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w. M. SuusrER & Soss

w. Nj. SHusrrR & Soss
DEALERS IN
FRENCH. GERMAN. ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
DRY GOODS,
9l9 Pennsylvania ave,
ARE NOW OFFERING UNUSUAL
BARGAINS
In Fancy Dress Goods White Goods and all kinds
offspring and Summer goods. as they wish to close
out al Fancy summer Fabrlques in the next few
weeks.
We have Sill remaining the mos, choice assortment
OF FRENCH SATINfIS we have ever had at this
season. and complete stock of plain colors in all the
choice new shades many them in styles not to b..
found elsew here this city
"A complete stock OF BLACK GOODS of the very best
makes and one of the largest stock of BLACK AND
toLOkED SILKS 10 DC found In this market.
PARASOLs. LADIES UMBRELLAS HOSIERY.
HANDkERCHIEFS, NAPKINS TOWELINGS,
and very large lot of Remnants, which we have
marked al great loss, wish to close out
this month.
ALL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES.
ONE PRICE ONLY
jy7 THE BEST Is The CHEAPEST
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MoSDAY. JuLY 12rn,
W. W. BURDETTE CO.
OUR GREAT SEMI-ANNUAL REDUCTION SALE
IS NOW IN FULL PROGRESS
RELIABLE DRY GOODS, CARPETS AND MAT
TINGS,
AT COST FOR CASH
MoSDAY. july 12rH,

$500 worth of Remnants. Odds and Ends, at one
third their value, Guiding remnants of SILKS
SELNETS, BLACK aud COLORED DRESS GOODS
WHITE GOODS-in fact. Remnants of everything.
$4,000 orth of choicest and most desirable DRY
GOODS will be offered at reduced prices.
BLACK and COLORED SILK FABRICS of every
description at reduced prices
BLACK and COLORED WOOL GOODS of all kinds
at reduced prices
WHITE GOODS, COLORED WASH FABRICS
SATINES. BATISTE, FRENCH and DOMESTIC
G1NGHAMS and SEERSUCKERS at cost.
PARASOLS and SUN UMBRELLAS LESS THAN
COST.
LADIES, GENTS and CHILDRENS HOSIERY
and UNDERW EAR at reduced prices
CARPETS, oILCLOTHS and MATTINGs at re-
duced prices
ONE PRICE ALL GOODS WARRANTED AS
REPRESENTED BY THE SALESLA DIES AND
GENTLEMEN.
w. w. BURDETTE CO..
Nos. 92s Seventh and 7O6 streets northwest
jy1O-3t
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CIarets. Clarets.
"St Estephe" Margaux, st. Julien "a fine
onel and Nedoc Prices marked way down.
80 days closing out sale.
n. T. METZGER & Bro,
All 7th street n ".
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ORKNEY SPRINGS. SHENANDOAH CO.. VA
" THE La RGESI AND MOST FASHIONABL y
SU MINER RESORT IN THE MOUNTAINS OF

VIRGINIA
painted repaired and papered throughout; yENAY
new closets anu the best sanitary plumbing 4E:ME
newly furnished throughout, and new hair mattresses
have been placed in all the rooms with woven wire
springs making this the best and most compete re-
sort to be found in the SOUTH Greatest variety OF
States beautiful scenery, magnificent roads, table u
exceIled; hot cold, shower and plunge baths; good
class livery in connection with the hotel charges
the building This is the nearest watering place to
Washington, being only hours ride the b. 4 O.
II. X. Two trains daily Music will be furnished by
Prof Ed. Williams Brass and String Band, of Al
baughs Opera House. Descriptive pamphlets con-
hotels anal sis OF the water attractions TERMS es
monials. &c may be had free at the following drug
eral water denot on F st.. Evening star office and
MADDCX, Proprietor. r. q. BURKE. Chief Clerk
DR.. c. W. CHANCELLOR Resident Physician.
myS-1m
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NpSE1 SAvEE.-i;cId this: $3.50 walnut ex-
.ItI table; chiidreu'S rockers and high
80. ~, 4Jc.. ldr<c cane seat rOckers. 81 81:
AT ~ -. ash chamber suites. S2i.J
walnut marble Top chamber suites bevel mir
rpr chairs rocker. etc, S2S: lounges, S2.75:
walnut hall racks, So; sin walnut cane seat
chairs. 500; kitchen tables, Sl.1O; rattan
r"cSrr-. $50 six cane seat chairs, So 80;
- ,s,kc~ne;tre tables. S1.Jtr marble top walnut
table. $500 baby earrings, ptrisOl top, 81 81.
W ilsidm I'll. Damn, No. 31l 9Th street north
west.
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CITY ITEMS.
Good Wine Needs No Rush.

