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Alexandria Affair.",
Reported for THE EVENING STAR.

Reported for THE EVENING STAR
The COUNTRYWIDE TELEpHoNH.-A meeting
for the promotion Of the proposed telephone
villages terminating at Broad Run, was held at
the corn exchange this morning. After state
ment OF the Importance Of the work and its
were promised and the preliminaries OF organ.
ization made.
SANITARY PREcAuT1oss.-The board Of
f health, Dr. y Marshall Jones president, has
public health during the summer month";
me sanitation of the wards is in charge OF the
following gentlemen: First ward, w. p. Graves,
J:F: Robinson; I'd ward, John Harlan and
Michael Bossart; Sd ward, owen Nugent and
Frederick Pat; 4th ward, c. T. Erwin aud ]. H.
u. Smoot. The board calls on all housekeep-
premises In good sanitary condition.
NoIEs..Andrew jackson Lodge of Free
masons Will install the following officers at its
s hn %sss.4F Ghas Davis a. xGne w. w. n SeA
ander, Sec; j. F. Steiner, treas.-Mrs. Lucy
Crooper died at her home, near the west end Of
ri hing street, yesterday.--City Surveyor New
come up temporarily from St. Johns cadets at
Ocean View this morning, and reports all OF
them well and enjoying surf bathing sports and
alleges that Rev. Mr.. Graham, q colored min.
lster has injured her and who was quite vocif
srous IN appealing from church meeting that
afternoon for disturbing a religious meeting.
-, day will be observed in the NJ.
=. church here to-morrow.-Mr. Harry Kirk
Shore craft, of one hundred tons, for $500,
and will employ the vessel on the Potomac
river.-The lad, Bernard Richards, called by
some Charles Philips, still fingers, suffering
from the accident that he recently RECEIVED
The COW law is being enforced. Several gentle
men were fined yesterday for allowing cows to
sees Pantarase on the streets Meanwhile the
Is being asked.
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District Goverpment nairs

