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WanfA PheIan Elected.

81 want Phelan elected" said a
sterling Democrat yesterday, mot
simply because he is the nominee Of
the party to which / be'ong, but be-.
cause l believe him equal to the task
of representing the interests of this
district at the capital. Ihave known
him intimately for many years, and
have always regarded him as one Of
the truest snd brightest young men in
this part Of the country. He has all
his life been q h6rd student,
not merely of books but of men and
manners. His views are byosd aud
statesmanlike, never narrowly psrti,
san. My word for it, he will yet make
a name for himself. Should he 90 10
Congress, as l am sure he will, YOU
will hear from him before very long.
OF course he cannot be expected to do
a great deal in two yesrs, but he will
learn rapidly, and is just the kind of
man to mske his way in a body such
as Congress. Yes, sir, 1 have been for
Phelan from the start, and my hesd,
gray as it is, will not touch The pillow
tomorrow night until / know the result
OF the election"
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The HnIr Rnnie.

Chief Grant, engineer OF the Bir.
miugham extension of the Gulf roads,
is reported rs saying that the work on
the extension of the Kansas City,
SpriDg field aod Memphis is progress.
ing rapidly, 100 miles of the road be-
ing already comp'e Cd. There are at
present 5000 men employed on the
work, and it ia expected the new line
will BIZ ready for operation about
S ptember /, 1887, This branch will
give the GUT route a continuous line
from Kansas City to birmingham,
Ala.
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TrauscontinentaI Affairs.

It ia said that when M. de Legseps
and G. p, Huntington meet in New
York this week there will be a con-
ference which may have sons bearing
on our transcontinentsl alTsirs. The
former holds the destinies cf the Pana.
ma railroad and its position, which,
having a dispute with Pacific Mail,
prevents the steamship company from
treating with the iranscontinental
lines
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MulfOrd's, 294 Main.
TRANSFERS

Mrs. A. @. Harris and husband to
II. l.. Gulon, 60xl50 feet, 407 Union
street; consideration, $500.
J. A. Floyd 10 Mira, +, d. Hollowsll,
1 So acres in ColliervIlle; cousidera-
ton, SOC.
T. j. Latham ct ux to Kansas City,
Springfeldand Memphis railroad, west
half OF lots o and 10, block 20, Fort
Pickering, south side Of Georgia
street; consideration, S38tj.
II. s. Dancey e. nix TO John b. How
ard, lot s, OTgill subdivision, Mag
nolis; consideration, 1926.
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THE ELECTION TO-DAY.
DEMOCRACY DETERMINED TO
WIN THE VICTORY.
Urgent Need for Vigorous Work 1t
the POlls-NO Time for
1ri1lng.
ATTORNEY GENERAL PETERS DE-
LIVERS AN OPINION.
List Of Polling Places in the City
Every Man Must Do His
Duty.

