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The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-18

No 1874 Second avenue. Special atten-
ton paid to saving the natural teeth and
inserting teeth without plates
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-18

list OF letters uncalled for. at the Poslolice at
Rock Island. Rock Island county, Illinois, June

list OF letters uncalled for. at the Poslolicc. at
Rock Island. Rock Island county, Illinois, June
Is. 1856
Ander on John McKaJ Rosa
BruniDg Rev D Ellingsworth Clara j
Bloomquist james En0s
Burrill Miss Ellen johnson Miss Sarah
Brown Mrs Nellie (2) KingAJ
Chandler Chas + Murray VIM
Colbert George O'kleara Jim
Carson Miss Mollic (2) Porter VIM
Creel NJ ii Silb ,rman & Bro
Deacon Victor Z Summerson Miss Lottie
Evans Mr. Anna S~enson Malcolm
Tibbs Mrs Julia (3) Trede Mrs C
Hill Mrs Mary Williamson Mary Ann
Hoffman Miss Maggie Wendell d ID
Hubert I j Williams Miss Maggie
Mccarthy Vim Ward PerryJ
FOREIGN LIST.
Gustafs0n August Olson Elsie s
johnson John Erick Wienne John
Mustenburg Wilhelm
Give the number OF the list when calling for
CIV. HAYES, r. \.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-18
HALF-CENT A MOR !.
2 PER CENT MORTGAGES

EOR SALE.-A NEW HOWE SEW
ing machine with all the modern improve
ments. Enquire at ARcUs office.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-18

The iron moulders of the Rock Island
Plow company had fine picnic on Big
Island yesterday and one of the pleasant
pastimes was fishing, over sixty being
caught, of which Mr.. John Long hooked
fifteen and Mr.. George Long ten. Fried
fish was one of the dishes of the splendid
dinner which Was spread. All had a
jolly time.
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-18

Quite party from this city went out
to South Rock Island last night to attend
a party given by Miss Mary Case, daugh
ter of Mr.. Henry Case. An elegant re-
past was served, and those who were
present spent the evening very enjoy
ahlu
The Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1885-1886, 1886-06-18

the German English school has gone
to Huber's grove on the bluff for its an.
nual picnic this afternoon. Two excur>
sion cars on the Moline & Rock Island
horse railroad conveyed the picnicers to
the scene. Bleuer's baud accompanied
the party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-30

The excursion OF Dominic Talmaye and his
HOOK 10 the Thousand Islands had the charm
Of novelty 10 most who took part In 1t So had
the pleasure OF sunday fishing which followed
the sermon The good church members who
INDUCED In the luxury supposed to be monopo-
nZed ey the children Of darkness are probably
taxing a leaf out OF their pastors book. His
tour OF the dens Of vice a few years ago In
search of materials for future diseaurses to
young men Is s,ln fresh In the public memory.
and his hearers doubtless reasoned that they
would be ali the better equipped for warfare
against Sunday sports by getting a little praeti-
cal experience.
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READ TIM AsswEE Ii Tn
.STARS

SHOULD A QUESTION ARISE IN yoUR
MIND AS TO THE BEST PLACE TO GET
FITTED OUT IN FINE SUMMER CLOTH.
ING AT VERY kfTfLE COST, INQUIRE
OF YOCa FRIENDS: THEY WILL TEt.f,
you TEAT WE ARE SELLING MEMS
SEERSUCkER COATS AND VESTS FROM
S1.1O UP: BOYS DO. AGES j. TO Il, $I25
Black aHPAGA CoA1S FROM 81 IS UP.
ASK YOUR CASUAL ACoUAINTANCES-
TREY WILL INFORM YOU WE KEEPIN
STOCK AN ALMOST ENDLESS VARIETY
OF fHE FINEST KINDS OF COOL SUM.
MER CLOTHING, INCLUDING FANCY
COLORED SILK ALPACAS, PONGEES
skR0Es, DRaP UETss, NUNS CLOTHS.
ZEPHYR WEIGHT CAsSIMERS AND
CHEvIOTEENs. TO FIT THE LARGE AND
SMALL. THE TAIL AND SHORT, THE
FAT AND LEAN, THE YOUNG AND OLD.
CONSULT THE WHISPERING WINDS
THEY WILL ENLIGHTEN you AS 10
fRlOEA AND TELL YoU SOMETHING OF
OURS Y0U WILL L1zAfsN-PERHAPS
FOR THE FfRST TTME-wHAT REAL
BARGAINS OUR HOUSE IL CONSTANTLY
STOCKED WITH. NO MATTER WHAT
YOUR CONDITION IN LIFE NAY Bk--
LABORER, MECHANIC. MERCHANT, OR
MILLIONAIRE, PROFESSIONAL MAN OR
GENTLEMAN OF ELE8 ANT LEISURE
WE RAvE GOODS TO SUIT YOUR vARI-
Jus aaSAES AMI 1hE hEDS 1OUh
VARIOUS CALLrNGS. ND ALL ATPRICEs
INTENDED TO ASTONIsH AND AMAZE
YOU. SHOULD YOU NEED AN ELEGANT
SUIT OF SCOTCH CHEv1OT OR STYLISH
CASHMERE. YOU CAN HAVE YOUR
CHOICE OF FIFTY DIFFERENT STYLES
THAT SOLD READILY UP TOONE WEEK
AGO AT $1h Sl8.5O AND $l2, NOW GOING
FOR THE SMALL SUM OF TEN DOL
LARS, Why CAN VIE DO THIS? YOU
ASK: "READ THE ANSWER IN THE
STARS" AND COME DIRECTLY TO
rHE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY
NV CORNER OF 7TH AND sTS
GALL BLUE sIGNs.) je3om,w.f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-30

