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The Washington critic., 1886-10-01

POKER.
Play not play not The game you play
may change,
The Jolly jack may cease to smile on you,
The kindly beaming queen grow cold aud
strange,
Tie heat still warmly beat, but not be
true.
Play not play not The hands you hold
may be
But bobtails on the gay and gladsome
earth;
The silent spades and other cards u. g.
Beam on your rave as once upon your
birth.
Play not play not Oh, warning yalnly
said
In present hours, as in the years gone
past;
IT'S hope of pot luck paints the whole
game red,
And makes man stick to It to the last
The man who admires the ladies is al
ways fair minded,
The amplitude of Major stofah's colo
quial powers is unquestioned, and the great
volume Of his talk Is on politics.
by thunder ~ he said the other night Ia
q heated discussion of the Administration,
''lf only had the money to back my voice
I'd-n
"What's thatTn said Colonel Kuott in
terrupting him.
"lf / only had the money to back my
voice. he repeated, "l'd show"
"Thars enough, interrupted the Colonel
again; 'you can't have it, There's too
much voice for the amount of unlnyested
capital now In the country
"Sewsy. spicy and Entertaining"
TIM WAsrINGToS Critic Is an evening
paper Of great merit, being newsy, spicy
and entertaining to a remarkable degree.
independent, but not neutral, II has opin-
ions TO express ON all the leading questions
| of the day, and Is fast outstripping some OF
| its rivals In those qualities which constitute
progressive Journalism Fairfax (Va.)
| Herald.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-01
MOE snLF-Furnj.hcd ResIdencc-

L'UN M NLF-FNTnIsNcU IttNIUtHuN-
II ON Massachusetts avenue, between 10Th
3,story and basement, with 3'story back
building. Basement has large store-room,
lmnaceroom kitchen and laundry; main
floor large parlor, library, diningrOom and
butlel's pantry; "a loUr two large sleeping
rooms with fine closets in main building; bath
room and one sleeping room IN back buildings;
I'd floor two sleeping rooms IN main building,
two sleeping rooms in back building Lot
20 Ga l35 TO l8.foot alley: possession at once.
For price terms aud permission 70 inspect
apply 10 j, L. OLNSTEAD, lll6 N y. ave-
The Washington critic., 1886-10-01
FOR RENI...H0uSES,

IOE RENT--An S-RoOin House and
II store 1i23 Pa ave W, also small houses
and furnished rooms in II w can be rented
cheap. Apply mt 17s3 Pa ave n W.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-01
Lieutenant Hem
Won't try agenn,
The wpatber's all too calm;
And though his yacht,
Can't take the pacht,
1t makes him mutter "dalm.n
Most women are clothes observers.

The editor of an Iowa newspaper bought
the flowers for his grave before he com
m!tted suicide.-[Chicago Herald.
Yes, and we happen to know that lie paid
for them In advertising,
Octobei's here with frosty chill,
And katydid aud bat
Have hid behind the shielding hill
Now shoot the summer hat.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-01
Fxcur SIMS.

yNCURsIuN 10 NiCuIMoND,
H SNrU RD AY, OCT. ,, 1885.
Knights Of Labor escort 10 Richmond of
rerrcfontatIVes to- the General Assembly.
About .COu rcprn. cutativcS will bo in Rich
mCud next sunday
Tickets 22round trip. For sale at q. & T.
defoI and by member. ui tho order.
Train leaves u. & =. deput saturday night
nt 1890 O'Clock; re- timing. leaves Richmond
sunday night at II O'Clock.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-01
LOST AND FOUND.

TOUED-Came to My Premises, OIL
Il Ost @, on the 25th inst, a hog Tho
owner will come iorIard, pay charges and
tab him away.
I OsT-On Tuesday Morning, on Goth
IL bt, bet Mass ave and q II, or on Mass
ave, near Dupont Circle, lady's pockotbook
containing a sum OF money and some car
tickets The finder will DO rewarded by re-
turning II to 1913 g0lh Ut.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-01
AUCTION SALES.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ny.THE NATIONAL UNIVERSITY
W. LAW SCHOOL
viii open MONDAY, OCTOBER q, 1886, at Z
O'Clock p, M, at the college building, No. 1905
J. ST N W.
The opening address will be delivered by
Hon. WIN. Il. webb.
The public is invited.
EUGENE d. CARUSI,
Secretary,
1908 street northwest.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-01
GENERAL AND cRiriCULaw.