The Democratic Executive Com
mittee met yesterday evening for the
last time 10 perfect lis arrangements
for today'a election. While they were
all hopeful, they were not disposed to
figure on any very large majority, and
realizs that unless the full Democratic
vote is cast and a great deal of earnes.
work done the Legislative ticket is
likely 10 be beaten. The committee
has made a careful estimate Of the
strength Of both parties in the
try, and, with u full vote, counts
upon a good round majority. The
promise of most Of the leading mer-
chants of the city to close their stores
and 60 to the polls, encourages them
to believe that in spite Of the busy
season the importance of eleCting the
Democratic ticket ia fully realized, and
that the vote will he a large one. The
candidates for the legislature have
made a quiet, business ike and vigor-
GUS canvass, and on every hand have
received promises Of earnest support.
Mr.. Phe'an's friends are heart and
soul in their work, aud, inspired by
his own vigorous canvass before and
after nomination. are enthusi-
astic and will stand by him
like men. II anything were
needed 70 stir up the Der. ocrscy the
memory of Bob" Taylor's splendid
effort here 10 the largest audience
which ever assembled upon the bluff,
would seem to be sufficient to arouse
the party to action. 1oday's election
is TO be general all over the State, and
all true Democrats in this district will
vote and work for the following
ticket:
FOR GOVERNOR,
ROBT. L. TAYLOR, of Washington county
FOR CONGRESS-,
JAMES PHELAN, of Shelby county.
FOR STATE SENATOR,
HENRY j. LYNN,
j. d. M0NTEDUNIC0.
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,
W. R. HARRELL,
j. W. ALLEN,
X. A. 0DLUM,
LUCAS CLAPP,
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Tenth Wdrd-CorEer Main and
South streets.
Fifth District. AT Monaghan's store,
Boulevard.
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During the entire canvass no word
has been said against the character,
public or private, of any man on the
ticket from top to Bottom, and no valid
reason urged for the defeat Of either
Of them, while on the other hand the
strongest arguments SIRE made for
their election. The other ticket in
cludes the names Of two negroes, both
bitterly partisan, and it is in such
company that the Hon. ALI Taylor,
the Hon. Zach Taylor, w. J. Smith,
7. A. Hamilton ard the rest appear
before the people, asking their suf-
frages.
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intimately sssociat d with him ag pri-
vlte peCretarips thrCugeOut his tenn OF
office, and 20 them were tran l.rrsd
upon Lincoln death all his pyivate
paners. Here will b. told the inside
IA tory II tho civil Wlr aod f p esi-
dent Linculn's administration, i'm
po-laUt details al which IHva hlrhertD
remained unrovClled, that they 'uigbb
Il st appear in his au hentiC ii Try.
BY reason OF the publication If tAis
work,
EuE WAR SERAES.
which b5s been followed with Inflg-
giug mterestby a great aud e &c, viii
occupy SIS spaoc drring he coming
yea, bgt will by no mears be entirely
omitted. Stories OF naval eugag ments,
pri on life, etc, will appeal.
NOVELS AND STORIES
include q novel by Frank r STOCKTON,
two novel; tics by Geotge w. Cable,
stories bv Mary Hall, ok Foo'e, "Uncle
Remus," Edward EgSleaton, and other
American authors.
SPECIAL FEATUREa
with illustratlons) include q series Of
articles on affairs Ia Russia aud $ be-
ris, by George KEENAN,, author Of
"1ent Life in Siberia" who has Just
returned from n most oventiul visit to
siberian prisJns; papers on the Labor
Problem Englieh Oathedrals; nr, Ey-
Pleston's Re- gjous LIE 10 the Ameri-
can Co'on.es; Men aEd Women Of
Queen Aure's R-igo, BY MS. Oil
plant; Claityoyance, Spiritualism, Az
trology, etc. Astronomical papers
articles On Bible His DRY, etc.
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Deputy Uuited states HarshnIs.

The following special deputy mar
shals are requested t, call at the Mar
shal's Office before 8 o'clock today to
get their commissions:
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

T0W-
~ Red COW, with white spot in face, white
spot on each hank. Win pay n liberal re-
ward on her return to corner of Seventh
and Carolina streets.
MRS. EDGERLEY.
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STRAYED.

NTULES-On the night Of Oct. Sd, 3 miles
1Nl east Of Collierville, 2 black mare mules;
one about four years old, in good fix and
trimmed up, with little white spot under
jaw; the other, ten or twelve years old.
rough, and not 30 we'll trimmed. Reward
for information, or return of mules to j. W.
Young, Memphis, or
W. II. PRIOR. Onllierville, Tam.
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STOLEN.

