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New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1886-07-21

Wool taken in exchange for blanket
ings, fannels, full-cloth, yarns, etc.
Orders should be left at the mill or
with Mr.. H. kunze, near Turner Hall.
Satisfaction guaranteed IN ecery IN
stance.
B. MARsCHNER. Prop'r.
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For Saturday and Monday at the o,

For Saturday and Monday at the OriOle,
S22 7th street, the last of our Parasols must GO
The price We will sell them for will make them
go. Ladies' figured parasols, 39c; former price,
75c. Zannela, with satin border, &c., instead
75c. Fine Coaching, 97c., instead 81. 25: Satin
Parasols, lined, $1.15. instead 81 90. Ladies'
GAUGE Shirts, 15c. 1Oc. Oriental Lace, &c. Our
15c. Oriental Lace, 1Oc 12-inch wide Swiss
Embroidery, Csc DR.. Warner Corsets. Csc.
Our 81 90 Corset 75c. Our 69c. Corset 49c
Tailor-made Jerseys, coat back, CSC. Mosquito
Netting, 4Oc., 43c. and 45c. piece.
Gents Furnishings.
Bleached and Unbleached Drawers, Csc. Our
SOC. Drawers 39c. Gents Undershirts, gauze
25c. Our best Percale Shirts. 9Sc. Flannel
ing. per yd., &C. Boys and Mems Calico Dress
Shirts, SOC. Linen Bosom Shirts, reinforced
front and back SOC.
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CITY ITEMS.


Wonderful Inducements
At Il. 0oldschmid's, S12-7th st. NV. Owing to
the demand and great sale Of our Baby Car.
rtages, RehigeratOrs and Ice Chests offered at
our last special sale Thursday, July 1st), We
will again offer them at the same price for to
morrow only. Read rhdt zoe almost giuing
asayIHassocks OF fancy carpet only 19e;; y
gal. colored cut glass water pitchers only 19c.;
extra quality white wood lap boards only 45c.;
6Oc Majolica jugs only CSC; Van Hagen's
sweet brier soap ~ cakes for Ate, worth 81;
Work baskets assorted sizes, only 7c.. worth
from 15c. to Csc; Extra large manipulated
french china fruit plates, for Soc, worth 81 so
Splash mats only &C.; Extra handsome hand-
painted fruit plates, open work edge, 6 for
S1.39, worth $3.50; Large walnut backing
cases only 80c., worth $3.50; Majolica cuspa-
dores only 27c., worth 5Oc.: New shape extra
quality white china chamber sets, with broad
colored band and gold lines, only 80. 95 worth
-; Crystal glass goblets for orc, worth 45c.;
with engraved band, for 33c, worth Soc;
Hanging black boards only 69c., worth 81;
Large bottles Of machine Oil, 4c.; Mucilage, &c.;
Comet flour sifters only 1Oc., worth ZOc.; Large
hammers only &C.; Hoop brass bound water
buckets only 2Oc., worth Acc; Decorated Eng
lish china Dinner sets, 1875 pes, only $139S,
worth 800; Extra quality white china tea sets,
decorated with moss roses or gilt band, A pcs,
only $3.50, worth $3.50.
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BLACK LACE COVER PARAsoLs, s12; former
price. $50. French coaching shapes, fancy
cOlOrs, at $3.50 and 81; former price, $6; at
black silk sun umbrellas at S1.75 and 81 SO.
The above are elegant goods and at prices way
below cost. j. Z. Hutchinson, 9O1 Penna. ave.
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TO CLOSE OUT OUR PARAsOLs

TO CLOSE OUT OUR PARASOLS
We have divided our entire stock into FIVE LOTS At
the following low prices:
81 98-This lot includes Embossed Satin, Fine Satin
Figured and Striped Satin Coactinga Regular
prices from 2.0S to $424
$24S Lot includes Satin Coachings Silver Handles
Changeable Silks, Figured Pongees and Lace
Trimmed. Regular prices from $40 to $4.48.
s2ss Special attention Lot includes Striped Satin
POngees. Fancy Striped Satines, Embroidered
Pongees, Quaker Silks, Spotted Changeable
Silks. fully thirty styles Regular prices,
$49S to 81.
$298 Lot includes Striped Silks, Satin Bordered Pom.
gees. Mikado, A la Japonase. trimmed ball
fringe. Regular prices, 1898 to 90.o&
$49S Lot includes Persian Striped Mikado. Persian
Silk Pafasols. Lace Covered and Quaker SILK
Mikado Regular prices, So to $1AoS
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THE REDUCED PRICES on our fine Teas and
CoiieeS has given them a wonderful sale, and
the stock il rapidly diminishing. Many Gus
Sinners buying extra quantity for future sup
piy-TeIsou, bargains, that cannot be found
elsewhere. 80 days closing out sale.
sale. y. L. METZGER & Bro.
AT 18th ST m
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Mems and Boys PercRle Shirts. Soc
up, at Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, 7th and
Read Following List OF Bargains

