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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10
Dr. 1.iebig
 DIsPKNsARY
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Ger. ssessS sVA 1s-sa q, THE COLLEGE INsTITUTB fo; fbs eurs Of all Special. Com Heated ana sO-Sasiod h. eursblc ( bronic Diseasaa. Dl. Liebig's German InvisorasoY ts POSITIVELY fnaraoteed to curo Servous and Physical neetit1ys Nen kness. Lost Manhood, Ln6o vof Energy, ringing and dtsst- ness tn the teac. m elaneh0ly hopeless feelings, and al tkO results os Youthful, l npfu1onoo and exceses os matuFe yeaeo. The Doctor. . regAlar eollaeo phykic sp, will agree tn eDrlSoo thou. and dollArs for . sano he fnyizoFnfor will uos are. sr5ti -p~cssi treatment Aal ;sayice-
 Tie reason wiy 90 many ean not get cur-d of vsaknoao aDA the shove disesse is owing to com plteatioR called PDGG4A. aoRkHEA whf.-l. reautroo pooa. liar treafmen-.
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cha.lss Ystes 1: hereby netired Q execute Chssiss Yssss sad bis .ifs aafah Yaiss. io Linds B. L,unt. for Lots one O and I'm e fsvspoi County, Teryitery si Xfisons. upon which said Linda II. Loaas is nov livlog. sceoe1ine to the aGIee0ent made as.d legally sasah Yatss. and Ltnda B. Loant, on August 13d, lool. and receive Ave hundr~d anu Afty dollar. pay 0ent in full for said l e, accord. is placsA on deposit to bs paid and drawn to Charles Yatss vbsn he and his wife exc cue deed according to he agfeeme-I
 J7.lm LINDA H. LOUNT.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10
SEuuK. Rleesol. BElutl. Nm, &a, Bought for easA .f h,ghsa pricsa ssnA Sss s'rcalar giving fnli passseuiasA
 C c. oovenvea e osa1 al ueu yo0
The Great English Remedy

THIS 0REA
 streugt heBfng rOm edy and Nerve Toni . the yeToif Of OvO twenty years of pre- teal experiences an |Curee vitb unfailin
 certainty Nervous aD
 Physical Disability Be mtnal weakpe6s |sp~rmasoFYhoes. Prus tHtorrhoea, Elm issioe0 |1mpoteney, Exhause<1 Vii tAflcH prmn AfnRu
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$200.000;;' 5; 5; $: s: E:

of goods os lsrge value. thas will ssAss yos iA w0f~ thaa will e onoe b1ng yo1 tn 0oooy foster than anything else In ADsssea. An sboat the e1oo .ooo iu DFasents . ith eoeh box. Agsnts waa. -d everyvhers of eithsP ssx. es eit ages, for ali the u0o or spofe tune osiy. fo work for as their ovn ho6oa. H0Nnn0e delay. H. Halists ( CO. Portland. Maine.
 Dldnm0
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10

D n0RRSsnd ten cents postage ,ona ws
 Hkv will nail you free, Foysi val.
 usbls sA9pse b.x Of goods 9v VI thes will put you in the way of AeKtng 0oso money st once, than any ~oa live at home and work in spare time. CT all the time. Capital not reQnifsp. We will starr you. lmmense poy ,ulo for tsose Aho 0toxt at o0oo. 9tlnoon Co.
 M domVly Portland, Maine.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10

dkeases end lo.s vsssed 1AA1So .. n sn tts complications and from aAssvs esuse o6ucea- IL ea iches and purinoes lostructivs to mind and cody. n is suso sI- tminator of all KIDNEY AND BLADDER COMPLAINTS n contains DO iniurious in- xredien,s- To these sa9srtag frO0 sho evil eGeess ssfyeethfs1 isAfseres ssaa CT exeesses. -ee~dy. th0rooEh anA Fer. ssasess Guak BS SGlARAXfGED. Pries ys so per bottle, or sse dos tles in case, vish fuif c1recfious aud sdvsee. ere sent sseayo from observxfion to asy addrsss upon rooslp9 Of pries, or COD. To bs hsd only c
 DR. C. D. SALFIELD.
 s1s 2esssy SG. sas Yranesseo. Gna. Consultations stxietiy con n<snfsa,, by Issssr, os af ofscs. TREE. For the eonvsnisncs oi Pe&,euts. and in order tc tnsure perfect socroey. have adopted . PrivAts sddruss, ,u ndey uhicS sn packages are forwarded
 TRIAL BOTTLE yRKE.
 sumetenf to shov iss merit, will bs ssns . anp one scpiytnx by letter. stating nfs symc. tome and gre. Commnnicstfoos ssVfe1iy oon sdensIAI.
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HOTlC8 TO CnElDlrOoa

