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National Republican., 1886-10-20
A POLITICAL DODGE


Discovered in the order Issued rs to
Delivering Drafts in settlement of
Claims.
The order issued by the Secretary Of
the Treasury several days since to the Of
feet that hereafter all checks and drafts
will he sent direct to the claimants whose
claim has been allowed by the department
without deducting the attorneys fees, as
has been the practice heretofore, Is creating
quite furry among agents and attorneys
in this city, and they, To q man, denouuce
the order and cay 1t is done for political
purposes and not for the good OF the claim
ants.
~ have been practicing now before the
Treasury Department for a great number OF
years." said one Of the best known claim
agents in this city last night to REPUBLI.
CAN reporter, "but never before have /
seen such smallness in big things as
adopted by the officials OF the treasury.
They act as though they didn't know how
to manage the department; that IT was too
big for them, but they consider most OF
their acts as shrewd political strokes to
catch votes. 1t may be that the depart.
ment isn't run by politicians, but as sure as
you are born every new order that is issued
Is done to make the Democratic party
stronger
"Was this last order issued Tor that
reasonF
at was, and III just show you how they
expect to do IL. You see IL looks as though
II was issued for the benefit OF claimants TO
protect them from being feeced by unscru-
pulous agents, but the real object Is to have
at the end Of the fiscal year larger surplus
fund than ever before, and they viii hayeit t."
"What has the surplus fund to do with
this orderY"
"Just this; Not half the claimants will
ever pay the attorneys who prosecuted their
claims. The consequence will be that the
attorney won't file claim until he has re-
coived his fee. And II the claimant is q
POOR man-and nearly every claimant is
no claim Will be presented, AMI thus the
claim will never be paid"
"By this means,n continued the lawyer,
as he brought his fist down with q bang on
his desk, "thousan is OF Just obligations
that worthy people hold against the govern
ment will, as / have said, never be paid,
and the Democratic party that passes as
the rarity Of reform, (') will go before the
public In the next campaign with pam.
phlet showing how much they have saved the
people by contrasting the surplus fund
with what II was when they came in, while
as matter Of fact every dollar OF the In.
crease belongs TO some worthy man or
woman who did not receive IL because be
or she bad no one to properly prosecute
| their claims. Mark my words and see II |
am not right, and IL this surplus fund af-
| fair isn't made the basis of campaign
| document said the lawyer as the reporter
bid him good night, "I'll give you hat.n
National Republican., 1886-10-20
100, 900 Ticketsat Five Dollars Each. Fractions
in ilnhs, in proportion.

1867 Prizes, amounting to- ..---"......,. S265 500
Application for rates to Clubs should be made
only TO the oiiice OF he company in New Or
leans.
For further information write clearly, giving
full address,
Postal Notes, Express Money Orders, or New
York Exchange in ordinary letter. Currency
invariably by express lat our expensel, ad
dressed NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
Make p. o. Money Orders payable and ad-
dress Registered Letters to NEW ORLEANS
NATIONAL BANK, New Orleans, La
National Republican., 1886-10-20

THRTY.THRER years have passed since the
Introduction of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, aud II
ktill stands unrivaled. Get the genuine, Price,
On cons.
National Republican., 1886-10-20
Work on the nladensburg Road.

Proposals were received yesterday by the
commissioners for grading and macadamlang
the BlGdensburg road from the Boundary TO
the Queens Chapel road. The bidders were
and j. j.. Lyons, Sl2,5lO,06 Tally e Joyce, be.
ing the lowest bidders, received the contract
National Republican., 1886-10-20
$500
Everythipg AmicabIy Settled.

Children's Wear resisting Suits, sizes from 4
10 il years. Eseman Bros, Clothiers and
TailorB, corner Seventh and L streets.
National Republican., 1886-10-20
InyitIng the DIPLOMATIC Corps.

The State Department yesterday issued n the
diplomatic corps handsomely engraved and
embossed cards of invitation to the Bartholdi
statue inauguration services On the 25th instant.
National Republican., 1886-10-20
Tho following daily market reports have been
furnished by ]. Vance Lewis, broker, Le Droit
t5ilding, Eighth and streets, being the most 40
tive Fooks In the New York exchange;
Grain and Provisions

Grain and Provisions.
Following In the range of prices in the Chicago
market, furnished by b. X. Plain 4 Co., 81, Cloud
Building, corner Of Ninth and streets.
National Republican., 1886-10-20
&5.OO
Tho Roanoke Maohine works.

