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The Opelousas courier., 1886-11-06

A Tnnisian Professional Beauty.
A Paris letter to the Boston Herald
says: The Parisians are iocking to the
Jardin de Paris, not to see the eccentric
dances that distinguish that spot, but to
behold a curious entertaipment styled
the "Concert Tunisien," and, above all,
a new celebrated professional beauty
from Tunis, known as Ia Belle Fatma.
The beautiful Fatma, who has already
created a sensation at the Tuilleries Gar
den fetes, is unhappily rather conscious
of her powers of attraction, and a super
cilious smile fingers upon her features,
which would be perfect were it not that
the lips disclose the gums. She is, how
ever, a superb creature, tall and admira-
bly, proportional. With sloe-black eyes
and a profusion of ven hair, and in an
oriental costume of r~ose-colored brocade
and gold tiss ie, all her charms are
heightened. She dances to the accom-
pan ment of the most fearful sounds,
produced on various instruments by a
fat woman, a fat man, a negress, q white
woman, young and pretty-but not
beautiful enough to vie with the beauti-
full Fatma-and a eunucl, whose pres
ence furnishes the Parisians with a text
for some extremely witty and audacious
remarks. These people, with the ex-
ception of the ponderous Tunisian Dan
lei Lambert and the fat old
Fatma's fat ma, as the Americans
promptly punned-each dance in turn
q sort of ecstakic rushing to and fro,
with a waving OF handkerchiefs, and the
eunuch sings. while the Instruments bray
and reseund in a strange, fantastic din.
But the unquestioned star is Fatma, vino
will not dance until a collection has been
made in add ton to the fee charged at
the door of tie booth, and who, after
she has dazzled us with gold and CT m
son raiment, snow white arms and breast,
flashing eyes and ruby lips, sits en-.
throned in state between the fat old
woman and the fat old man, and keeps
up a perpetual concert with the tam
BOURNE. Tun's in Paris! It fascinatss
the spectator and makes him feel as
though he had dreamed that he had
strayed from the everyday b~oulevards
and the Jardin de Paris, which il moth.
ing if not modern.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-11-06

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DH@aE % Sa Rheumatic Resnedx.
Oval Box, 500; round, so eta.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-11-06

mmaaEHa Habit Cured. Treatment senton trial.
WENWM HUMANE REMEDY Co, Lafayette, Ind.
The Opelousas courier., 1886-11-06
WANTED A WOMAN

a1ELEcTRlC BELT for KIDNEYS, Pain, Nervous &
ID weak. Bookfree. FLETCHER CO., clsyelands0
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EDUCATIONAL

THRENCH LESSONS.
aud NILE NfS
Nkse.son Of sS.nd s. s a sae 9Th
Morning afternoon and evening classes of all grades
pm. English and French School (affh YEAR,, near
Iowa Circle. Children speak, write aud understand
French. The languarge taught from French text
books au2O2m
Mrs J 1. MCGEkS SCHOOL sixth YEAR)
Nl viii reopen Monday. September goth at lilo
ST. NV. au1S-Sm
ERENCH KINDERGARTEN FOR CHILDREN
Dipiomee de Academic de Paris. 1902 10Th st NV.
au1 Zine
Mrs Gu THBERTs SEMINARY, BOARDING
M aad Day school, for young ladies ami children
1Ol7 10Th ST.. Washington, u. c.. opens Sept 18th.
Competent te cheers in all departments Music, vocal
and Instrumental Languages and art receive special
attention For further information address by letter
Il GA l4th ST.. bet. and SITS.
Select Classical and Mathematical school for boys
Prepares for Harvard. ale. Princeton, Johns Hop
kns AMI other colleges and universities the scientific
Circulars at the bookstore. For particulars
90. cHAs. B. YOUNG,
NERMAN-ANERIC DAY SCHOOL FOR
U GIRLS. s2s st. n W., reopens WEDN EsDAY.
a specially. good educaion is attainabe in both
gues by all pupils Of average capaciy Private Les
to adults as well as children. Terms reasonable.
au2S-lm* MISS e. pENGLt.R, Principal.
THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY,
The prepar atory school begins ep,ember 90
The Columbian college begins september 20.
The medical school begins october l.
The Corcoran scientific school begins October s
The law school begins October q.
For Catalogues or other JH atS1Tmato9 add[es
au26-1m President
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The Tragedy on Inc Mary j.
BlSCoE CAUGHT ~ :, NET Of CIECCMSTANT MIA.
EVIDENCE