NCiiFAED BY The bNiLDIEG, INSPECTOR
Building Inspector Entwisle has notified Dr.
Robert Farnham that the two brick buildines.
Nos. 1223 and 1925 ID street northwest are 80
dilapidated as to endanger the lives of the occu-
days. Mr.; Curtis b. Graham las been notified
that the brick building, No. 1927 ID street
northwest Is so dilapidated that 1t is dangerous
to life and limb Thirty days are given in
agent, Is notified to take down the south wall
OF tine stable in rear OF house No 14lS X street.
and ten days are given to do the work The oc.
cupants OF houses 1928 and 1925 d street
premises at once, as tire houses have been con-
demned and ordered 10 be- taken down within
thirty days.. Mrs. EmIne IssOgilvie, 228 Anew
upon Of sFes Ma npi IN ro1 mat Ct
to be in an unsafe Hi
teen days are given to make II right - Il -
RATE OF INTEREST UPON ARREARAGEs OF
TAXES.
The District commissioners have written to
Chairman Ingalls,, OF the Senate District com.
mittee, approving the bill "1xing the rate OF in.
1854" They say that laws having like objects &
were passed In 1873, 1879 and 1882 but thai
sthe great mass of the holders OF property In
arrears for such taxes were at that time unable
to avail themselves OF the prodered aid because
OF the enormous burden Of both general ana
special taxes then upon them, and the general
financial stringency. Many have since sue
ceeded in paying their special taxes or In mate
rally reducing them, and for that reason and
because OF the easier general financial condi
ton. are now In better condition to pay tlieir
arrears entirely, with the assistance the pro
posed reduction In interest thereon would
passage OF this bill would alse beneflt the Dis
lrtct by the Increase In value from taxation
which would follow the transfer and improve.
out OF the market because Of these. arrearages q
taxes upop H.
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~-~@~1S13xI1-~Hh1 7.
The grand jury this morning reported the
following indictments to the Criminal Court
John WEIGH, embezzlement; John T. Clark, do
Ambrose Brown, do. q cases.; Alfred Lee, alias
Giee, housekeeping in night; Thornton Coils
ton, exhibiting obscene pictures; Peter Mudd,
alias j. III. Dunn, second offense, larceny:
George F. Davenport, forgery; E. A. McIntire,
perjury u cases..
They presented a report stating that they had
held 46 sessions, examined 367 witnesses in
Us cases, made Is presentments and 90 in
dictments, covering 90 cases, and have ignored
2 cases; that preseutments are held in the
District attorneys Office and 3 cases have been
indefinitely continued.
The grand jurors were then discharged with
the THANK,
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The New Yorks out played the Nationals at
every point In New York yesterday and won
the game easily by a score of ten to four. The
Nationals have Jared very badly on their trip
thus far, having lost three straight games with
Philadelphia, two games with Boston and one
with New York. They succeeded In capturing
one Of the series with Boston, their only victory
The Nationals do not seem lately to be playing
as brilliant games as usual, so that
they have not the excuse Of being out tucked.
They are being out played, and unless some
action Is taken to strengthen the team they
will go from bad to worse. The public realized
the difculfy of securing first class players at the
opening OF the season and sympathiZed with the
cope with superior clubs. It was thought that
strengthening material would be secured, but
Tor some reason or other the team remains just
the same, while other and stronger clubs have
patched up their weak places. The team is now
In crippled condition according to reports from
Boston. Gilligan has been the mainstay OF the
club, and he has been pounded behind the bat
without cessation long enough, although there
are few catchers like him. The Philadelphia
might not have been good enough for the tail
en0ers, but he was snapped up by the leaders,
the Detroits, and is doing fine work.
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.
The Philadelphia dOwned the Bostons yes
terday by a score of to 2.
AT Observation-Disclosures, 3; Athletic, 4.
At st. Louis-St. Louis, IL; Cincinnati, o. At
New York-BrOoklyn, b; Metropolitan, 3. At
Pittsburg-Louisville, 8; Pittsburgh.
HOW THE RECORD STANDS.
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SHIPPING NEws.-Arrived, schooner Katie
York; schooner George Quincy, with $50 tons
OF plaster from Maine; schooner Laura Messer,
Cleared, schooner Henry T. Culver. with 100
tons of coal for Boston; schooner John T.
Feiis, with 600 tons of coal for Fall River;
coal for Boston,
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER
At A. M.-Great Falls, temperature, ~; con-
dttlon, z. Receiving reservoir. Temperature
20; condition at north connection, 4; south
connection, 80. Distributing reservoir, tenn
Perature, ~; condition at influent gatehouse,
z; efhuent gatehouse, 16
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Amusen1ents.

ALBAUGH'S OPERA HOUsE.-The prosperity
OF the summer opera season at this house con-
tlnues, the attendance this week having been
large. Next week that laughable and popular
opera, LA Grande Duchess" will be pre-
sentedsand II Is expected TO be one of the most
NATIONAL THEATER.S"The MiSadn;, c,,,
tally presented by the McCaul company. has
been one of the great successes of the year at
this house. The standing room only" Sign has
been called into use nearly every night this
week. The same bill will be continued
through next week.
THE PANORAMA BUILDING on 18th streat
continues a iavorite resort for all classes OF
people, who view with delight the fine battle
scene on exhibition.
ABNER'S GARDEN.-There will be a concert
at Abners tO-nigh by Chris Arth's orchestra and
Miss Martha Linda, of New York as vocalist
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Transfers of .:ra, Exfata.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows
Henry Harvey to John W.Schaefer, part IL, so.
551; $1,000. Elizabeth Howard to C. H. Par
ker, s. y subs. E and w, SO. 63s; $3.50. g. F.
Emmons to Clark Smith, sub. 8, Garfield: 81 co.
Frederick Johnson to w. T. Bailey, sub. K, so.
"a; $3.50. Edward Caverly to T. G. Hensey,
subs. 21 and %, block 5, lie Droft: So. S47.
L. Sturtevant to J.. n. Whitney, lots to 8.
block p, Meridian Hill; s.. w. Danenhower
to w. w. DanenhOwer, lot and sub. SO: S37S
NJ. J. Keane TO A. Bliss, lot 5, SO. 100: 5000.
L. e. Rauterberg to Ella G. Jordan sub b, So,
694; S3,25O. Sarah B. Gould to r. H. Hank.
ness, lot 33, SO. 2O5; S2,95O. John McNicol to
John sherman, trustee, parts and 6, block "a.
Columbia Heights; S65S.
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CITY ITEMS.