For Boys' Suits. sizes IA to III strong, good
We airing and fast cOlors. Eiseman Bros, cor
ner Seventh and streets.
National Republican., 1886-10-20
RAILWAY NOTES.

THE frequent and painful disease, rheuma.
tism, can be permanently cured by Salvation
National Republican., 1886-10-20
WAsHINGToN, OHIO q WESTERN Rail-
" ROAD A''hiH
Schedule in effect Aug. 1 1880.

Schedule in effect Aug. 1 1880
q, Trains VIII leave from and arrive at b. &P.
Station, Sixth and b streets as follows: Re
q. leave Warrington 9i0 q. m. daily, excent
sunday, and f45 p. m. daily, arriving AZ Ro,,,,t
Hill llA a. m. and 7:l9 y. IN. i'
Returning trains leave Round Hin at 6.os
=. m daily, and at 3:l5 p. m daily, ekcept sun
y. IN. ~ ""N ''o
n Monthly and quarterly Communication rates
one thousand mile tickets, s25. K BELL.
SuDorintpudont
National Republican., 1886-10-20
nrrt.A.cr nhir

u
Dear Sirs-I shall continue the use OF your
Duny's Pure Mnlt Whiskcy aud Dulfy's
Formula, for II Is all that keeps me up l
would not have strength to g,t around the
house If did not have It.
MRs NJ, e. HIBDARD.
National Republican., 1886-10-20
Ne was I'm self-Defonse,

"SRnatOTial,n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-15

The end OF the strike In the building trades in
this city is at hand brought about by the con-
cessions offered by the workingmen on the one
hand and by disagreement between the en-
plOyers on the other. The season of idleness
has lasted more than six weeks, and everybody
interested in the welfare of Washington will be
glad that it is ended. But how much better off
would all have been if IL had never begun!
And the very conclusion which both sides have
reached at the middle of June might have been
reached on the first of May If the issues had
been submitted to arbitration.
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THE TINE HIS CoxE

When the gentleman of leisure HES him to the sea
shore or the mountains. perhaps his fancy leads
him to spend his vacation in trave by land
both.
Before taking his fight whichever way his inclina-
ton points. would ask him TO take a peep In our
show window. better STILL visit establishment.
and the problem (what to while away solves
itself You will see be shown with poIiteness and
attention endless variety of semitropical clothing
10 suit the taste of the fastidious
plain. SEERSUCKER SUITS, THE MATERIAL OF
WHICH WAS WOVEN IN THE NATIVE HUTS
OF FAR-oFF HINDOSTAN; INVITATIONS OF THE
SAME MADE IN THIS COUNTRY AND IN ENG
LAND CONSIDERABLY LESS IN PRICE. BUT
STRONG, DURABLE. AND THOROUGHLY
SHRUSk, AND so NEAR LIKE THE ORIGINAL
THAT 1T TAKES PRACTICED EYE TO TELL
WHICH Is WHICH" WE HAVE ALL SHADES
OF BOTH. PONGEE COATS AND VESTS LIGHT
AND GAUZEY AS THE SPIDERS WEB. MADE
BY THE INDUSTRIOUS NATIVES OF THE
FLOWEKY KINGDOM:' CUBAN CRINfPS FROM
THE lever FAITHFUL ISLE" SOUTH AMER
lCAN CHECKS. FROM CHILL, PERU AND THE
BRAZILS. LIGHT WEIGHT SERGE SUITS IN
EVERY SHADE FROM THE ORTHODOX BLACK
TO THE MORE PRONOUNCED DRAB AND
SLATE COLORS. AND THESE AT PRICES
WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL. DRAP D. ETES
NUNS CLOTHS, ZEPHYR WEIGHT CAsSIMERS
AND CHEVIOTEENS WITHOUT END. IN SUITS
AND OTHERWISE. AND AT PRICES THAT WILL
SURPRISE THE BUYER WHO KNOWS THEIR
ACTUAL VALUE THE BUSTER. THAT INDIs-
PENSABLE GARMENT TO THE TRAVELLER,
HAS RECEIVED FROM Us ITS FULL SHARE OF
ATTENTION. WE HAVE THEM IN ALL COLoRs
AND QUALITIES WE CAN FIT A CHILD SIX
YEARS OF AGE AND MAN MEASURING So
INCH CHEST MEASURE WITH EQUAL FACII-
IrY.
To THE STAY-AT-HOMES BY WHICH WE
MEAN THOSE WHO PREFER THE SOLID COM
FORTS OF HOME COMBINED WITH THE BEAU
tbs OF WASHINGTON. TO THE SHORES OF
THE UNDERSTANDING SEA" OR THE RUGGED
w
WOULD SAY. VISIT OUR ESTABLISHM ENT
AND WE WILL AID YOU IN MAKING LIFE In
WASHINGTON DURING THE HEATED TERM
AS COOL AND ENJOY ABLE AS If YOU WE'RE IN
MODERN ARCADIA.
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Without entering upon the merits of the con-
test over the charterins of cable road in
Washington there ought to be nothing but con-
demnation of the tactics of the opposition in
the House headed by Mr.. Gibson, of West Vir-
ginia, who to hinder vote on the bill talked
against time through the whole of the "Dis-
trict day" thus preventing the consideration
OF any OF the other District measures of import
ance waiting action. As another District day
will not occur before the second Monday in
July, and as Congress will probably not be in
session at that date, 1t is doubtful If any fur
ther opportunity will be afforded for District
legislation. Mr.. Gibson ought to understand
that there other District interests to be con-
sidered besides those Of the street railroads
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81 E ss (. ~ : /: IN :: ss IS.
BBnIP "A . = ~ ssss -
7TH, 9Th AND sra

