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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-08
The Courts.

CIRCUIT COURT, No. 1-Judge Coz.
Yesterday, Barbour * Hamilton agt. Greer;
judgment by default. Same agt. Lansdale,
same agt. Darby, Gibbs agt. Hill, Mayse agt.
Walker and Flemming agt. Bliss; defaults. Toll
son ast. Inland and SeabOard COasting Co.;
jury respited. Tally agt. Harvey ct al; judg-
ment by default ana condemnation.
Today, folsom agt. Inland and Seaboard
Coastlng company; on trial.
CIRCUIT COURT, No. 2-Judge Ierrick.
Yesterday, Muehleisen agt. UnswOrth ct al;
verdict for defendant. Lyon agt. Particle; judg-
ment confessed.
Today, Mcdonnell agt. Moffatt; on trial.
EQUITY CoURT-Judge Hagaer.
Yesterday, Richardson agt. Baldwin; further
testimony ordered taken. Clark agt. Crow; re.
ferred 10 auditor. Jones agt. Jones; testimony
ordered taken before Z. s. Bundy. Bramball
agt. Walter; time to take testimony limited to
forty days. Bond agt. Bond; delivery of note to
j. r. Ollnsteao or payment thereof directed.
Best aSt. Best; sale ratified nisi. Heurich agt1
Lewis; balance of proceeds of sale ordered
brought into court. GeOfrOy agt. Riggs, re-
ierred TO auditor to state trustees account.
wright agt. Wright; referred to j. A. Clarke
ana A. j. Dewitt to take testimony. Butler
agt. Butler; sale finally ratified.
To-day, Cannon agt. Mcclure; pro confess o
agt. Mcclure & Smith. Block agt. Block; testi-
mony ordered taken before j. Clarke. Mand-
ley agt. Mandley; dismissal of bill ordered.
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Affairs in West washtnxton.

THE FOURTEENTH BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
AT a meeting of the Fourteenth Building assO-
citation, held last evening for the purpose of
considering what steps should be taken to wind
up the association, very little was done on ac-
count OF the absence OF the secretary, Mr.. Ferdi-
nand King, who. according to a certificate from
DIR. Peter. was confined to his house by illness.
No statement OF the affairs of the association
was presented. A verbal statement was made
by a member of the finance committee to the
elect that II the association now closed BUSH
ness the shareholders world receive aboU: So :
per share. y resolution offered by Mr.. Shekels
provided that no further dues should be paid
by stock holders not in debt to the association
but those owing should continue to pay; that
an account OF loans be taken to settle up the
business. and a pro rata distribution of the
funds be made at the earliest practicable mo-
1nent The resolution laid over for q
month TO await a statement OF the financial
condition OF the association.
ASSAULTING y LITTLE GIRL.-JOseph Rob-
lnson, the school boy arrested by Officer VOk-
man, on a charge OF kicking the little seven
year-Old daughter of Mr.. Norman kenning in
the eye. was taken to the Police Court this
morning and fined So
NOTES.-Officers were installed last evening
IN W lillian Louis Schiey Lodge. No. 4, l. o. O.
NJ, and Logan Tribe No. s. /. o. r. Nv
Taylor Birch. esq, and Prof. Edgar Frisbie
have commenced the erection OF two hand
some houses on the corner of 31st and @
streets.-Tbere Is no visible change in the
condition OF Mr.. Thomas Knowles.
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CITY ITEMS.


Offers for tomorrow only the following Won
derful bargains: Wash tub, clothes-line, zinc
dashboard aud so clothespins, 99c.; fancy
large size splash mats, 1Oc, 60 #. clothes line,
&C.; 80 it.. lac; 100 IT, 1Sc.; fancy cuspadores,
25c.; covered flour pals, 15c.; y doz. coored
tumblers. 16c.; gilt picture frames cabinet size,
49c.; coal nod and shovel, 25c.; flour sleeves, 8
and 1Oc. each; large size clothes horse, 64c.;
ironing board, 25c; larger size, s2c; covered
larger size, Sac; wooden water buckets, lOc.;
3 boxes Rising Sun stove polish. 13c.; 2qt.
lie; 2 at. covered saucepans, &c.; 3 qt., lie;
Qt.. 14c.: g Ct, 19c.; decorated tea and cham
Der sets, 20 per cent below cost.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Annusements To.Nigh

AmuSementS Tonight.
