
WHEN COMBINED WITH AIBATRossS.
ETAMINES SUsAHS OR RHADAMES
THE ASSORTMENT Is CoMPLETE CON.
PRisING BLACK. IVORY, CREAM AND ALL
RANGE FROM 81 To $3.50 PER YARn
AND FLOUNCINGS. RANGING FROM 50 TO
NoSEHTiEs" IL BLACK BEADED SILK eREN.
ADINkS, FROM - TO SIS PER YARD.
NEW ENGLISH AND SCUTCH TWEEDS, CHE
vIuTs AND FRENCH ALLsWooI. suITINGs
NEW WHITE AND CREAM AIL-wooL DRESS
FABRICS EMBRACING ErAMINES, CAN
MAS CLOTHS, sERGEs, CHUppAS; ALBA-
NOVELTIES IN TINSEL sHAWLS
NEW SILK, CHUDDA ID CASHMERE
NEW EMBRoIpERED PARIS FIcHUs AT LOW
EST PRICES
THE BEST MAKES OF LADIES, GENTLEMEN's
AND CHILDREN's GAUZE AND MEDIUM.
WEIGHT MERINO UNDERWEAR, IN ALL
STYLES AND SIZES.
AS-CLOSING PRICES ON PARAsOIS
IS PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRIcES
. sEAToN PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING.
Penn Avenue. Corner 9th street
Established 1S4O. jele
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FAcrs,

FACTS, tAcrs,
That are vouched by the public at large that the
Clothing Palace the Headquarters for bargains In
Clothing Hats and Furnishings. And to give you
idea Of what you can secure by calling we win
quote few prices below:
PANTS, PANTsl PANTS.
Children's Knee Pants at Is, 20. soc and up
Boys Long Pants al 40. 75c.. 81 and up.
Mems ali Wooi Pants At $3.50, IS and up
SUITS SUITS, sGTfs.
Children's School suits q: 81 30 81 and up.
Gn,ldrsD na Fine ss sv e e s - 50 and up
Mems Working suits al 81, "a 60, Is and up
Mems Business Suits at S. $50, "a and On.
Mems Blue Flannel Qndigo) Suits ~ $50, $50
and up
HATsi HATS. HATS!
Children's Hats at 10. IS, 4Oc. and up
Mems Hais at 90. So Use and up
full line OF Furnishings at astonishingly low a..
urea
Keep this fhc4 constantly in mind We c,othe 10th
men and boy stviishly. comfortably and enthusiastically
q lowest living pricsA
n. KAuFNANs
Clothing Palace.
Cor. 6th and ~ a.
- We dose = pm. Saturday. and Eves Of Hol
THE CRLLvLOiD TRUsk
y Inas nexe1 nrssks nsysr wesn out always caeans
'n' Is s q sale Ssa : s'As ''ln tHAs rzsHxRH
Mu; FISHER osvos~ NJ afssaiios q q wsssses
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c RYING WOMEN,