Of Dry Goods. and continue from day to day. Hours,
10 in the morning till in the afternoon.
ladies will please take notice that the Auction sale
Of Dry Goods Is held in back building upstairs
sti we offer for private sale stock in our regular Dry
Goods Department at prices most astonishing
Remember. are going out of Dry Goods
We must sell and refuse no reasonable offer.
II VIII nay you to come and see
It win pay you well to lay In Winter goods
We hSSe good and desirable stock.
Our Dress Goods are as fine as can be found any
where
Remember. we must sell.
THE IMMENSE RUSH
in Embroidery and Lace department left US lit
tie short of some goods on Saturday.
We now announce the following new arrivals of Big
and Special lots which we claim to be the cheapest
goods shown by US this season.
SWISS EMBROIDERED FLoUNC1NGs
Seven new patterns added to-day to our famous Csc
lot they 10 II inches Deep new patterns really
worth 4se. yard. Remember our price, 25c. yard:
ALSO
opened to-day, 16 patterns of Swiss Embroidered
Skrtfngs, As inches Deep work coming high up: actu
al value 81 25 to Sl9s price only 81 yard Re-
member 16 new patterns opened since Friday.
In Laces we showing everything that is desira-
BILE. We have bargain top of bargain We are only
sorry that some customers at this department cannot
receive the attention they deserves alude those
who come during the extra busy hours and at times
when the stock is SO mussed that it is impossible
show the many good things we have.
Just opened. 4O-inch Oriental Flounce for 75c q
yard. worth $l25.
SCARFS AND SHAWLs
We are selling great many of Atwood Cashmere
Scarfs and shawls this season. from the quantity of
shawls sold the prices must be correct.
We will offer for the next few days.
100 dozen Of Scarfs tall-woU Cashmere) fringed
ends, at CSC each
so dozen Of scarfs (all-wool Cashmere) fringed all
round, handsomely embroidered at 81 40 each.
Crepe Capes and Shaws specially. The largest line
Of fine Capes and shawls in the city
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PROPOSALS.
RI l. NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
Os BUREAU on STEAM ESeISEERINe.