Mems and Doys' summeP Hats.
Pearl and Fawn Cassr., Dress Hats. q:
Light colored, stt6 Fur Derbys, 90 to SS. SO.
Genuine Detroit Mackinaw Straws, 81 70 ~:
Mems ana Boys canton straws, 25c., co., 7Sc.,
Large Stock Correct Styles Lowest Prices
AT Richard c. Lewis Original One Price Hat
and Furnishing Store, !" $40 Eth ST., bet. I 4 r.
.. ". n. b. Large stock medium priced travel
ing trunks.
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COURT IN GENERAL TEnN.
Yesterday, Rosecrans agt District Of Column
bia; argued and submitted.
EQUITY C0URr-Jwd1e Cbx
Yesterday, Sawyer aSt Sawyer: testimony Of
81. Richter, lunatic; rule to show cause. OBrien
agt. Jacobs; sale ratified nisi. Frey aSt Dean;
order appointing Robert A. Dean guardian ad
Item. Taylor agt Bowles; Amanda M. King
appointed guardian ad Item.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Jtsd0e Cbx
Yesterday, District use of Young agt Tait;dis-
ttf for possession OF lot II, SO. 1853.
POLICE CoURT--Judoe Smell
Yesterday, E G. knight, Sunday bar: $40.
Lizzie Alien, colored, assault; Is or fifteen
days.
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SENTENCES MoDIFIED.-In the case of Ed.
ward Thomas, convicted OF second ofense petit
larceny, and sentenced to three years in the
reduced the sentence 70 two years in the peni-
Tertiary. In the case Of George Banf, con-
Xicted IN May OF larceny from the person Of r.
w. Estes, and sentenced to three years in the
Albany penitentiary, the sentence was set
aside and one OF six months in iail substituted
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Excursions and Picnics.

The Corcoran will as usual make two trips to
Marshall Hall tomorrow, leaving the 7th
street wharf OF 10 am. and $50 pm.
The Evangelical Lutheran Beneficial associa-
tion will give family excursion to River View.
on Tuesday, the 22d, on the steamer Mary
washington, which will make two trips, leav.
Ing the wharf a $50 am. and pm.
The Arrowsm It'll will take special excursion
to Colonial Beach tomorrow, leaving the eth
street wharf at $50 am. sharp, and stopping at
AleXandr1a. PistOria's band will furnish IN lsic
on the boat and at the beach.
Tne steam packet Excelsior makes trims tn
the Great Falls and Cabin John Bridge on Sun.
days, Mondays, Wednesdays, and FRIDAYS
leaving High and Canal streets, Georgetown. at
B q. IN. - -
"Our Friends Pleasure club will give their
second moonlight excursion to Marshall Hall
on the Corcoran on Monday. the 21st.
The Mary washington makes regular trims tn
River View on sunday at 10 q. IN. and g. pm
The moonlight excursion given by the Y NJ
L. "A. last evening on the COrcOran was well at
tended, and was in every respect q great sue.
cess. Another excursion will be given July
18th.
The Jefferson Literary society will give its
eighth annual excursion to Marshall Hall on
tuesday, June 22d, on the steamer w. w Cor
coran, leaving the wharf at $50 D. m. These
pleasant excursions have been SO uniformly
successful In the past that there is little cues
ton as to the success of this one.
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NO ACHE, OR PAIN. OR BRUISE. OR STRAIN,
or Muscular Weakness. but yields new original
and infabe pail alternating properties Of the CurI-
Druggists Csc. IL
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&. M. BuncHAnD & BRo

Have few n ords to say about SUGAR.
This Is fruit year, and the preserving season Is
upon u.s. There Is no family poor plan for few
deiicacies. GOOD SUGAR, CHEAP, Is now the
universal want We are prepared meet this want
fully We buy only the best goods and they come to
us direct from the refinery We offer prices that you
can Ill afford not to take advantage of
jel0 PennSy.vania Avenue cor H. at
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STRoNTIA water for the kidneys. &C. Bryan's