ALBAUGH's OPERA HOUSE.-Salvini in ia
Morte Civile.''
NATIONAL THEATER.-The Boston Ideals In
"Fra DiavOlo."
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-The second
Bischoff concert.
DIME MUsEUM.-Burlesque and variety.
HERzoG'S OPERA HOUSE-"The Mikado."
THEATER CoMIQUE.-Variety.
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RB4 A . 2 MN MN ssss
sB1 "A T T SSES sss


OUR FIRST RED TICKET DAY.
We thank the public for the very liberal
patronage received within the past year. We
also appreciate the very liberal response 70 our
Red Ticket day on Friday of each week. This
day has become . well established success We
shall continue this year to make Friday always
EXTRA BARGAIN DAY.
We have great many Special Bargains for
This Friday-too many to mention for the
space We occupy in this paper (see more par
ticulArs in Fridays Rep ublican.)
We have taken stock in our Dry Goods de-
partment. and not only reduced many articles,
but have put on our middle counters lots Of
Remnants marked at Selling Prices
SPECIAL SALE.
We have Just completed moving down
stairs into our new Annex our entire stock Of
Ladies and Children's -.
COTTON UNDERWEAR AND CORSETS
which we offer in Lots to be closed out at re-
markable low fgurea We guarantee these
goods as well made and Of a. good q quality as
any OF the best Houses in the country keep on
sale. The department has changed hands.
Therefore the entire stock must be closed out.
and we are willing If prices can move the goods
to do So
Lot l, 20 cents, Chemise and Drawers only
Lot 2, 90 cents, Chemises Drawers, Skirts
and Nightgowns
Lot 3, 90 cents same, only much finer.
Lot A, IS cents, considerably finer. Among
this lot are some French handmade embroi-
dered Chemises, Drawers, and Nghtgowns.
n x pnnfc oil g., l.Ss l1Ao,
dollar wholesale.
Lot 8, 81, all in this lot are worth from sl25
to$1.5O.
One Lot Children's Nightgowns, Chemises.
Drawers and Skirts the best made goods. all
reduced.
One Lot Lace Trimmed Cambria and Muslin
Wear, 20 per cent of ON the marked prices
One Lot Pillow Shams, all marked down,
One Lot French COrsets, embroidered all
sizes. go cents
One Lot French Corsets, In four colors, 50
cents
Androscoggin. Fruit Of the Loom and Ions
dale Cotton. Z cents
Twenty Pieces Turkey Red Table Linen,
guaranteed fast colors 25 cents.
Don't fail to call at
e. e. 4 4 $$$ NJ Hsa N ssss
BBB ~ uv ~ 4 ssss="
1a7 7TH ST.. sTH ST. AND D ST.
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HoMESPUN DRESS GOODS reduced to Csc
BOUCLE DRESS GOODS Tin Black one yard and n
half wide. real vane S1.2o; reduced TO Toe.
BLACK and COLORED SILK VELVETS special
bargain at 81 -; reduced to CSC
COLoRED CASHMERES double fold, immense
width, IL yards for 81 so
ROYAL SERGE beautiful dress goods, excellent
quality. IL yards for $500.
LADIES HEAVY WINTER VESTS, 371hc
LADIES CLOTH SKIRTING, one yard and hall
WIDE only 37i2c.: cheap at soc.
HEAVY BED COMFORTS, 75c
HANDSOME BROCADE SILK yEIvETs nj,
coiors. special bargain, at Sl.6O reduced to Sl25
TRICOT CLOTH, pure wool, excellent quality
double width special bargain at SOC.