-
EVIDENCE.
The investigations made into the murder of
Cnp: Eobeft - DIXON, " The SiCop Iary j., in
The .oweT Potomac, lead ~ the conviction that
Bi>coe, the negro under arrest for the murder,
Is .,ioi.e IL his guilt, notw outstanding MS dec
lara:i11> that there Was another man aboa rd
who t.eaIt tn fatal blow. The evidence oil sew
sT-si iI..~ te-I obtained eCins III shoS Iust capt.
I4X0,- Lad 10 other lnstn with MIN ON the SiOop.
S'eoTse Morgan, @; iiUssIns' Point, Mary
S.Uup 1i@Ty .. Oh -tGsuSs .J.h, line day
q. the InurGer. WIN c..e man .loos4id. Brad
shaw" iI..., wAUee L;tlile 49,. been associated
VII b!>cVe = IL aPpT-.rs, Ii.s been III jail a.
f..to, Ad., sia-S y ~ u>t ~ Land The AlUruvf
W. l0.A.s..-ieu August 29t..- Bradshaw left
t.ilS Gil! IL j. sttieu WIN capt. Holmes August
Xii I-.e UaoiiI ciOcn vi the sOOp Mary j. has
b-e.i iOuu. among Bi>coe's effects. Bi>cue on
lie .I- iold about The clcck, at once said il Was
u, t-.Ii coci- o. the s!oop Mary j., and THAI
sAe "oi.ies -iiaaA nssa -ivei, AZ 10 nm. lie mas
40 acknoN .-dseI ,Asat the money found ON
him WAS also capt DlAO .inC: that il 100 was
Neii .iiii - the "o.Aec Hiai!, and ne
i,>ses Ia. Cap. Dixon IeIt " .l,hlu.I with
hl.h stIone. l. >eeins tnat bI~cCe took with him
lT@.Iy inueu al! the nUIaD!es on the slOop
sou = question. las LCe4- raised as to whether
tis iniaiGer Was cOuEiitLet. Within The jurisuic-
tl'ii vi MARY i.i4G o. iE~iII;t. ElscUe himself
I.e-cr> 10 oe L 81 iIl May LARD ne thinks ne
c.lla.o- s-i lair sridi il tI.iaia Capt. John
SiSIpny, cUmnOIIWessit attorney .oT Ne.l-
nio.ciaud county, Va, thinks the crime Was
cuIuIli lied III lie waters oi luslt COUNTY Ii he
II correct the ;ria. viii be il Virginia. Capt
E,sricSe, U! tue Alexandra. and Washington
irTl Steamer I. ~ or ~ ,sningtCn, states That
w.en tapt- ltNOIi Sc SAL from this CITY in the
scGooDer Mary J., on his last trip down the
rifer, lie capt EsSrldgeJ looked on the
SCHOONER when the Terry UOaI passed it OF the
ar>eI"!, ana AZ tEaI time There 20 one on
Cecis except Capt D4NOl. and eoioreG b y. So
Iar ~ g.. D. stsceltilllet one saw Capt
DiNon tsNe on ~ secOuu naud at .AIeXan ria
Blseoe L.,, q. brother employed at the BOSTON
Saric;! store, in Iiiis cIfy, mo hi, written To
justice Morgan, say Ing ilI..t he does not want
- see lLe PRISONER, aou asking tie justice 10
"telI Lin "a ssiy Ii. psstN eT-.
y li.IaIn H. BTad>-i law, COloreG sailor, was
arrested sal oldiy EIslt -. beng engaged in a
.-nt al tue : ljt-~lrtvI ,.Earl, a, tie cor
Responded wills 49,; li~scF U ION gwen by Bscoe
" Lis 3leGtGt ACCOM- pi-.:c. !. N,.S thought he
Night u tte man lae police, however, do Not
osi!eNc lac - ne man ,vsELe. q, he does nor
CORES Siia MILL tue description given TO tGcul
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
..rnu~-n,en,. Eo-NiEl