EsrArs os ooILIID uRFER. Deceased. Notice is hersby given by the undermined, edministi as:x ofthe estais of 0otlteb Ur'er, deceas. q. to the eroditors of, and a'l persons having cloiDs Agalpst tie oaid decossed, to within teo n 'ntts sflsr the nrsI p0 0blicati m of tnis notice, to the sad O. ministratrX at her residence in ? ssoott, She came .eing of ssid estate in the C-unsy of Yavspai.
 ELI EN T. URFER. AdmintssSs tyix of Inc Estaio of Gotiieb C1fer, D coased.
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 to carry the Fast oooll.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-02-10

BRAND DIAMOND s
 on left hip. Ear Nsrks- Under dope
 on left ear. Horses-sAnse brand on left thigh iov down. RANCE MUD TANKS,
 Noxolion 1ts- P. Q. Address ] HORST BROS, } Camp Verde. A. T.
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Good Mines :" A NTH ID
 OF ALL DESCRIPTION.

Reduetioa woeks pat oa OsvsjoDsA nlsss fer an snterest 4 siIsees of eigns Aays nses- tive. Address c. D. bo9 aDS fO o1 ersAeiSeo California pu e
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THE RusH CONTINUES.

OUR GREAT MARK DOWN SALE OF
MEMS AND BOYS FINE CLOTHING HAS
STRUCK A CHORD IN THE POPULAR
HEART. JUDGING FROA THE VASTLY
INCREASED SALES OF THE PAST TEN
DAYS. We RECOGNIZE THE FACT THAT
MONEY IS TIGHT. AND THAT ALARGE
PORTION OF THE PURCHASING PUB
Lie ARE NOT FEELING AS SECURE
IN THEIR POSITIONS AS THEY WOULD
LIKE TO. AND ARE THEREFORE, ECONO-
MIXING. wEHAvESUCCEEDEDI IN PROV
ING TO THEIR SATISFACTION THATIT
Is TRUE ECONOMY TO INVEST NOW IN
WINTER CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS
AT THE SLAUGHTER PRICES WE HAVE
MARKED ON THEM. IF Low PRICES FOR
FINE GOODS COUNTS FOR ANYTHING
WITH THE PUBLIC, WE ARE DETER
MINED THAT OUR STOCK MUST AND
SHALL RAPIDLY GROW SMALL land
BEAUTIFULLY LESS" HESITATE NO
LONGER, BUT COME AT ONCE AND Sc
CURE SOME OF THE GREAT BARGAINS
IN MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING OFFER
EDDY
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY
NV. CORNER OF 7rH AND SITS
J. M GRADY. MANAGER.
f3 GALL BLUE SIGNS)
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Just now there Is quite lull in congressional
proceedings. The famboyant promises with
which a session always opens have given place
10 dull routine. The committees are supposed
to be hard at work, and pretty soon may ex-
pect to have bills come pouring in for q place
on the calendars. Thus far little has been ac-
complished in the way OF legislation, except to
provide for the presidential succession. At
this rate, il will be time to trot out the in
eYitable .dO-nOthing Congress-, headline.
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BLACK AND w u1rE.

We have opened an elegant line Of Embroi-
derry, black ground. embroidered in white.
Sets ofthree widths to match Something new
and will not rub off on white goods
As special attraction in this department
we offer 200 Pieces of Hamburg Embroidery,
to 5 inches wide. fully worth l21ac. and l5c
ONLY 1OC. PER YARD
WOODWARD q LOTHROP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-03

By degrees the ocean ferry is getting mar
rover, judged by time. which is now the
measure of distance. The latest step is plan
OF the Cunard company to put fleet of their
fastest ships on their Boston line by which they
expect to reduce the time OF passage from shore
TO shore To between five and six days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-03