H0W-0n,Thursday, near neon, two W
~ one a black. with crop and hole in one
ear and slit and hole in the other; the
other, red and white spotted, with a swallow
fork in right ear; teats have black marks.
A suitable reward for their return to me,
near corner of Lane avenue and Ayres street.
CHARLOTTE BARLEY
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- Nh ANAl liiO
saOci n OF 2 esi-
dent Lincoln, md
continued under
the authority OF bis
son. tie Hon Root.
q. Lincoln, il the
only full and au-
thoritative record
of the life Il Abra-
!, tam Lincoln. It's
were
friends Of Lincoln
before his preslden-
gy. thev utra n oet
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FOR SALE.

a ia BARGAIN-A good paying German
n BoardinGhouse in Helena, Ark, owner
wishing to retire. For further psrticule rs,
inquire at BRUNER'S, in Helena. Ark.
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A FEW Heating Stoves. second hand, good
as new, Cheap. HITZFELD, 2S3 Second.
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LOST.
TAKEN UP.

NALF-0ue red heifer calf. Owner can
~ have same By proving property and pay
in or this advertisement.
V. =. SMITH, 1893 EItiott ST..
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TH0R0UGHLY seasoned and finished
Il Black Walnut Slabs, suitable for interior
work in building, Ado. @, Letter Carrier 10.
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nEM puRLlnATI0NS
.GREAT ENTERPRISES

The CENTURY NAGAzINE with It's
enormous circulation edition of No.
vembsr rumber i a q1arter of q mil
liou) and great resources, has never
undertake en- 8 moro important work
than ihe oae which will be ia lead
ing feature during the coming year.
1hia is p history I our own coon ry
in its most critical lime, &c set for h in
THE HIS DF LINCOLN,
By i.COuHdCntlaI Sscrctaries. John
q. NiCOInY Eng Col. John Hay,
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IOWA very fine four-gallon Cow, with
~ young calf. UHAS. DENMAN,
at south gate Elmwood Cemetery.
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PERSONAL.
ROOMS n BOARD.

MISERABLE R00MS-With board, at
70 MADISON at
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HITZFHLD'S Oil, Fluid and Gas Stoves,
LII for light hOusekeeping, 233 Second ut.
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FOR RENT.

Inspect MulfOrd's stock.
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TEACHER-A lady teacher is wanted to
teach in lower branches W little girls.
A small salary, pleasant home and surround
ings are offered. For particulars write to
DR.. c.. j. INGERS0LL, Shepland P. o., Is
saquenac ouuty, Miss.
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JOHANNESBURG for family OF, Sunday
" school. Apply at SO Goslee street.
DLANTATIoN-On tho Arkansas River,
i Lincoln County-600 acres in high state
of cultivation 1910 actes in tract; well i'm.
proved; steam gin, 2 large barns, 81 good cab
ins ana handsome Dwelling, 7 rooms, with 20
acres lawn in front. Liberal terms. Apply 20
MALLORY, CRAWFORD K CO.,
970 and gTi Eropt etroot Maunb;s
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D00M-Newly furnished, with board, for
~ single gentleman. at 81 Court street.
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MISERABLE RO0MS-NeWly furnished
l. rooms and board, at 40 Market street.
TLTGIBLE R00MS-With superior board,
IL two blocks from Gayoso Hotel. 453 Shelby
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WANTED.

QY A YOUNG LADY-Iustruction in
- Bookkeeping at homo in the evening.
Address S. ii. s., Ill MaShinRton ST.
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LAST GRAsD SALE
OF
THE SEASON