.r,useneni. Tonight.
NATTo> aI..-Niola Allen in Talked About
ALiASCu-s.-Dan'l -uIly i'll Daddy Nolan.
I.ALl:Ie .----..-IIver Spur.
HEEzoG' S.-'Across the Continent"
MANASSAS PlNoRAMA--Day and evening.
DIME NUsEUM.-.Tne Rainbow"
ROLLER CoAsTER.-AthIeticP Park.
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DRY GOODS.
Autumn OprxrSc.
sEAToN PERRY.

NuCCEsSoR TO PERRY a BROTHER,
WILL OPEN on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH.
4 VERY LARGE AND CUMPLETE STOCK OF
THE LATEST PARIS NovkLIIE> ~ SILKS
FAILLE RANCAlSE. SATIN DUCHESSSE PLAIN
AND FANCY VtLVET>. CHhNlUTS NOM E.
SPINS. HAIRLINE STRIPES AND CHEERS
FRENCH COSTUME CLOTHS AND OrHEK
DRESS FABRICS. WHICH ARE THE "COkRkIFT
SrfLss ANp COLokINGs' FOR THE FALL AN ID
WINTER OF 1856
NOVELTIES IN SILK AND WOOL COMBINATION
SUITS FROM Sl2 TO $50.
NEW PARIS AND BERLIN WRAPS. JACKETS
AND JERSEYS
NovLLTlES IN HANDKERCHIEFs. HOSIERY
AN ID IL ID GLOVES
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF MOURNING FAB
RIc>" FROM THE MOST CELkBRATEp
EUHOPEAN MANUFACIURERS
III lSE GOODS ARE DIRECT IMPORTATrONS
AND PERSONAL Solutions FROM FIRs 4
HANDS IN NEW YORK DURING THE PAsr
WEEk-
/ WOULD ADVISE Ny CUSTOMERS TO MAKE
THEIR PURCHASES NOW WHILE THE Assoc A.
MEMS ARE COMP 5.EIE, - THERE Is AL
WAYS SCARCITY LATER IN TAI h SEASON OF
TIE MUST DE>IkABLE TEXTURES
Es- SPE CIAL APA RTM MS FOR DISPLAY
lNU EVENING GOODS Bl GAS LIGHT.
ks- PLAIN klGU HES ANDCORRECr PRICES
sEATON PERRY.
PERRY BUILpISa
Penn Avenue Corner 9Th street.
ESTABLISHED lS4o sell
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Condensed Locals.