-
Os BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERINo.
May 18th, 1889.
Proposals, In duplicate sealed and endorsed on en-
velope Bids for Drawing Instruments dc" will be
facturers only until TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ, JUNE
SiXTEENTH..3SS6 for the following supplies, VI
best quality, 70 be delivered with 20 days al
award I'm this Office free of expense 60 the govern
ment and subject the conditions and inspec
ton, viz: Bureau of steam Engineering Drawing In
struments and Materials.
tclcs required. viii be furnished upon aoplicason -
this Office, and all necessary information
Two responsible suretes required for the prompt
ana faithful delivery of the articles awarded AID the
tary or other public ofhcer.
The right Is reserved TO reject any ell BIDS that
may not be deemed advantageous ~ the governments
visable CHAs. ii. IOKRING,
my2o-law4w Engineerin-Chiei. Z. = n.
DRoPosALs FOR sUPPLIEs'
Il officE OF PUBLIc BuIaDiSos AID Snounh
No. 100 Penn -yiy anla syes
WASHINGTON ID. g. Nay ~. 1850.
Sealed Proposals. duplicate. will be received 8
this ONCE until TWELkE O'CLOCK, MON, sAIs
URDAY, JUNE NINETEENTH. 1855; and opened
plies required BY this OH during the fiscal year en =
ing June 30 1887 ~ follows
Glass i. Florists supplies; Class Flower Pots O.
cultural impiements &C; Glass 8. E3e;trr Baflsry
tionsry: Class O. Manure Glass 10. sand and Grsvci
Class IA Bricks Cisss TO- sod Class 49, Fuel: Clas:
IL. Lumber cass Ii. use Of 1s<ms ssA Wsssns; cisn
sepsrsts rTopc,as sr each cia~ ere ds~,r,d Ne q,
vecpes will be endorsed 70 indicate the sss or wbch
The o. i reserves the right TO reject any and all pro
Forms and specifications en- ss osss..sa g ~
my is 20. 81 .22jel4l5-ot Colonel &. Army.
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP.

LADIES l UNDERWEAR BARGAINS.
Our stock of Ladies' Fine Gauze. Gossamar
Balbrggan and Isle Thread Underwear and
SIX Bodices Is yet complete in each line and
size.
we quote as specially good values the follow
ing LADIES Fine GauZe Vests silk bOund3
High neck and long sleeves
HISh neck and short sleeves,
High neck and no sleeves,
Low neck and sleeves
Only % cents per garment
a grade finer, 50 cents, 3 for ST.
grade still fiRr so cents each
grade extra fine. 62L, cents each
Ladies' Fine Gauze Jersey Boices silk bourd
perfect shape. low neck aud 10 sleeves ONLY SO
cents
Cnildrens GauZe Vests
Elsh neck and long sleeves
Hlgn neck and short sleeves.
Low neck and no 4eeyes,
Only % cents each.
Also the same styles in finer grades
Ladies Fine Ribbed silk Bodices low neck
and no sleevts- The thing for summer seashore
wear Colors: Pink, cream, blue and cardinal
only $3.50 each.
(First floor, midway; left side)
D
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FOR RENT-HOuSES

L>oR RENT-632 ST n. h, s-RocM sRIcK
II House, new: all mod imps. s2o: 6S6 ST. ne n.
the house good cellar $50. Key at e3s u 81
G u. PARKER
yel2-Ns a. and y -, ~
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TINS w GATHER