We will take account of stock on February IS, and
up to ,haf date Intend to dsp9e of all surplus stock
suit viii reduce goods to astonishing low figures
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
9sc, stock taking price. button Mousquetaires
walking shades. Former price, Sl.9S.
s ,eGs taxing price sq pq'se
81. stock takns Price. button ton Embroidered
opera shades Former price o1'0h "ooSaoe'afe
s4c stock taking price, Ladies Lined Fur-top Dog.
81 p. stock taking price Gents Lined Furtop Dog
skin Gloves Former price. S1.6S.
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT.
9, 21c stock taking price Hdkchs embroidered in
Hdkchfs.- Former price poe '''~'
loo stock taking price. Linen Hemstitched For
&c stock taking price White, with Tape Borders
Soc stock taking price Gents Hdkchfs, fancy Dor
de 5:. Former price. a5c
2oc. stock taking price. Gents Hdkchfs. fancy Dor
2Oc. stock taxing price Silk Hdkchfs, all colors
s9c: stock taking price SILK Hdkchfs, embroidered
embroidered Former price, 81.
LADIES RUCHINGs, COLLARS AND CUFFS
DEPARTMENT.
Having bought manufacturers lot of Remnants
OF line Ruchlngs, will offer same at much less than
one-half of regular price. These goods were meas
ured and priced according to length and quality.
nr kenaants At 3 o. 10 "a and 10 cents Former
- &c, or for 23c. stock taking price. Fine Linen
loo and 2Uc each.
HAMBURG EMBROIDERIEs DEPARTMENT.
A discount of 10 per cent off marked prices.
JEWELRY AND FAN DEPARTMENT,
A discoun tot Is per cent off marked prices
LEATHER GOODS DEPARTMENT.
A discount of 10 per cent off marked prices on
SATCHELS.
20 per cent off marked prices on
POCKETBOOKS.
CORSET DEPARTMENT.
s9c,. stock-taking price. French Coutille, hand
ersd sas ee y
q French Ras al shades
perfect fit !ee1eerated & g. Former price sl:25:
Ab large assortment Of the famous Ps also
constantly kept in stock.
MERINO UNDERWEAR.
&c. stock taking price. Atwood Medicated Vests
Price s. MegnS Vests and Pants
ne pe sss and oS Ms
rino Vests and Drawers. Former price. 75c. S1.75,
zephyr high neck and ong sleeves cream. pink, isnt
blue and cardinal Former price, S225.
LADIES AND CHILDREN's CLoAKs.
So. stock taking price. Ladies' Newmarkets Bison
and Berlin Twill Cloth. doubebreasted. tourists back
Former price, 80. 10.
So. stock taking price. Ladies' Newmarkets, Che
Vote, fur collar and cuffs. Former price, 80.
S7.4S stock taking price Ladies' Visites, brown
bouce cloth and elegant feather trimming Former
price, $40.
Sll stock taking price. Ladies' Vistes brown bro
cade we've and Father trimming Former price, SIG
Sl7.9S. stock taking price Black Brocade Velvet
Newmarket, double-breasted, plated back Former
price, S27.
SO. stock taking price. Ladies' Walking Jacket
bouce cloth. Former price, 50.
SIS. stock taking price aides Newmarkets silk
assoc. black fur down front and around bottom
Former price, S2O.
AS. stock taking price. Chdren's Atwood
Goats to 10 years. Former price. 50 ans So.
81. STOCK taking price. Coats, odd sizes, elegantly
trimmed. Former price, So. So and $40.
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CITY ITEMS.



In order to sustain our reputation as the lead
ing bouse-furnishing store in the city, we will
continue to offer special bargains; read the fol-
lowing for tomorrow only at r. Goldschmid's,
S12-7th st. NV.
Hassocks OF fancy carpets only 23c., worth
&c.; colored glass fruit bowls only 29c., worth
Soc; colored glass cheese plates, &c; decorated
cup, saucer and plate, only 33c., worth 5Oc.;
8 ct. pudding pans, &C.; pie plates, 5 for LOG;
Jelly plates, Sc; Ct water pals. &c.; ct: GOV.
TN BUCKET, lie; wooden -four pals, medium
scrubbing brushes, &C., &C. and 12c.; 10 pin hat
racks, 1Oc.; Japanned dust pans, 7c.; $500
cups, y pit. for Sc; pit, for 1Oc.; Of, 4c.;
tea or coffee canisters, l To-, &C.; novelty qt.
brushes, 7c.; wooden mixing spoon, &C.: hang
ing mirrors, Csc; folding lap boards, S9c; col
ored or white shelf paper, SO sheets, 15c.; cot
some decorated chamber sets. 10 pes, 50 90;
with jar, $6.9s; tin cuspadores, assorted colors,
sets.
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DRY GOODS.
NEw IMPORTED BLAcK GooDa
SEAroN PEnRr.