T.-i-PC S:Inasier General CreswelI fell from the
s.eps oia street car Satu day night on PennsyI-
v:,IIa avenue, in front OF the metropolitan no
Ia ami quite badly stunned, but was soon
able 10 proceed To MS nome.
Ihe Chinese iaundrynIe of the city ceiebra-
ted the feast of the moon cake saturday mig mt
by visiting their friends and eating large moou-
shaped cakes made OF pecan nuts.
Saturday night tue police IUund "A white male
Infant, ABOUT three months Old, aos,uGoned in
Tue street on 1Ota street, near u. and another
aooUt seven months old S0th street, West
Washington. They were sent 10 ST. AIMS ill.,
Rant stsy iunI.
Charles 1hom OF Sill l. street, broke his right
arm Saturday by is.iiing from the rOOI of the
house corner 1914 street aud Columbia road.
Battery IL, Sd artillery, will Ieave here for
Fort Me Henry next Thursday, anu will be sue
eceded by battery /. The batteries are practic-
Ing rlre shooting ut the arsenal.
Hiss Maggie II. lay iOr, formerly connected
with the GOV ernmSnt printing Office, where sne
lost tine use oil her eyes, sailed for England
TO LiNe the position Oi teacher i'll the hoya al
Normal college ana academy OF music ior the
b4IEti Ia LUndon.
Ine Lone jack Fishing Club. of this city. has
located it>eii IN a camp named Camp Covert,
Oh lne MOnocacy, between Iuscarora station
Harry 4. Dodge, youn: boy living at No.
PA Ain street nUr.hetst, accidentally iell rom
q plcSC.e IN irOnI OI his home saturday night,
Receiving severe Injuries
y c.a.i il.,s Ueen nIsue Tor an adjourned session
OF ii.e convention ol The Protestant Episcopal
diocese OF E.t>ton, Md, al 81 rauI's cnurcn,
CeutreNIIle. september -. fJr the purpose Oi
electlus a. UIsaUp oi the diocese.
NE equity case OF Maurice Mas against the
Pan Electric Telephone COMPANY, nied by j.
Amber smith August otn, iOr Inc transfer Oh
Stock ana TIE ISSUANCE vi certificates therefor
has been dismissed ny euinpiJtIIIaui.
IAe siC1i;.sr CJrcOEan Went DOWN the river
this MORNING Iu.ttied with OOO Passengers
10! River View l.t-!..HE, below Alexandria, the
oojectINS point beng tise tournament given to
day AZ t.!,s: place.
ine N,,t.uI.,.I Kindergarten aud primary
school WILL lJt rec E-I until sept 2OIh.
tnls morning. Oiiiee- J. j. smith arrested
1luiIas Jo.Its>~G "a COiUrCd i.Ju carrier, work
Ing IoE Mr. \. l. huttVnj, charged with the lar
CSAy % so i nS Cfticer recovered S-S4..o-
Some U. IL Ii Johnson s.OckIl,. de piSaded
EOiltE IN the Ponce Court morning. uni
Vas sentenced - s4iOItLIS in jail.
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EDUCATIONAL

MRS BURES ENGLISH AND FRENCH
M school for Young Ladies' and Children Will re.
open Monday. septemoe. 9Th 1905 ii St Circulars
CPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE. COR. era
- aud d sta n.w-A practical business ducation thai
qualities young men and women u support them
selves aud successfully perform the active duties OF
life. Thorough instruction given in Rapid writing
the English Language. Correspondence Rapid lalcu-
latons tsook keeping Business Practice CONNIE rcai
Law, Political ECONOMY. stenography and Type ri.
wEDN ESDAY. september LIST. at a. m. and 8 pan.
Office open for arrangements ana after Mo day,
Day sessons-Regular business course one year
$50. payable Slo on entering and balance in
monthly nsIalments OF $40 each: year scholarship.
weeks. SO. paid entering Night session.
Year scholarspSoO on entering; three months. ~ 5.
PAYABLE So on entering. and balance in monthly IN
sialmenIs of 50 each. Sl6 in flu tering.
illustrated Circular sent free on application
HENRY G. SPENCER. Principal.
Mrs. SARA A SPrNCER. Vice Principal aul9
GSOO A SCHOOL YEAR-sI25 QUARTER.
ACADEMY Tor Young Men ard Boys, Media. Pa, / /.
miles from Philadelphia Fixed price covers every
expense, even books. DC No extra charges. No IN
cioental expenses No examination Tor adm.
Twelve experienced teachers ali men, and all grad.
ats Special opport mites for apt students 10 /
vance rapidly. Special drill Tor dull and back ward
choose the regular English, Scientific Business Class
ical or Civil Engineering students fitted
and zen other Colleges ana POLYTECHNIC Schools. len
students sent to college in 1885, l5 In 1854 10 In
1883. 10 in 1856 graduating class every year in
the commercial department. Physical AID Chemi-
Cal Laboratory. Gymnasium and Bail Ground. 1900
volumes added 10 Library in lSS Physical appara-
tus doubled In lsSS Media has seven churches and
temperance charter which prohibits q safe of al
intoxicating dri Ks. For new illustrated circular adj
dress the Principal aud Proprietor, SWIFTLY e.
Pa Principal at Riggs House. Tuesday, september :.
to y pm au5-2m
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JonS MUM
Wholesale and Retail Dealsffn
LUMBER WOOD AND COAL
Lumber Yard, Mil and r. r Depot-South Ca01sol
and streets southeast
Omces-4ae street and Maryland avenue southwest
100 14th street. northwest

