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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-02

Chicago is consratulating herself over the in
crease Of her population-by the directory GEN.
susie three-quarters of a million souls. If she
cannot furnish a jury to try the bloody-handed
Haymarket murderers any faster than she is
now doing, next years directory will record a
drop TO halfmilliOn. The anarchists will be
able TO get away with the respectable citizens
faster than the respectable citizens can get
away with the anarchists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-02

The first blood in the Home Rule fight has
been drawn by Mr.. GladstOne's opponents, but
In districts where the sitting members are reg
uiarly returned without contest worthy the
name. The victories therefore amount to
nothing, and no friend of Ireland need feel in
the least depressed by them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-02

The antiIrish party in England must be hard
pressed for campaign argument If il is forced TO
seize upon Mr.. Beecher's prayer tor larger
wisdom fortthe Queen s councillors. What would
they have had him pray for. Less wisdom for
the Queens councillors: or have they come to
regard the Queens councillors as past praying
for In any way?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-02

Minister Cox's address at Robert college
Constantinople. yesterday. is described as
being In his happiest vein of wit. He probably
espied somebody in the audience who re-
minded him or his friend Mr.. Belford, of Col
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-02
LAssBuReH & Bro.
OUR HoUsEFURN1sH1No DEPARTMENT

/
omp: e Every one a.s be. sS
Dea5 that our stock % cor
TowELA
1875 German MON Mo1 ei sSa ZEE Fe"e 10. &C.
ws e.
3ox4a Honey-comb Bath Towel for 1sc. worth SOC.
| Fancy Turkish Towel. Knotted fringe. 22c.
Wss TuTksh b hssS ro s1ss II s
| IRISH LINEN at 25, 30. and 37lsc-special price,
| Ihese goods are good value at 80, 35 and Soc.
| LINEN LAP ROBES for 6Oc.
MONTE LAP ROBES Embroidered center, for q.
| LINEN SHEETINGS.-lO-4 Linen Sheeting for
Toe Same goods tina. recently brought q per y.sd.
BUTCHERS LINEN. 36in. wide, only 2Bc per
yard Sold at 3Oc. regularly. >.
TABLE LINKNs~,
s!in. Bis.ched Table Linen, SOC
S4tn-, better Grade. soc.
san. goods that f soId :; SY.4o sac per yard
per Yard ssesn s0 sooas ~ %orss ' 81 only
TURKEY RED-5S-in. goods - low as 25c; coin.
red Table Linen. worth SOC. S5c s0dp excellent
Even at the above low prices we make special
thai can buy SG II large 1ssp ausnsss. '' Keep
al 4o S!o s 5s: ess1 81 line 70 select
TABLE SETS-in large varietieA
LUNCH NAPK1NS-only CSC per dozen.
SO DINNER NAPKINS at 3Sc. per dozen.
ODD TABLE-CLOTHS At q sacrifice
All our fine BATISTES now reduced to 12lhc. per
yard Beautiful goods, very wide and excellent
styles
5000 yards fine SATEEN in remnants now reduced
TO 12yc. per yard These goods worth off the
piece Doc per yard, You easily match the pat
terms and secure dress pattern for what five yards
An our 15c. CRINKLED sEERsUCKER now sold
at 12l7c. per yard.
Extra-wide INDIA LINENS at &c. per yard.
One case PLAID ORGANDIE. white marked at &C.
per yard
FOULARD SUITINGS. elegant material for sum.
mer wear. now selling for &c. per yard.
GOLORED CHEESE CLOTHS-any shade-now
selling at SC per yard.
CHECK NAINsOOK at ol4c. per yard.
CORDED PIQUES at &c. per yard.
SPRING DRESS GOODS sacrificed to Close People
going away should take advantage of the very low
prices put on our dress goods.
FLANNEL SClTINGS.-For mountains or seashore
wear nothing more serviceable. We have all grades
Asa specially we are Offering 27-in. TWILLED
BLUE FLANNEL 1t 25c. per yard ~
Pay visit, as 1t is alwaysa pleasure to shop with
US The store Is always kept cool by our Patent Cool
Ing Fans IS -. 10y $50 -
REMEMBER ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN
FIGURES.
ONE PRICE STRICTLY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-02