SEAros PEnRr.
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY h BRoTHER)
LUPIN'S CELEBRATED MOURNING FABRICS.
PRIESTLEY'S HENRIETTA CLOTHS ENCLISH
IMPERIAL SERGES. DRAP DALMAS MELROSE
CLOTHS, CASHMERES, CAMEIS' HAIRS. NUNS
VEILINGS, CARMELITES, HOMESPUNS CHEV.
lots, TAMISE, TWISTED SILK HERNANIES
CREPE DE CHIMES, CANTON CREPES BOUCLE
CLOTHS, BENGALINES, ETAMINEN
BIARRITz CLOTHS, BATIsTE CLOTHS, KHY-
CLUTHS, CREMONA CLOTHS
CAMELS HAIR GRENADINES MERINO SAT.
ms, FRENCH BROADCLOTHS, CROWN SERGES,
LINOTTE CLOTHS, SURAH GRENADINES
NEW STOCK BLACK SURAH SILKS
COURTA UL IS ENGLISH GRAPES AND Wells.
ALL WIDTHS AND PRICES.
LUPINS LONG AND SQUARE BLACK THIBET
SHAWLS, GRAPE BORDERED, HEMMED AND
FRINGED
TREFOUssE AND PERINors KID GLOVES IN
ALL LENGTHS.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN REMNANTS OF
SILKS VELVETS. WOOLENS DRESS FABRICS
LINENS, WHITE GOODS. HOSIERY GLOVES.
COTTONS, GINGHAMS, SATEENS. &C. &c
81 PLAIN FIGURES AND CORREC,T PRICES
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING,
Penn. Avenue corner 9th street
Established IS4O ja30
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
EOrsian>ea Locals.

Street lamps viii ne iighte,. at $40 p. M, and
extirgUis:.ed nj 300 q NJ.
Mr.. Francis =. McEerhauey. the well known
brickaver, is quite IL with pneumonia at his
home 729 18th street northwest.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs o. NJ Carter, of
231o I'll street northwest. fell from horse-car
at the corner of 18th stree. and PennSyi vania
avenue northwest, iE3uring herself 80 severely
that she had TO be taken nome in a cab.
Yesterday afternoon while John ". stephens,
man about sixty -five years old, living at S07
.Jh street southwest. was at work placing
toists on BARRIERS new building. corner IL, and
ID streets Southwest, he fell through the first
Story TO the basement, breaking several OF his
ribs. He was taken 10 Prov idence hospital.
The case of Alice r Cochran. the clairvoyant,
and Wm- frankie. charged with attempting to
Kill Charles II. Nye b. putting poisonous SUBJ
stances in a latrooe stove, was nOlle pressed in
the Police Court to-day
Dennis Coushlia and Vim. Hill hare been
appointed guards at the jail To- fill vacancies.
The Washington tia>light company yesterday
elected the following directors Tor the ensuing
year: George y. McIlheDney. Il. II. BartOl. W m.
3. Webb, w X. Riley and james W. Urfne. The
following officers were elected: Geo. y. Nell
henney, president: C. Z. Bailey. secretary; W
T. OTme, assistant secretary; John e. PoOre,
treas rer.
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Mr.. SHOOT SUES THE SOUTHERN MARYLAND
ROADS. :. Smoot has filed suit against the
Maryland railroad company to re-
cover S37,492.69 on the bond OF defendant
dated december list, 1872, by which they
promised to pay plaintiff SOS 645.59
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CHR XANDER, the leading wholesale dealer
In fine wines, liquors, ETC.. imported aud doInes-
tic. also the most com plete liquor house in the
country. Strictly pure articles sold in this
tablishment No. 900 9Th street northwest
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fTHE NATIONAL RIFLES FAIR.-A fine Bur-
dett organ, left over from the fair, suitable for
chapel or small church chOirS. will be sold at a
bargain. Apply to- Geo. y. Bentley, druggist.
lGl6 1tb street
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Sprc1AL NortcE.
OUR GREAT sEar-aNsuA1 SALE