Il must give up: 1 cannot bear these pains ache
sii over. and nothing try does any good" Back
ache Uterine Pains, Hip and side Pains. Soreness
LaIneaess. Weakness ana Inflammation relieved in
oe minute by ha- new. Original, elegant and inf.Ii-
be aitidote to pain anu Inflammation, the CUTICURA
ANTI-PAIN PL-isIER. At druggists, 25c.
POTTER DRUG & CHEMICAL CO.
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LANsBuRGH & BRo
WASH FABRICS
Owing to the immensely of our trade in this parcu
iaI line we have built special entrance TO this de
In all the plain and fancy stripes and checks
DRESS GINGHAMS
Recognizing the fact that these are not worn as
mnch as last year. We have cut the prices all
DresS GlnShans In order to move them. This gives
you an opportunity to buy them cheaper than before
a nd Dr. we have marked down some Of our 10
OUR WHITE GOODS STOCK
Comprises India Linens. Victoria Lawns.
Nainsook, plain and checks,
Cotton canvas Cloths,
Crazy Cloths oiolhs IN plain and figured.
and al the novelties in Cotton and Linen Wash Goods
AZ me counter next the White Goods counter you
worn this year. We concluded to place them near 10
facilitate selection.
In plain and figures, in cotton linen Any guam
lily 70 select from and endless variety to please ALL
LACEs LACESl
In Oriental Lace we sell a 3-incb wide Iace of 20
per Yard 4inch wide Lace SC. per yard: a 6inch
wide Lace at 12l2c. per yard finch wide Lace at
".
3.-inct FIoUNCLNG at SOC per yard. ia ecru and
white A 42-inch Elouncing at 81 per yard, in ecru
and white.
CREPE LISSE FLOUNCING AND YOKING
and narrow Lace TO match
tlounclng. . 30 per yard; Yoking 81. 25 per yard
Narrow Lace. l5c. per yard-garnet, brown and blue
ToRtHoN LACE.
Nice width for &C. yard; wider goods and elegant
assortment at Toe per yard
COLORED LACES
10
three widths, al 10, l2-2 and DC. per yard.
1OhlNG to match at 30 and 6.1c. and 81 I'd
EGN PTlAN, pom PADOUR AND ALI, OTHER
FINE LACES al prices which We know are sold less
than by other house. We warrant this TO be The
fact. and viii stand by assertion refund the
money.
PARASOIS
We have reduced the prices on these goods wonder
fully-too many on hand the only reason. They must
be sold out, and have marked them accordingly We
have made up our mind that Paraso shall be car
ried over for next season.
GAUZE UNDERWEAR
This will astound you, doubt. but come and look
for yourself Our So 90 and 15c Gents Gauze Shirts
In both long and short sleeves reduced to THIRTY
FIVE CENTS. These are silk bound, and either
satin or plain front. No odd sizes but any size you
wear or want.
We offering LADIES' GAUZE VESTS Jersey
fitting at Doc, or three for 81. Either low neck
short sleeves
our 65c. LADIES Vest marked down to 45c-ex-
ctllent value.
LADIES BALBRIGGAN VESTS at 4Sc Better
goods marked in proportion.
A full line of LADIES SILK UNDERWEAR
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L HERE IS NOTHING SURPRISING;

- 10 NOl HING tRPRlSING
al i-ie !act that BeDsonS Capcne Plasters are
widely initiated; that cheap and worthless plas.
tiers with names OF similar sound and similar ap-
perance in pc freely offered for sale Articles
OF great aud original inert always have to compete
with trashy limitations. But they become known
they die out through deserved neglect Meanwhile we
warn the public against the sO-called "Capsicum
Japsicin. "Capucin" and "Calsicine" plasters
whether "Bentons, "Burtons or otherwise They
have no medicinal curative virtues whatever and
are made 10 sell on the reputation of Bensons. When
purchasing ask for BeDsons, deal with respectable
druggists Only and you cannot be deceived he gem
uine has the Three Seals" trademark the Cloth
and the word "Capc;ne'' cut in the center Z
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THE JAPAN TEA marked down TO SOC. a
pound Is VERY fine This price for 80 d avs only.
y. L. METZGER * BRO,
III 9TH ST. NV.
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kEysroSs Malt WH1sKEx.


Another SrR1KEm
We have struck the LOWEST PRICES for SHOES
Al last Nice, son. Easy and Good Wearing Shoes ct
mere nominal price. A special lot OF Hand-sewed
Shoes are now offered at reduced rates Call and ex-
Annie. NO trouble to show goods A few more Of
those handy Satchels and Va'Ees Trunks ETC. stl on
nana which are cheap as dirt Everything In the
tents kurnlsaang Line a. low can be bought at
l01A and 10le Penns. ave.
@y<o J. W. 0nxUE
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sale. N. T. METzGER & Bro,
Alt 7th st. NV.
Strain mp Child I'm the way he Should
Co."
But you can't train him up II he dies before
than two-thirds OF the human race die In In
fancy, most of them for lack of vital power,
nervous and muscular force. The infant body,
when weak. must be encouraged and strength
ened. DIR. Henley's extract of Celery, Beef and
Iron, In small doses, is the best infant strength
ener in the world. and is as valuable to the
parent, as to the child. Get the youngster in
trim with that, and then you can train him in
the way he should 60.
Pick wick Club whisky il the best
Fresh Alderney Butter churned every morn
ing and delivered in n Id. "Ward" prints, 4Oc.
per ID. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk;
sweet Milk &c. per quart. Cream 10 cents.
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HLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER
ONATTANSS CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
HAIRA perfectly clear preparation for restoring TO
gray hair its natural color and youthful appearance:
to eradicate and prevent dandrufE to promote the
growth OF the hair and stop its falling out 1t Is
entirely harmless and perfectly free from any poison
substance and will therefore take the place
the dirty and unpleasant preparations now In use
of our most prominent citizens In everything
in which the articles now In use are objectionable
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY is perfect II is war
ranted to contain neither sugar of Lead sulphur
Nitrate OF silver il does not soil the clothes scalp
Is a,reeably perfumed, and makes one of the best
dressings for the hair in use. restores the color
of the Hair more perfectly and uniformly than any
other preparation and always does In from three
ten days virtually feeding the roots of the hair
growth and healthy condition IT restores the de
cayed and induces new growth of the hair more
positively than anything else. Price 81 bottle AR
THUR NATrANS. Inventor aud Proprietor, l4th
aud and I'd and ID sts NV. le15
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Amusements Tonight.