The sums made away with by defauting Of
fcers of American corporations and published
within the last twenty-four hours aggregate a
million OF dollars or more. The contributions
10 the government conscience fund noted during
the same period reach few hundreds. 1t is
evident that the good men gone wrong make
bigger strokes than the bad men turned right
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-02

The postal clerks who feel aggrieved by the
Postmaster Generals recent dismissal of q
number Of their associates have appointed a
committee to make certain demands of Mr.
Villas. And If Dir. Villas does not feel disposed
10 yield TO those .damands''-what them
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-02

On Man ORpER BUSINESS
Is still increasing and offers ali excellent op-
portunity for Outoftown purchasers to be
served equally well as il visiting our establish
ment in person
Wehave concluded to send, EXPRESS PAID,
all packages amounting TO twenty dollars and
over excepting shirting and Sheeing Muslins.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
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MEDICAL, &c.

i Dr.. BROTHERS q the oldest EStabtiSbed adYeT-
tisng Ladies Ply sctan IN thts casZ Ladies yon can
Particular attention paid to al diaeasos peculiar 10
ladies. married og Ane1a Al successfully treated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-02

One stroke of the Presidents pen has sent
Fifz John Porters stock TO par after depres-
sion lasting more than twenty years.
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O !. =. NV Z: v Beoks -.
s ss'f H of Music ku sSd M h.f
Rear Guard Of the Revolution Kirke.
$limpses OF Ih;ee Coasts. Helen jackson.
Country EanKsr: George Rae
W W,saG5y % " ansai Iyail r"'n''''
} ssr1as, the tf.% Y M Hlal Taylor.
The Ost Name. Mrs. Uahlgroep.
Consular "Reminiscences. Hor.tmann.
jy2 AS rennsyiSania Ave.
GERMAN PSYCHOLOGY OF TODAY. BY III
Hsso. rhsaShs h 10 sr Il T9Ss
the Nineteenth Century. by Tuli0ch. Persia the
ss Wind Of Destiny By Ts1dS fhe Hi a s sy T.
ya wiz: szf1A"rx s;s q s s9?s:.
AuERBAcH d BIO.
623 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
GREAT CLEARING SALE OF A MANUFAC
TURERS STOCK.
Containers Eng. Flannel street aud Onacs Coats
Gin choice pstterns), values Is. reduced to e26O
100 dOx Embr scarfs and -Four In Hands: value
Doc; reduced 70 Ice.
100 doz. sllsiik scars in tecis and fats value so;
reduced TO 25c
80 doz fancy ssts Collars and Cum siss ls,a to II.
Soc. "
100 doc. fancy French Pesoale Shirts, ali sises
Choice pasterns). cellars and pair cain, Sl.bO
70 doz brilliant Black Ltsie Asf Hose (Ast coo1s);
value 81: reduced soc.
20 doz. shswknt Black Balbriggan Halt Hose Cast
coiors), 5Oc
50 dog. solid mode shades and stripes with white
teet null regular made Half Hose: vsins Soc; reduced
Csc.
80 dos dark Isle Halt Hoss pin strspes full regular
made Half Hose value Soc: reduced 25c
Large LOT aisi1k Windsors In spon aud cheeks 15c
50 doz- White Shirts. 1+to ~. C1netrs make un-
laandsred With patent Gussett's back snd sleeves.
65c. Or for -.
soils agents for J. A. Servers patent elastic seam
Jean Drxwsrs the best Gttng gaylnsnt producsd
AUERBACH d BRO,
e28 Pennsylvania avsuua
New Entrance on CH" lena
CHo,cE Srocx Or
LlGHrWBI0HT SUlT1N0S
TROUSERING
w. 8 T1:EI. Merchant Tailor.
Je20 700 feursytyaus avsn1a
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We DESIRE To CA11
THE ATTENTION OF THE LADIES TO
OUR UNEXCELLED ASSORTMENT OF
COLLARS AND CUFFS
Linen Chemise.tes 19c
Four-ply Linen Collars, &C.; 3 for Csc.
Ladies Cuffs, III IL and l6c. pair
Madras Cloth Collars and Guns SIC set
Nice assortment Crepe Lisss and Muslin Neck
Ruchng.
superb assortment Ladies' Hand Satchels A neces-
sary accompaniment for every lady shopping or tray
cling. Imitation Japsnese and Alligator Satchels.
4ec Much finer goods up to Sass each
Fine Lise Thread Gloves, 2lc. pair.
Taffeta silk Gloves. Csc pair up.
Pure silk Gloves ACE. pair up.
Pure silk Mitts, -. Is and 47c
Pure Silk Jersey Mitts, black and coiors 4oc
Elegant assortment Corsets, Acc pair up
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
SEVENTH STREET PALAIs ROYAL.
jel9-2m sI4 18th Street. Bet and NV.
We ARE Now In TuE SEcosp
WEEK
oFoUR 30 DAYS CLosING-oUr SALE
and have wonderful progress to repor. for the past
large hp.s th scarcely noticeable effect has been
nl2de upon. especially our fine
OLD RYE WHISTLES AND WINES
We continue to offer them the cut prices adver-
tised for the last week.
OUR STOCK OF TABLE LUXURIEs
Is large. and Ii not sold viii seriously interfere
with cur inlproveas nis. therefore offer remarka-
bly, low figures on thls line TO move it Remember
these bargains cannot last and il you intend 70 pur.
chase aia early Call will be 10 your advantage.
3OEAYS CLOSING nIr,r
N T. METZoER & BRO,
Jy2 alt 7th st. NV.
FuLL LINE
SPRING GOODS
Now open at the Leading Tailoring Establishment OF
" ashIns:on
II d. BARR
mhis fIii PENNA. AVE
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CLEAR. CLEAN AND HARnLsss