Counsel for the Anarchists, In their mo-
tion for a new trial, .how so many errors by
the court, the prosecution, the jury and
everybody else, except the defense, that 1t
will very likely be Necessary to hang Judge,
jury and attorneys in order to appease the
wrath Of the defendants.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-01
EQUITABLE

BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
ASSETS AUG. IS, 1886, SG73.iA.9l.
Monthly payments are S2.5O per share.
$1,000 advanced on each share.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-01

The undersigned IN retiring from business
desires TO extend his sincere thanks TO all
those who have so literally patronized the
late firm, and respectfully solcits Il continu-
anCe of the same to his late partner Mr..
JAMES l., BARBOUR
JOHN A. HAMILTON.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-01

Mrs. Mark Hopkins new house at Great
Darlington will have a dining-room sixty
by forty feet, with stained-glass roof,
but muddy coffee and heavy bread will
taste just the same there as anywhere
else.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-01

IT MAKES Prohibition advocate
rage to talk Of licensing the traffic in
intoxicants, yet in Missouri high license
has cut the saloons down in number
from 5000 to 2,sO0 and raised the
revenues from $547, 900 to 81 100000,
This is practical good; prohibition is
only theoretical good, Sin will exist
as long as the world stands, aud since
this Is inevitable why not accept 1t as
immutable. the divine plan proclaimed
in the Garden to our first parents, and
The Washington critic., 1886-10-01

That Illinois man who killed a friend OF
his for being too polite to his wife, and said
it had taken great load from his mind,
would appear to have put a dead weight on
the community.
The Washington critic., 1886-10-01
YIMpRovED PROPERTY FOR SALE

Myrtle ST, bet n Cap and ist SITS IL e.. 500 90
Per Foot.
B Il. bet ID and 4th sts se.......,,,.,.,,Si.C0 $
II ST bet Del ay and I'd 81 II e..,...,.....,.tOc
n j ave, bet and X SITS @ .,..,.......,. CSC
n j ave and lst ST, NJ and n SITS $ o,...r l2c
The Washington critic., 1886-10-01

"Do you preach from notes ?" asked the
deacon Of an uptown church, during the
examination of an applicant for that
pulpit.
"Well, no-not exactly" hesltated the
applicant; al preach for notes bank
notes.
IIn was ummarilv eynunppl
The Washington critic., 1886-10-01
HOUSES For RENT.

IUNNS.
In sums to suit ut per cent,
The above is only a small portion OF prop.
erty on my books. For full list call at once
for bulletins Issued ON ist and 10Th.
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y. a. c. A.
Statement Of work for tbs mOnths Of

