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poLLUTINd THE DRINKING WATER.
Balaire Aeald.

FSNtNft WV
There seems to be a sentiment among
our people that Wheeling Is doing all the
pollution Of our water, but this Is not en-
ttrely the case. We probably eau compel
the Wheeling authorities to stop throwing
their night soil into the river, but their
sewerage system will still remain. We
had better look at home first and abroad
atterward. We have a sewer emptying
into Iudian run which Is undoubtedly the
cause Of most Of our siCkness-if polluted
water is the cause OF 80 much OF our sick
ness-and there seems to be but little
thought about 1t. 1t Is q noticeable fact
that there has been more sickness In our
city since this sewer has been in than at
any time bsfOre, and 1t surely must have
been an overnight Of our authorities in al.
lowing this sewer to empty where 1t does.
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E-1l-Buy Pan Handle Coffee. AL
ways ahead aud better than ever.
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F1RsT.cLAss clam soup at sLively'l
saloon, No. 1l47 Market street, tonight.
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Ohio River IIallron,l.

GIVE Pan .Haudle Coffee a trial. 1t 10
the most economical in use,
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pAN.llANDLB CoFTEB Ia equal 10 any
hlRh.prleed loose rOasted coffee cold.
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pAS.HANpLE CorrEn ig healthiul, fla
grant aud delicious. A large proportion
Of Il 10 hne Old Government Java,
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FiaEuLGss clam soup at shlyuly,s
saloon, No. ll47 Market street, tonight
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ubntiemSa's Fine shoes,
Genuine caliskln, silk fitted, solid leather.
We make aspeClalgtief Of them al q 30
per pail, jaw, ANiCK,
ll4S Main street.
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FOR RENT.

New 3 fooined house, ALLEY II, near ScCoI -,u
loon street., u,,yUns, sUt," r"nt''' '"''''''''" W
ThfOG rooms, 1904 EOll street ,"yr.y.n"...'.'''' =
No. 90 Moth Trout affect with u the CfOpn''' y
No. l4 Fifteenth street 3 rooms ..,".".,.,t,o' ~ y
No. Iva Market street, desirable tiOie'IOOfn1" W"
N1. 9tS MAttet street, bIOto'iOofn anu aver ia N
lub uNlIvp.. ,,,A,i, n, zee, 1Ity1s, ~, '"''''',,' &C., "
No. l4H Main street, business house WIN one
Of the hist hydhullU elevators ~ no w IN
NJ Tin NJ ~ SIIJ TnISs II,s,i "'...an., GUg
No, 70 Seventeenth street, 4 tOOins ll hOOt'r. !, W
No. l16 Fourteenth street, 0 rooms a.u.a,,"s' z y
No. 30 ElghtBenlh Street, bfOOuar ,"'oo'rr'"t ~ N
No. 1888 AAln street, stOfO'fO1ln ,.""n'.",, n
No 10 AllOy 10, I rooms 'r"''tt" \
No. "a Twehty, seventh Atietl ,'""''"'"""' %
WV AllNY V,D,Uo,vtVWpU,,UV s Dol ,t,NHtts4''''
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Real EslAle AGENT, Collector, and Notary pupUV'
ONO, 40. i6i2 Market si',-l ,
once hOuti dufiBs July aud August, ' oGg
An l1hPl N,
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i,eal Estate.
FOR SALE.