\ X.
NAtteiis MsTTAnte. IL restore he hair to its nat
.tI!>t.1 uFa4 color mi yOutl.ul appearance in
DoNefy - IL iU o4-y Og nIOI4eS TeIG-stied.
4, The only h--iE PREPARATION guaranteed
Discovery La 20 Il :,,,..- -LI,r - a. - 1l..,',:
Sattalrs' j. Ib.- p. = :. -. ,-,.r,5 e. -a,o-;
Crystal etalsdriIft a. a.. RI. b, -. ,hs @ ,,
Discover Ea.f -, .1ro,, M ~
-ssNais STOPS tne hair from failing iis sus-
Discovery I1aas.S an ,.Xcet,sf .t.a,i 80 , soi4
all sick yJleSs.
Nat;ans' - now IIsed IN. l,.,,a-o.,. -. -. =.
Crystal town 80. ~
DISCOVERY Tn H. - Tq~ hUttie frd~ 80 non
r. or. .Jtta5. .Ni,
<titliC II a-sI4arsl, I'ilar .ll.c.st
-, i5isC'oEtF ana = ole Pro- .i-tor
yS<o lsta and .is. =. Id :, "a, ~ ~
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THE Heavy RAIN Or ToDAY

mas induced us to continue our regular weekly
remnant sale Tomorrow Saturday, July 3D.
for advertised attractions see last evenings
star and to-day Post and Republican. Each
different
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wANrED-HELP.


we. smsna sss a
and NV. 1t
WANTED-coIoRED BOY 10 DRIVE CAR
a. d msse 81 NJ Pleasant Apply GEO T. kEkS,s'
WAA,NSTl1ESDl-NUR 5 ESs sABY: Must STAY
,s &. Cor A Toll, hAf nv
WANYED-A YOUNG MAN THAT UNDER-
stands %. shs Grocery business and CUTTING & frssh
east corner Of 7th and B SITS. s.w. It's
"ANTED-A COMPETENT WHITE GIRL OF
w good character 10 do the cooking, washing and
and o R r. References required. Address 6; K,
NY ANTED-A COIORED GIRL OR WOMAN TO
e e M o1 s sm sYf "a sms O.
WANTED-A WHITE GIRL 10 DO GENERAL
Homework work. IN t family Of three; good wages aio
WANTED : Employment Bu!eau conducted by
w Ladies, Cooks. thambermaids. Nurses, Men
~ S5sf .ee s
w densr and vile. to take charge Of . garden near
x a E1'd s sss e Fl 5sh:
WANTED-cooK. AND no. / RFsTA UR-
w ant cook: coiored woman preferred. Apply aos
!" ANTED-A SINGLE GIRL TO DO GEN ERAL
IN s ss &c home
WANTED = DRUG CLERK, REaIsTEREH
w also. young Pharmacist with some experience
'1s $50 RECOMMENDATION Address A. T. Star Office
WANTED-A LIVE ACTIVE Man NEEDING
~ profitable employment to 1epresent US in this
sfsi
WANTED-MEN AND WOMEN; CALI. AT
w oncewhite and coiored women cooks $40 to $40;
amp s2 s0F t.
je2l-l2t*
WANTED-COoKs, DREssMAKERs: CHAM
ers ladies' maids other help this and northern cities:
f BGRN HHa F. ~ '1 b. A"' ie sea !"
"ANTED-CoOKsCo COOKS. COOKS SERVANTS
wv for all housework. scrubhers. Iaundress walters
for 5essfs =. snee white Il butte, EN-
WANTED-coMpETE AGENTS TO CAN
oso yass for life insurance. liberal compensation
wv ANTED-AGENTs FOR THE NATIONAL
w Mutual Life Association. Liberal terms. Apply
,es4 FRANK J. r1BBrrs Genera, Manager
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IVANTED-BY TWO WHITE GIRLS, SIT.
w nations, oae as chamberinaid and waitress. ard
the other cook and laundress in private family.
Address T. w. G.. star office. Its
"ANTED-WRITING TO DO AT NIGHT BY
w young man familiar with books and accounts
and Office duties good penman; references Address
Box J. 933 1t. NV. jy1.4t
VNANTEp-A SITUATION ON A FARM AS
w Manager, by perenced with dairy. garden,
fruit and farming generally. Address FARMER,
Star office. jyl-2t*
"ANTED-KNCWN THAT ONLY RELIABLE
w aud competent servants in all capacities-white
and cOored, with city references. COOMBS & BUR
CESS, Emp. Bureau, 926 st.n.w. je21-l2:s
VNANTED-PLACES FOR COOKS I'd GIRLS,
w nurses. ladies' maids housekeepers and others,
with references. This an! other cities and country.
PRICE d. BURSHAM. G3O-G3. st. NV. je266t*
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NATIONAL EMPLOY
w ment bureau engages only reliable and cOmpe-
tent servants for capacity. city and country. Send
in your orders T. II. DICK. 5l7 eth st. NV. ie261w
VUANTED-AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER OF
w English, French and Latin would like to make
an engagement in some private school for the
suing schoo. year. High testimonials Address Box
Il, East Capitol station. jeZl-2ws
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS FOR LINE, CEN EMIT SAND AO
l. WAsUINerOE MARKET COMPANY,
Bids are invited by this Company for delivery upou
the Center Market grounds VI such times and Ia such
quantities may be required
500 barrels OF freshly lime. Of best quality
Tor brick work.
brick work.
200 yards Of sharp ciean coarse sand suitable for
concrete.
500 barrels Of hydraulic cement
Bids 70 be submitted for Ill or eay Of the above
pany In Center Market ct TWELVE O'CLOCK
NOON Of THURSDAY, JULY EIGHTH, 1856.
jy2-At sANL w. CURKIDEH, 7fsss1ssr
DROPOsAIs FOR STEAM BOILERS AND PIP
i ING, AND ALTERATIONS or ELRVATOR
AT THE wARIIINQT0H AONUMENE
EHeINEER OFFICE, WARRINGTON MQNUNEky,
Separate Sealed Proposals Tor she fOiioasisS nat,
city VII be received e this 9fhcs until TWKtyk
1es6 and opened Immediately thereafter Ia peesenoe
i: Moving and resetting one old hotter, and fur
nashtpG. delivering, setting and pnttng Ia pleoo com
Ileee one new boiler and all steam pptnG. connec-
Altering elevator engine making sssan eonnse-
tons thereto. and fitting up 0aS. &c
Bidders must visit the works - ootan neoooDaRy iu-
formation.
,spscsacasions general ipssrpcions TO hldsrs and
slank forms n e Pioposs x 3 e HppiOs-
TI.aS.siSais~ tSionsi 6Ssss 81 xassnSstiA
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Saturday Advertising.