The THonaFsoN OPERA CoMPANT.-This
company, nov playing In POFtlAad. viii
visit Seattle next Tuesday. and on that
night play Fun on ths BRISTOL On
Wednesday eVeuinR she Three Blaok
Nantes" wih be rendered. In apaak-
ise Of the rendition Of this pieos By the
rn0mpaon company IN Portland, the
0rsgo1ian 81 June lith aaya; " Tnis PER.
sormanoe may he safely oiRased ~ one
Of The best hrsl night yee given ~ The
Casino. TIE opera - q beaQtifal one.
ne Dialogue b witty and The music
ssrikinRly original; notably che spanish
aanR wigh eaatanat oorlpaniment in
the laH1 aeA Of tbe neW artists, Miss
Manfred, the primA d0cua. deserves she
ARA nasiae. Ihia lady has q lehs 60
prano Voiea under excelleat contrul, aud
4 bV far ne test souhretts Ws have bad
In connie opera Sac is, Ia faoa. Tie only
enc Who haa approached 10 sEen The
smallest daRree tue Freach eohool %
ouara boni3s acting. With the excecticn
az a alioha narvonsneaa which somewhat
iupatrod her eHoEta 10 TIE arst aea, har
rendition % tho trying fole Of 6irOla
waa an that oould b desired. cAr
Etchly deserves all the exoellenl notices
49, has ressivea IN the East, andAa once
established herself e. g faYofite. Mis-
Marchi, as the Qaeen, fally sustained
her san Francisco ropatattoui she d
aossenssa of q very bsautiful meE10-
soprano Vo8ce, and d besides q very
Charming aotFcss. OF the male artists
NJ. fyks strikes o. e. the bsst- He
has 4 fannly way q singing and acting
which 4 refreshing. fna FalerEas GaVo
their admirers and the eadience fuil
satisfaction; and whea tie nervousness
eonseupsn rs upcn . ARA appearances
wears %, Riohard fAlsrga. re nFu,
seuor, vii appsaR % better advAntAge.
~ Kallv. the oenkdian. b fFresistioiy
fuauV. Of different styis from Accol-
In. he sines bettef; and even Il his
cunedy 4 what ~ might term low co1-
eeiv. a. distances McCollia IN tie meF-
nnsnt he prodossa HE ehosus tor
- tiu,s sheV have been rehearslnE. nAys
dose woadsFeuily weiL and erpe pfa1aias
q hstseE shinRA TIE oechastrA, 80, y
ernetlV fnproVed, and egegytninR Goes
Wiih anAp ard Wa
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Pile are freqnently preooted ~ 9
~.nse a. WEIGHT Il the back. IONS and
$780, pert a ne abdomsn. eanH1ng tie
e.nfient q Nuuposa be haa acme a1ec1tan
- - kianeys o. neiehbcFinG arRanA
Al sirssa gTuapsoms q lndiEssttou are
1870. fatglsney. uneazine8 q he
ssornErh. eae. A moislaFn. ltka poraBa-
rafi,n. prndnefnz 8 very disagFoeabls
itskins. afeeR nsttine Warn, b coD-
- stsendanf. Hind, HleedlHR s14
ftrhiun pilea vSNld as uaee % he apps1-
eation q Dr. Raaanko'a Pile ksmsdy,
$3.50 - 6iFsstly upa1 Ne paris A.
F~-.enA. ahnorbina tie Tumera aliayiuz
80 Fnewnrn iseh ina and eascktng a pr
r.sn~.a enra. prtns 50 ceneA Addraa
- N. Rrunrka Medizne o., Rsg1A,
Gaia Sold ~ 4 b sgzgAzs. ~
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LacrunEs Ar THE TEST.-Lass night
Ada Boyd introduced the snbieOa Of
~ tive Covenants" By reading Heb.
ia He said that some have Thought
teseosenant abolished i the Ten Con
RaAdmanls; bat be showed thai 10 Be
aede covenant. not made With anyone.
- eemmanded 70 be observed b. ell.
!. s1eued (sse Isa-, 81 81 that osoanss
als @evtslastine covenant" bad been
seean NE anal Judgments came upon
world. He then showed thai the
ed covenant" vas the one written IN
- book aud By Moses dedicated with
elee4 theA.. 3, la. tal; that the rev
essaant uas dediosted With TIE blood
1slat andeE which the Lac Of God
b written on the hearts % bis
llePle out never 70 b abolished. TIE
.slsel today a. 5 .. a. utll Be 'Mtnta.
1eilsn q Angels" Al 1s4S, sMan's Oh
tseftana Answered.
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AnV1Cr No HoTmRRS.

Mms. WussL0w's SooTHEN0 SxRUR, for
ehiidren teethina, 10 the pFescription Of
one OF che bsst female nurses end ply
sicIans il the GATED States, and has
been used for forty years with never
falling sucosss bY millions OF n1othefs
for thsir shildrsa. DarinR the process
OF tasthing its value 10 incalculAble. Is
relieves tha ohila from pain. cures dya
entary and diAsxh0A, griptng IN the
boweis and Wind colo. By giving health
T. The child II rests the mstheE. Price
50. q bettie. apzldWly
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A CAPTAINS FORTUNATE BssCov-
ERE.