THE SYSTEM OF SEWERAGE AT ORKNEY
SPRINGS, yA--H. c. Mnddux, EsQ-Dear sir: i
have at your request examined the system OF
sanitary drainage at Orkney Springs, Va, and
can testify TO its being the most perfect have
ever seen at any pub ic resort. You have wisely
adopted the ENGLISH Ibouiton closet, which il
Nithout DOUBT the best ever invented for hotel
purposes consider your entire establishment
low IN admirable sanitary condition.
Cs w. CHANCELL0R, u, D.
June ., 1855. Consulting Sanitarian.
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Cut This Out.
Cool SUMNER AT HoME.-The Florence Oil
stove w4ll keep your house cool in summer.
Ladies Interested are invited to call at the office
OF the Florence Machine Co, 1915 street
northwest, and see them baking biscuits every
ILursday during June, from to $50 D. m.
j. +. Page. Write for catalogue.
SUMMER PRICEs.-Reduction continued. IL
elegant Cabinet Photographs ior S2. K WALzL,
sl9 Market space
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1000 BOXES linen paper. 25ceach, whisaker's

Boys and youths fine low button and ties the
best goods made in the United States, must be
closed out without reserve by Wednesday ne xt
regardless OF cost. At Hahns Overstock Sale.
SIG 7th and 1922 Pa. ave.
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SEERsCCKERs, &C.; Lonsdale cambria, 1Oa4c
Wrights silk umbrellas $3.50: Gladstone
shirt, SIC. Brodhead 4 Co.
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CastOria.
When Baby was sick
We gave her CastortA
When she was q child
She cried for CastortA
When she became Miss
She chung to Castoria
When she had Children
She gave them CastortA
When Baby was sick
We gave her Castoria
Whom she was q child
She cried for Castoria.
when she became Miss
She chung to Castoria th,s,tk
A Most Liberal Offer!
The Voltatc belt Co., Marshall, Mich, offer to
send their Celebrated Voltaic Belts and Electric
Appliances on thirty days trial to any man af
nlcted with Nervous Debility, Loss Of Vitality
Manhood, etc. illustrated pamphlet in sealed
envelope with full particulars, mailed free
Write them at once.
=, 9S Per Gallon. 71c. Quart Bottle, No. I
Rye Whisky, best in the world for the money.
orders by mail. Mcdee's, 9th, near St
Gents Suits Cleaned, classification
guaranteed at G. PUTsCHE's,l7 29Pa.av ,s3m
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MANY PERSONS are afflicted with eruptions
OF the skin. bOils or ulcers. Brandreth's pills
taken freely will in q short time cure options,
pimples or boils. Ulcers Of long standing re-
Quire treatment for some weeks, but be assured
that the worst fever sores or obstinate ulcers
VIII surely disappear II you persevere with
these pins.
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TIME AND TIDE WAIT FOR NO MAN."-If
you feel unequal to the daily task, Ii your head
sches, II your digestion is bad, il is a sure sign
o. fncipient disease. Don't wait till the day is
TOO Jar gone; take time by the fOrelock. Your
nervous system Is probably overworked, and as
the neFve-tibres extend to every organ OF the
body, the 1rst thing is to lay the foundation tor
health by getting the nerves In order. DR..
Henleys Celery, Beet and Iron, known all over
the world Tor Its Invaluable properties, is the
thing you need. Your druggist will sell you q
bottle, and you will find the truth of what we
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Summer PoStimoa.
Shall CroQuet Set, 99c.

Shall CroQuet Set, 99c.
selected stock, S1.A0.
Shall Croquet Set, extra quality, 1888.
4-ball Croquet Set, professional, 81 .00.
Full sets Of Lawn Tennis, Ia cases. from "a 90
to $34.99.
Also, all the parts separately
RaQuets from 81 90 to $40b
16-foot Mexican Hammock, S1.25.
16-foot Union Webb Hammock, 90.
16-foot double cord, SITE.
BoSTON VARIETY STORE,
7O5 and TOT Market Space
Well seasoned toilet and laundry soap; way
down prices. Closing out sale Of n. r. Metzger
4 Bro
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PARTITION SALE
OF all of original Ia 49, located on south
side n street northwest between 18th and 2Oth
streets. fronting OIL feet IL inches ca street, BY
depth OF IS feet west line. snc Of lOl feet on
east line running back 70 IN alley on west line,
and 3O-foot alley on east line, CONTAINING about
renting Tor $3.50 per month N All
On THURSDAY, UNEIWENT1-fflCkTH. ElX
lss,f az FiVErTHIRTY p. m, we via sell ~ II
public auction. in front Of the premises the
described property, which n very 4ef Table End
ia 4 very fine Deigloorhood Title poriect S5O0 de-
post required when property ID sold
NJ per cent all cash nj option Of purchaser Con-
ss si ies THOMAS DOWNING. Auck
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Anusements Tonight.
NAI1oNAL-'sThe Mikado"
ALBAUGH'&-"La File De Mime. Angot"
PANoRAAA 4UILDINo.-Socond Battle of Bull
Inn
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ALL BOOKS at cost. whisaksr's.