Advertisers will confer a favor by handing in
their announcements early as possible for
to-morrow's sixty-f column STAR, In order
20 insure insertion and proper classification.
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THn SMALL Boy AND TINS

| THE SNAIL Boy AND THE
FOURTH.
Where win he spend it. Moot likely in the woods
tumblins over the stump. and eadeavor,ng to catch
pleasure as it aiss but the flies are Just as likely
catch him No matter he can stand It If his clothes
are strong enough to stand the rub We remsmber
boy who went blackberrying and tore nrss both
leg, Of his trousers and then the same catastrophe
happened to his drawers and the problem was how
to get home in creditable plight but his ingenuity
was equal to the OCCASION He took Oh his troaser.
and reversed them front to back We don't think any
boy will be under the necessity OF devisng inventions
in order to get home If he trousers Strong
| well made and cheap.
FoRrY-EIGHr CENTS.
Our New York buyer advises us
by telegram that he has secured
some boys pantaloons at the
above price. We haven't seen
them yet but they must be very
cheap. else he would not have
| made the occasion one of wiring.
They will be ready tomorrow.
SHIRT WAISTS
Are going and some of the sorts have alnaos. van.
shed. Thirteen only left of the twentyone cent SORT
and less than half table Of the cent kind
We yet have plenty, than all the town put TO.
gether. OF the regulation sorts.
Prices Is cents to sL35.
Second floor VIA elevator.
CORDUROY SUITS
! Are among the untearabe sort for small boys, and
while many deem them too heavy for the season. yet
that depends whore and when they are intended TO,
usa If corduroy suit is the thing you are looking
for, ours are nj home at
Nos 500. 3Oo 3O4. 3O6 and 3OS
SEVENTH STREET.
UP STAIRS
SAILOR SUITS
| For the small boys are much in request from one
thirty-dve to five dollars From the enormous sale.
we have made this season Of Sailor Suits we atter
| demand. We have yet left fair assortmenta
$3.50 SUITS
In Norfolks We haven't great many LEFT We
thought we had plenty. but 80 great was the demand
| that we had to mark down a number of lots from
| three and four dollars during the season. wehave
few only left
BARGAINS,
However, yet to be had in many of the higher
priced ones marked down from six-fifty, seven and
eight dollars to five dollars. They were worth the
original prices by comparison. intrinsicaliy, but
the public decreed lower prices. and down they
went
CHILDREN's DEPARTMENT,
SECOND FLOOR.
Is yet attractive
sAKs AND COMPANY.
Jy2 7TH ST. AND MARKET SPACE.
81 81 81 : T f e. f. +.
OUR MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT
WILL RE CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY, JULY
F F f. F. Fl + e. E. E. 4 Y
ERR Re EHr 3 3 rgFrH Ha gos e xEnn TIT
II e. !: 81 #$ Isl: & !: !
| e. 81 81 a a :
| + :: c EACH:
100 dozen Ladies' colored Sets Of COLLARS and
made
Regular price, 25 to 35c q set.
III o0"w
il g c. AYARn
iii oooo0
200 pieces Of ORIENTAL LACE,
worth Is to 25c. yard.
ss2aas 5s555
q c. EACH.
2assa 6Sass5
100 dozen Of hne net FICHUs,
worth so to 75c each.
II ssss
ii al G. EACH,
IL SGD
80 dozen Of CHILDRENS and INFANTS sHIRRED
CAPS A large assOrtmentio select from
Regular price 25 to 35c each.
xs3ss 5so5
Il '' EACH.
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Observation-Disclosures