HOME-sPUN DRESS GOODS, pure wool WIDE
double width. in Green. Blue and Brown iCASH
VALUE 5OC.l; reduced 70 $3.50 Ia
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EARTHQUAKE SHOCK IN New YORK STATE
Early yesterday morning the residents of
many OF the villages in the western part of
Seneca county, y. V, were startled by u rum
bling noise resembling thunder followed by q
violent shaking OF the earth. The result In
some places was that dishes were ratified and
broken. houses creaked, and there was general
alarm among the people. The shock asied
only few minutes.
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Tn WHAseDooDLr MounsErH
FOR IT'S FIRST BORN.

uvity would not sing because their hearts were heavy
.sss mute ana ssy lonssd . return q Jsrusaiss
Also ater having been released from Egyptian bond
hey :saea he tsps sSlis. history
Ell
selves In bondage when doing business In . narrow
narrow minds success overcame them and they Ar.
gued themselves into the belief they could control
run the Whole machine snccessinly eventually scoop
in Al the little shss Of the trade and thereby COM
Flushed with ue'ess the trio entered into agree
and The herculean task was begun the eIuSersnce
OF their oyon entering upon me new order OF things
GOODBYE SWEETHEART. GOODBYE.
elapsed since the change from the old to the new
5esy Long 70 rs5urn 70 what they now know was their
In. aud therefore the
wHANaDooDLE MoURNETH FOR ITS FIRST
BORN.
,, we are truly sorry for them inasmuch as we have
happy one to all people of whatever creed. class or
condition, and, Of course these pour fellows in
We began right in 1884 We continued in the right
upon Us We shall not iorsake the path which has led
US on to the achievement Of q series of successes,
which always attends those who attend their own
business and not only preach but practice:
Whats ever is honest,
Whatsoever Is just
Whatsoever Is true
These being the principles by which are guided
and governed IN prosecuting our business but
LOOK with luathing and contempt upon q souliess and
constituencies crew who would entrap you with false
promises and fictitious prices.
WEWISH YOU HAPPY NEW YEAR
And extend cordial invitation to call and be sui,ed
VICTOR E ADLERS
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HoUsR 10
s27 AND s2e SEVENTH ST. NV,
Corner Massachusetts avenue
Strictly One Price. and that the Lowest.
~ Open evenings until 9; Saturdays untu1l
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THE CHrc.eo GRocERY CoxrAsr.

500 9TH STREET. OFFERS
Pound Can Tomatoes Qsc dozen.
Pound Can Corn pSc. dozen.
Marrowfat Peas. 81 .B5 dsaen
larry June Peas, 81 IS dozen.
small May Peas, 81 rs ao1en
liable Peaches 81 Is dozen.
Finest table Peaches yellow or white, q .QS duo1A
Light Brown Sugy Z. SIC Ia
standard susar, oisc. ID
Sranuialed sugar, &C 10.
Sat LoAf sugar, I've To-
THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY
OFFERS
Family Flour. &4.9S DBL
Bes, tsmily Flour. 30 bol; sl.<l \ boa- -
Paten, Process Flour, % - bbl: 81 90 y oel ssA
THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY
sos srH ST. OFFERS
New Mackerel Tor .Sc- kit
New Goldfish. y. Id
THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY
OFFERS:
New Buckwhest, @c To-. 10 ihs for :ioc
THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY
OFFERS:
French Brandy, S2-O0 gallon.
Pure Rye Nhskey. $2U gallon.