A press dispatch from Logansport, Indiana.
speaks OF q "noveI suit brought against a
church there. praying tor damages and An in
Junction, the cause of offence being the ringing
OF the bell In tbs steeple of the sanct uary. This
sort Of thing may be a novelty In Logansport,
bab IL Is by no means new tp other cities In
NeE York, Brooklyn, Chicago, 81. Louis and
elsewhere fight has been made against the
ringing OF church bells, and Ia at least one in
stance the noise has been judically condem ned
as nuisance. In one Of the smaller towns of
the west an aggrieved citizen. having failed to
get relief from the local magistrates, set up In
his yard, next to the obnoxious meesing house
an arrangement OF steam whistles on which he
would play, during the hours of servica each
sunday. such inspiring airs as "Nary to the
Saviour Tomb By this means he drove both
preacher aud congregation nearly wild When
called into court in his turn, he adopted the
same line of defence that the trustees of the
church had-nameiy, that what disturbed other
ears was sweet music To his, aud that IL was an
incident TO his weekly worship, in which no
man or set Of men had Alright TO abridge his
liberty. To prevent further scandal, the church
bought rs neighbours land, whistles and all
al aigh valuation, and he was enabled TO re-
move, without loss, 20 another part of the
town wbere his Sunday morning rest would
no longer be disturbed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-30

shawl Strapa with handles. from 2So pA
The Travelling Companion" y useful article; Il =
Waterproof compartments for all tpiles Articles and
fockes Sssarra are ,s abs csse ~, 8Se q
leather and eont&in comb mirror, scis10rs, puttoE
hook and nail cleaner, 29c, well worth soc. eech
b lshes we import direct and can AFFORD to sen 81
cheap as others can buy at Hair Dfushes for $50,
usually soA fof 65c Clothes brushes for 400, usually
sold for 40c; Tooth Brushes for 1Sc good g any
offered elsewhere for 26c Nall Brushes Tor 25c, ustf
Ally sold for 35c Flesh Brushes, with long curved
handles, for 73c, usually sold for $i,soaps in end
less variety: a styles OF CoGates aso 0efe freres
celebrated French Soaps nearly half drueostg pEtee
Perfumes: Lubin's, all odofs, 33c. on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-30
AurssAcH a. Bmo..
cas- rENNsYLvANlA AVENUE