OUR GREAT sEMI-ANNUAL SALE
DRY GOODS AT COST
WILL BE CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
Another lot of Remnants will be thrown upon our
center counter at half price.
We have seven fine Seal Plush Sacques left the reg
ular price $50 We will sell them for $3.50
Fifteen Plush Visites, trimmed with Beaver and
Feather regular price $31. We will sell them tor
$40 $21 and So.
About thirty Newmarkets left. which we will sell at
halfprice.
A sweeping reduction will be made throughout the
Store. including CARPETS.
stock must be reduced before taking inventory.
W. W. BURDETTE & CO.,
ja303t 92s 9TH st. and FOG st. NV
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For THE NIGHT LODGING HOUSEWIFE STAR
has received from Capt. George E. Lemon $50
for the Night Lodging house. "a Friend" SENDS
So for the same purpose.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHINGToN. ID. C.. Feb. 2, 1856. am

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGSAL OFFICER,
WAsHISGToN. D. C.. FEB. 2, 1856. am
For the middle Atlantic states. fair weatheI
iollowed during Wednesday by local SHOWS
slightly warmer. followed By colder weathe
during Wednesday and cold wave
during Wednesday night. westerly winds ~
the northern portion, variable "lnus IN 10
southern portion, generally followed by wind
shifting 20 northweSteriy-
For Wednesday, local SHOWS are indicated
for the middle Atlantic states and local rains Il
the south Atlantic states, fair weather In TIN
lake regions and local SHOWS in the Ohio valley
and Tennessee. generally colder weather In al
districts with a slight cold wave in the middle
Atlantic states during Wednesday night and
Thursday morning.
J. L ESTES. Burneyville. ChickaSaw Nation,
Indian Territory, writes: Il have TO thank AL
cock s Porous PlaSters for saving the life of nv
wife; she was attacked with pneumonia which
commenced with violent chill, great coughing
and high fever. l could not get doctor, but
fortunately had a box OF Allcock'S Porous PlaS
tiers in the house: | placed one between her
breasts. one on each Shoulder-blade and one OF
the small of her back. In two hours Her cough
almost ceased and was very loose; in four hours
she broke into a profuse perspiration. The next
day, though very weak, she was free from fever,
and the third day was quite well. also cured
my child of diphtheretic sore throIt, by wrap
ping the neck in an AlicOck'S Porous Plaster.
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DUSH! PUSH PUSHi-BEST FAMILY FLOUR.
s.. IS per barrel Tomatoes, 3pound cans. Sl.O5
per doz- White Peaches. 3pound l5c. per can;
Cooking Rafsns, l0c per pound; Hams (Cassard'sD,
1llac per pound; Cassards shoulders mice Ham),
The. pound Cassards Shoulders. 6l2c pound:
1-pound can fresh Mackerei, l5c per can; syrup.
oDethird honey, Csc per gallon: 5-pound bucket Ap-
pie Butter, 3Oc.; pounds Mnce Neat, Soc. sugar
Corn, 9Oc DOZEN Roasted Coffee. 12c l5c. and DOC.
cry Butter, Boo. pound 10 pounds Buckwheat. 35c.:
Extra Flour 81 80 70 - 90 barrel pounds Nuts for
5Oc. INDIA TEA COMPANY, AS 9TH st. s. W. 9Th
street cars pass the door, "Send US a Postal" ,af
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Lansbursh Il Bro. - Card.

We shall offer tomorrow morning 5000 rem
nants OF Pride of the West and Wamsutta, yard
wide, bleached cotton, at 8 cents per yard-each
piece measuring from two to ten yards, direct
from the mills.
Also, cases remnants from to 20 wards
long, Simpsons Black and White and Grey
Mourning Print, at sc. LANsBURGH& Bro,
! 400 400 dOd dO6 18th Sfreaf