.-year-old Rye Whisky. S3.oo gallon
send order by mail or telephone A2S-2
GOODS delivered free 70 any part the civ
CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY
d2-2m SOC 7th street no.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

DusH, PUSH PUSH-BEsr FAMILY FLoUR
Il sS.so per barrel: Tomatoes. 3-pound cana o. .0o
per doE-: White Peaches. 3pound cans. los per can
Cooking Raisins, Ito per pound: Hams tCassard 81
llhzc per pound CAsssrd shou ders mice Hamk
TIC per pound: CAs-Ards shoulder 6lc Ter pound
l-pound can fresh Mackerel, loo per can: syrup
one-third honey. CSC per gallon: o-pound tacket Ap
pie sutter. soc: 5 pounds Miace Meat. soc. sugar
Corn, SIC dosep Roasted Coffee l2Asc-, l5l and Doc
cry Butter. soc pound 10 pounds Bns kwhest. 3so-
Ests Flour $3.50 a. IS barrel: pounos Nuts for
street cars pass the door send us q Postal" lac
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FINE FURNITURE AT AUCTIoN.-Messrs. Wal
ter b. Williams * Co. will sell within their
salesrooms tomorrow morning, commencing at
IL O'Clock, "a collection OF fine furniture. For
particulars see advertisement in another col
umn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-08

Persons whose patience have been severely
tried in selecting spectacies and eye glasses try
Vienna Optician Co., 500 Pa. ave. NV.
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SEAroN PERRY.
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BROTHER)
PURE LINEN DAMAsK TABLE CLOTHS, ALL
ALL SIZES TO MATCH. MANUFACTURED
BY JOHN s. BROWN SONS. BELFAST, IRE
LAND
GERMAN FANCY LINEN DAMASK FRINGED
LUNCH CLOTH, WITH DOY LEY > To MATCH.
NEW NAPKINS, D0YLEYSA ND TRAY CLOTHS
NEW HUCk AND D.,MASk LINEN TOW ELS,
from 81 30 to $500 per dozen.
MEN BELGIAN PILLOW AND SHEETING
FULL LINES OF PLAIN AND TwILLED
CRAs HE'S AND GLASS LINENS.
TABLE CONERiNG.
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ON IMPORTED
MRAPs JACKETS, NEwMARKETs AND
suPskB sTocK OF LYONS FAILLE FRAN
SA GALS SATIN DUCHEsSk RHApAMEs
BLACK, WHITE AND ALL CoLJRS, FOR
STR. Ell, RECEPTION AND EVENING
ELEGANT BEADED sATINs AND TWO TONE
BRoCApED WELVETs FOR PANELS AND
Lyons BL . AND coLoRED SILK VEL,
VETS, FROM $500 TO $500 PER YARD.
NEW SILK GAIZES. CRkPES. ILLUSIONS AND
BRUS ELS NETS.
R1 SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAY
M EVENING COOS BY GASLIGHT.
81 PLAIN FIGURES ANDCORRECT PRICEA
sEAToN PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING
Established 1910 ja2
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at the Combination, 8. E.
| Special Price at the Oriole.
| S22 It'll street, three doors below l, Saturday
| aud Monday.
Remnants OF &c. and &c. C.icoes TT &c.
Csc Wool Cashmeres, black and colors, 21c.
loo. Blue and garnet Canton Flannel, 1Uc.
| 25c. Navy blue Dress Flannel, C.
| Zephyrs, in ali cOlors, per ounce, &c.
| L arm and Germantown, ounce hanks, 1Oc
| Dressrnakers' Cambria, in all colors, 41ac.
| &c. Canton Flannel, 41ac.
Csc. Black Cashmere, 41c.
| SOC. Corsets 25c.
1Oc. Best Apron Ginghams, &c.
1Oc. SiieSias, sc.
soc. Black Chenille Fringe 39c
| CSC. Beaded Chenille Fringe, 75c
ooc Gents heavy Canton Flannel Drawers,
taiior-made, 44c. per pair. 2
Unlaundered Linen. h Osom Shirts. Csc.
at A. kaufmans, 8. E.
JOhnsOn's, Corner 18th and E.