In olden times bush over an inn door was
the sign of wine within. But when the thirsty
man OF those days had found the place where
good wine was sold, he could find the place even
if no bush was over the door. In these later days.
when a man wants to strengthen his system, he
can't be tempted by any bush in the way OF
gorification OF this or that tonic when he has
once used Dr. Henley's Celery, Beef and Iron.
He will call tor it every time, and. knowing its
value from experience, sticks to 1t as something
he can depend on. i
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IOoIOMAC HOTEL. ST. GEORGES ISLAND.
i Nd, Will open June %. Terms: 81 5Oa Z
per day. 50 per week and $50 per month. vENY
special arrangements for families. VIII s..tI |
meet steamers George Leary and Excelsior at Piney
Point wharf Good sailing and bathing Boats for
sailing free. Address r ]. ADAMS Il BRO, Piney
Point. ST. Mary's County, Md. Refer to A j. Donald
SON. Government Printing Office and c. Xander, 81
1th st. NV. jeI7-lm*
DIVER SPRINGS IS SITUATED 76 MILES
from Washington on the Potomac, Fine salr
water bathing. with beautiful view and fine 4 L
GGnn,,y dryes f music and dancing at the Y
table fare Transportation from and steamers v
field and ThompSon Fruit and medical advice free
More enjoyment for the same money than any other
place of the kind. all three times per week Address
Dr. H. r. BLAk!SIONE & SONS. River Springs Z. o..
81 Mary'S Co., Nd ieE:}-;}W*
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HOU-EKEEPEf:S HoUSEKEEPFRS-Save your
nI"acy: - to y. T. MctLger n Bro. III 9TH ST.
nv: a great closing sale.
HEADQCARTEEs for gents fine hand->ewed
low shoe also null stock pf bicycle and tennis
shoes. Rich. IL Market Space.
60 To X. W. HENDERSON * Co. lib St
~, fUr wall paper and window shades.
SAVE your eyesisht Consult Hempler cor az,
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LOCAL MENTION.
The W Gather.

GTFTCE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
" t>If~GTOS. IL. e.. July 12. L $50. 9 am.
District OF Columbia, Maryland and Vir-
generally fair weather, variable winds,
-f., ~ temperature.
sLc-tdy. slightly warmer. generally fair
teT j. indicated for New England and the
Ia lie Atlantic states.
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Remember these goods cheap at the prices We
had on them but believe in cutting prices goods
right in midst of season and when people need them
at The same time insurng against tine aerl atiye
carryin them out until next We always try
TO avoid this by making this insertion early Every
one knows that white goods have yellow sh appear
ance when carried GA The shelves a long while
We have also mark ed our
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10 TO GEO. s. WALKER FOR MONUMENTAL.
NJ Granite Work; best facilities ia " ashiugtOp for
such work. Once and Yard 1O2 1OS North Capitol
st.. IN rear Of Government Prinunx Otiice mh27
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AMPUTATION OF n IEG.-Yesteriay at PrOvi-
uence hospital Dr. Hamilton. assisted by Drs.
sewers, Lincoln, Buckley and others ampu-
tited the ie-. Oi Mr.. William l.. Gary oi the law
1rnl oi Mct'ary, HOrner " Durant, taking oil
me ilIIib Just below the knee. Last winter
Judge NctItry had one OF his feet frp>tbitten,
anI from this gansrene set in, rendering the
amputation necessary.
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CopartNership Notice.