$24-50-$24.50 WALNUT Parlor Suites, seven
pieces complete, $24.5O. VIM. II. Dunn, 81
7lh It
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Spring chickens and tenderlon steak lob
large soft crabs, picked and devil crabs, crab
salad, potato salad, turtle soup, own put up
spiced oysters. Ladies' dining parlos second
dOOr.
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SUMMER RESORTS

WEsr END HorEI. IIIA
COTTAGES AND RESTAURANT
WILL OPEN JUNE 10. THE HOTEL JUNE lo.
d NJ. q W. e HILDRETH Propristora
New York oaice, 50 broadway. New York jls-sssl5t
v On s1p ,6s xtE% HoTn
s Is nsw oesn for the
speca, rates to ianiles 1ddSsss JOHN SS. 4. tISr1
nIELMAN's HOTEL, NEW WINDSOR, Md, ON
'qa snses ssa'dsF iS Ims pieIaSs
WATER GAP HOUSE, DELAWARE WATER
w , aArPa-A moinsain resort heaithfal iLH
moansin sp4ass in aee
Gas and electric bells Eight hours from washington
s sRo6HEA delaware from fhadsEss
OCEAN BEACH. n. J., HOME COTTAGE: HALF
III block , from Ocean: pleasant rooms. ex- "a
moderate; Mrs L. T. WHEELER G:@l
MoUNTATN HOME SUMNER RESORT. Lo.
resort Location high. ane view, gcoa water Way
shade shade; large porch &C. 200 feet above tide .k4
LAGGHIIN: Deer Park. Garrett Co. Nd jeis-4 Il
A SBURY PARK. N.J-THE VICTORIA \
ocean Table and scSOmm as eseel ns
Perfect Sanitary arrangements. surf bathing uilsar-
September. ieis9iam a'
~. M Is now ready for reception Of summer 4 "a
added a. an n, entire new 'front.' giving large M
Ing, boating shns Grabbing erOaae etc ali free Of
S Sas Ne raSsaatSss Terms s25 per month %
a" on sn sunasy
'i ; fh0I Hnks sHa ErH MOORE PROP
DOToMAC HOTEL, 81. GEORGES ISLAND.
inn No 81 tmpToy proved and enlarsed WIN open aAA
and $50 pss month day ss
n,e aa for families WIN meet steamers George
q nsy Point xss RS
sdsSp I Msfs oS11y Md Refer e Don
Splendid Bathing Fishing and snipe shoot lE:@I
steamer F1d.S every Monday and
The Northampton makes close connection with the
Per ''S 5:i Ssfz 81 En- % Ssa go
1e2-2lan Cobb's Island. Va
A TLANTIC CITY, N.J:-THE BRADY HOUSE.
"a Arkansas ave-: view of the ocean. Fine q
house; well furnished: large garden; good STAS
r o. o Be 7S S.' ''f 'A''e'' AS AAADy 5eiSfm.
L ST MARY-s CO.. MD.
ON THE POTOMAC RIVER,
Will open for guests JUNE 10. 1885,
Steamers Lady Of the Lake and Jane Mose-A "a
ay leave each evening from Stephenson YAK
wharf, foot of 9TH street. G,IS
Fare-Round trip. 75c.: one way, Soc.
Accommodations for $50 guests
Inc most attractive Summer Resort on the Poto-
mac Music, Billiards. Boating, Fishing and Salt
Water Bathing.
Rates. $l6O per day: $40 per week S35 per
xMs 81 .S NV @ q n T fHFT MANIA Mama
ger, on the premises. my27-Im
JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. FRED
- erlck Co., Stephensons, Va. open June a. L
Isl: Terms, per Day. 81 per week, s12. 90; yEyAY
Pamphlets at the Star Office
jel5r3m f C. JORDAN
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Bakers C0d Liver Oil and Malt is found
Of great value, even In advanced stages of con.
have trial. JOHN G. BAxEz & Co., Phiia, and
at drpyRistS.
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BABY CARRIAGES at prime cost w. II.