~ An extra fine lot of oysters received to-day
| They are four-year-old plants out or the best
coves on the Rappahannock and solid fat For
| steamtng they are darlings. Also, the famous
Lynn Il Haven bays, Saddle Rocks, Cape May
Blue Blue Points, &c. Our Saddle Rock roast and
TROLL take the cake. Also, the largest variety
| of not and cold lunch, fisi', game, &C.. in the
city. Nothing but the best. Lifetime ex.
- The Post and Republican
contained all the special bargains that isofered
| at the Com binaLiOn, s. h.
Gents Fine Doxskin and lid Gloves, 81,
ut Auerbach's Knit Jacket Depot, 7th and H. 1
Mems Best Quality Rubbers, Acc,
at A. kaufman's, 18th S. E.
Selling Ont, 736 18th st. j. E. Young. Call
al once and save money on wool goods. 3
Ladies' Best Quality Rubbers, ssc.,
at A. kaufman's, 18th st. S. E. 2
You Will Save 4Oc. ON Every Dollar
by going TO Auerbach' s Sewing Machine Rooms,
Iih and II streets, Tor first-class new improved
Machines oil every kind. Also, Renting and
| Repairing. l
Misses Rest Quality Rubbers, acc,
at the Combination, S. E. =
| JohnsOn's Oysters,
9th and E sts. NV. Lynn Haven Bays and
Cape May Salts; HalfShell; the finest Steamed
In the city; all selected. 3
Children's Best Quality Rubbers, 25c..
| at the Combination, 5. E.
German Hand.kn nit WOODEN Socks. 8
pair 81, at Auerbach's Knit Jacket Depot, 7th
This Offering II Special, No. 1, vz,
at A. Kaufman's, 8. E. 2
Gone to the Bottom at Last.-Gent's
hand-sewed Shoes, s5: The best made. latest
A. F. Moran, 1922 9TH st. NV. 2w
Heavy Colored Seamless Socks, pair
26c., at Auerbach's Knit Jacket Depot, 7th and
| II streets. 49, 4
| Floor OilelOth,
yard wide. 2Oc, at A. Kaufman's, 18th Sc
PtckWtek Club Whisky IL the best
Fresh Alderney Putter churned every morn
| Ing and delivered in n Id. "Ward" prints. 16c
! | per 10. Also cottage cheese and butter milk
sweet milk DC per quart. Cream Is cents
l.PRE8ERvED FIGS-A GREAT DELICACY-
| | l. Prepared by lady Of Alabama.
| HUME, CLEARY a CO.
oZ6IW 6O7 Market Space.
fl 4 NEW DIsCOvERY-
"A NASALINE
Instant relief for Cold In the Head Sore Mo-
Catarrh.c 16c box For sale by all druGRistA ol2-u
IIHE Y JENNA Oprc1AN CoxrAr,
coo PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NV,
/ MARKS EVERY ARTICLE IN PLAIN FIGURE
! oc1
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JUST GIVE p. III. Douglass & Sons Capsicum
Cough Drops a fair trial; they will relieve YOU
Cough instantly. Thousands testify TO this.
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THE HOTEL ARNo, 10th street northwest,
one block from Lafayette square, Is the most
elegant-fitted private hotel this side of New
York, and the prices are lower for the accommo-
dationS than can be obtained in W Washington.
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DANIEL G.. HATCH, manufacturers agent
No. APO 9th St, offers great inducements to cast
purchasers OF Artistic Furniture and Draperies
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
INTERESTING To EVERY LADY.
OUR ANNUAL CUT SALE OF LADIES MUSLIN
UNDERWEAR
The goods are made ofsuperior quality Of Cotton and
At the prices We put on these goods We don't
expect one piece LEFT At the ex-
pirasion Of next week.