Double brick lioute, No. 100 and il Filtt enh
street, y rooms 10 each house, wafer Oh each iOOil
ssIlev Ia TsaS' M S WY hi, LNVS2iT"ig oi 'iigSTrSS Mn
NO. 74OH Market street, 0 rooms lfisa tlHN
Terms eaSy-,tGO cash, \ long time and small pay
tnents on balance.
Business il0ise and dwelling, No. 2Ni Main
street, lfiCa S9,OO1.
No SiS NCUCiIOCh street, q toomS. ltIco !l,'@'
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PANHANDLE CorFEE is the only Rbso.
.lutely pure coffee on the market.
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If you want good coffee buy Pan.Han.
die, and you will be lure Of cup that will
tickle your palate.
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41-ll-Buy Pan Handle Coffee. al
ways ahead and better than ever.
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LADIES One flexible Common Sense
Kid Button e. %, worth 81 10, At
. HroNE's CASH SHon 6roBE.
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MINIS and boys fine lOw.cut shoes fron
Is cents up, at
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TRY Panhandle cotIee, You will be
nlaRAed with II.
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wheeling and MoundSville Camp Train.
On and after July 10 and until further
notice the baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad vii
nm Especial train between Wheeling aud
MoundByllls camp ground daily, except
Sunday, leaving Wheeling ~ Oil0 A. n,
aud OjiO r. Nj, Returning leave camp
ground al 6.bOA. NJ. and Oi6Or. M Wheel
Inc time,
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pAN.tIANDLE CoVpER 10 fragrant, whole
some and AppVtlGlpg, But u always,
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WEAR B%albniggan Underwear. They
are the best and cheapest. AL sizes at
U. HESS IL SUNS'e
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The following shows the range Of the
Thermometer as observed at schnepfsd drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
Z A. Nj, 670j IL NJ, S0';3 r. Nj, 90; 4 p.
NJ. $50.
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONS
And other Local News from Bellalre-E The
River Water.

h AENN ~
River Water.
Rev. Edgar Robinson has been visiting
relatives here.
The Church Of God had a festival last
night aud will continue it tonight,
A child Of William Mages will be buried
to-day from his home ON Gravel Hill,
Raw. Mr., Ksndrick has been appointed
to fill the Episcopal pulpit tomorrow.
Rev, ], L, Harris, Of Boston, will preach
tomorrow, at the First Presbyterian
Church.
Mrs. Eaton, wife Of Rev. Mr.. Eaton, Of
South Wheeling, has been visiting rela'
tives here.
Recslyer Burgoou, of the B, 2 & O.,
road, will remove the Offices from Woods
feld,to Z%anesville,
Rev, r, +, Keller will not leave till after
Sunday, and will preach as usual at the
First NJ, f, Church.
Five jugs Of Ohio river water were sent
by DR.. SEeere to the Ohio State Board Of
Health for analysis,