ALBAUGH's.-"TheG Grand Duchess"
NATIoNAL.-.FThe Mikado"
PANORAMA BUILDING.-Second Battle of Bull
Run.
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THE TINE Has ConE

When the gentleman of leisure HES him to the
seashore or the mountains, or perhaps his fancy
leads him to spend his vacation in trave. by sea
or land, or both.
Before taking bis fight whichever way his
inclination points, we would ask him to take
a peep In OUR show windows, or, better still,
visit our establishment. and the problem (what
to wear while away solves itself You will see
or be shown with polteness and attention
endless variety Of semi-tropical clothingfto suit
the tastes of the most fastidious and the most
plain. Sesrsucker suits, the material of which
was woven In the native huts Of far-of Hindos-
tan: limitations of the same made in this coun-
try and In England considerably less in price,
but strong, durable and thoroughly shrunk, and
so near like the original that 1t takes prac-
ticed eye to tell which switch" We have all
shades Of both Pongee Coats and Vests, light
and gauzy as the spiders web made by the i'm
dustrious natives of 1.-THE Flowery Kingdom
Cuban Crimps from the 81 Ever Faithful Isle;"
South American Checks from Chill, Peru and
the Brazils. Light weight Serge Suits, in every
shade, from the orthodox black to the more
pronounced drab and slate colors, and these at
prices within the reach of all. Drap dEtes,
Nuns Cloths, Zephyr Weight Cassmers and
Chevioteens without end, in suits and other
wise, and at prices that will surprise the buyer
who knows their actual value. The Buster,
that indispensable garment to the traveller, has
received from US its full share of attention. We
have them in all cOlors and qualities. We can
ht child six years of age and man measuring
So inch chest measure with equal facility.
To the stay-at-hOmes, by which we mean
those who prefer the solid comforts of home
combined with the beauties of Washington to
the shores of 1.-THE deep-sOunding sea-" or the
rugged grandeur of the lofty hill tops, we would
say. visit our establishment. and we will aid you
in making life in Washington during the heated
term as cool and enjoyable as if you were in
modern Arcadia,
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY
NV. CORNER OF 7TH AND SITS
I'M. GRADY. MANAGER
mr.
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'lHE RIpGwAY
DRY AIR REFRIGERATOR
MOST IMPROVED AND SCIENTIFIC
REFRIGERATOR KNOWN. FOR FAMILY
USE 1T is WITHOUT A PEER. SOLVING
THE TRoUBLESOME QUESTION OF RE-
FRIGERATfON IN PRESERVING IT'S CON-
TENTS FOR AN ALMOST INDEFINITE
PERIOD IN ABSOLUTE PURITY. WITH
MINIMUM CONSUMPTION OF ICE IN
ADDITION TO COLD THE ATMOsPHERE
MUST NOT ONLY BE DRY, But PURE
AND THESE CONDITIONS MUST BIZ
MAINTAINED, AND THEY ANE ONLY
OBTAINED In THE RIDGwAY
]. w. SCHAEFER Il BRO
CHINA. GLASS AND HOCSEFURNIsHIN0
No. 1000 Seventh street northwest
apl4 Sole Agents for the Dstriuk
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WASHINGTON OPTICAL Co., S07 18th street,
between II ans. !. Testing the eyes very accu-
rately according To the latest invention.
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THE BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT

Il HE DRANCH baltimore SHIRT
FACTORY.
Is still selling the Mystery Shirt he ole favorite) at
15c The Comfort Shirt (reinforced) and made of the
best material Finished only Soc. This Shirt 10
good as can be bought anywhere at auy price.
Now Is the time to leave your measure for Shrts
Six f.test Dress shirts made to order) solid bosoms
for 80. either open back open front. Six inesL
Dress Shirts made order peated bosoms) for Sl2
any number of kleats desired Perfec: tit guaranteed
AT the
BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY
app 1902 STREET NORTHWEST
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CITY ITEMS

| raspberry Syrup,
delightful beverage, soc a bottle Closing out
| sale. N. T. METzGER q Bro,
| i Alt 7th St NV,
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uudershirts, price 4Sc., value zoe Francs.
corner eth aud ID. tine only strictly One Price
Hat and Gents Furnishing Store in the city.
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4 NOBBS ISLAND. ~ /. n
~ Reopened for the reception of visitors yc.JAy
Splendid Bathing, Fishing and Snipe Shoot E.EN
Ing. Passengers for CObbs Island will take Che
steamer southampton every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday morning from Norfolk Old Point to Cher
ryStone, where hacks for the Seaside will meet them
The Northampton makes close connection with the
baltimore and Washington steamers.
Terms per day 81. per week SD, per month $40
Address j. T. SPADY Bay View P.O
je2-2lam Cobbs Island va
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LOCAL MENTION.


OrrIcE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL. OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. June II, $50, am.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-10-16
The African Race.

We recently met with well-known
colored porter OF a Pullman car, who
runs from Atlanta to New York. His
name is Augustus l.. Grant, and he
lives at No. $50 Hayne Street, Atlanta,
Ga. He said, II would like to publish
for the benefit of consumptives and for
the comfort of their friends, how have
bren rescued from a consumptives
grave, / know that many people think
tne cuiored people do not have con-
sumption, but ! know from experience
that it is great mistake. Seven wears
AFRO became subject of this forlorn
disease, and was 80 pronounced by my
physicians. My lungs became badly
affected, my cough was awful, at times
almost shaking meeto pieces. My gen.
eral health broke down and so declined
that | became helpless and reduced in
flesh almost to a shadow. Terrible
night sweats; no appetite or digestion;
more and more pain in my lungs.
suffered more and more; my cough be-
came exceedingly exhaustive, discharg-
inging great quantities of pus and con.
sumptive matter had in the mean
while the best treatment; some of the
best physicians prescribed for me, and
became interested in my case. But
after two or three years treatment,
finding that continued to grow worse,
they one by one abandoned the case un-
til at last they were all agreed that it
was only aquestion of time with me,
and the time was thought TO be very
short. In this condition, with one foot
as it were in the grave, and making my
preparations to 60 through the dark
waters of death, one OF my physicians
mentioned to me remedy which
might be tried as last resort. His
reasoning was that consumption being
nothing more than ulcers on the lungs,
why is it that remedy which will cure
an ulcer on the body will not cure
ulcers on the lungs? At his suggestion
] procured bottle of Swift's Specific
and began to take it. felt so much
benefited from the first bottle that
persevered in the use OF it, and my i'm.
provement was almost as rapid as it was
wonderful. My appetite came back tc
me, my digestion was good, my
strength was rapidly regained, my
lungs healed over nicely, my cough left
me gradually, and went to work with
new lease on life. For the last four
or five months l have not lost day s
wages nor felt symptom of that ter.
rible disease that had brought me SC
near the brink of the grave. My ply.
stefan three months ago pronounced me
sound and well--not trace of lung
trouble. He to-day, July 10th, made
another examination, and tells me that
my lungs IRE as sound as anybody's.
feel perfectly well, and / know that
am entirely cured, and that owe my
life to S. s. s., which was prescribed by
the physician. NY advice to every
man, woman and child who has weak
lungs is to take S. S. S. Il cured me
sound and we'll after all the doctors and
all other medicine had failed, aud
want every sufferer to know it"
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-10-16
SIowest Time on Record.
Merchant Traveller.