Omceo-4Ao street aud Maryland avenue ooufhW0nS
100 14th street. northwest
TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS
COAL by the cargo carload ~ wholesale pricsA
kISDLING and sTOvE WOOp Of IA KINDA
COAL and SAwkD and SPLIT WoOD KEPT undo4
cover on plank dvOrx
Lumber hnd loorsng kept under cover.
Srders promptly delivered any part of the CO.
Without charge tor hauling
ksutnatsB cneerIutly furnished
Our Depot being centrally located. and adjacent 70
the rairoaa stock handled AT small cost giving
sosantages In estimating. especially 1of AmpabH of
Coal In large quapttea
Ling experi~hce ample nAciutiss. and cosnpeeent
assistants the belief that satisfaction Will -
given those who may u with ther psir0naGa
which b respectfully solicited y1730
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Ar LAST Ar LAsm Ar LAsrr,

AAf AASE LAT LAST: AT LASTM
Il AhE On THE kOAD OF IMPROVEMENT
Our Store. under the influence Of skilled workmen
hAs oeen safely lowered and the fittings are bling
rapidly replaced We are going to have q modern and
convenient Grocery store in which will be found ar
All times the very BEST OF FAMILY SUPPLIES
ana al the Most Moderate Prices You want to keep
your eye on the date OF our Openins
ON OR ABOUT OCTOBER lsr
Due notice OF which will be given through the papers
however. II will be number Of days before we can
rearrange our goods. and In the meantime you can
purchase TEAS and COFFEtS VI the finest ouaiitv
and flavor at way down prices OLD WHISTLES
aud WINES NJ remarkably low figures the best -four
MNNEsoTA PATENT. S6.uO per bbi.: SAUCES
PICKLES. &c, without number
You can save money. Give US q call
n. T. METZGER Bro
se1 Az eth It NV
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Our DooR SpoRrs.

Our Doom SpoRrs
LAWN TENNIS, in sets, from $3.50 m Horse.
Horsem,ns Tennis Bsils
CROQUEi- A good strong set 1T 81.
Oh ZAP LIIEkATCRE tor the country ana aeass8s-
LoveiIs Library. Harper's Handy series CasseiPs
National Library and Others
WA BALLANTYNE 4 SON
&u<o 40 1th street v.
ATkOBES. RANGES. FURNACES AND NAN
II Ills Al Low Prices. Ain hoonng aud Jobbiny
promptly done tet prices at
.e<s-oua GEo r. GAkrRELL'S. SIS eth st nw
10 TO GEO: 5. WALK ER FOR MONUMENrAL
" Granite WORK: hest facilities in " sshnxtOn for
SIGN work Office and Yard .U2 TO EOS North Capitol
tlslA FEAR 81 Novexpneos trimming ofnca mhx7
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SArrIrn u Co. BArnro...

lCIlt6lofB OF The old aud well known
PlCkWlCk CLUB WHISKY.
have Ai8e sock III Oeh<f kkye WhnuktoA. W01o1
1hey onsr low IN bond e. 0uA 0vo
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Gents Suits Cleaned. Sl.-Satisfaction
guaranteed Al I. PCTSCH E'S. / 729Pa av. IN w s3m
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Fresh Alderney Butter cnurned every morn
Ing and delivered in y 10. Ward prints 35c
per To- Also, Cottage Cheese and Butterlnilk
sweet MILK sc. per quart. cream Is cents
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