The Duke of Edinburgh appeared at st.
James Hall, in London, Saturday night, "posi-
lively for the last time" as violin soioist as,
according to announcement, he is about TO join
the fleet in the Mediterranean. Judging from
the comments of the critics, il might be said,
In the manner of the Lord High EXecutioner
that royal soloist is high upon the list of those
who won't be missed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-03

The determination of the electoral count
muddle has been indefinitely postponed by the
Senate sending the pending bill back to the
committee room tor repairs. Ordinarily such a
procedure is equivalent to rejection, but i'm the
present case 1t is not necessarily so. Debate
had disclosed a number of imperfections In the
BILL and some of its friends thought corrections
could be made more easily in the quiet of COM
mittee than in open Senate. It was felt, more
over. that the bill failed to close every loophole
1t was still possible for contingencies to arise
when there would be an electoral stalemate.
And as the object of the proposed legislation was
to forestal such possibility, IL was thought best
20 wait awhile longer and see il every chance
of danger could not be foreseen and provided
for.
IL Is a curious commentary on legislative hab-
its that this bill, which has been sent to commit
tee on account of its shortcomings and imper-
fections, has three times passed the Senate, sub
stantially in its present shape, and once with
out a dissenting voice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-03

The ground hog can give the weather bureau
points on predictions. No sooner had the saga
eious little animal turned back into his hole
than winter set in again in ali its severity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-03

The underground telegraph lines along the
track of the Paris, Lyons and Mediterranean
railway have recently been finished their entire
length, and are now in complete working order
from Paris to Marseilles, distance OF over four
hundred miles. The subterraEean wires be-
tween Paris and Nancy, a distance nearly half
as great, have long been in successful operation,
and other shorter lines both in France and
Germany have entirely taken the place of air
strung wires with the most satisfactory results
alike to the public and those directly inter-
ested I'm their operative and financial success.
And yet the telegraph barons of the United
States have the assurance to assert that under
ground telegraphy is as yet a doubtful expert
ment, while otherwise Intelligent men in
Congress, state legislatures and city councils
affect TO believe them. But does any one think
person whose pockets are not stuffed with
free passes can entertain this view, in the face
of all the facts?
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GHxAr SALE o. SAMPLE Suns

ga 7TH STREET y. w.
BETWEEN ST. AND MASSACHUSETTS AVE
GOOD CLOTHING Is ALWAYS THE CHEAP
EST IN THE END, AND WHEN YOU CAN BUY
SAMPLE SUITS OR OVERCOATS FOR MEN
BOYS, AND CHILDREN AT ALMOST HALF
PRICE. you CANNOT INVEST YOUR MONEY
BETTER MANY ARE BUYING HEAVY GOODS
FOR NEXT WINTER
Il OST OF OUR SAMPLE SUITS ARE EQUAL
TO THE BEST CUSTOM CLOTHING, AND
YOU CAN DEPEND ON THEM. NEARLY ALL
ARE MADE FOR BROADWAY TRADE NEW
YORK,AND WHEN YOU CAN BUY MINIS SUITS
FROM 50 To So UNDER THE REGULAR PRICES
YOU SECURE BARGAINS SELDOM OFFERED.
WE HAVE A LOT OF CHILDREN'S SUITS
AGES To YEARS. FORMERLY SOLD FOR
50. 81 AND s. WE ARE SELLING NOW FOR
$3.50 MEN, BOYS AND CIILDREN'S OVER
COATS AND SUITS AT A GREAT SAVING To
YOU.
BEST CLOTHING FOR THE LOWEST PRICES
AT THE GREAT SALE OF SAMPLE SUITS 924
SEVENTH ST. NV, TWO DOORS BELOW BUR-
DETTES DRY GOODS HOUSE, BETWEEN ST
AND AAS>ACHUsETfS AVE ja3O
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CARRIAGE SPONGES AND CHAMOIS SKINS.
ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY,
f2-2t 42S 9th st.
Srock-TAkrse Is Own.