Cart. Coisman, sshr. Weymouth, ply.
inc between Atlantic City and n. T.,
haS bsen troublsd with q cough 80 thai
- was unable % sisep, and vas Induced
10 Try DR.. Kings Neg Discovery Tor
n.nennrsian. 10 nos only gave him
instant relief. bal aliAyed ne extrsme
soreness IN bis breast BIS children
wora similarly affected, and sinele
sase had The same hAppy eldest Dr.
KINGS New Discovery = nov ne staa'
dard rsuedy IN the ColsnAn housesolo
ana aa beard ahe schooner. FREE ira
Bottles Of thia Standard remedy e A. d
STEwkHTaa Dgaa Stors. dW
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The Executive Committee Of the Pm.
get Sound Chantauqua Summer Assem-
bly, have engaged . number Of new arst
class tents, which they are prepared 70
Assembly. which begins duly 18th. Eos
she Merchants Nationai Bank, on
Front street. ie25
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FoR 6ALE.-- Having no regular route
Zoe tue steamer Arrow, Captain q. Oax,
heF owner, offers her for sale cheap
She has Fscentig been thoroughly over
healed and Gtted up IN good shape. He
will sell her for money or good paper
she II IL hgst class condition, and would
make q asefui boat on . short route. Is
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The favor with which DR.. Henley's
Celery, Beef and Iron is met ~ the pub
lie Il attributed 90 the purify Of the
compound. and that it causes an efeet
As represented to do. Thousands Of neF-
vous people have reaped immeasurable
benefits By its nse. Weak women and
overwofksd men viii End this tonic =
great treasure. DIV
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w. p. Boxb 4 Co. are exhibiting q
very large and bEilliane line Of staple
and fancy dress goods this ssason.
Spring brings with ft always she desire
for many new shades and styles more
appropriate 70 the brighter season. BY
Ell means visit frst the ARoads when
making Tour ssleufiona. - IL
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A RRLTAnLR ARTICLE.

For enterprises, push and desire %
got suoh goods a. will give the trade
satisfaction. A. B. STEWART, TIE Drug
aial, leads ell eompetoFs. he sails DIR.
Boaanko'a Cpaah and Lung SyRap be
cause % Il the BEST medicine on the
market for Coughs. Colds, Cro1p and
Primary CONSUMPTION. Proc 50 cents
and 81. Samples free. DIV
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Sutherland q %. have decided on re.
firing from the retail RrsoeFy business.
and viii for the next thirty days eel
everything at ooai and under. Capital
feed and all kinds Of fesd cheaper than
ever before. The best Oregon brands
Of hOuF e per barrel. Choice Oregon
bacon very cheap. Paciae block, Main
street. SUTHERLAND q Co.
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INN PusmHNp.-A fsu evenings AGO
e1e thief rowea oas 10 the steamer
taasa. lying anchored IN car haFhcr,
- eet Loose = small beat Which va
esssa 70 her stern. TIE police AnshoF-
Ssle natihed and q search insti.
- HE boat vas foand drawn up
- Ne mill ~ the head % the bay,
- eotefed np. hengy smith, watch
- q tie mill, vac ARRESTED fof steal,
tas eoaA and vas yesterday 6ned
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CHAaIRs voN DUNaEN. who has con-
dueaed the TonsoFial and Bath Rooms
at the Occidental Hotel for several
years past, has taken new rooms on Go
lumhia street. next above the engine
house, WheFe be win be glad 30 welcone
bis old and neW patrons. my Is
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0issOluliOn Of COpaTiasTship

UtHK COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
fore existing between n. y. Patllipe
and Benjamin b Anen. under TIE nm
doing haainssa "a the citY 81 SeAttie y
this GAY al saivod b. mutual cunsent, 1r.
Benjamin b. Aiien having parcAaled TIE
entirs interest AZ a. y. PhllipA NJ. Al
lsa viii liqnidate ali indeetednesa Coz.
tractsd hy sid arm and wiz coolest Al
accounts due The sane,
III. =. PHILIPPE.
BENZ. h. ALLEN.
Seattle. July :. isss. jysf0
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"CUT FRn1aHx RAxHa."-Onr spring
goods arriving ~ eheAp freight enakles
us 70 give the pabiio the benefit thereof.
We ofeE clean. new goods and nothing
shop worn, at prices without parallel Ia
the history Of Seattle.
miss ToKT.As d SrNaxR.sAN.
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RucKLKxsa ARNICA aALvR,