025 PENNsYLvASIA AVENUE
GREAT CLEAKlN0 SALE OF A NASCFACL
TCRERs STOCK
0eneleneA's Eng. Fhnne. street and C11ice Ouasu
On choice peatsrhs), values 80. reduced TO 81 So
400 doG Embr. seAsn end -Four IN Hands; vn1ue
u.s.; reduced 20 lee.
100 doL sissik scsrh IN tscks aud Oats value go;
redncsd - CSC
- as& sascy ssss Collars ssd ousA. aze lss 70 n,
800
400 DOT hscy French Psroale Shirts, al g.,
Schosce pHst<rnss. collars and psir cuffs. Ella
70 ooA brilliant BLACK Llsss Half Hose fAst coofse
value 81; reduced 50c
20 dez- shswksh Black Bazbrisysn Hsd Hose tfhas
eoaorsp. 5oc. n =
90 dSS solfd mode shsdes end srripss win whsA
49, ta Regular nnds kalf Hose; 50e rsouopt
CSC = y
20 dok DARK ,is H.lf fose PIN ssripss fuu rsru,as
made Il slf Hosg value o0c; rsduced ~
Larue 10s aftsilk Windscrs spots al.6 cb&cn as
- dox white shtrts. II W az c1uetss No. ~,
ianndsrei. win passns 0so<sts back md s1s<sea
Sc. o. Q Sbr -. =
seas sOeas Sbr J. A. scrivsn's pAfept slssssc su>uu
Sooa DeswsrA NE besx etsing garment ever pr,o<.
AuEkBACH q BRo. - =
.Esw Ensr.nes On Cd. Is. ~,
n kNTLxMK1cs SUITS scocRrp = -
w. And fkks>Ep PoR n
0esG esiisS u q zsi iise - n'Aaass s
hu-ane aaassx. cslvss =. ssiass
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-30

Il ONSh oOopS LUNCH GOODS
- Inqoest.ofsoly the largest assortnens in the
cay com risihg all kinds Prepared Meas Picked
oysters ssfdloes. Lobster, Salmon and other FIsh
fNsles vi every kana and style. Olives OF superior
qualty IN large and small packages. Prepared M0s-
tao FRENCH AID German, in many STYLES. Sauces
ana other Sonainskis Ia scitabie picnic pscGareS
rfsssfEss. JeIes anS jams Pure Fruit aud sugar
ovoos, domestic aud imported Lime Fruit Juice
every sfano KNOW 10 the trade Frat - rms 40.
nestle and mportesi Fine BaaanSs and other s;r,en
fluit> Snoiee Cigars By the box or bundle az low
isss- very goed Sfzar 50 In box. 81 90, try
mem Suf FLesh made Potato chips simply ina.
ne-se lot pecnic purposes. We have nos sDectsiIv
arranysd 20 have onr supply made rom NEW CROP
fyt1soss aud We get item hot rom the oven eyery
oAef ess klAfAoS<o foU KITS COMPANY
4SS Sth 81, bet. d and 4 ssa
L r.C 49, -
= LHat GOOD COUNTRY BU TIER 81. Ca
~ lbs Bess Cream Cheese. z5c
NJ Beef Creamery Butter, per IL. go
Bostles Hue Ciaret. 81 90
Z paw = oyAna oad WHISKY especdssss .css-.a o..
nseo5cina3 tfse.
Ihsvssr run GRAPE WINE. MADE by myself
GEO n oHARE, Ast.
1e50- a. lxSS sxA -
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FOR RENT-HouSEs.

INOH RENT -.
il fio6 sth aw- so y ss2 IAN 81 nw.--s sooo
l7zo loth 81 --21 o. S11 IT 1000
152s y. J. ave n a. Is so llol lth Sc. 1900
fs1S 49, 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-30

lt is interesting now, In view OF the position
the irish question has takeE in British politics,
TO recall plan which NJ LabOuchere proposed
In his newspaper some seven years ago. This
was for the division OF the house of commons
into three great committees-one for Ireland,
another for Scotland and another Tor England,
and the first and second reading of bill affect
ing any one OF these countries in the commit
tee charged with the affairs OF that country,
after which it could be submitted to the whole
house for its third and last reading preparatory
TO passage. II was believed that this arrange
ment would insure tbs, fullest attention to local
concerns; while. on the other hand, IL a meas
ure which was properly imperial happened to
be struggled through a committee the trick
would be discovered and the remedy applied
when IL came up for its third reading In the
house.
The Irish question could then, perhaps. have
been settled on that basis. At least u tenn por-
airy truce would have been declared aud the
leaders of all factions would have had a chance
To look abou: them. John Bright and Joseph
Chamberlain and William L. Gladstone could
all have met on such q common ground. But
the opportunity was allowed TO go by, and what
was then only aeck In the sky has become an
immense cloud overspreading nearly the
whole political armament Committees will
aos satisfy the Irish patriot now. He wants
self-goverumsnt or nothing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-30
EE;: III e. e. s. +
$sSs$#$ + T. {! & r. r.