These goods are displayed on our second nooe
Lot l-CHEMIsE. with Tuck Yoke. good cotton. 2lo
Style l-CHEMIsE, DRAWERS and SKIRT Che
ters e Of Tueks and Embroidered. ssc VIZ" . ~
Style No. 2-Made Of the best cotton cordet bands.
ssHsr Sr a in the Ter %ish
price. 4sc.: now 3Sc skiKIS made Q, the best 81
in Princess style. 3Sc
fine tucking and pieces OF the best Embroidered
and Cambria Rufiie B nd, Neck aud Sleeves, resu-
lar price, &C: now Acc.
Style No 2-CHEMIsE made Square Neck, with solid
Mex and Sleeves with Embroidered Rand, 4sc.
DRAWERS made Of he best cotton with insert,
Rufiie. At 4oc- regular price &c.
GOWN WITH YoKEs made Of 4 clusters of
1ncks and Cambria Ruh1e around Neck and
Sleeves made of the best cotton, extra long, at %sc
sHoET UNDERsKIRTs. with Cambria Rufie
sind Tucks, ~ Acc
SHORT SKIRTS, with deep Embroidered Ruff
Lot 3-GowN WITH YoKEs, of clusters of Tucks
Neck and sleeves, made Of the best cotton, &c;
former price. SSc
CHEMIsE, we have good many styles. One
Another style. Yoke with solid Embroidery, 6.c;
regular price. sec Some are made Of the hpest
SKIRTS, with Cambria Rufe. cluster OF Tucks
In The Ruftie and Embroidered. a. 69c.
made Mother Hubbard style. with Embroidered
Ruiiie Neck and Sleeves, eoc: formerly sold 1t
SKIRTS, with rows ofinserting o. Lace with
former sold at $l.59.
SKIRTS with deep Embroidered Ruffie and Tor
chon Lace under the Rufiie. and cluster OF Tucks
above the huflie, at use
SKIRTS, CHEMIsE, GOWNS AND DRAWERS.
LIB, Sl.39 Sl.l9. Sis; those "a this price you
will lind the latest styles, worth double the amount
We also keep on this floor q large assortment of
WORSTED GOODS
Child's Handmade woRsTED CAPS. closing at 2lc
Infants MITTs. I7c
Infants LONG SLIPS, 15c
Child's FLANNEL SKIRTS, lac.
One style PLUSH CAP, sold 81 So we will sell this
week at 81. 80 Good value Ut S2.25.
LANSBURGH BRO,
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
42O-422424-426 SEVENTH STREET.
JAZZ
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CLEARING SALE OF BOOKS AND STATIONERY
At Baums Book Dept. commences Jan. 9th.
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MOTHERS, be sure to keep a box of DIR. Chip
MAJ Pills on hand Druggists.
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HAHN's GREAT unloading sale. See Gil
Items
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READ Book ADyT. of Z. Baum, 416 9TH st.n.w.
All books at clearing sale prices.
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The PSYCHOLOGICAL SOCIErY.--At the an
nIai meeting OF the Entomologicai society OF
Washington. held last evening at the national
museum. .he following officers were elected:
President. l.. O. Howard; vice presidents, DR.. j.
IL Morris, OF Baltimore, and DR.. George Marx;
recording secretary, L. \. ScnwarZ: correspond
ing secretary. Jn0. =. Smith; treasurer, B. Pick
IMAM Mann; executive committee, the officers
and Prof. c. V. Riley. o. Luggcr and Til. Per-
gsnde- Pap@rs were read by Prot. Osborn, Mr..
lQ.geF ana Prot. RILEY.
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'NNORDS FAIL TO EXPRESS MY GRAFT
w fude. says Mr.. Seby Carter. Of Nashville
Ienn Tor the benefits derived from Ayers Sarsapar-
lila Having been afflicted all my life with scrorlla
my system seemed saturated with it. 1t came out in
oo'ches ulcers, and mattery all my body
ME- Garter states that he entirely cured by Ayers
oarsiparilla, and since disseminating its use eight
months ago. has had return the scrofuous sy,np-
toms *
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THE BIScHOFF CoNCERT.-The program of
the Biscnon concert at Congregational church
this evening Is "A very attractive one. Mrs. kas-
par, Mr. W ippie, Mr.. Miller, Miss Moody, tine
81. Cecilia quarte;ie and other popular vocaiistS
VIII take part
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At the mbinatiOn, s. E.,
Children's Wool Mitts, sc.