THE undersigned have formed q cOpart-
l. nersbip, dating from the Sth instant,
under the arm name and style Of DEAN q
LILLY, for the purpose, Of conducting
2O5 Main street, Lee Block, Memphis, Tenn.
The bushes will be conducted ut l9l Poplar
street until the machinery and fixtures ut
WILLIAM DEAN,
JOHN LILLY.
MEMPHIS, September 20, 1885.
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waste. Those who do the most should
have the most.
There Is no civilized country so far
as know, bot believe there will be,
and want to hasten the day when
the map Of the world will give the
boundaries of that blessed land"
What do You think OF the nomi-
ration of MIR. HEWITT"
II regard Mr.. Hexitt as an exceed,
lngy intelligent gentleman, and II
elected, he will make an excellent
Mayor. Flo Is MT very good judge
OF handwriting, or was not in 1851,
but he may lave improved since.
Probably the Democracy could no
have made better nomination. The
trouble is thst new captain does rot
necessari y mean a new crew, aud l
am afraid that the old crew will con-
troll the new captain. New YORK
needs chsnge, and for that reason i
want Mr.. Hewitt to lack Just a few
votes-just enough to elecs some
other man, a-d l hops that G orge
will be the other man. ! don't know
anything about the Republican
chances without George"
do you agree with Georges prln-.
ciplss? Do you believe in sec alism !"
''In Russia l might be nihiliS', in
Germany socialist, but in this coun-
try am a Republican. Anarchists
are out of place ia a couptry where all
can vote. The ballot should super
sede oil other means. lido not uoder-
stand that George is a socialist. Beis
on the side of those who woIk-so am
l. He wants to help those who need
hslp-so DO l. The rich can take care
of themselves. ehed no tears over
the miseies Of capital l think Of the
men in MINIS aud fsctories, 10 huts,
novels a. d cellars-of the poor sewing
women-of The poor, the hur CRY and
the despairing.
"The world must be made better
through intelligence. / do not go with
the destroyers, with those who bate
the ce3siu', who haze the generous,
simply because they are rich. Wealth
is the surplus produced by labor, and
the wealth of the World should keep
the world from want"
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> NORTH WEST TERRI TORY.
Favorable Report of the Condition
of Schools, Stale of Guilt.
walton, Etc.

WINNIPEG, MAN, October 15.-In
opening the North West Council at
Regina, Thursday, Lieutenant Gov
ernor Dowdney stated that the 1877
townships in the Territories heard
from reported that II $50 acres wers
under cul ivation, and that 400 acres
of new land had been broken. Thera
are ninety schools in the Territories,
with 27S6 pupils. With regard to To-
dian affairs, the Lieutenant Governor
stated that there never was time
when the Indians were more con-
tented and cheerful or better disposed
toward their white brethren than at
ple ept,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-16
A DEFENDER OF FOWLKEs
GIVES TIL MOVEMENT AGAINST
PARKER AWAY
PrOhibitiOBist-FOWlkes Must
Fall Into Line.
To tho Editors of the Appeal:

DYERsBURG, Tenn, October 14.-In
your paper of this day appears a let
ter from Mr.. J. N. Parker, candidate to
represent Dyer county ia the next
General Assembly of Tennessee, in
which letter he claims to be the regu-
lar nominee OF the Democratic par y
of this county. Now, Messrs. Editors,
l am sure you take his statement for
the fact, but, nevertheless, will you
stake your judgment against pure aud
trus Democrats, who Were present,
aud will take pleasure in making oath
or affidavit to the fact that the So
called county convention was COM
posed OF Glesnbackers, Prohibition
aud Republican delegates. This being
true is it good policy for men who
love Democracy better than side is
sues to support such nominee. /
think you are bound to say no. We
did not take the preCaution that your
county convention did. see from
the action of your convention that
prohibition was showed under, and
vet in the fsce OF all these facts, you
ask DYER comfy Democrats TO support
tn regular nominee. Yes, he is the
IRE ocular nominee OF part OF four pc
liticai parties; Greenback, Pro- ibl-
tor, Republican and Democratic. Is
it good p icy for Democrats, because
they have been handicapped in COM
ventions, to fall in line and support
man who is a better Plohibitiorist
than he is a Democrat? II we are to
surrender our principles because we
were negligent and failed to torn out
at our district conventions, then we
would occupy strange position in
deed; giving our strength and our
support to the euemy of cur parry.
am sure bat there hiss been strong
effort made with your paper and the
Aralanche to boycott the Fowlkes
Democrats Of this C unity, by the edi-
tor Of our county paper, and also by
the chairman of the County Executive
Committee, who has bsen making
speeches for Mr.. Parker, but you will
see that Capt. Fowlses will beat both
of his competitors. The chairman
thinks lie is the Democratic party,
but ths people think they are the
party.
Next week the Dyer County NelcS,
neN speper OF pure Democratic prin'
ciplts, viii be published here in The
Mich OILS Building. The Prohibition
leaders went 10 NJ assrs. Todd d Thomas,
proprietors, and said if they did not
put Mr.. Parker's name at the mast
head az the Democratic nominee they
would not support the paper. Then
wat, Mestrs. Editors, aud gee both
sides as pyesenied by cur papers, and
then you can give us fair decision.
"UNO,"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-10-16
NEW YORK CITY EXCITED
OVER THE CONTEST FOR MAYOR
THE CANDIDATES,
Henry George and Abram $ Hewitt,
ard Their Yiews-BOb IngersOh
Heartily for George.

The canvass for Mayor OF New York
City is growing in intensity and pub
lie feeling is being aroused to high
pitch So far there ara but two candi-
dates snnounced-Hen'y George and
Abram S. Hewitt. the former put for
ward by the workingmen and the la'-
ter by The Tammany Democrats. What
Mr.. George is in principle snd what
he will be in practice if elected is
clearly set forth in the following brief
epeech delivered by him at meeting
held in one Of the wards on the east
side Of New York on Tuesday. Mr..
George having been introduced by
the Chairman, said:
| ioined in the cheer for the next
Msyor, for / did not consider it was
per, onal. II am elected it will be a
great triumph for labor. Applause. !
am not 80 proud of this Republic as
/ was when a boy. We have abolished
negro slavery in the South, but
another form of slavery exists right in
our midst, In spite Of all the horrors
of ne2r1 slavery pictured in such
stories ss Uncle Toms Cabin, l be-
lieve that the negro slave had more
real freedom than the white wage
slave. This negro slave had at least
the assurance of a living. He never
wanted for food or clothing. He had
medical attendance, too. See how the
woGkingmen of this city lodge. See
the alarming death rae. More than
90 per cent. OF our people die before
they are five years OF age. 1t is time
that labor should make itself felt.
Applause 1t is time that the men
and women who create the wealth
should put in a claim for their
share of that W alth which they
have created. [Applause.l We ask
but absolute justice. Ii any man can
honestly earn ten or twenty millions |
am willing that he should earn it; but
did you ever meet man who could
honestly earn that amount? APP
plause. We call this our country,
but the msjority of us have not foot
of land Of our own. Is there man
present who owns a lotP A voice,
''DeyiI man." Laughter and ap.
p auss am told that if the collins
OF all those who have died in those
tenement houses were to be piled up
they would reach hight much great
or than the tenement itse t But /
must close. If am elected, as hope
to be [applsusel, will see that the
sanitary laws OF his city ara properly
enforced. l will not attempt to les en-
the power Of the police if that power
is exercised in pToper manner, but |
will stop the unjust and ueurped pow
er OF the police. [Gfeat cheering and
applause.
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A mOST LTRERAL OFFER,

THE VoLTAIc BELT Co., Marshall,
Mich, offer to send their Celebrated
VoLTAIo BELTS and Electric Apph-
ances on thirty days trial to any man
afflicted with Nervous Debility, Loss OF
Vitality, Manhood, etc. illustrated
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particulars, mailed free. Write them
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w. NJ. HALnEMAN.
President of the Great LOUISVILLE COU-
RIER-J0UR NAL CO., tells what
ho knows Of
Wintersmith's Chill Cure.
OFFICE OF TuK CouREs-JoURNAL,
LO0ISyILLE, KY.