The Best salvs in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheam, Fe-
veE Sores. fettsz. Ohapped Hands. Chill
hlaina, Germs and all Skis EFuptioua,
and positively cures Piles. Or no pay
required. Il Is guaranteed 20 give per
fe0l satisfaction. or money refunded.
Price q cents per bon. For sale By a.
B. RTKHAnI. de-
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REy. ". 2. REoUA, Baptist OhuFeh,
Aurora. Ills., says that Giimore's Are
matte Wine is 3 h0useheld resaedy aRd
that no family should be without Il. A.
b. STEWART, agent. DIV
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REMoeALs-Ths DuWamish Dairy Mia
Depot has been removed 20 et2 Front
street, opposite the Palace Restaurant,
where pare sweet milk at 30 per quart
and sweet cream can behad ct an Hours
from 5 9. q. % 8 pm. els I'm
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nauts Hvar.-Mr. n. J. Herrick. an
spasss IN BlaskmAn Brothsrs lo4giBE
y neas saohomish. fell from a car
saa badly crushed aoross The hips
~ he vas bfoaRhe here ey the
@-toa yesterday fer treatment.
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SEATTLE. March & lss2
yeAes nnd bean alIl1clea w.fh = he@rT.
paanfnl tr1aznx in my foreAead ana a.
niGat Boald Be aroahlsd VIA dlfscaif
Draining, co1ghln8 ana expectarAstne
g tal4t I had nu1 little FoaA I waa very
miserable fr0m tnta cA3mrxh AZ ne hnad
e1.A ana he astnna, Tor which I ouaid
me 70 re1eL had B en- pFonoanced n
Treatment frsm which 4 reeesved rellof
u . lew aAyA reanltang In q parnanans
cuEa4
rrem what ! know a Dr. Lonxaksr,s
pfotE a.ionai akiA ahd treaGment 1 feel I
cAn mcet n0Arslly ree0Dmend al persons
so1ea anG Lem dHaMse % nm. with The
assurance = . thoT WI roeiFe mast ex-
ma1l CLARK h. D&Via
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RKy. a B. EwnL, Of PaviIian, NY,
says Of Gilm0Ee's Aromatic Vine: II
believe u 10 Be q most desiEabla remedy
70 b placed II every family" A. b
sTEwAnZ, agent DIV
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Or. II. D. IONGAKE

|GRADuATK or The UNTYKR-
~ sly q P1nnnylvnnta. las naRsna-
nen2ly locA1s9 u Saa1l1a.
KS rengEea his oEIlue nn1 rae1naoe
. the curnsz e CheEET and Third aErea11
u. As0nRakaE makaa & aDacfaaE7 a aia.
anaea * TIE
Bye Ear and Threat.
EreAn rrira1a chronic ana skin disaasaas
re-llsFes t1zom and ulcers wikhous ratn
or the as af TIE anita.
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1as appeAFa Ia person ta assure The
- .aAt Ae b alive. He also dsolaFss
ees1 prisoners are sAfslg bonssd In
- Nc reaaonahle person Hill doaba
saaf e his aasertsans.
ai1a,s nv. Nina
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I.our-A smnli gold Coed TsmpiAl
sn~rf ptn. somauheFs - AaEtn eeaitle.
ne andss will - paid 81 isaStaa ~
tia eM1n
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Agents Columbia River Paper Co. Front
and Madison streets. Seattle. p. o
Boz 3se. myl6
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e.-,lo1si cards, s. PET month fer ons
-. - a nar meath for ons -hah inch.
S..eir. "a cents line ior cue insertion,
e ...'s-s - ~ six inseFti0ns, ena Accents
: - ~ 9eEi1-
- advertisements, % eealz -
- ~ $50. 81 50 an Inch l0r SIX IN
- = e inch fer tgo weeks, e 80 ick
- re1Is. sd - per month.
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- teliAela uosk and Aonest treat
- g . PsuEsas aIs Iladio. Cab-
taaQ pes deaaa. tei1
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!, (r1tie{ Uaney's carriage staad q a.
Osclesnssl Hotel. James Slrsss ssis.
tAene Ne. s. iyio
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y. X 5crEnzs. photographer. 81 Sec
end and Colam6ia streets, IL fueuishina
bic patrons hRas-elass cabinsta e. o. 50
8 dQ1en. an
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DIVE No. 4