heaU FOLLOWING LIST OF BarER1ns
offered for tomorrow by s. w. Augenstein. S17-
sl9 and S2l 7th street northwest, and SO be
purchases with us: Flour sleeves, &c.; bottle
silver-plated castors, 92c., worth $3.50; half
decorated dinner sets, 1875 pieces, $12.97, worth
$50; fiatirons, 21c.; crystal water pitchers dc;
decorated chamber sets, 50. 81; half dozen ebony
handle knives and forks, 55c.; hair brush, comb
and whisp broom, 23c.; new shape decorated
tea sets; $3.2s. worth 50; covered vegetable
SoR
brush, 11c.; 75c. excursion baskets reduced to
39c.; ~ Mexican hammocks only $1.15; Gro
Quet sets at cost; wooden water buckets and
one dipper 15c. Baby carriages, trunks and
refrigeratOrs at less than manufacturers prices.
headquarters for fruit jars, jelly glasses and
rubber rings. special discount to the trade. 1
Fine COlOred Socks Dair o5e. Mt
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BICYCLE AND BOATING SHIRTS, Pants and
Hose, al lowest prices. Francs, corner eth and
ID streets. the only strictly One Price Hat and
Gents Furnishing Store in the city.
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SOME of the most careful business men of the
city have invested in See-Bar-See Land and
Cattle Company stock. Please interview
Campbell & Schanck, Room i, Glover Building
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A Telling Effect.
The reductions we have made, in order to de-
crease our surplus stock OF Ladies and Gents
Fine Shoes, have a telling effect Don't put it
OIL II you want to derive the benefits OF
Hahn's Over Stock Sale, No. 2.
S16 7th st. and 1922 Pa. ave.
Ladies' $500 finest French Kid Low Shoes
S2.4O.
Ladies 80. 90 stylish Oxford Ties $3.50
Ladies' S1.75 Seamless Common Sense Ok
Ladies' 75c. Kid-lined Serge Slippers soc.
Gents $500 Custom-made Low Shoes 1915.
Gents $500 Kangaroo Oxford Ties $3.50.
Gents $3.50 Reliable Ties and Low Button
Boys and Youths fine Low Shoes without re-
gard to price of manufacture.
Choice Quality Summer Underwear
a and e. e. A0er0achS Bicycle Shirt Depot TN
Lime Fruit Juice.
Lime fruit juice syrup.
Raspberry syrup.
Speers port wine.
blackberry wine (bOttledl
Gordon q Diiworth's celebrated blackberry
Some rery old California bottled Wines, for
does All selling fapidy at the re-
Closing Out Sale.
n. I. METZGER g. Bro,
All It'll street NV.
The Office of the Howe Sewing Machine
is at Auerbach's, 9TH II. Telephone call 422-2.
July Attractious!
Come and secure some excellent closng-out
bargains. We mention a few: Jerseys in black
and coors, 39c.; figured Lawns, 3lrac. per yard.
Our great soc. Corset reduced to 42c. Ladies'
Jersey Gloves, he; India Linen &c. per yard;
Lace striped white goods only &c. per yard.
These goods are worth 12l2c. A few more short
ends In French Satteens at &C., to close them
out New styles in Crinkes at &c., worth 121ac
All kinds OF Summer Underwear at cost.
NJ. NEWMYER,
$50 18th st. and 1920 Pa. ave.
Hurrah! 4th of July!
Please leave your orders at Sautter's 4th of
July, for Spring Chickens, Spiced Oysters, all
Ladies and Gents Cafe open until ID pm 500
9th st. n. W.
Fine Summer Scarfs. 10, Is and Csc, at
Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot. 7th and H. 1
Fire Works for the World.
NEW YORK sc. STORE,
335 18th st. NV is the place to get fire works
at low prices. Best assortment in the city.
Your IrrePressible Boys will Worry
the life out of you II you do not give them a
chance to celebrate the fourth in a style which,
to them, seems the most BETTING And, as
probably you will take them in the country to
spend Sunday and Monday, we would suggest
to you that you can make their hearts glad If
you previously take them to Silverberg's, 312
7th street, who can supply you with every
lanterns for Illumination flags, &C. ~ a0f
Their reputation for selling At
has never been questioned. %
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morn
Ing and delivered in n h. WARD" prints 35c
per Id. Also, Cottage Cheese and ButtermiIk:
sweet MILK &c. per quart. Cream Is cents.
Pickwi Club Whisky is the best
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NOTHING SAFEE than lands and cattle.
Campbell X Schanck. Room i. Glover Building.
GoTo X. A. GOlden's Potomac River Fish and
Game Stands, Center market, Tor large Crisheld
soil cr,thS
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SIXTY DOZEN fine handkerchiefs. 35c each, or
3 for 81. These haudkerchiefs cost 62lac. each
70 import ]. c. Hutchinson, GOT Pennsylva-
Ma avenue.
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Amusements Tonight.
ALBAUGHS.-"Fra Diavolo."
NATIoNAL--"TheB Black Hussar"
PANORAMA BUILDING.-Second Battle Of Bull
Run
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TEN PER CENT DIVIDENDS, and land and
cattle the fnvestment-nO incumbrance on the
property. Room 1, Glover Building.
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NJ o T H E r 8