DR.. WinttrsmitL-Se: : waive rule have
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remedy prOnpfing me 20 say, in reply to
your request, what l know Of your Chill
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had observed on Mr.. X. W. Meredith, who,
for more than Btecn years, had cen lore
man of my office, intuced me to trst it in
my family. The, results have been entirely
satisfactory. The fr.t case was OF TWO
years. standing, in which | believe every
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and with seemingly increased severity.
Your cure broke them at once, and there has
been no recurrence OF them for moro than
ak months. The othor ease was OF milder
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remedies but tho ohills would return at in
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which timo, now several months, they have
entirely disappeared. From tho opportu-
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express my belief that you Chill Cure is
valuable specific, and E.florms all you
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- wv. HALDEMAN:
vile, Ky.
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Verdict of Murder in the First
Degree.

BELvIDERE, N. j., October l5.-The
jury in the Titus case rend5r YER
dict CT murder in the first degree at 8
o'clock this morning. Foreman Lake
burst into tears after announcing the
verdict. On the first ballot the jury
stood nine to three against the pri5-
oner as guilty OF murder in the first
degree.
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M-----a-S- 60
= WILB0R'S COMPOUND OF :
PURE COD LIVET
\ OIL AND LIME.

Set the Genuine q rticIe.-The Rrcat
popularity Of "Wilbor's Compound of Cod
Liver Oh and Lime" has induced some I'M
principled rersOns to attempt to palm OF
hut any person who is suffering tom Coughs,
Colds or Consumption, should DO careful
where they purchase this article. The ro-
suits of lite use are its best recommend ations,
and the proprietor has ample evidence on
plants. The Pbo'phnto of Lime possesses
most marvellous healing power, as combined
with the pure Coi-Liye Oil by DR.. Wilbor.
II is prescribed by the med cal faculty. Sold
by A. b. WMBoR, Chemist, Boston, and
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In the near Old DAYS.

We differ in creed and politics, but
we are unit all the same on the de.
sirableness of fine head Of hair. II
you mourn the loss of this blessing
and ornament, a bottle or two OF
Parker's Hair Balsam will make you
look as you did in the dear old days.
1t is worth trying. The only standard
so cents article for the hair.
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HIN DERCORNS.
To Dissolve COpNrInership.

Annual Meeting of Stockholders.
UFFICE OF MIMPms AND CHARLEsT0N)
RAILROAD Co., 10 WALL STRICT,
New York, October 6, 1886.
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
Memphis ard CnSriestan RaiiT nd
Company will be held at the olioO of the
company, at HuMtsville, Am, o.
Thursday, the lIIh day OF NOVem'
Der, 1856.
The transfer books Of tho company will re-
llth both inclusive.
The agents of tho several stations will fur.
nish stockholders with free tickets TO and
"''H 'N' Il. g. WILTON, Treasurer,
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"Our RahX,s First Year."

by Marion Harland, with other valua-
BILE information; forty.eight page book.
Sent free on receipt Of 2 cent stamp.
Address Reed & Carnrick, Mercantile
Exchange Building, New York City.
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PROVERBS or THs TALMUD.

Have friends or die.
A woman spins aud talks.
He who has no wife is no man.
Ii your wife is little, bend 10 her.
Among the thorns the rose III 'oms.
A woman's wisdom is in the spfntle.
The myril, among the thorns is myr.
tie still.
Take q wife from beneath. friend
from above you.
At sixty her feet tingle at the sound oi
the cymbal-.
With her foot in the grave . woman
clings to vanity.
Womsn is mass Of cor. aption, yet all
men pursue.
Where csbbspes are plentiful, there
take them TO market.
If your trieud he deaf when you call
turn your back on him.
Ten mea ures ,f talk were sent down
from Heaven, and woman took nine.
A woman would sooner have one meas-
ure Of foru srduess than forty cf modesty.
1t matters not whether goat he White
or goat be tl,ck, 50 she gives good
milk