We gave you Wash Goods Opening In the
interim. without being fully prepared, not
really expecting the immense throng that re-
SpondedL
We beg your indulgence, and promise we
shall be better prepared tomorrow in both
Goods and clerks We have just received addi-
tional attractions in "new' wash fabrics
But stOck-taking is the theme we intend to
discuss. We had surprises both pleasant and
otherwise. Some lines were sold out entirely,
some very low. others untouched.
1t is the untouched ones we place before you
to-day. Supply and demand make the price.
We had the supply, you the demand. You with
held that demand Why:
We can only surmise the why, and resort to
our "never-fniling' remedy. Hence we make
the following simple statement, aia respect
fully solicit your consideration:
ONE LOT Q32) OF FINE COMBINATION
WOODEN ROBES
yards plain fabric,
yards figured fabric,
In BOucles, HOmeSpuns, English Serges, CAST
mir Cloths, Canvas Cloths, Jersey Cloths, and
Shoodas in rich, harmonious effects, in shawl
patterns wide borders narrow stripe borders,
boucle stripes, and handsome chenille embrOi-
dered set figures in bright contrasting colors.
81 SUITS FROM $40 TO So EACH
80 SUITS FROM SIS TO $3.50 EACH.
81 SUITS FROM $40 TO $40 EACH.
One word further. Do not come in a week. or
ten days from now, and expect to find them,
unless you like to be disappointed.
WOODWARD O. IOTHROP
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No doubt Mr.. Gilbert looked on the check of
$50 which the Harpers recently sent him as
royalty on their sales of his works in this coun-
try as insult added to injury. At least 1t would
appear so from the contemptuous fashion in
which he treated the remittance. But it may
be that the American publishers were not ac-
tuated by anything but good motives. The
transaction shows how small are authors re-
turns in an era of cheap books. Gilbert's Bah
ballads and some of his nbrettos published
by Harpers at twenty cents, and as a publisher
explained the other day before the Senate COM
mittee on patents, the usual royalty to the au-
thor in such cases is one cent copy. 1t would
require a sale Of 5000 copies of the ballads to
give the author profit ofeven fifty dollars. One
of the best selling books In pamphlet form that
Harpers publish Is s. S. Coxs "Why we Laugh"
Jet Mr.. Cox's royalties on that popular treatise,
in the cheap edition, have amounted to only
little over one hundred dollars.
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Prize OvERcoArs.

PR1zE OvERcoArs.
ONLY SIS EACH.
BEFORE STOCK TAKING. WE OFFER YOU THE
CHOICE OF OUR
WINTER ovERCoATs,
SACKS AND FROCKs. BoDY-FITTING, CUSTOM
TAILOR MADE, LINED WITH SATIN, SILK AND
SERGE, OUR ENTIRE STOCK ON THIRD FLOOR.
WITHOUT RESERVE. OF THE
$50. s2s, s25. s22 AND $40 KINDS,
FOR THE UNPRECEDENTED Low FIGURE
OF
SIS FIFTEEN DOLLARS SIS.
THERE ARE NEARLY FOUR HUNDRED FROM
WHICH TO MAKE SELECTION. WE CONSIDER
THESE ODDS AND ENDS, AS THEY ARE ALL
wEHAvE LEFT OF OVER FOUR THOUSAND OF
THE SAME SORTS. WE PREFER $4,000 CASH
TO THESE COATS. AND THAT Is WHY WE DO
1T. IT Is EASIER TO COUNT THE CASH THAN
THE ovERCoATs. WE ARE SATISFIED THE
PRICE WILL CLEAR THEM OUT. AND WE
WOULD RATHER SUSTAIN A PRESENT LOSS
THAN TO lock UP $4,000 FOR EIGHT MONTHS.
WE HAVE SOLD QUANTITIES AT THE oRIaI-
NAL PRICES. AND THESE WE LEGALLY GUAR
ANTEED TO BE THE LOWEST PREVAILING
IN ANY CITY ON THE CONTINENT
NO BETTER PROOF CAN BE ADDUcED THAT
YOU SHOULD AVAIL YoUsELF OF THE PRES.
ENT OPPORTUNITY TO BUY ONE OF OUR
S2O sos Cox GOO on con
OvERCoATS
FOR
SIS FIFTEEN DOLLARS SIS
THIS EXTRAORDINARY OFFER MUST BE
ACCEPTED THIS WEEK, AS WE WILL WITH
DRAW 1T THE EVENING OF
FEBRUARY 9Th
WE CLOSE ATT PM; ON SATURDAY 1890 PM.
THIS SALE ENDS AT THE STROKE OF THE
BELL FOR CLOSING ON SATURDAY.
SAKS & COMPANY,
800, 3O2 3O4, 3O6 AND 3OS SEVENTH STREET.
CORNER OF MARKET sPACE) 1t
ONE TON N. Y. DAIRY BUTTER, JUST RE
~ ceived
ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY,
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WANTED--ROOMS.