M o H RS
We made sweeping reductions in BOYS CLOTHING.
and her. is partial list of our cuts:
Boys Sailor suits only 20. worth Sl.75
Boys Knee Pants suits in checks and stripes,
for 500. worth 500.
Boys Knee Pants. play and every day suits, in sew
era styles and pretty patterns, $3.50, worth So.
Boys Fashionable Knee Pants suit, in beautiful
shapes and materials, -, worth $50.
Boys Elegant Knee Pant suit, made of fine and
faShlonab e Imported fabrics, So worth IS and 50.
Boys Lons Pant suits So, worth 81.
Boys Long Pant Suits at $3.50, worth $40.
Boys Long Pant suits at -, worth Si2
Boys Fine Dress suits at $40. worth SIS.
Shirt Waists at 35c, soc, e5c 90c. 81 Bargains
For Men and Youths ,eersucker Goats and Vests,
at 81 so, 81 and s. worth 81 80 S.. 90 81.
Seersucker Norfolk Jackets and Vests al 50 and
$3.50. worth $3.50 and "a.
Fine Goa and Vests in Alpaca Pongee Drap ID Etc
to tit all shapes
Cashmere suits Having greater number of these
goods care 10 carry at this of the year
We have decided 70 put prices on them that Will IN
sure their quick disposal Good Suits at $500, 80,
So. 40 and $3.50.
siS $40 We sell hne Ali~00i cheV'0' Suit worth
At 49, $3.50 and Sl5 sell you fine Cashmere
Suits, worth 80 per cent more.
Blue Flannel Suits at SO so, $3.50, SO and So.
guaranteed fast oolorS
Fine Brown and Blue Serge Suits al So worth SIS.
For Sl5 we'll sci! you good Black Prince Albert
Suit worth S25
For $50 We'll sell you Black Cloth Suit worth $50.
White Vests, immense variety, from soc- up Odd
Pants from Sl.25 up, at
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WHILE LOOKING for safe investments call
n Room 1, Glover Building, and examine a ten
per cent investment. Property rapidly enhanc-
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HOLIDAY EXCURSION.-The Virginia Mid
land Railway company will sell. on July Sd, 4th
and 9th reduced rate excursion tickets to all
local stations Tickets will be good to return
until Juiy 9TH inclusive.
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REMNANTS embroderies and laces tomorrow.
Mrs. Max Weyl, agt.
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ENGRAVED PLATE and 100 cards, $3.50.
Whitaker's
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BARGAIN sale day tomorrow. Mrs. MAJ
Weyl, agt.
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Great MARx Dows liz Goops
Our Crescent shirt. made of good cotton and fine
Linen Bosoms, reinforced and made with the patent
stays, only 5Sc our lnvncible shirt made of "
sutta cotton and extra tiHe Linen Blossoms Made lat
the best manner. only So cents. Percale Shirts, =
Collars and Cuffs. % cents Closing lot OF 70
dozen SuspenderS. at i. cents: cheap % cents 3
open work Lace shirts for 80 regular price S
each. pairs French Unbleached Socks full regular
made, 81 All the latest styles Linen Collars. 81. 30
per Dozen Finest Dress Shirts made order 80;
perfect ft guaranteed
At the
BRANCH BALTIMORE SHIRT FACTORY.
je24 1902 STREET NORTHWEST
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BARGAINS in stamped linen goods tomorrow
Mrs. Max Weyl, agt.
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INVEST in See-Bar-See Land and Cattle Com
pany stock; 10 per cent, with a large surplus
Campbell Il Schanck, Room l, Glover Building
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Call and investigate soundneSs of See-Bar-See
Land and Cattle Company, at Room I, Glover
Building. Campbell * Schanck.
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FORTY MILES of water front owned by the
&C company. Campbell & Schanck.
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LOCAL MENTION.
Thew Gather.
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
w .s1LI Nl.rnN II q, luly y 1saS q q