The B., q. 4 O. road Is selling round
trip excursion tickets for fishing parties,
good for thirty days,
William NJ. Drugan has been appointed
agent Of the Society for the Prevention Of
CRUELTY Ito Animals and Children,
The Democratic primaries to choose
delegates to the County Convention,
which meets here next Tuesday, will be
held this evening from 1 to 7'o'cloCk,
Belmont county puts Dol, Poormsn in
the field for Congressman but she should
support him In the convention by more
than the dead weight OF mere numbers,
Her delegation should be one Of strength
as well as weight,
The valuation OF Bsllairs property for
taxation has been increased, over the re.
turns made by the ownsrs; S2l,370 has
been added by the assessors to the valua-
ton Of real eststei $26. 700 by the Board
Of Equalization on real estate. and $59,658
by the Board on personal pr perty,
The Belmont and Monroe county Dam.
ocratic Committees, appointed to confer
and determine upon the time and place
for holding the Democratic O%onVentloui for
the nomination Of u candidate for Com
mon Pleas Judge Ia the Second sub iyis'
ion OF the Eighth Judicial District OF Ohio,
and fix the time and manner OF eleCting
delegates, met Thursday In this city. The
following ara the committees: Monroe
Hon. r, X. Walton, Wire Hamilton, S, A..
Atkinson, Bslmont-James W. Walton,
James B, Ryan, George W, Woodbridge.
They fixed upon Bellaire as the place and
September l6.h as the time for holding
the Convention. Yesterday afternoon
the Democratic Congressional Committee
OF the Seventeenth District met at the
Globe House at | o'clock, with the follow
ing members present; H, N. M%cFadden,
Of Jefferson county; j. P. MAhaty, Of
Guernsey; and Hamilton Eaton, Of Bel.
mont. They agreed to hold the Conven-
ton at S%teubenville on Thursday, August
-. The ratio Of representation Ia one
delegate for each 100 votes cast for Hoadly
for Governor, aud tue primaries are to be
held at time and In manner prescribed by
the county committee in each county.
Hon, William Lawrence, OF Guernsey
county, will be temporary chairman; Proi.
Jennings, Of the Caldwell Press, tempo.
rary secretary.
0nt t,rIya MIN Np,vIy,va N,.npn
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A LII KINDS OF BOOK AND JVS
A PRINTING neatly and promptly eANu''"
The Ihlelllgenoot Job Rooms,
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Those debIfInR BlgepIng car 1ccomno.
datlons should apply early TOT. Rlester,
ii46 Main street. TtAln will leave the
Panhandle depot July 20, al lil0 r. NJ,
city time, and sleeper5 will be run through
10 Milwaukee. THIS 10 the only route
that does not require al omnibus transfer
Of Chicago.
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Coon housekeepers prefer Pan Handle
Coffee TO all other brands, and are con.
ntant callers for II.
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A LITTLE SUFFERER
Cleansed, Purified, and BraulI0s6,.,
Culicnra Remedies, 'Ns

II Affords me pleasure tJvlyc VIM ,A
lhe rufe ~ our lilllH RrLnfthl div yna, iH1p0rt Of
hkslD u Mpsn tix months oil hk iii SuguEL
sNi y sEslI SAG ha1 eHpry AppOlrlncc al w H.
tol We p0nlned H. but an 10 nay llge
About hvO nonIhS al.rr il befans - - pniIGn
Soon o htGkl ~ lOf.GGl II hpn n "A L.alls i0ie'
on elth hand anu ~ hltblpfd be,s lhsa
mort Impure II tllk les LlnN Tor M, n,lfs and
ouF ~ cAAtvl RaeAll, bon AIN III, ueAk
lip, which WA very offensive, M NJ Te uade
solid tCab dtChplglug u Bratdpai 4TSt guOat
condition a. tWeny'tWO mnutus lid s-N Wtihi
deItook lhe cart, Of him, hs n0hIr wv ! 70,
when pc was . liltle more thai q wear ~ y, lld
RnmplLnh 0cr9lu,A VI elu1pl IL could y, %
could uotlnpge when In bed, h,yipng rn HGNl, and
hands, llHmedi4lely Commenced nh, Trgoihi
cpIR Remedies, pAlnB the Clltu,a nni MMuGll
Soap ne ", aud When he had taken ana IGalelh
the CluuGlrA ResolVgul bis haAi va STTSSNed
gu,elI = We YVES IMP tIrd ~ typrl NAV %
were very much Gue9uTastd, a C%oiltiSssssi, "
ule Of the Remedies iOf u ySlt ana Il, 'suaHSu le
kOie alter another h,aled, 4 con, mai, ~ We
IN each one Of tnrse I've zen ours ID, I"tnihi
healing, which would InAlly gov 10 IN SslpA
!sktn euti Enen Ilsy Would hal itpdly. 0SSoS11
Wklng = dozen aud i hall bottle, ii, a. AN
p,ptely nuTei, aAd Is now, nj tAt Ngco M ~ NS'
4 btnong aud healthy child Toe sr,'g,N Jean
hands must always Femaln; his bAuds 49, ~ ~
though We once leardhe would utv,r ~ siG9h
i Wv lAN,Af NN AnaNV IhlNNAlh ulu IuT him ttI -
no good, All who iaW ne child hsio's' ~ ain
GullolEA Remedies aud 80 the child NOW caa, y.
y = wonderful cure, \ nc above iags GN ii y wy
Mas i S briggs
ARys, lNS Gl2 y, ClSy II, BlooaiasttOSpSI IN
The child was really In a wone ryudItloa
h. Sptgned 70 hls %gL.ndaoLleT gho OIag StS
MIN every Jay w Nne @Cciistlnei n M di.,,Sa
MAGGIE HOPPiyGS'
Sold ~eyeTwhNC, CuticurA, 81 cl,, rn,.+
Soap, au exquisite skin BlAull7Q,, Is ~, 4NVsR
NuTa RcsolVpnl, thu irN liUoI Pu- lGrs, IVY
Prepared w Tue PoHRR DRUG ASD taISlci,I T ~
Boston, ANNi
Send for "lIOw 10 CuJS SKIN Dlcam"
IGGulSd, scAly, Pimply ald Oily skin be,pv..,
lu1 ny lha CutlCnR nuGp. uuuel
81 WEAK RACK, PAIN ard w.,,..
nix ACru,s the kidneys SIN TIM Ines Hl
Ak \ through the lAlns, uWilut NM, aus
I'M NJ strength Alh AC;'y,I;, mSf,H,tI sI
9S lieYed and specify Cuiei 6rihsGInn,Ii i'
fWT AnIi'Pain fllSIer Az Grup,lsu, % VVu
yl.wSAw
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47-11-Buy Panhandle Coffee. al.
ways ahead and better than ever.
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Is.e OOda oO.,a0l Dlya0OdSth0oheApeUt
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sugnrSi sugnrSii
Standard graduated "A pounds for 81 90
Standard A 10 pounds for 81 90.
Good brown 20 pounds for 81 90.
ATLANTIC TIA Co.,
I'LL and 22Ol Market street, Wheeling.
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TSssT. LUKE's P. Z. CHURCH,
ny lsLAND-Rev j Gibson CAN'T, II b rector,
se .vlCei a. 1880 a. 4. and 1850 Z. n. SUNDAY Echo0l
at 4. N, Seats free,
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T9ssEC0ND PRESBYTERIAN
W. C~HUR0H-Fey. VIM. II. Cooke, ID, pastor
Services at 1880 A n and 7:31 r. n, Sabbath
School RtgA,k. All arc welcome,
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"pnnlc III G~OoSotown."
On Saturday the Atlantic Tea Com.
psny will give to each purchaser a beau
tiful card, entitled q "PaniC In Goose
town." Remember the location Of our
stores In this locality; I'LL and 1901 Mar
ket street, Wheeling; 1877 Belmont street,
Bellalre, o.; $50 South Fourth street.
Steubenyille, o, I
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MPUNITED PRESBYTERIAN
w C~HURCH-Rey. J. T. Mcclure, DIN, pastor,
Service tomorrow at 1880 A. n. sabbath School
at2R.M No service 10 the evening.
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TOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
Tls following Lots on Wheeling Island ttidaT
lug 70 the estate Of tho late VIM. Mccoy, VII:
Lots No. CO. o. and "A on Broadway,
llots No. 80 aud 80 on York street
LOS No. %, 100 and l0l On Virginia street
Lots NO. l0l, 100, ITO and iii on Huron iltceh
LoN No. IL, 10 and 100 on WabW,h street
Lot No. l44 on Water street.
au29 ". Y. IIOak& HRO ia0 NattGA
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9e1tDto,ts a1Dttees.

n5PsT. MATTHEW'S CHURCH-sER.
W. yicEs tomorrow Rt 1880 4. n. Sunday
School al ' AN, No evening s rvice.
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70 Milwaukee In Pullman C~ars-Ilound
Trip ~ 90.
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The contract was awarded to the Mesara
Giesy.
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~T5pOHAPLINE STREET N, II,
Wy ClURCII-Rev. j u. Hull pastor lroachiuF
O. lOiSl A. y. and 1880 r. n. babb0th school ii
Up. NJ, AL. hCNaNh, SUPERINTENDENT
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N5NoRTH STREET NJ. I. CHURCH,
Wy corner Filth and Market sttees-RoY, M,
Y. Dryden, pastor. Borvlces 70. morrow at 1880 A,
y. and @ P Sunday echool At or. N. All are
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Address:
Anrnsen,ents
riInATRB!

o. c, GENTlIER ,,..,...,,, .IEsEE AND NAslGn,
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.NFTH lRD PRESBYTERIAN
W. CHURCH, Eighth watd-Rev. W. N. EIton,
o. WGShirglon, Pa will preach At 1880 a. N. and
Communion leryles July II. All arc welcome.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-11


Every ooservant stranger who visits Wash
ington and explores the beautiful northwest
quarter must be struck with the fact that all
the new statues in that part OF the city face to-
ward the south, and wonder whetherit is q SIM
greatest work OF Mcpherson, Thomas. Dupont.
Farragut, and Scott was done in the SOUTH IL is
true. but why should they on that account, be
immortalized IN bronze as always going to their
work and never coming home? Tue older
statues In the same quarter and elsewhere do
not lace in the direction OF the chief fields of
labor or the most notable conquests of the heroe,
they represent Mills Washington faces the
rising sun, Greene and jackson the setting
Greenoughs naked effigy OF the Father of his
Country faces the east doors OF the CAPITOL The
emancipation group In Lincoln PARK face west
ward also. IL would be easy To understand the
tneoryuponwhicht the wOWashIngtons Greene
and the Lincoln of the Emancipation yroup
lace as they do, as they are consistent with the
original plan on which the city was laid out.
the capitol building being the center and every
toing else tribut.'ry 10 IL; but that this idea.
even, was lost sight of more than d generation
ago Is evident from the position OF MIls's Jack
son, which turns its back fairly on the Capitol
and extends TO the While House only a passing
point Of view, 10 the position in which the
newer statues stand; and perhaps, indeed
there Is just little of the principle OF compen-
sation involved in having the tide of migration
among Ordinary humanity all In one direction
and these monuments OF extraordinary patriot
l1n and genius all pointing ia the opposite one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-11

The parting interview between Gen. Butler
and Frederick Douglass must have been touch
ing in the extreme, if the correspondents
describe IL fairly. The generals declaration,
"Whatever stand make in politics in after
HE, shall be true 10 you and 10 the interest of
your race" shows that his future is still uncer-
tain In his own mind. He may return to the
republican fold. or he NAV become regular
silk-stocking democrat or he may even head a
prohibition party of his own invention-who
knows: He Is what would be called, In ordi-
nary circumstances pretty old man, but poll
ties has preservative effect equal to alcohol
upon some natures. and his Is probably one of
them. At any rate, for all that appears now,
there IL nothing to prevent Benjamin F. But
ler's running for President in 19OO-except
votes.
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We SOUNDED Txr KrY-xorr

On FAN Goods some days ago. siaee then W
have added new goods every day. The begin
ming OF the week will dnd Us ready for you with
stock away ahead ofthat OF any previous Fall
sea-on
Fall Dress Stufis claim attention arst Women
set the fashion I'm fairies, and have said
"Woolens" We heard the whisper during the
summer and ''Woolens'' are hers-any quaint
~ Of them. Every conceivable style Of fabric,
In the richest and ha ndsonest combinations Of
stripes, pin checks, broeadss, beaded designs,
mixtures and embroidered effects possibly im-
asinabie. representing broader Geld for the
display OF your individual taste than ever pre-.
viously presented by u.
Some or the combinations are simply ex-
quisite. and no words Of ours can possibly do
them justice.
Plain woolena with raised embroidered If.
fects.
Plain woolens, with pin-stripss and invisible
checka
Marrow stripes 10 go with broad stripeA
Checks to 90 With stripes
Mems Trouserings are patterned after.
Corded Pin-ssripes. Bayadiere Stripes. Persian
Effects. Invisible and Broken Check. In fact.
overdraw your stock Of Imagination, and s1.
pect TO find Ii here.
You ask about prices?
We answer: That If we sold them by their
looks instead Of By what We paid for them, the
present prices would be doubled.
We pick out one staple thug as Q seasons
Drive" 46-inch Fine Atwood French Cash
mere. in all the Fall shades and evening colors,
is worth. and Il usually sold ut $1.Oo per yard.
We propose to Sell four times IS much by mark.
ing 1t al 75c. per yard. Let this illustrate
prices on the balance Of the stock.
FIRST selections are choice selections Be
first
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-11

Chairman Brown, of the Maine democratic
state committee, Is out with a circular i'm
pressing upon the minds of his fellow partsans
the necessity for bringing every available vote
10 the polls, and the possibility of thus over
coming the republican host. Is this the same
Chairman Brown whose mysterious comings
and goings In Washington in behalf of candi
dates for federal office excited so much COM
raent last autumn. and raised a passing tempest
at the White House,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-11