TINS WEArHER
MAKES ONE THINK OF SUMNER CLOTHING.
AND NOT ONLY THINK OF 1T But LOOK FOR
IT AND BUY II
EVERY SEASON BRINGS OUT NOVELTIES
IN THIN GOODS, AND WE CAN SHOW YOU THE
NEWEST AND FINEST THINGS IN THE MAR
KET
FIRST COMES THE PURE SILK COATS AND
VESTS. NEXT TO NOTHING IN WEIGHT, BUT
STRONG AND WARRANTED FAST CoLoRs.
THEN COMES y GREAT VARIETY OF Mo-
EAIE AND ALPACA GOODS. LIGHT AND DARK.
SACK COATS AND FOUR BUTTON CUTAwAY
COATS.
THEN CONES SEERSCCkER. THE GENUINE
CALCUTTA. AND y LARGE VARIETY OF DO
MEsTIC LIGHT AND DARK, STRIPES AND
CHECKS
NEXT We MENrIOS NORFOLK JACKETS IN
sEERsUCKER AND MOHAIR AND THESE
COME FOR BOYS YOUTHS ANDMEN.
A WORD NOW As To THE FIT OF THESE
GOODS WE HAVE ALWAYS CARRIED THREE
LENGTHS OF COATS: LONG. MEDIUM AND
SHORT. wEHAvE NOW ADDED TWO MORE.
To VII: AN EXTRA LONG SIZE. AND ANEx-
IRA SHORT AND STOUT SIZE 1T WILL SURE
LY BE AN ODD SIZED MAN THAT WE CAN'T
FIT Now. MEMS THIN COATS FROM SOC. UP.
BOYS FROM 40C Up
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The President has found il necessary again to
remind a too sOciable public that there is a time
for everything, and Jnat everything had better
be confined 70 It's time. He long ago set apart
certain days and hours for the reception of the
friends who call merely to exchange greetings
but they seem t. nave accepted his announce
ments in a Pickwckian sense, and the stream
OF travel into the White House has kept on at
It's old rate. without reference to the restraint
he has endeavored to set upon II. Here is a
case where IL seems that thoughtful people
would realize the inconsistency between wish
ing a man well and preventing him from doing
WELL The President was chosen by majority
OF the other citizens of the United States to
perform certain duties, and in the effort to per-
form them thoroughly he has the good wishes
OF every patriot; yet some of the people who
profess To be most interested In his making a
fine administration insist upon robbing him of
his working time to purpose. A courteous
remOnstrance like that which has just been
published from the White House ought not to
fail OF its effect.
Mr.. Abram 3. Hewitt is a loyal son of New
York. His resolution for a joint committee of
Congress 10 consider the best means of cele-
bratiGg the centenary of constitutional govern
ment in the United States has in view the
transfer of the ceremonies from the political to
the commercial capital of the nation. The sug-
geStlOn Is q Suf1Iclent answer 10 ltSe1. w nat
ever commercial benefits may have been en-
joyed by the American people a consequence
of the establishment of the government upon
enduring basis, the act of establishment was
in itself essentially political, and the place to
commemorate 1t is certainly that which is
identified with the growth, not OF American
trade, but of American nationality. 1t may
safely be said that no proposal for such a trans
fer as Mr. Hewitt has in mind will get enough
-fx
mitted TO 1t by local influences, 10 carry IL
through.
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THE BEsr In TEE WoRLD.
TRY 1T.

IMPERIAL HAIR REGENERATOR
Is the only absolutely harmless preparation for Hair
wholly or partially gray. 1t produces EVERY
SHADE. is immediate and lasting: also odorless:
leaves the hair cean soil and glossy Is equally de-
s.rble for the beard; Turkish Russian do not
affect IT. Price. 81 and 81 Write Tor circular and
send sample of hair when ordering. General Depot
and Priv ate Application Rooms "a West I'D ST. New
YORK Paris Depot. l. KIPANONTI, IL Rue Cas-
rSiion For sale by all leading druggists.
IMPERIAL HAIR RtIiENERA FOR CO.,
"a West 2;Sd ST., New York.
TO BE HAD OF
E p. MERIT. GENERAL AGENT
1Ol4 STREET, WASHINGTON d. c.
jel2-6t cod
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ru,EE STRIKE Is OVER AND AM NOW pm
Il pared TO deliver fresbminea CumberlnnA OoGl q
lowest market prices. Orders promptly dlioo-
JOHN MILLER
Lnubsr. Weed ssd ooaL
1000 llth It NV; ~ It and Maryland ave- 40
my2&11 south capltol Nd - -
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+ 4 4 e. g's = ::
ILL Goo ZEE ssss :. .

Just opened 80 pieces extra fine Oriental and Egyp-
tan Lace Flouncings, 42inch wide being offered
at lower prices than Is asked the Paais Royal
petitDrs for old designs.
100 pieces Laces and aover to match ct prices that
will surprise you.
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ISoR RENT-BY r. O HOLMAN.

ISHED-
III. DE Sales nc. $50 80
stiS 10Th. once rooms. 81,
ianicr Heights. ..---......3 rs
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SHtn
LIST. bet Goth and2lstsI25
y II. bet 18th and lsthlOo
18th and lie sales sts.-.lOo
sloughton st...................so
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H20le Hillyer Pi.. Tor. $50
I6O2 2lot. 1lr. .m.l......--...6l
! 1914 3Oth g. NV, 17r-5s
/ 1920 corcoran g., 10rs-5S
4 1901 Q sc. q. W.. 6r......-.6
l126 Conn. ave, 0f.-.....6
llZzo y - NV. y ~ -..-...-.6(
l2l 9Th 81 .w..or.....-.4<
Z 4th Ct ext'd, & dwl'gs-l<
1907 n 81 n.w., lOrB .....8e
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lzls n St NV. 5r--.----.2s
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A !FDhER 4 90,
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PALA1s RorA1 SrrcrArrrrs In
s gee + 8 % 3 W E.' ssss
{ ad s. liz 90 w e.. Sass