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGToS, II. c.. July 2. 1886, 9 am.
For District ol Columbia. Maryland and Wiz.
ma local rains followed by fair weather. sta
tiouary temperature, variable winds generally
nOrtherly.
For saturday. fair weather and nearly sta
tiona~y temperature are indicated for the At
lantic ~ states from New Jersey to Florida
and tor Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont,
sai local rains followed by fair weather for
Massachusetts. Rhode Island, and Connecticut
and IA eastern New York with stationary tenn
peTature.
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ROGERS UMBRELLA FACTORY, 613 d st. NV.
1On CARDS nrinted from plate 15c Whit.
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TINE CELLULOID TRUSS,
l. That never breaks, never wears out always clean
and can be worn while bathing
Is 10r sale st CHAS. FBHER'A
623 18th street northwest
Mrs. FISHER devotes her attention " the wants ol
Lazy PATRONS mi
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ANOTHER SrR1KE,n

hNOTHER STRIKE!"
We have struck the LOWEST PRICES for SHOES
NJ last. Nice, son. Easy and Good Wearing Shoes at
mere nominal price. special lot of Hand-sewed
shoes are now offered AZ reduced Call and
those handy sxtchels and VASES, Trunks etc. st on
nand. which are cheap dirt Everything In the
Gents furniShiug Line as low as can be bought at
l9lA and 1916 PenuA ave.
my2O J. w. SELBY.
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DRY GOODS.
Day GooDs Ar A SAcn,rrcr

Day GooDs Ar A SAcRIFrcr
FOR THIRTY DAYS
Prior to taking our first annual inventory we viii
sell every article at and below cost
SALE COMMENCES ON MONDAY.
PLAID ORGANIZES at and below cos,
LACE ORGANIZES at and below cost
NULL ORGANIZES al and below cost.
CHECK MANSIONS and below cost
INDIA LINEN at and below cost
BATTSTE at and below cost
LAWNS at and below cost
CRINKLED SEERSUCKER at and below cost
DRESS GOODS at and below cost
SATIN rs at and below cost
HAMBURG EMBROIDERY at and below cost
HOSIERY at and below cost.
TOWELS and NAPKINS at and below cost.
sHEETINGs and TABLE LINENS at and below
cost
CARPETS and MATING at and below cost
REMEMBER. ALL GOODS AT SACRIFICE
SALE COMMENCES ON MONDAY
JOHNSON, GARNER & co.
jesO ss6 Pennsylvania Avenue NV.
Fon TIM SEASIDE AND MoUsrArss
sEAToN PERRY.
COMPLETE STOCK OF IMPORTED DRESS FAB
rios SUITABLE FOR THE SUMNER RE
ESSLIsH MoHAIEs AND HoMEspUNs
SCOTCH TW EEDS AND CHENIOTS
FRENCH TWILLED HABIT CLOTHS
PLAIN IN, AND TWu-LEp ALL-wooL FLANNELs
TWENTY SEVEN AND FIFTY-FOUR INCH
WIDE CREAM AND IVORY WHITE FRENCH
A1k,WSSG sERshs. STTpg5As, ETSMrNEs AL
okED GRos GRAINS SURsHs AND RIA
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS" IN CHINA, LOUIS
'GREATLY REDUCED PRICES" ON BLACK BRO
DERED INDIA PoNGEE AND BATISTE
NOVELTIES IN HOSIERY, HANDKERCHIEFS
AND KID GLOVES
CLOSING PRICES ON PARASOTS
IMPORTED JERSEYS. ALL SIZES, FROM 60. SO
TO S.
SHAWLS IN GREAT VARIETY AND AT
LOWEST PRICES.
'SPECIALTIES'' IN FRENCH AND ENGLISH
WHITE GOODS AND EMBROIDERED SWISS
MrSLINS.
NOVELTIES IN FRENCH sATEENs, SCOTCH
ZtPHYRS. PRINTED PURE LINEN LAWNS
AND INDIA CRINkLES
81 PLAIN FIG RES A DCORRECT PRICkA
SEATON PERRY
PERRY BUILDING
Penn. Avenue. Corner 9Th street
Established 1S40. ie26
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LOOK for Auerbach & Bros great attractions
on I'd page in their regular space.
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"BES HUR," by Lew Wallace, S1.25. Whits-
ker's.
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RUCHING REMNANTS.