Null shawls very large size ana elaborately en-
bro dered for 81 %; the quality ard style Of these
shawis make them Sell worth "a 81. Null T1es,
with Lace ends, are something new: have them 1T
4sc 6Se. use and q ,Roening; the latest nov;
price Is only Sc: price ELSEWHERE Soc .Chemisettes
are all the rage. we show them In white and eoaored
French percae, fro - Z6c Chidren's Collars In
new shapes offered for for 2Sc. aud beas-
tiful designs of embroidered Collars for Csc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-30

|T He
UNAPP RoA ABLE
AND
LAST SALE OF THE sxAsoN
LADIES MUSLIN AND cA1G1RIo
IS cgsT
UNDERwEAA,
Which hiss been unpfeeeaentediy successful. and
caused the disposal ofan iasmenss anaarat af goods
win continue until
SATURDAY Nrunr.
ALSO THE LOIS
AT 70 AND At 81 GEKTS,
TO CLOSE OUT OUR PARAsOLS
We have divided our entire stock into FIVE LOTS. At
the following low prices:
eIBS-Ths lot includes Embossed Satin, Fine Satin
Figured and Striped Satin Coachings. Regular
prices from e298 to SA2A.
$24s Lot includes Satin Coasninss ssixr II nd1es
Changeable Silks Figured PonSees and LAce
oTrimmed. Regular prices rom $S.29 70 S4sA
$2gS Special attention Lot includes Striped Satin
Pongees, Fancy Striped Saaines, Embroidered
Pongees Quaker silks Spotted Changeabls
silks, fdlly thirty styles Hesulaf pfiess,
$4.SS to 81.
$3o8 Lot includes Striped Silks, Satin Bordered Pom
gees. Mikado. Ia JapohAise trimmed ball
fringe. Regular prices, $59S 70 e0.eA
$A98 Lot includes Persian Striped Mikado Persian
silk PsrasOls, Lace Covered and Quaker six
Mikada Regular prices, % 10 91ASS.
RUCHfNG REMNANTs
We bought from one Of the largest manufacturers
over 2,OOO yards Of Ruching Remnants, including
French Null. Crepe Lisse. Tinsei Rbbon Mixed Che
nile Effects and fne Lace Edge Neon Ruehinga
These goods run In lengths from q 70 yAedA We
ha We marked them from
SC TO 25c.; NOT oNE.HALr TIE REAL VALUE
BALANCE OF LOT
100 DOZEN PURE LINEN ELLEN TERRY
COLLARS,
Especially Adapted for Summer Wear,
AT CENTS.
We have them in two widths with worked button
holes, fine finish.
JUST RECEIvED--40inch Egyptian Lace F3ounc-
ings at u.s. SO, % cents and $t in White and Beige
EMBRoIDERIEa
To close our wide sws. Flouncing we have marked
them S1.24. Sl.Sy. u. %.
Swiss Ailovers, 7sc., &c.. sl.24, S1.Sa
All our 15c. Hamburg Edgings. l0c.
All our 1sc Hamburg Edgings. 1875.
All our Zoe. Hamburg Edeings. 15c
THE POST OR CRITIC
FOR
LAST GREAT
MILLIN merry
SALE OF THE SEASON.
In conclusion to the above we guarantee to supply
and satisfy The most economical buyer. We shen not
answer you, rs frequently done,
SAIL SOLD OUT"
Cut the above advertisement cut and bring Il With
You and for yourselves il everything not Is rep
resented. All goods advertised viii be found TOR sale
On counters
F : EE"Ef T. E.: +; $IjSII$I
y #i4F n a q II - g. e. III r
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INSTEAD Or

BEING OPEN HALF DAY on sATuRr
DAY. JULY Sd. AND HALF DAY ON MON
DAY. JULY 5rH, THE PALAIS ROYAL
HAS DECIDED on BEING OPEN ALL
DAY SATURDAY. JULY Sd.
CLOSED AL Day MONDAY, JULY 5TN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-30

The returns from the Sheepshead Bay race
course. on Long Island, bring news that would
have made the hair Of potter generation
stand on end: "Troubadour has beaten Miss
Woodford." In old times troubadours used to
play on the guitar and sing sweet songs to the
misses who were within reach; and he who
should have beaten one of them would have
lost his standing among his fellows forever.
"rhe degeneraey Of the times is shown by such
signs "a these" was the thoughtful remark OF
the rural editor on the line OF the Erie canal
when he chronicled the fact that General
Grant ran into Florence Nightingale this morn
ing and STAYED a hole in her side
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TIT b ERE BEE 90 mn n
+ HE"f I +. s. E $s]}I |
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H w Fl / III / ssoss HI T. T.. ::