FOrty>thrss lots Of Gents and
Youths extra fine Dress Suits. in
all the nobby styles in Sack and
four-button Getaways, made up
from fine imported wOolsns Of
our own selection to sen from S25
to S85, aud equal to anything
merchant tailors make At $40 70
$50. We have marked them and
they 90 for
.Sl5, SIG so, $l8 so, $40
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GlvE TouR CHTLDKEN. fer 00aQhs and
Colds. Group. Nhoopinq Co1Qh and
HOarssnoa, GaimoEs's MaRnstio Elixir.
A. b. SEBWANT. de-
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Fresh Butter from Foster Bsoa, J. q,
&anstar. a. Wilson and many Others,
every week, e. ChilbezR,a Gr0osry, e1s
Er0nf seHeaa. MI
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kMAAACAAA AID SUReM4N,
|GRA0UAIH or THE DEPART
C1llee1Il1 q tha cily a New fora-
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DRIVE Ne. l..


Nine diHsrsnt lots Mems and
Youths Union Cashmere sAcl
suits. such As are retAiled al ever
tn. country for SO to sig 50.
They 60 for
So SO.
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The GREATEST SLAUGHTER OF STAPLE
: VALUES EVER INAUGURATED.
Every Han and Boys Suit previous Big
has heen marked to meet the prices YOu purchase
q fnrf he annna lnrr-

single Garment elsewhere Pay attention prices
dows In circulars have change them Ven
win nnd the Goods advertised in Clothing RoSm noor
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Bay tks Dssksr. shs 1870. pi..a
49, q HAMNoania. 81
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Maan 9 ca1insas ars ~ 80. une
ia Fna4S. Insurunss nna On
.@ yl1
New Lawns. 1ses aurinr ntxien .
yAfos foE J. Iuxx.As 4 ernaanlx.
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4. r FUnuMnnz, Insaranoa nnd Con-
l'''-''aa AEsn- tA1s
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LlowMAn a HAnFonnfs- on
g pr dozsa for ilssi- cias eahfnes.
e kEzzaas Arr stndio. 40
T.R Pumrmnn1. Iusuranos ana Cou-
e 49, iAl9
Embzoidsriea. new styles, / esns psr
yaFd- Gorsstss = csuta. f.aesa. 70 yard
Tor eeot1. EoEEas & 6nEaznNaH.
FoUxp-NsaE tha Unissruisy grounds.
pair o. coiored So etaelea IN black
leather ease. Cal a. this ofsoe. -
duMonEs NHUAkx.arA Cuzx n q pos.
tive sazs fer henralRia 10 fhs faoa, ode
an stomach. A. B. SrxuAHF. dW
Dr.. Healty's Csisrv. Beef and Kroa ~
stores lest eitasfty and gfrss nsss ne ard
s's'r. az
Fresh Butter from Foster Bsaa., J. q.
&unstar. "A. Wilson and many Others.
every week, e. ChilbezR'a Groosry, e19
G1vK TouR CH1DKEa. fer OoaQhs and
Coids, Group. whoeping Coagh AID
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Dr.. Healeg's Csisrv. Beef and Eroa ~
stores lest sltaifty and sfSss nsss ne and
pigoy. dw
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g 0psF 5ozan for arss-clas eahiu
e Rus Arr stndio. &C
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Embloidsrisa. new styles, / esnt d.
yard- Curasts. - csuia Lass. 70 yard.
Tor eantn. EoKnas & stnzzn,lsn.
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GuMonns NKUAkxa1A Cuzx n q poe.
itiss eaze fer henEaieia 10 tbs fsce, Cids
an stomach. A. B. sEEHAnF. dW
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FoUND--Nsas &c Uuivsruitv Grounds.
pair q coiored So ciaeles IN biack
iaafher ease. Cal ~ this ofnse. =