VNANTED-ALL WHO HAVE ROOMS OR
w Apartments for will find 1t greatly to their
advantage to register same, with full particulars
the directory for renting rooms, St Cloud Building,
corner 9Th and + sts. Room IA. Office open daily from
3 ain. to 6pm. ROBERT B. KINSELL. E'-3t*
VXYANTED THREE ROOMS ON SECOND
w floor. with board. for family of three and nurse
between 18th and 22d and + and X sts NV. Address
L. c. H., Star office. fZ-2t*
VNYANTED-FRONT ROOM AND BOARD FOR
w gentleman and WIFE, Location, between 18th
and 18th and G and X stS.: southern exposure Adj
dress, stating terms, L. H.. Star Office fl-Sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-03

SfEc1A1-FoR TINS WEEK Os1x
Our 50 REINFORCED SHIRT made to order for
$3.50, for this week only.
Full regular MERINO HALF-HOSE reduced from
4Oc to BIC.
Our 7oc CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS re-
duced TO COO.
Also, great reduction all of our Winter Under
wear, Neckwear and Hosiery.
For bargains in this line call on
s. T. ELLERY,
fe3 1112 Est NV.
lime TOILET SPONGES.
L. ELPHONZO YOUNGS COMPANY,
f%-2t AIS 9th st.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

ENARM6 FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN-AT AND
good land beautifully located overlooking Potomac
rlyer; good water aud healthy climate twenty miles
to station only As minutes ride BY rail to city
you. Address W. II. SELECMAN, Occoquan. Vir-
ginia fe2-6ts
TsOR SALE-FARafS AND BUILDING ON THE
HILL 4 CO. 1888 at ja14-1m
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WANTED--HOUSES.

VTTANTED-SMALL HOUSE. ALL CONVENT
w ences rent not over $50. Address E., Star office
Its
EYANTED-TO BUY A HOUSE WITH ABOUT
w Ia rooms, in the northwest part Of city, modern
improvements; none but owners apply. Address Box
49, star office. fe;,-:}t#
w ANTED-WE HAVE A NUMBER OF Gus
F and q and west of 9th ". Owners such prop
erty will do well by calling Immediately on BA r.
STOW Il PALMER, 6l5 18th st. ja26-Im
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700 18th st. &C.. 5r.$12O0
1922 c sine, ST., f. 400
Al Fenton Place, 9 r 1880
Rear 315 eth sc. ,5r.10.W
20 Blad. road, 8 r. n; 500
: l. BRADLEY, 927 F st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-03

nNE TON N. Y. DAIRY BUTTER, JUST RE-
~ ceived.
ELPHONZO YOUNGs COMPANY,
f2-Ct 40S ST
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WOOD AND COAL.

JOHNSON BROTHERS,
wHARVEs AND RAILROAD YARD:
TWELFTH AND WATER STREETS sv,.
BRANCH YARDS AND OFFICES CoNNEcvED
BY TELEPHONE
1902 street northwest.
1915 eth street northwest
lao Pennsylvania avenue northwest
1112 9th street northwest
Corner 3D. and streets northwest
22l Pennsylvania avenue southeast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-03

NOR RENT
a $50 G ss.s.e., blk $55. 90
1000 9TH ST.. new. Or 80. 90
951 Q st. III, over 81. 80. 90
ZOOS 18th at. new. 6r2O. 90
AZ l. st., 8 rooms. ...l5,3Ol
G-6t SWORMSTED'
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W7ANTED---LOTS.

VyTANTED-LOT IN DESIRABLE LOCATIONS
wv will pay $500 cash; Brick House worth
50, 500. Addrs SIS ]. ]. L., Star Office. Its
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ATTORNEYS.