Children's Wool Mitts, sc. .
You will Save 4Oc. OH Every Dollar
by going to Auerbach's Knit Jacket Depot, eth
and II streets, for best quality Saxony Wool
German Hand Knit Underwear, Hosiery
Gloves, Bicycle Stockings, Muftlers, Gents Jer
seys and Blue Flannel Shirts. l
At A. kaufman's, 8. E.,
Mems Linen Collars, &c. 2
Our Great UriOa.iiag Sale.
Owing ID Ine mild winter we have 100 much
stock, which we must unload prior to our an.
nual inventory taking. -- &c.,. -
Heavy Reductions on all Winter Goods
WIN. HAHN & Co.'S
Reliable Shoe House,
S16 9TH ST., and 1922 Pennsylvania ave.
Former Unloading
A few Specials. Price. Price.
Chiid's Goat Button Heel Ut
Spring Heel..................... IS 60
Solar Tip Button, to 1O12S1.OO IS
Youths Solar Tip Button...-S1.25 SO
Misses Glove Top Button...SI.15 S1.3O
Boys Fine Caf BoOts..........S2.5O Sl.S5
Ladies' Hand-sewed Straight
Goat Button, Cousins
MAKE $500
Ladies' Goat and Kid But
La Sl.4O
Gents Baltimore CALI Boots $500 $40
Gents Fine Calf Button
Laced and Congress, war
rfuteu S3.OO $1.SO
Many ODDS and Ends at hall price. 1
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Wpafiser.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGToN. ID. G.. Jan. 3. 1856. IL am.
For the middle Atlantic states, increasing
cloudiness, followed by local SHOWS, slightly
warmer, preceded by stationary temperature,
northerly winds, generally shifting to easterly,
falling barometer.
For saturday, local SHOWS are indicated for
the middle Atlantic states and the lower lake
region, with slightly warmer weather. Fair
weather in New England. Local rains In the
south Atlantic states, generally turning into
snow. with decidedly colder weather in the
south Atlantic and east gulf states.
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a DVERTISERS CAN LEARN THE COST OF
kAAny proposed line Of Advertising Ct GEO. ROW.
ELL 4 co.'s Newspaper Advertsing BureAn. 10
spruce q. New York. Send loo. for Q lUbpAge
Ing rate8 az
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Heavy COlored Seamless Socks, pair
Csc, at Auerbachs Knit Jacket Depot, 7th and
Sfr
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4 NEW DIsCOVERY-
"A NASALINE.
Instant relief for Cold In the Head, Sore No,1
Catarrh. DC 16c. box. For leby ali drgRista OF
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Gone to the Bottom at Last.-Gent's
hand-sewed Shoes, So. The best made, latest
In style, perfect In fitting, superior in quality,
A. +. Moran, 1922 9TH st. NV. 2W
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Handsome Silk aud Satin Scarfs. 25c.,
at Auerbach's Knit Jacket Depot, 7th and H. l
Gents 4.Ply Linen Cuffs, IOc.,
at the Combination, 8. f.
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GREAr REpuc1oS In The PAGES
OF DRY GOODS, UNTIL FEBRUARY i, 1886.

DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS IMMENSE size.
very fine quality recently advertised special baI
gain al So.OO), reduced " $A.Vu
CAR RS
III Market Space. near 7th street
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L Prepared BY lady Of Alahema.
HUME, CLEARY CO.
0Z62W S07 Market Spaca
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Fresh Alderney Putter churned every morn
ing and delivered in n Id. "Ward" prints. 16c
per ID. Also cottage cheese and butter milk
sweet milk &c. per quart. Cream Is cents