Houghton & Co., 1914 st. NV
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GooD News GooD Nnws
GRoaANrs INsTALLMENT HOUSED
For allin need OF FURNITURE CARPETS STOVES
and WORCESTERSHIRE GOODS in general
asDo one need be without q well-furnished home
because they have not got the cash to spare,
We are determined to knock the bottom oul Of high
prices and will sell
GOODS ON INsTALLMENTs
AS CHEAP As THEY CAN BE BOUGHT ELSE
WHERE FOR CASH.
And we make this extraordinary oer that customer
can make their own terms in regard to payments
Come and see the largest store In the United States
Come and the largest and varied stock to So
lect from
Come after you have posted yourselves on prices
anoterms elsewhere. and we Will guarantee you that
GRoGAN's 1NsTALLMENT HoUsE
THE OLD RINK
ON NEW YORK AVENUE BETWEEN 18TH
AND 14TH STREETS NJ w,
Is the place You were looking for Come and be CON
WINGED tina. what we say facts and no humbue We
repeat. come and mako your own terms-as
jeIS GkOGANa
BARGAINS OS1Y.
CRINKLED sEBRsUCKER G1NaHAMs reduced
LAWNS! LAWNS, LAWNS,
BEAUTIFUL FIGURED LAWNS reduced to &.
SPECIAL NOTICE
III E. Oh customer WIG buys $40 worth Of Dry Soodi
ass 81 sas ps
Damask Towels extra large size, worth 81.
6 So9 A ERR 81 TIT ZEE ERR ssss
Cos SoS / II ! 1 ii / ! T.. 1 ii + .sss :
I'll Market Space near 7th street.
BEAUTIFUL SPRING press GOODS in Tans and
NUNS sas R is sa.
sLSGR Hsdss SILK s sEsAp1nr Real
suRAa Silks beautiful 5 spring pr Shades excellent
s1;.a AIS Es' and sSs
AN rSagcs sl1 e aSs srr.xs .-,. 20 40.
s E
Ho i 81 DRESS GOODS. pur. wool. REDUCED
1npoRrAsr To HousEknrprns
Having completed . eonsracsto remodel and enlarge
our Store.
NO. AT 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.
We onsr. for 80 days. our entire stock OF
GROCERIES. WINES AND LIQUORS,
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Ptckwick Club whisky f. the best
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morn
ing and delivered in y h. "Ward" prints. 4Oc.
per 10. Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk:
Sweet MIX &C. per quart Cream Is cents
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AUCTION SALES.

1,HoMAs BOWLING. Aucsioneer.
GOVERNMENT SALE BY DIRECTION OF THE
SECRETARY OF STATE. OF ALI. THE Or
EICE FURNITURE AMI EFFECTS or THE
COURT Or COMMISSIONERS OF ALABAMA
CLANS 40. l412 II ST.. BkT Hath AND
18TH SIS NV,
EN- BRACING
Miller Burgiar-proof Safe. Marvin Fire-proof
Sale (botn as good as new, Judges Bench or Long
Desk, Oak and Walnut Table Desks. single snd
Double Desks. Walnut Revolving Desks, Revolving
and other Office Chairs, Letter Presses, Fire Extin-
guishers, Water Coolers and stands, Mautel Clocks
English Brussels Carpets. Cocoa AAstang, together
with many other articles Of value.
LAW BOOKS
Greenleaf on Evidence, vols: Abbotes National
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~ VOLS: Websters Dictionary, unabridged copies
Worcesters dictionary, unabridged, oJpy. Coitons
General Atlas and other Books
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TH-NINIA DAY OF June 1885, the above
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