We bought from one Of the largest manufacturers
over 1000 yards of Ruching Remnants including
French Null Crepe Lisse. Tinsel Ribbon Mixed Che
Mile Effects and fine Lace Edge Neck Ruchings
These goods run in lengths from q to 2 yards We
have marked them from
sc TO CSC: NOT ONE-HALF THER REAL VALUE.
BALANCE OF LOT
100 DOZEN PURE LINEN.ELLEN TERRY
COLLARS,
Especially Adapted for Summer Wear
ats CENTS.
We have them in two widths with 4 worked button.
holes, fine finish.
ings at 75 SO. 90 cents and 81 White and Beige
EMBROIDERIEs.
To close our wide Swiss Flouncing we have marked
them S1.24 81 So ST. 0S.
Swiss All-Overs, 79c.. &c.. S1.24, $l3a
All our l5c. Hamburg Edgings. lOc.
All our 1Sc. Hamburg Edgings, l2lsc
All our zoe. Hamburg Edgin9s, l5c.
SEE
THE POST OR CRITIC
FOR
LAST GREAT
MILL cry
IA SALE OF THE SL4ASON.
In conclusion to the above. guarantee to supply
and satisfy the most economical buyer. We shall not
answer you, as frequently done,
"ALL SOLD OUT"
Cut the above advertisement out and bring 1t with
you and for yourselves if thing is rep
resented All goods advertised will be found for sale
n 0Ir
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SUMMER RESORTS.
4 yATsKILL MOUNTAINS,

II
e; ss Tss 'es ;s ssS
Flies and Mosquitoes 1874
The Queen Of A@sricsn watering Places
surn.,s,n. in the LAKE, hsant GE % 81 .nr.,,
inland water aS s. as Il isEilsn countries
The famous Mountain lake region Of Northern New
York; Paradise for Tourists and Sportsmen
Onand after Sunday. June -. express trains on the
Nest shore Railroad Will run 70 and from the Jersey
close connections with fast trains to and from Phae
cATsK1LL MOUNTAIN ExpREss,-Leave Ter.
ssy Gs.y station s:4S am Arrive Hotel Kaaterskill.
~ House siss,Ss i2s Pm: Rasayls $50 pm
and II psienve to Hotsi Kuaae m House station
s. .R Aares AND CATsKIIL MT. Express
425 fhanies $50 NJ cassH e Village n 81
PM Stages for Mountain House from NJ. House a
Station, and from Palenvile to Hotel KaaterskiI.
.1o pm. PsFior Cars for Hotel Kaa.ersaiIl, Grand
H sxs s:HSn and xS SSrs eafsk1 MT
Leave Jersey City Station at 800 pm. Arrive Hotel
s1s Phanica nc Vsse h9s
pm; MI House station 500 pm: Palenvilie, sos
House and from Paienvie to Hotel Raa a Ann
800 ParS m Cars for Hotel
Purchase single or excursion tickets at Pennsylya
9 IN &
road baggage checked through.
HENRY MONETT,
jy2-1m General Passenger Agent New York
A SHLAND HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY n J.
-AOpen July LIST HENRY RAHTER. 4. 4
formerly of Grand Union, Atlantic City and vEyAv
Grape hotel, Lancaster, Pa. Prop je30-lm le:a3
CHAPEL POINT HOTEL,
~ Charles County Md,
Fifty-two miles from Washington, reached 1
by = land, and r r. r. twice rice, daily and boat sew
July Sd. New furniture entire: Foar-story d9uoie
houses and fine bathing fishing. grabbing. sailing.
hunting croquet and dancing facilities Large lawns
and sunptuous shade: pure spring water; cool and
delightful locality and proprietor determined please
Church privileges near by for those thus disposed
Terms reasonable. Also two trains daily from Balti-
more Special terms made to societies assemblies.
Excursions frequently. For further particulars, ad.
dress PROPRIETOR, Chapel Point,
at 100 18th ST. NV,
JOHN w. GRAY,
je20-1w Formerly of Atlantic City and Cape May
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je20.1w Formerly of Atlantic City and Cape MAY,