Speaking of railroads." said the
candy pilgrim, as he turned car seat
and slowly Invested himself OF his dus-
ter, reminds me of slow one in Ken
lucky. The only way you can tell the
direction the train is running is by the
way the seats are turned | was on
that train one day last winter, going
from Russellville out to Adairville, a
distance of only twelve miles. On the
train was clothing man who was fret
ting considerably about the slow time.
Finally he concluded that he couldn't
stand it any longer, and he got out and
walked. He got so far in advance that
he thought the train had probably gone
back, so he Shutdown to wait for it.
The exercise he had taken had ex-
hausted him very much, and before he
knew what he had done he had keeled
over and gone sound asleep between
the rails. About 8 o'clock that night
the passengers and officers of the train
were startled by continuous blowing
OF the whistle and loud cries as if some
one was in deep distress.
1--WE immediately went forward, and
found to our horror that the train was
slowly but surely passing over the pi os-
trate form OF our clothing man. The
brave engineer whistled down brakes
and made heroic effort to reverse the
engine. But alas, she would not re-
verse worth cent. 1t seems that this
was the first live thing that this train
had ever caught, and that it intended
to run over this man if it took all the
winter. 1t had passed now over his
feet, and yet the engineer said that il
she continued to make scedule time
and that if the water did not get too
low in tie boiler, it would probably ar
rive at his knees by midnight. The
poor fellow seemed to realize his sad
late and to appreciate the fact that death
would sooner or later occur. He called
for paper and pencil, and there by the
dim light OF the conductors lantern, the
dying travelor wrote his will, in which
he gave his life insurance to his intended
wife, but she never got it,"
"M hy?" asked an interested passen-
ger.
"You see," responded the veracious
tran boy, "his policy was accident, and
he died natural death, having con-
tracted pneumonia, and expired before
the slow train reached a vital point.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-10-16
The New York Situation,
New York Sun.

Which party will elect Senator in
Congress to succeed Warner Miller?
The present State Senate consists of
twenty Republicans and twelve Dem
ocrats, giving the former majority of
eight. To overcome this the Demo
Gratis must elect majority of at least
nine in the assembly that is to be
chosen this fall. In other words, they
must elect at least sixty-nine members.
This, with their present twelve Sena-
tors, would give them the requisite
eighty-one votes on joint ballot. II
they succeed it must be through the
ballot, because, OF course, the Republi-
can Senate will nominate Republican
in the first instance, who can only be
beaten by the ballot in the joint session.
Can the Democrats elect sixty-nine
assemblymen? They have fifty MEM
bers in the present assembly. Can they
this fall make gain of nineteen?
This would be extraordinary. They
have had an absolute majority in the
assembly only five times since the Re-
publican party was organized. II they
fail to elect the next Senator an event
will happen which we believe has no.
vet occurred in the history OF the Gov
eminent. The President will not have
a Senator OF his own party from his
own State during his term OF Office.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1886-10-16
The South invading the North.

The Memphis Appeal in recent
editorial says:
The south has endured a northern
invasion, and now the north is grieving
over southern invasion. The spinners
there have found it impossible to COM
pete with the southern cotton mills in
certain descriptions OF goods, and now
the iron interest is complaining that
southern iron is becoming dangerous
rival. The Philadelphia Record states
that southern pig iron keeps arriving
and maintains it's hold upon their mar
ket, SO that the fact that Alabama can
bring its iron to Pennsylvania and sell
it in competition with its own iron "is
now no longer disputed" The Record
adds: "The iron piled upon our
wharves is cold fact which convinces
the most credulous. Gradually the
south is making head way for all its pro-
ducts in the markets OF the north, the
east, and the northwest" Who would
have prophesied ten years ago that a
Pennsylvania paper would have pub
lished such an acknowledgment? But
Pennsylvania troubles are not at an
end yet. Movements are in progress in
the Birmingham district to begin the
production of Bessemer steel. The
great part of the ores there are not
suited for the product, but huge de-
posts there are superior specular ore
and manganese, lying in the neighbor-
hood of Carterville, on the East and
West Alabama railway, and steel plants
are now constructing. Specimens Of
the Carterville iron have been examined
by Pennsylvania experts who were in
ignorance of where 1T came from, and
they pronounced it superior to the
Lake Superior iron. In ten months
the proprietor Of the works now con-
structing, Mr. Decentralization, expects to
be turning out 800 tons of Bessemer
pig daily at the new town Of Bessemer,
which is near Birmingham.