LOW PRICES FOR BEST 0OODa
Silk MouBquetare Gloves ali lengths all colors So
IS, 80, %. $1.25, $1.4S, 91.75.
Pure Isle Thread Gloves all shades 25e
Taeta Silk Gloves made OF silk and linen These
gloves have all the appearance Of all silk. only 26o
pair.
silk Mitts. in twenty-five different shades Misses'
zoe; ladies', 20, 80. AZ, SIS. g. IS SO, CSC.
Eg Unquestionabiy the finest assortment ofsummer
gloves In the city at the Palais Royal.
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LNoR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL ELEVIN-RoON
House all modern i'm pro rally located
Also beautiful large store desired conn .cts with
house o.. II ST NV mylT-lms
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ASA nEG
n 400 16thst 81 GO. o.
1865 q. II. ave. .l&-..l6(
1887 I d, 16r..-...,....-..12t
ITO Man. ave-, 16Fs- LOO
Nagnolia ave-, 1lr-88. SO
l50 IL nW..1l r..-63. 81
3lW II q. nw.l0r.- -68. IS
1919 q 81 NV, 1lr-R3. 81
1916 l u. n. ", 10r-.o3 Sc
ITO De Sales -, 11f.-7o
n02 9tn g. n.W- IA n-zc
go 18th q. NV. l6e...--T
HAS n II n-w- 1ur-.--e5t
2UA Htilyer ave. llr- 20
s:aA01
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Z. Z BARNUM & co.
le1V 93l PENN. AVE
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HfVPfAefoks Ui ZIG Old 0nd well Known
PIckWICk CLUB WHISKY
nave large STOCK of other fine Rye Whiskies IN,
they oder iaw 10 bond or nee III 81
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+ st.
800 25th St n w.. 6rs. SIS
S22 LIST st. NV. 5rs-. Is
1l7& s2I 24th st. n.w.-l5
203 to 209 + 81. ne, Or. Is
5l5 21st 81. NV, 4rs.-l2
i23 Jackson ST. ne. 5rs- 10
823, rear 922. 25th q. W. 10
Rooms I'd d Sd ifs. Ills r.
ipl0-.2t
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w ANTED-vACANT LOTS OR. LOTS WITH
w sc,all houses: locality east Of Capitol building
,d streets north and south of Fast Capitol street pre-
ferred. Address, with dimensions, locality ami price
EAST W ASHINGTON, Star Office. Its
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"AsHINGTON OPTICAL Co,
w SO7 l4TH ST.,
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES 80 Nv.
GOLD sPEcfACLES
OPERA CLASSES
at Very Moderate Prices s~1A
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1886-10-08
LUCM EY ITEMS.

Weather. clear, cool, but pleasant.
We had couple of quite heavy frCsts
within the few nights past.
Farmers have their corn ali cut up,
rnd everything out of the way, so no
harm is done.
Mr.. John Christen of Troy township.
farmer, died quite suddenly on Wed.
morning, aged 23 years. He was buried
in Troy township cemetry on Friday
afternoon. The funeral services were
held at the Luthern church. His aged
parents and large circle of friends
mourn their loss.
Mrs. S. P, Hathaway is very sick.
She has been confined to her bed fol
some time.
Messrs. Peter Kroaetz and John H
Spies have built a large and fine cider
press, and they are doing good work
The ashery is doing well, also.
The school house is nearly completed
Mr.. j. ]. Hopper is the expected teacher
for the coming winter.
Attorney G. c. Layman is doing well
with plenty of work.
The Board Of Education Of Troy town
ship has scored another tally! About
three years ago it sold itself to a Cincin
natl book firm for 10 per cent. commits
sion on all sales and exchanges. 80 they
ordered the school text books to b,
changed in all the schools in the town
ship, and it now turns out that they anC
the township clerk got the 10 per cent
commission and also the principal anc
the Cincinnati book firm got nothing
Now the firm wdrt the township OF
somebody else to pay for the books
which are alreadyworn out.