AsorHza Coassa In HA4a
This time It Is the iobbers who are conspiring to
prevent retailers from buying direct nom the nana-
fatursrA and thus make consumers pay An additiooal
profit every hat purchased. We do not think the
attempted combination win be successful The follow
ing circular, received this week. sheds some ,iehs on
| the subject:
CHAS r. HENDERSON, Pres't
NORMAN HENDERSON, secy
| OFFICE OF THE MATTEAwAN NANUTACruR.
ING COMPANY,
400 and Ill Spring street,
New YoRK, June "a, 1854
Dear sirs:
paper has been presented to this Company for it.
bers having declined 70 buy ofthis COMPANY unless it
We now Beg 70 inform the trade generally tina. ne
have not si.ned such paper tor the following
In the nrst place combination that we have On.
lived up to by certain number Of those in il. and
when too late have TO the fact that
In tue second place, for the pas. sixseen yea.s we
nave always managed business and used our
own methods for protecting the interests Of our GUS
minds 10 submit to committee to whether certain
parties are proper ones for us 10 sell to or
c k q: lave q
stgned the paper wiz eonstrae our action into u
seeking other trade than theirs
we always have DOM. look after the interests OF
those VINO use our goods and Will zee 70 that their
iect that purpose
WATrEAWAN MANUFACTURING CO
CHAA h HENDERSON,
President
It is no use gentlemen jobbers the tendency OF the
times Enthusiastically the direction Of bringing the
producer and consumer in juxssposis;on and ii may
as well be at once realized
The Hat Manufacturer Is we understand it. do not
contemplate desire to sell all retailers, but only
those who buy in large quantities. ourselves tor sx-
ample, who buy more hats than many . saall 1obber.
Therefor. wh,ls we interest the uanufAcsursr to =
degree than the aforesaid small jobber we put
ourselves position to interest the consumer IA Hike
manner by offering him inducements to the extent Of
what we have aavedby avoiding Intermediate banda
First the Washington retailers tried now the ,obbsns
trade are trying. to corner ua We bea,sve The enc
viii be futile as the other. and We shall be enabled
IN the future. as In the past. to sail hAts Il
POPULAR PRICES.
sAKs AND COMPANY,
1e30 800 10 Sos 7TH 81
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.