CAMPBELL q. BERGMAN LATE OF THE
~ firm OF Newton d Berrymana Attorney at Law
Solicitor IN Equity, Conveyancer and Examiner OF
Titles 10 Real Estate, 500 st. NV. d26-3m
II J. BAXTER. ADMINISTRATIVE LATE
~ Cher Law Clerk Interior department. Twenty
years I'm the civil service. Practices before the
Committees of Congress and Departments Room 81
LeDrolt Building. cor sth and sts. NV. d.-sms
4 CAMPBELL CARRINGToN. ATTORNEY-AT-
~ Law Practices i'm all the Courts Office 4.,o
louisiana avenue Barbour Law Budingl Residence
No. 1859 9Th street northwest sp1Is,rn
NJ IL MILLER, ATToRNEY-ATIAw
Ne Rooms and 4, Gunton Law building
Residence. S13 Il 81 NV nh5s
CAMUEL III. WALKER
y US Commissioner, Notary Public and Attornev
Tor Rents,
w $50 Louisiana ave. next TO Citv p O
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SAKS & COMPANY,

800, 800, 3O4, 3O6 AND 3Os SEVENTH STREET.
CORNER OF MARKET SPACE) 1t
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IsNoR SALE
II The best bargains In the city.
magnificent Upright Piano nearly new. only $50
superb Square Piano, nearly 5000.
An elegant SQUARE Piano. nearly new, al 30
An elegant Square Piano tor beginners 500
All fully warranted. Easy payments - and $40
per. mo.
Elegant Upright Pianos sold on payments Of $40
down and $40 per. mo. Square Pianos taken in ex-
change.
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WE CLOSE ATT PM; ON SATURDAY 1890 PM.
THIS SALE ENDS AT THE STROKE OF THE
BELL FOR CLOSING ON SATURDAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-03

ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER, SUPERIOR
~ Quality.
ELPHONZo YoUNGs COMPANY,
IL-Zt AS 9th st.
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Observation-Disclosures

INoR sALE-Two sLEIGHs-l SMELL BODY.
II and L Portland Cutter: nearly new: richly t,im
med cheap. +. p. NASH. 40 o St NV its
INoR SALE-A LATEST STYLE Two-SEAT
II sleigh; cheap. Inquire nj :. ]. MEEKs' ,2l a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-03
PLANO EXCHANGE wARERooMs.

INoR SALE-oNE HAINHs' SQUARE PIANO
- octave; sl5o. One ia octave: four round cor
hered square; reliable make; sis5 HUGO WORCU
Co., 30 9TH 81. NV. sohmer and New England
Piano Agency. ia2,,-2ws
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-03

TO TAKE AN OFFICE AND
w represent a manufacturer; 500 per week; small
capital required Address Box 70, W. Acton, Mass.
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LNOR .SALE-AN ELEGANT AND CON-
IL plesely furnished House of Ia rooms. with all
mod. imps. near Dupont Circle. Price; Sls,oOo.
HUFTY & DYER,
PSI N
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WANTED-HEI,P

"ANTEQ-TEN SMART BOYS AS UsHERS.
w about fifteen years old; experience needed.
Apply 10 a. m, Thursday, HARRIS Bijou Thea
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y SIelgh' cheaIA Inquire At :. J. MEMS B2l q
ST Es2t
LNoR SALE-oNE ELEGANT NEW IMPROVED
II $40 singer sewing Machine. slightly used win
side drawers and all latest improved attachments for
go with five years legal guarantee, at AUER-
BACH'S. 9TH and N SITS. fl-:g
1HoR SALE-TwENTY-FINE SHARES POST
~ Sewing Machine Go. = stock. Address " 1. TOM.
fhS. l4S3 81 NV. fist
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-12
Cranky King Ludwig,

MUNICH, June ia deputa;ion Of
members of the BsvariAn Cabinet to day
proceeded to HobenschWsDgan Castle to
present letter 10 the deposed King Lud
wig from Prince Luitpeld. They found the
Castle locked and they we're not permitted
by the Kings pickets to enter. The Miu.
istry subsequently sent a force Of gen
d'armes 10 TIE Castle to force an entrance
for the purpose of releasing Count HOI'
stein, who, while visiting the King last
evening Oh Ministerial business concerning
the regency, was arrested By Ludwig 8 or
der and locked up in the Castle. Other
gen darmes have been detailed to preserve
order among the mountain population sur
rounding the Castle, the mountaineers be
ipg loyal adherents of the King and in o
dangerous temper because Of the States
conduct toward him. King Ludwig re.
mains in the post absolute seclusion in
his Castle.