u,'OR RENT-CALIGRAPH~ PRICE REDUCED
Il from 80 10 % per month during summer f-old
on iiIstamcnts) 'CALIGRAPH OFFICE" 833 + SC
jy2-5m
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nor RENT-NEAR THE CAPITOL. A DFSIRA-
L bic and pleasantly situated Brick Dwelling nine
rooms including bath. lJ; IA ne. jel-1w.
INOR kENT-NEW HOUSE. CONTAINING 4
Il rooms stureroom. cellar concrete bottom latrobe
and range, with modern Improvements. 23s III ST u
G, near c ST. Key next door je.s3ts
NOR PENTHOUSE N MOST DESIRABLE To-
Il cation perfectly healthy extensive lawn and
grove; easy of access Oh the TeneytOwn road north
of -. Adams Church. ie:sO iy2 :s.StS
NOR RENT-HANDSOME TIL REE-STORY AND
II basement drick Dwelling. twelve rooms, lar.e
nantres an closets: handsome cherry and oak
tets beveled plate mirrors: handsomely tiled yesiI-
bule and hearths cathedral glass in veS;bule doors
ana transoms: complete in every particular: located IN
vicinity of dupont circle TlLEKG HI THE RfORD.
l22U r st. n w ie1o1;ts
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LNOR RENT
II 1Sl2N st. NV. 9rSlOC
i2l 1lth 81. NV, 16rs. 81,
1893 L n.w.llrs......-o.3.3
6O1 18th u. NV. llrs... :
2S Grant Place. lOrs..--.:
943 NJ II. NV. l3rs-.-.i
l1OS + ST. n. W.. 12rs........!
l2l2N. Y. ve.,ltr .......t
% Grant Place. Srs..-.-6-
1919 u Ct, u.w., srS.....6,
1901 Sd ST. NV. L. rs. .6t
20l ID ST. NV, y rs......-..d
1873 COrcoraIi St, Hrs ,,
4S6 Mo. ave-, IL rs.-4O. .,
gel II 81. NV. 1rs..-..4l
400 X. 1. ave, 7rs..4t
SOB NJ st. NV, l2r...;S:
l12O 9Th st. u.w.. Srs.. .3f
1905 18th u. n. W., 1or-3,
el3 French st.. 6rs--2S.5t
l43l 1ith st. NV. 6rs. - -
140S 18th st. n. W.. 6rs. =.
1880 9th st. NV, 6rs. y!
5DO Spruce ST. 7rs.........2.
100 > ST. n.w..7 rA-..2,
$3.50 n 81. NV. s rs. ....2.
12l5 I ST. n.w.. 1rs.....2I,,
633 l. st. NV, 6rs. %. ~
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& LBS. GOOD COUNTRY RTTTER. SIO0
u lbs. Best Cream Cheese ISc
Ny Best Creamery Butter, per h. 26c
Bottles Fins Ciaret 81 90
] khave Grand Old Whisky, especially xrsstad for
medicinal use.
Ihavs PURE GRAPE WINE, made by myseaG
GEO. A. OHARE, Agt,
Je8O-1ts l245 7th St NV
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SArrLra 81 Go. BArrrMonx

TIuptietOfe Of the Old and well known
PIckWIck CLUB WHISKY
nave large STOCK Of other ine Rye w hluktua wSta
They oDer low. IN bond or fksa Hvax
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WANTED--ROOMS,

WANTED BY PHYSICIAN. ROOM, FUR
w nished or unturEshed, suitable for Office,
neishhorhoOd Ut l4;h and SITS Address Box Is,
Star Office. je3O-3t*
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] u. bet 10th and2lstsl25
X 81. bet 18th and 15thlOo
18th and DE Sales sts-.lOo
Stoughtcn st-....-.....-..-..-So
rCH. FOX & BROWN.
l437 Penn. ave. n w.
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WOODWARD & IoTHRoP
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Ir DOES Nor Pay

WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
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n 1t, n'r VT. ave. x:ssbO
*, eA12th aud 18th. $50
X, bet l5th&l0th.. Dos. 80
Meess ay., mr.. 10th ST.. 200
hlh G bet 3 q L.....-lbll
Grant PlAce.-...........-125
FL
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
LNOR RENT-SEVERAL VERY SUPERIOR
II Rooms for offices Il 1915 H Ct q v. Apply 10 III
II. ROBERTSON, Real Estate broker. V2;8ts
INOR RENT-OFFICE ROOM, lST FLOOR OF
II 1919 St. adjoining "Sun" marble building An
ply to DODSON q DEEBLE iyl,St
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-18

Mr J. F. Dudley, general manager
OF the North British and Merchantile
insurance together with his wife and
daughter aud Mr.. Henry L. Rees.
special agent Of the same company.
spent yesterday In our city, the guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. Lewis ID. Allen. Jr.
These gentlemen visited our city on
business connected with the adjustment
OF some claims for losses sustained
elsewhere and which necessiated a call
on Mr.. q. A. Singer, Agent, at this
city for the company. They were
highly delighted with our city.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-18
To The Ladies'.

MIS- NJ j. Mex emma desires to inform
her numerous patrons that after the lst of
april, she will continue her MILL
NERY and DRESSMAKING business at
her residence on Washington street. She
VIII receive full and complete line of
Miilenery Goods direct from New York
WITHIN the next few days, and all orders
VIII be promptly and carefully filled and
satisfaction guaranteed. The ladies are
invited to call and examine her stock be.
fore purchasing elsewhere.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-18

we call special attention to those
anticipating to attend the Fancy Calico
Ball, to prepare themselves viii, calico
costumes, as bear in mind that Won
cannot be in the Grand March or dance
until IL O'Clock, unless attired in
Calico The march will commence
promptly at 8 o'clock.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-18
WEST MONROE DOTS.
[FROM OUR REGULAR REpoprrr

lfhoM OUR REGULAR REPORTER
The d. Stein from the Bartholomew
came in this morning loaded flat with cot
ton and cotton seed, which she is discharc-
ing at this point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Jones left fhis morn
ing for Island DeSiard which place thew
will make their home.
West Monroe will be out in full force
next Monday night to greet the Shreve-
port amateurs, who have condecended TO
give an exhibition of their musical talent
at Gerspach's Opera House in Monroe.
Miss Addie, Collins left this morning for
Trenton to visit friends.
Business is rather dull anu beginning to
nave the appearance of what merchants
call ''fly time"
Mr.. Al. Herring of Monroe was in
town to-day.
The Daily telegraph., 1886-03-18
To The People Of Monroe.

MONROE La, March 1S.h 1886.
Hls announced by our local press
tnat an amateuer company from the
city of Shreveport will visit Monroe
on Monday, the 22d inst, for the pur
pose of rendering before our people
diloert and Sullivan's popular Comic
opera "Patience" AS recent visitors
70 Shreveport and bountiful partakers
ofthe hospitalities Of her generous peo-
PIE, the undersigned desire to ask our
citizens to meet them in that spirit
which theisisterhood OF the cities Of the
tsd and Ouachita Valleys demands
ana to greet them with an overfiowing
house. Apart from this consideration,
some Of US know that the Shreveport
amateurs possess merit far beyond that
OF most travelling companies, and we
are assured that they arc all cultivated
and refined ladies and gentlemen. Let
US meet then in such way as to make
them known that we appreciate the
consideration they have shown us in
Offering to appear before us. Signed
Lewis D. Allen Jr., A. S. Rabun, DR..
A. b. Sholars, w. p. Renwick, Rybt.
). Nelson, F. G. Hudson, w. f. Mill
saps, M. ]. Duty.