FoR kENTmeoe EAST CAPITOL ST. ROOMS;
IL modern 42A 107 Il. ne. rooms: modern.
s30.Ao olS IN q Sc, ICONS: gas and water:
room< gas and ..ier; 81: $50 9Th st ne. 9 rooms
kas and water; SIS. 1885 II 81 ne. q rooms: hall:
mod imps. SIS. zoos 9Th 81 se; roomx &lu
ie30-N Sd aud hast CAPITOL SITS.
1NOR RENT-lA2I W ST. NV ROOMS ALI
II modern tup4ov enentx hall large yard front aud
side entrance. $50 r. 4. LARNER $50 st. le3<N,Sts
L>oR RENT Oh 6ALE-A BEAUTIFUL COT
II tase nj Mount Peasant containing sax larks
rooms swo squai Is nom cArs rent SIS mouth OF
-eiil sell for -. JOU on easy terms
xun,. mo wA9SANAS.
LHoR RENT = TEN ROOM HOUSE, HAIL
I water, gns, lakrtbe, sreAking tr6e; lerge pxrk
1129 New jersey ave. Rent. SO. Apply a. liO6
u nv. fSSocys
EoR RENT-lals nth ST.. n. W, THkEE
- story bxtck house. feoms cellar. bsyh reoxn and
AH n.ofers tmpruvenacuta Inquire ~ lb0o z s. q
money order once. cor. Sfh and 4 81. J. EfNAN.
EroR RENT-BRfCK IHOCsE 48O Sd ST NV.
~ 10 mId tmps SIS Brick, $40 X ST. 3 rs mod
imps $25 Brick, 111 Sth D. n.w.; ruornS mod
tmps: $30. J. FIXED KELLEY. 6l3 On 4 nW.
E>0R RKNr-HOUsE IL No0r DEsTRABLf 10
- .cAfso1c per0cuy heaffhy: exteAA1ve lawn an<
grgvs sey q $780, On the TeulsytuWn reed, 9crsl
g 8: Nhaas Church. ieo0N4tSts
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OsT-PA RI OF BOOK AND PAPEs~, NTH
- name of la Weer near corner 9Th aud h ia, a. w.
Suitable reward ~ ieft NJ r. n DEA NEl 4, stable
AS St n. ". lie
n osT-sUNDAY, JUNE 27TH BLACK DBEsse
IL Coat. In the pocket of which was = bunch Of KEYS
l.Dersi reward II returned 10 LOUIS fI.EMMER'S
Drug store, 18th and 4 sts. LIS
n OST-HEAvY GOLD SEAL RING-NAME
y = inside. Finder snitsbiy rev Arded W. Il HAZEN,
l6ol st. NV. jssU- Iw.
II OsT-BETwEEN LAST sATC RDAY ANDsUN.
day. al back Newfoundland Dog. Liberal reward
II returne0 TO Las $40 st. je3O-2ts
GTRAYED To NY PREMISES ON SATURDAY
~ night. oee COW Owner have ~ me By proving
property and paying charges JOHN r. GAkRETT,
90 fox Hall Fsrm. near oeorgetown je2s-3ts
II OST MONDAY FORENOON IADY,s
- eresstpin. with picture OF deceased husband.
FINDER wsu be rewafdsd BY returning same TO MrH
". FIshER. 40 Myrtle q ne Je29-2ts
n oST-THURsDAY, JUNE "a 1855 AN or.
Il suEe and white Setter gyp; answers to the
name Of Bess Suitable reward viii be paid for her
return 70 lOe eth &C. nv. jexe-2ts
II osT-oN SATURDAY LAsT-YoUNG MELLOW
IL skye terrier Dog. the return Of which 1884
lesh ST NV suitable reward viii be given. je2S3ts
n osT-oN FRIDAY NIGHT A LITTLE BAY
~ Mare three miles the other side BladensburR-
sbSut Sven old; three white feet frvnI
ftsder win be rewarded returned 10 l6I6 lllh q
". Jexs-3ts
n OST--ON FRIDAY LAST DURING A DRIVE
Il Inom the country ciub on the Tennailytown Rod
through the Woodiey lane. dos CobIsssscut ave-
70 13Ox 18th st gold locke With diamond IN
center, portrait inside iiberl ssnS6
returned 70 above number JexSSts
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FOR TOMORROW.
THURSDAY, JULY 1ST
FRIDAY, JULY I'D.
Our Regular remnant and Bargain Sale Days. we
shall offer the following:
incS vide orienta Lace Sc Yard i w pt io
Oar 5sc Leather Belts, with purse attachments. in
Misses Ribbs,i Isle Hose all eolors. qoe per pair
LADIES' Am Linen Collars and Cuffs. with Colored Bor
ders, $40 per set
a Iii iS xnosed Fringe oam.a.
x..I Towel 30c; worth SOC.
S1c Embroidered Yoke Chenise. CSC.
Iaaiss VINE sss sny as skirt
n Md e., 81 Jerseys, al ages and colors Ssc.
ss Green sasf an Navy
white Plaid orsands. sd pei yard es''"' ff''e LOG
Regular Price l2rc
About goo yards ot shase Of Fine ss.tesns
per ys 81 per Sss we w os Sns at
SesRl pss sls,s SslG,sd D5ns
goo pieces SILK PonGee, 20 yards in piece at % per
sfs s Say Ill., o WORTH ss al. shades
20 dozen Gents, Satin Lined reck or puffea scsrfs
t sss1s ~ suaty worth easily COO. We win offer
le4 bent hleached sheeting Ice per yard
lv nrs se eT E srSw1 C9tson, a7e per yard
White Corded qoc oniy 5a redaseG 81 from 1oc
e. sssS. .ss AS w;sasag 40
from 70 10 yards, at 24c per yard. These goods
cost IN h,ll pieces from the agents 55c per yard
One e Sash.m Lawn and Whit.
s g a. &C. per yard Some Of these goods sold
Double width ali Wool Canvas Cloths sse per yard,
s,,l reduced 3. saI fsom 7Se to close:
larger than the stocks Of three stores In this
Lot of Remnants Of seeruckers at their real
Remnant. Of Lawn at Sc.
S4 Remnants e. Fruit OF the Loom At 121ac
All SILK Black Guipicre Lace I5e
And other bargains equa. iy cheap.
All Goods Marked In Plain F1gursa
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Everything in stock as advertised.
bargain Days. Compelled 10 sell them for or o'
CASH ONLY.
/ "A Nm sss
E.. +. sss sss rs. ~ =:
E +; ) - II ?s g; III
BBB RRR 90
EDB BR 9 g
BIB o o 10
je0o 4ao-42c-424.42e SEVENTH STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-30
FOR RENT-STORES.

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plate glass bay windows large airy and light with
All mode RI convenienceA 1908 St NV. A growing
Penn. ave. ie2GS3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-30
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