100 18th NV
JOHN w. GRAY
je29-1w Formerly of Atlantic City and Cape May.
T1HE.AURoRA HOUSE, L., I
og Of aas oR NO o0I SaS
no mosquitoes good spring beds; excellent liable;
81 shade and flowers bowling alley and dancing mails
daily. Terms $50 per month. Special rates TO fam.
Address ]. II. sHAFFER, Prop. Aurora. W. Va
IA Second avenue, one block from and in , 4
1 vs% so Of veSsaas sgRs ss af GSa
te2S-2w*
NToUNTAIN HOME SUMMER RESORT, Lo-
1N1 Gated in Deer Park, popular summer 4 - 4
shade 'arse porch, &C. 700 feet S above tide
Ts1s fer = = nsE Ssfre, adf Md n
Mrs. NJ. T. SOUTHALL PROPKIETREsS OF
WI Norwood Hall, Asbury Park, \. J.. last A 4
aes asss'
son House will still be open. je-o-lm~
Rock Esos SpR1Ses AND MIN.
mou 81 TAI 70. 81 s. SISeIs1A. f:R3
o@ aIsa ekes $3.50
improvements made in hotel and baths this season.
bathing houses for f ladies and Gentlemen. "''
The most perfect drainage and wholesome cui'
Il know Of place where families or invalids can
derive much health and enjoyment."-Dr. Robert
Reyburp.
II trust may he able to come to Rock Enon this
summer: recOections of tina vored spot
are most pleasant Mrs. John y. Logan.
THE refreshlnent of the healing aters is enedic-
ton from kind Creator. We were blessed with the
many who are your guests. "-Rev. VIM. A. Leonard.
rector OF St Johns church
A large number of room . have been added the past
season. and guests now be accommodated at
from $50 per month (ot weeks) and upwards, &C
cordns rooms and length OF stay.
Can take $40 or 10 m train Latter overtakeS the
former at Point of fsO ks
nation to A. S. PRATT d SONS, 4Ul 9th st. NV.
je1-2m A. ). PRATT. Proprietor.
DOTOMAC HOTEL. ST. GEORGES ISLAND,
per day. 50 per week and $50 month. YG4AY
meet fes fa nd =
Point wharf Good saiiies and bathing Boats for
sailing free. Address K J. ADAMS Il BRO, Piuey
Point. ST. Mary's County. Md. Refer to A. J. Donald
SOL. Government Printing Office and c. Xander, 81
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SILK ARRAsENE, 12Eac. a dozen tomorrow.
Mrs. Max Weyl. agt.
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ENTLEMEN's SUITS SECURED
W AND PRESSED FOB q.
Goats SO cents. Pants IS cents Vests Is csusG
Altering and repairing done In best mAnn0e.
Goods called Tor aud delivered
X. l. HAHN,
706 9Th q NO.
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A Telling Effect.

Fine COlOred Socks pair 25c., at
Auerbach's Bicycle Shirt Depot, It'll and II. L
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FLAGS AND JAPANESE LANTERNS,
Lowest prices-Wholesale aud Retail
cH RUPPERT.
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THE
NAPPROAC BLD
LAST SALE OF THE SEASON
LADIES MUSLIN AND CAMBRIA
Is CENT
UND E RW A r.
Which has been unprecedentediy successful, and
c1lsed the disposal of an immense amount Of goods,
win continue until
~ SATURDAY NIGHT.
ALSO THE LOTS
AT 20 AND AT "a CENTA
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GA K II A L L

CORNER 10TH AND STREETS se2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-02

A PRESrNTATION.-Thee employees of Kings
Palace have presented their king" with q
handsome gOld-headed cane previous to his de-
parture for Europe as a testimonial OF their re-
gard and esteem for him. Mr.. King feelingiy
thanked them and assured them that the well
fare 81 his employees was always his first
thong and occupied prominent place In his
heart He sails for Europe next Thursday.
The EXCURSION of the Washington Light
Infantry which was to have taken place To-
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THE NAr1oNA1 MuruA1 L1rr

ASSOClATION, OFF ICE I4ZV f st
w. w. Dudley President. George III. b White Treas'r
John II. Magruder. v. P. John Z. Beall Secretary .
Frank ]. Tibbits. Gen. Man.
FOR POLICY OF 81 600
Admission fee and medical examination IS 90
receipt will be given in full for five assessments
paid advance for years insurance US follows: