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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1886-12-08
OUR ROADS.

We publish this week an interest
ing letter from a prominent farmer
of Mecklenburg county, one whom
Mecklenburg has more than once
honored and again honsfs by send
ing to represent hey/in the State
Senate, on the subject Of country
roads. The depforable condition of
our wagon highways is conceded.
That they should be put in and kept
in a better condition is also conceded.
But how is this to be done? That
is the question. The methods in
vogue so far are practically failures,
sc much time and money thrown
away. ...=f- sa. ..
The PROGRESSIVE FARMER has sug-
gested one way in which we can
have better roads, with the least
possible outlay of money, and that
is to stop hiring out the penitentiary
put them to work and keep them at
work upon our country roads. Let
the State undertake the work as a
part of the system of internal m
provements. There are now twelve
hundred convicts on the penitentIary
rolls. There is no reason to suppose
that for some years to come the
number will be less. 1t will probably
be greater. With these twelve hun
dred hands properly managed wha
a large amount of work they could
do in n year upon u country
roads. We do not expect to accom-
plish everything in one or two
years, but in a few years with such
labor continuously and systematic
ally employed we could have ROADS
that the State might be proud o.
This is the use to which these con
victs should be put, a use from when
the people Of the State, the farmers
of the State especially who pay
most of the expenses OF the cour'o
and the prosecution and care OF the
convicts before they are sentenceu
and afterwards, would derive some
benefit and get back, in part AZ
least, some of the money so eXpehu-
ed. The railroads car get along
without the convicts. Railroads are
built by syndicates these days, syn
dicates which have money, and Dullu
railroads where they will pay
whether they have convict labor on
not and do not build them Where
they will not pay whether eonv ,to
labor can be had or not. Put tiI
convicts on the public roads, anu
then we may have in a short .l'''
good roads at the minimum cost
John *. Patterson killed yesrei
day two 1O3 months pigs. n'
heaviest n weighed 324 pouhos'
Con cord Rp0iSfer.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1886-12-08

Read our advertisements. And
you will do us a great favor when
you speak or write of them, to men,
ton The PROGRESSIVE FARMER.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1886-12-08
Winston, N. G., Dec. 8, 1896

I This paper entered as second class matter ut the
Post Office in Winston, N. CT
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1886-12-08

-Cutso Hito, the Mikado of Japan,
wears a moustache and parts his hair in
the middle.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1886-12-08

John X. Patterson killed yesrei,
day two 1O3 months pigs. lne
heaviest one weighed 324 pounos'-
Concord Reqister.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-15

The board OF trustees OF the Washington Brick
Machine company yesterday elected the follow
ing officers 7. l.. Holbrook, president; Anthony
Pollok. vice president; GEO. ii. b. White, treas
urer; Z. +. Peck, secretary. Executive COM
mittee, Charles Jas. Bell, Chas. F. Macdonald,
George II. b. White. 7. l.. Holbrook, general
manager
Capitol Council, No. 800, Royal Arcanum.
has elected and installed officers TO serve for the
ensuing year as follows: NJ. Marshall, regent;
j. w. COrkhil, vice regent; Jacob Rich, treas
urer; Aaron Brunn, collector; Simon GOldstein,
orator.
The District lodge of the G. U. o. of o. F. has
Installed the following offlcers:-J. c. Jackson
district master: r. Fl. Johnson, deputy district
master; >. W. Watson, district secretary; E. w.
Jackson, district treasurer; A. F. Brown, dis
trict director.
At n meeting of the Chemical Society of
Washington last evening the following officers
were elected for 1SS6:-Prof. Fl. w. Wiley pres
ident: Prot. +. T. Fristoe and Prof. F.W Clarke
vice presidents; Prot. W. II. Seaman, treasure
ID. \. G.. Peale, secretary; Dr. j. H. kidder DR.
Thos. Antisell, DIR. Thos. NJ. Chatard and Mr.
Edgar Richards. executive committee.
MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage licenses
have been issued by the clerk of the court to
Abraham Adams and Christianna Lee; Chas
+. Williams, of New York, and Mary joyce of
Gloucester, Va; Gaetano Muzzi Seigne.
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- D y T A G lou $.

am native of England. and while was in that
country contracted a terrible blood poison and for
TWO years was under treatment patient
al Nottingham Hospital England. but was not cured
suffered the most agonizng pains in my bones, and
was covered With sores all over my body and limbs
Finally completely lost all hope in that country
ana sailed for America and was treated Roosevelt
IN this city, as well by prominent physician in
New YORK, having no connection with the ho pitfalls
saw the advertisement of SwIFT's SPECIFIC and
determined 70 give il trial. took six bottles and
can say with great joy that they have cured me en-
urely. am as sound and well as / ever was in my
life. l. FREDH.IEopD
New York City, June 18th, 1885.
In March oflast year QSs4) I contracted blood
poison. and being in Savannah, Ga, at the time 1
went into the hospital there for treatment suffered
very much from rheumatism at the same time
did not get well under the treatment there nor was
cured by any of the usual means i have now taken
seven bottles OF SWIFT SPECIFIC and Am sound and
skin. I7a II - Al INC
Jersey City, n. J., August =. 1885.
treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases n allied free
THESWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
NY. 49, W. Odd st. IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-15

FANS.
These Fans are Of Black Silk Gauze, with Ostrich
Feathers attached to of the sticks
two cents cheaper than they can be bought in New
1aey e y Fans WE s in the
York houses Have just opened o case containing
red gray feathers The ralas Royal price rice is to
be So 50 each We invite conuoisseurs to examine
otherwise would bet any amount such Fans cannot
be purchased elsewhere under $40: Satin Fans that
TsH s fe Ss wsfh
Mey and Beautiful designs in osdzed Pins
and designs identical; The only difference Is the
finest limitations imported are being shown BY the
paiais ROYAL This department is pratronized by the
Of Ha o' 1ns
Pins Earrings ETC., set in Sterling Silver, Real or
Kid in light tan and
Prices, 8 SO, SLIPS, $3.50. So. SO.
Bden: fd 0F Ffcss 81 shades
Silk Mts to reach to elbow shoulder, CSC s1.4s.
Rosa KID %s G Gloves Buttons
5, 6,s Prices, Sl.35. 81, so 81 so 81 rs, 81 .0S
all hands. Every pair tried On and warranted.
LACEs
For dress fronts we show thirty-two new styles of
Fedora and Egyptian Lace Flo9ncing. 3l-incf wide
Toe, and 46-nch wide for 81. % q,
For Overdress and Sleeves, Fedora and Egyptian
IaceS to match above, double width. I-aces
spond in all widths from l3c. to 75c yard
BEADED Net and Laces in very beautiful New De-
signs, from 25c. to 81. SO yard.
Endless variety ut Csc. yard, many designs Of
which cannot be purchased elsewhere under soc. yd
Skirt Rufhings from l2c to 4Sc. yd. We have over
HANDKERCHIEFs
For 48c Sheer Linen Handkerchiefs are shown
we have previously offered for 6S and 75c. Handker-
chiefs sell for zoe. superior to anything
yet exhibited at 35c. Please inspect Japanese Silk
white or cOored borders, for SO, worth SO. p All
above are new goods.
French Corsage Bouquets: perfect limitations of
viOets lilacs. pinks, heliotrope chrysanthemums
snow balls, ETC.. 4S and SO 4 bunch.
SILK COrsase Bouquets for 9Sc that would be cheap
at 81. so See them.
- FEATHERS.
Warranted all one piece not spced are our Ostrich
Feather Tips, three In bunch. for CSC All colors.
RIBBONS
Pcot Edge Sash Ribbons. new colors and styles,
S5c.: elsewhere Csc. yard. Other novelties at 75c
elsewhere $I.25 yd
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Every lady who reach our store should not miss
the opportunity Of at least seeing these
Bargains at
Silks, VELvErs AND GAuzna
SEAroS PrRry.

OEATON Il EREY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY d BROTHER)
HAS JUST OPENED A LARGE LINE OF FABLE
FRANCAISE," IN BLACK. HITE AND ALL
THE NEW COLORS
SUPERB STOCK OF LYONS SATIN DUCHEssE,
RHADAMES, TRICOTINES, eros GRAINS
AND SURAH SILKS. IN BLACK, WHITE
AND ALL THE FASHIONABLE SHADES
FOR STREET, RECEPTION AND EVENING
ELEGANT BEADED sATINs AND vELvETs
FRISE SATINS FOR DRESS FRONTS AND
PANELS.
LYONS BLACK AND COLoRED ALLSILK
VELVETS. FROM 500 TO $500 PER YARD.
BLACK AND COLORED GERMAN SILK VEL
VETS. AT 81 % TO $500
NEW SILK GAUZES. BRUSSELS NETS AND IL
NOVELTIES IN CREPE DE CHIMES, INDIA
SILKS AND CANTON CREPES,
NEW SILK MULLS, SILK HOSIERY.
TREFOUSSE & PERINOTS KID GLOVES.
GOOD QUALITY BROCADED EVENING GAUZES
AS Low AS soc.
COMpIETE AssORTMENT OF PURE LINEN
DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS, ALL WIDTHS
AND LENGTHS. WITH NAPKINS ALL
81 WIDE DoUBLE-FACED CANTON FLANNEL
FOR TABLE COVERING
~ SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAY.
ING EVENING GOODS BY G.ASLIGHT.
~ PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING
Penn. Avenue, corner 9th street.
Established 1SzO Jas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-15

GEO. ANDREWS, OVERSEER OF THE
- Lowell Carpet Corporation. for over twenty
years, before his removal to Lowell, afflicted with
salt rheum in its worst form Its alterations iualy
covered more than half the surface of his body and
limbs He was entirely cured by AYERS SARSAP-
ARILLA. See certificate in Ayers Almanac for 1888
vTNHE UNTIDY, DIRTY APPEARANCE OF A
= grizzly beard should never be allowed. BUCK
INGHAMS DYE FOR THE WHISPERS will
readily change their color to a brown black, at dis
cretion and thus keep up reputation for
and good looks jal2
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LADIES' GOODS.

WH1rE Howard & Co
{Formerly with NJ. A. Connolly.
IS w. SIXTEENTH STREET. NEW YORK,
SARATOGA AND LONG BRANCH.
Have now opened at the
RIGGS HOUSE
Large and Very Elegant Stock Of
IMPORTED COSTUMES.
DINNER, RECEPTION AND BALL DRESSES
WRAPS, BoNNETS, &C.
Just Received from the Leading Houses of LondoI
and Paris and which will be offered a.
LESS THAN COST OF IMPORTATION
ja4-2w
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Oun ANSuA1 RED LETTER SALE.

Oun ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE.
Come with the snow the beautiful snow.
And the old and the young, the hearty and hale
Attend en- masse Adlers Annual Red Letter sale.
At the close ofevery it has been our custom,
to have what is popularity known
RED LETTER SALE
are many new Corners constantly settling in and
around the District. brief panalion for their bene
RED LETTER SALE
ton. we would state that it means Simply letting
on tags attached to oe each and every gar
ment thereby showing the regular price and the re-
ntssen
reader will perceive at glance that REDUCTION
COST sh OF Pk
DUCTION. During our
RED LETTER SALE
we positively decline to sell any goods to DEALERS
being determined that consumers only shall reap the
benefits 1t were well to state right here that
VICTOR E ADLERS
ANNUAL RED LETTER SALE
from the beginning to the close is purely labor of
love coupled with loss II you wish to share in the
benefits be pleased to call at
VICTOR E ADLERS
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE, TEN
e27 AND e2e SEVENTH ST. NV.
Corner Massachusetts, avenua
RED LETTER SALE
Begins Monday, January H. and ends February IL.
~ Open evenings until 8: Saturdays until IL
jail
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DRY GOODS.
GRrAr REVOLUTION L. Snrnrs

UREAr REvoLUTIoN liz SHIRTS.
Having successful in closing out an entire lot OF
Shirts from . large manufacturer. are enabled to
offer the Gents of this town Monstrous Bargains
THE CONTEST SHIRT,
cotton cut crosswse feed seams gnssete and stayed
Linen bosom and wristbands. nicely finished
THE GRAPHIC SHIRT.
Which shall offer e9c. is of the best grade
cotton, 2lO0 Linen bosom and wristbands hand-n ade
gussets. This is as good as our 75c Shirt, and we
therefore will sell regular 7oc Shirt in this
OUR 81 SHIRT
Is made of wamsut:a muslin 1900 Linen wristbands
and bosom. backed with heavy Butchers Linen hand
forred uV stayed piacKes sleeve secdna ynsa
This Shirt than the Shirt been selling
ton.
Now. we have also a special barssin in Iaundried
Shirt made of the hes, muslin. 2lOO Linen bosom and
wristbands This shirt made by Daniel Miller &
per dozen whOesaie but being out of sizes Is
and al iS two good selling slzes we bought Them to
these szes-l4. I4la 10. I6is. Il. l7ls
SHlRlS
fine grade of cotton. feled seams nicely stitched
and finished full length and BREADTH sizes from
L. only SOC
Also nice line of fancy trimmed Night Shirts, In
all coors, for CSC
GENTS UMBRELLAS,
In Silk, Alpaca and Bingham at the lowest prices
GENTS TIES
An immense variety of TecK or Pulled Scars for Csc
GENTS HOSE
In endless variety Of colors and qualities; prices
promised 10 be the LOWEST
GENTS UNDERWEAR
We have Shit and Drawer which we sell at soc
cuffs which cannot be bought else~ here for less than
81 go. ~ WI 0"'e' 'e''' ~ s''-' Is "0''" '"''s
FsSnpfs ne We r
Also, a fine line of Gents Cam is Hair Underwear.
Our 81 OO Red Underwear has been selling all along
for 81. 20.
Gentlemen wanting an odd shirt or Drawers to COM
piete their outfit will find il their
u.s. AS We have quit accumulated quantity OF these.
ana are very anxious TO dispose of them, mark ed
them out at 80 per cent below their actual value
BLUE FLANNEL SHIRTS.
We only have of these and are very DESTROYS TO
close them out. and have marked them accordingly.
GENTS COLLARS AND CUFFS
The latest styles in the best and cheap makes
GENTS JEwELRY.
Such as Cuff Buttons, Scarfpns etc, In plated and
pearl at taking prices.
BOYS LINEN COLLARS
For 25c. per dozen. These all linen and range in
size from ii to L.
And all other goods for Gent that is necessary TO
complete his Toilet. The quantity and variety
you hnd at q Gents Furnishing House you find
here,
BUT AT LOWER PRICES
LANSBURGH BRO,
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
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READSuB Rosa for sale at all news stands.
CHAS. FLEISCHMANNS
Ladies' and Gents Cafe,
1410 Pa. ave-, opposite Wizards Hotel.
Meals and luncheon at all hours. Open from 8
am. To IL pm. Boarders takenby the week
Or month. Oysters in all styles Open Sundays
FOR SALE.-The building formerly known as
the tialbraith church. situate on L. street, be-
tween 18th and oth streets northwest.
JAS. III. MARI 936-F street.
GIVE YoJ-R CHILDREN Il. III. Douglass & Sons
Capsicum Cough Drops for their Coughs, Colds
and Sore Threats: they will cure speedily, are
harmless and pleasing to the taste.
READ SUE Rosa for sale at all news stands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-15

FAT AND FULL-FACED PEOPLE can be suited
with eyeg lasSeS and spectacles, in stock, at Vi
emma Optician Co., 609 Pa ave. N. W..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-15

JOHNSON, GARNER & CO.,
jail $50 Penna. ave. South Side.
W. ARE READY To-DAr,
A GREAT OCCASION,
BEGINNING THIS MORNING
AN ENORMOUS SPECIAL SALE OF
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
FIRST, WE OFFER:
Ladies' NIGHT GOWNS rufiied and trimmed with
Linen Torchon Lace.
Ladies' WALKING SKIRTS, with deep hem and
ruf1ed hounce.
Ladies' DRAWERS Fruit Of the Loom Muslin. wide
hem and Hamburg fouhce.
Misses and Chidrep's DRAWERS. embroidered
ruffe. all sizes.
Ladies' CORSET COVERS perfect fitting hand.
sOmely trimmed with Hamburg Gusseting and Edge.
also Lace.
Children's MOTHER HUBBARD DRESSER en-
broidered yokes.
Infants NIGHT GOWNS. three sizes
Ladies' and Nurses APRONS wide tucks and long
strings,
At the uniform price Of
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
This Is the most important sale of MUSLIN UN.
DERWEAR ever made in Washington, and affords
opportunity of securing rstclass, reliable garments
at much less than regular prices
SECOND, WE OFFER:
One lot of MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, comprising
Night Gowns, Chemises, Drawers, Skirts and Corset
Covers, made of fine Muslin latest styles. trimmed
with rows of Embroidery and Torchon Lace, at the
uniform price Of
SEvENTY-FIvE CENTS EACH.
These goods are really worth from 81 to Sl15.
OUR THIRD OFFER
Consists of an unapproachable line Of LADIES
CHEMISES NIGHT ROBES, DRAWERS, SKIRTS
and CORSET COVERS, elegantly trimmed with
either Lace Embroidery. We shall sell the line
the uniform price of
NINETY-EIGHT CENTS APIECE
We guarantee these goods to be worth from S125 to
FOR OTHER STYLES PLEASE NOTICE OUR
WINDOW DISPLAY.
the opportunity of at least seeing these
Bargains at
T III III E {. s. E :: : II /
H NJ W 4 Err Eaf 90S I'LL f. ZEE
MN / ~ / / i &c SoS i Ern !:
3l6-3ls SEVENTH STREET N. W.
Will close at p m. during January and February.
ja9
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE or THE. CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsIIINGToN. II. u. Jan. ID. 1856, Gam.
For the middle Atlantic states. increasing
cloudincsS. followed by local SHOWS, turning
1ntO ram IN tIIe southern portion; variable
winds, generally shifting to- east and south,
FALLING barometer. warmer weather.
For Saturday, warmer cloudy weather and
local rains are Indicated for the middle and
region.
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Great REpUcr1os In The Prices

DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. IMMENSE size
very fine quality (receny advertised as special bar
gain al 5000, reduced to $500
CARRIERS
I'll Market Space near 9TH street
HOMESPUN DRESS GOODS reduced to Csc
BOUCLE DRESS GOODS Gin Back) one yard and
half wide, real value S1.25; reduced to 75c.
BLACK and COLORED SILK VELVETS, special
bargain at 81. 25 reduced TO Csc.
COLORED CASHMERES double fold immense
width II yards for l50.
ROYAL SERGE. beautiful dress goods excellent
quality IL yards for zoo.
LADIES HEAVY WINTER VESTS 37lac
LADIES CLOTH SkIRTING one yard and half
wide, only 31l2c-: cheap at SOC.
HEAVY BED COMFORTS, 75c
HANDSOME BROCADE SILK VELvETS all
coors special bargain, at 81 SO; reduced to $l.25
TRlCOT CLOTH, pure wool, excellent quality
double width: special gain at soc.
HoME-SPUN, DRESS GOODS, pure wool, WIDE
double width in Green. Blue and Brown cash
VALUE oOC-): reduced TO 37-Tc. ja4
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,
Holding Special Term for Orphans Court Business
January 4, 1856
In the matter of the will of JANE A. F. BURG ESS
late on the District of Columbia deceased Applica-
ton for the probate of the will and e men of the
sad deceased has this day been made by James H.
ested are hereby notified appear in this court on
Friday, the Twenty ninth day of January next an
should not be proved and admitted to probate: PRO
vide copy OF this order be published once a waek
for three weeks in the Evening Star newspaper prev
Gus To ;he said day.
BY The court A. 3. AAGNER Justice
lest H. j. RAMSDELL,
I. F. MILLER and f ID. WRIGHT, Solicitors
jal5-222S
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
amusernents Tonight.


CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-MeigS' sisters
QuarIette concert
ALBAUGHS OPERA House. Robson and
Crane In The Comedy of Errors.
NATIONAL THEATER.-FaHny Davenport in
"EedOra.'
FORD's OPER, HOUsE.-Gus Williams in "Oh!
What - Night.
NINTH-STRELT NJ. 7. CHURCH.-Lecture by
Rev. :. u. Switzerland.
METROPOLITAN CHURCH.-PrOf Townsend.
HERz0G's OPERA HoUsE.-Naud Granger in
ARTICLE 4
DIME MUSEUN.-"The French Spy
TIiEATEI: CoNIoCF.-Variety.
WA>HiNGToN RINK.-Fancy dress carnival
tonight.
NAIIOSAL RINK-611 and 6I3 street.
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WEATHER STRIPS of all kinds for sale and
put mp by w. Y. Moses 4 son. corner 1th and
r StS. N "
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Miss LIZZIE +. MACSICHOL will sing ''Ho
Sognatar by \. Rotoli. at the Little Mamie
Morrice concert. Jan. 10th. Reserved seats at
Ellis AZ Co ;1Oc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-15

DR. CHIPMAN'S PILLS have been used for
fifty years for dyspepsia and headache. Drug
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CLEARING SALE OF books at Baum's Book De-
partment. All books and stationery az clear
Ing sale prices
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY at cost previous to
removal. Thos. y. LadsOn, 52S 9th st. -
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Co1oeNn COLOGNE CoLoesn
FLOWERS OF ITALY COLOGNE
BLOSSOMS OF ORANGE, ROSEMARY, BALM
VIOLETS AND ROSES.
ALSO FINE CUT GLASS WARE, PLUSH CASES
TOILET SETS, &C., IN GREAT VARIETY AT
LOWEST PRICES
MARIN 4 OGRAM-PHARMACISTS,
18th st. and n. Y. ave- dl6-lm
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THE ART SALE AT WILLARD HALL.-Walter
r. willard Hall on Monday next. The com
nlned exhibit q paintings, bronzes, oriental
caspe9 ana rug. antique furniture and other
arr works VIII doubtless interest the public
They especially cali attention to two pieces OF
antique tapestry, after cartoons by lie Breen
representing scenes from the life Of Alexander
the Great. Some Of the large bronze figures
are said TO be from the Vienna exposition. The
~os'd carvings are OF novel design. The statue
o. Meditation" by Giovanni Ciuiselle, at tracts
attention The sale commences at IL O'Clock
Monday morning, and will be conducted by
Nr. X Scott jr, through Mess. Walter Il.
" -..ia1os & Co.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES

DAVIS CELERRArEp HANS
diamond Brand
Small Sizes
FERRIS BEEF TONGUES
BoNEL ENGLISH BREAKFAST BACON
BoNELESS HAMS.
ROULETTE HAMS.
WILMER & Co.
FINE GROCERIES,
jazz 1915 PENNA. AVENUE
DUSHi PUSH PtsII,-BEST FAMILY FLOUR
Il Sbs5 per barrel: Tomatoes. 3pound cans. 81 .o5
Ter doz: White Peaches 3-pound cans. l5c p'r can:
COOKING haisins, lOc per pound Hams (CaSsard -
lli2c per pound: Cassards shoulders tnice "a Ham :
2c per pound: tasslrds shoulders. 8L,c per pound:
l-pound can fresh Mackere, l5c. per can; syrup.
onethrd honey, 65c. per gallon: 5-pound bucket Ap
pie Butter, }oc; > pounds Mince Meat BOZ. sugar
Corn, soc. dozen: Roasted Coffee l2isc.. l5c O,
pound Plantation Java roasted. 2.pc pound:
cry Butter 3nc. pound: lo pounds Bnckw heat. 35c:
Extra Flour 500 70 - . barrel; pounds Nuts lor
DOC INDIA TEA COMPANY. $40 9Th s. ". eth
street cars pass the door. ''>end "A Postal" Ja6
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IHE CHrc.Go GROCERY COMPANY.

u NE \-HlCAGO ~ RDtfRN NeOMPANY,
500 9TH STREET. OFFERS
Pound Can Tomatoes ssc. dozen.
Pound Can Corn, gSc dozen
Marrowfai Peas. u lis dozen.
Early June Peas 81 IS dozen.
small May Peas, 81 rs dozen
Table Peaches. 81 90 dozen.
FINEST Table Peaches, yellow hite 81 ps dossnL
Light Brown Sugr 4, 5i-c. I'd.
standard SUGAR, 6lzc 10.
Granulated sugar, &c. lb.
Gut LOAF sugar. sAsc Ia.
THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY
OFFERS:
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-15

n VERDICT FOR Mr.. MONRoE-Charles r
Monroe, who entered "a suit against VIM NJ
GaIt, chairman of the executive committee on
the presidential inalguI alton, To recover 500
Tor extra work at the Pension building in pre-
pairing 70 tor the inauguration ball this morn
lns recovered q verdict for the amount claimed
the ease being tried yesterday in the second
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-15

LONDON COUGH SYRUP only 10 and % cent:
q bottle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-01-15

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