Manager AronsOn believes that Mrs Victoria
Morosini-Huls will be at his
Jheater as usual on Monday evening. There is
proverb about certain kind of shilling that
always turns up, but let Us hope that Mrs Vic
terra Morosini, etc. is not that kind of q coin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-11

II the government is going to send Geronimo
south, perhaps ii will send him into an earth
quake region where something big and heavy
will tumble down on his head
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AUTUMN OpEsIse.
SEATON PERRY
fSI-CC,ESSOk To PERRY l. pDnrurn,

SEAlON PERRY.
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY & BRorHER)
WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH
VERY LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK OF
THE Latest PARIS NOVELTIES IN silks
FALLLL RA ECAIsE. SATIN DUCHESSE, PLAIN
AND FANCY VELVET~ CHkVlOTs HON. E.
SPINS. HAIRLINE STRIPES AND CHECKS
FRENCH COSTUME CLOTHS AND OTHER
DRESS FABRICS. WHICH ARE THE CORRECT
WINTER OF 1885
NOVELTIES IN SILK AND WOOL COMBINATION
SUITS FROM Sl2 TO 80.
NEW PARIS and BERLIN WRAPS, JACKETS
AND JERSEYS
NoVLLTlE- IN HANDKERCHIEFs, HOSIERY
AND h ID GLOVES.
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF MOURNING FAB
RICo" FROM THE MOST CELEBRATED
EUROPEAN MANUFACTURERS.
THESE GOODS ARE DIRECT IMPORTATIONS
HANDS IN NEW YORK DURING THE PAST
WEEK.
WOULD ADVISE MY CUSTOMERS TO MAKE
MEMS ARE COMPLETE, AS THERE Is AL
WAYS A SCARCITY LATER IN THE SEASON OF
IHE MOST DE>IRABLE TEXTURES
EI SPt CIAL APARTMENTS FOR DISPLAY.
M EN ENING GOODS BY GAS LIGHT.
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDINe,
Penn. Avenue. Corner 9th street
Established 1870. sell
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Prophet Swomstedt. OF Cincinnati, ascribes
the recent commissions of nature to the work of
bad spirits in the bowels OF the earth. Possibly
this explanation is based upon the prophets
personal experience; fellow feeling making
him appreciate the bitterness of the throes In
which the earth has writhed. The bad spirits
consumed in Cincinnati have produced such
effects as almost 10 turn OHIO into prohibition
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

ENoR RENT-TyLkR & RuTHERFoRD.
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$o& Delaware ave n o.. Dr., $50.
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cumberland Place n.w rom Oct 4. lss8, S.Q
Sth ST. opposite Judic tsry square. lzr., $50
l<o % 81 NV llr., $40.
sSl NJ. NV, Tor. go.
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BossErs p ERECTION BLACK
SILKS
The Best Black Silks Ever Made
SOft, fine and beautiful Black
Guinet and Bonnets Black Gros Grain Silks Satin de
Lyon. Rhadarne ard Duchess. III choice qualities,
AT the very lowest prices. Black Rhudames at
Sl2o, worth Sl.oO. Specia bari gain in Co.orsd
falIle Francais al Sl.25. worth Sl.5O. All SILK
SeiVets at S4.oO, In choice cvlors
We have Just opened a large lot of White
SILKS and satins. suitable tor Wedding Dresses,
and offer Faille Francais. satin Rhadames,
MefEelIleux. SatiE Duchess and MORE Fran
Gals. In white and evening shades, at New York
prices
Combination Novelties in Plush and Wool In great
Narlety-the newest and most desirable goods
In the market Six Mixtures and Plain Broad.
cloths, for taior-made suits, in every shade. All
WOOL French Casnmeres, As la. wide, 81 .UO: the
best goods ever sold tor the price. New Paris
Robes and Dress Patterns Elegant stock Of
Choice Move ties in silks, Velvers and WOoleus,
Striped Checked and Plaid Fiaunes. for Wrap
pers New able Linens and Napkins. Extra
Bargains III White Linen Table Damasks, ut 81 OU,
l.1o and 81 90.
BlacA Goods Of every description.
Hosiery. Underwear and Umbrella