CEILING oUT.i EVERY DAY.
5 To- Silver Starch. 25c. CIDER Vinegar, 2Se g.
Goldea syrup. Soc Family Flour. u Dol. eAIo
Plantation Java, Roasfel. xoc II
Best Family Flour u bbl Slto
lea worth roc only soc b.
csc. Sue 10
$50 ACC 10
s5c. Soc To-
Mexican Coffee. Roasted, lee 10
South Carolina Rice. &C. III
Scases olein soap, 2Sc Green Coffee. loc 10
Family Flour -. as hol txtra Flour "a "a Is -
Shoulder Meat Sc 10 No = Nc, 2Sc. doz
INDIA TEA ~. AS 18th d-sN.
Send postal snl0
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CITY ITEMS.

For This. the Last Week OF our great
closing cui sale, old rye whisky SOC. a bottle;
BLACKBERRY brandy tan elegant ;,rlIciey, Goo. a
bOiti; hsiins, ll12c. h., breakfast bacon, S1.c
It,; minnesota Iour, SO Lbi., and every OtneV
article at or about cost.
n. T. NETzGER & Bro,
Al! 7tn ST. NV
Just Received
Bazar DressInaker, containing tall and winter
fashions iOc ladies and children. Price 20 cents.
AT OPPENHE1MERS, SIS 9th street nOrthwesl.1
We SHOW y Complete Line Of stylish
Neckwear-Puts, Knots and Fourth hands
new silks and correct Sly les, at FRANCS, corner
1th and ID streets. Strictly one price.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The " Gather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGMA. OFFICER
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Sept. Is, 1885.
Indications for - Hours, Commencing at 3 p ~.
To-day.
Fo~ DI~:ric. OF Columbia and Virginia, fair
weather, I--,t.y S.i.! 2nary temperature, north
yCsterit winds.
TIE GREAT SAFE rf fine farni Y groceries,
wtyPs and old miss ut sacrifice prices,
v n at nave heed .Or Inc past sixty days. Will
CON. Z, q. c.c~t TINS week. Any article in our
s;Orc Ntti Le sod .it CT about cost. Bargains !.
Rare..IaS, Come early.
y. 4. METZGER & Bro,
III Itn II. NV.
LtTE-Ht~. RNN;;ES AND FURNACES repaired
III Gates s>.aVe Store, SIS 9Th So. NV.
HUMAN artificial eyes. Hemplers, av. cor. 41-
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White Wine Vinegar.

1T You Want to Rent any make of Sewing
Machine, call ut OPPENHEIMEK'S, 52S 9th
Street northwest.
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SFATioSEki SALE.-The stationery sac in
CrorSetoSa, 1913 briGge street, will be con
GEuedv'ery DloEui.s and evening unit. .urtner
notice.
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MRS BURES ENGLISH AND FRENCH
M school for Young Ladies' and Children viii re.
open Monday, Septembe. 9Th. 1905 Ii ST. Circulars
sent on application. sel-2ms
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n or,cr
TO GRocERs AND HoUsEKEkpKRs
BEWARE OF ANY IMITATION OF
Geo EEK RRR rER SIS,
En- FRI w SIS.
SoooS kkRK ( I EEKr ssss
THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA
PATENT PROCESS FLOUR
II f. without doubt the most BFAurrFuL and the
most NUTRITIOUS Flour In the World.
contain ng does all the most improved Machln
cry invented the present time, bat they producs
prove THAI. would simply that a large guam
tily OF thus nsgnincent Flour h shipped annually
Earos and eaten nj the principal Courts Of ls Old
world
HOWEVER
person or persons irving advantage OF
reputation II has gained 10y initiating Name and
iior ARTICLE ior The genuine
THEREFORE
Be sure and 70 IL that sacks or barrels rsaA
CERES"
and have the imprint Of
TWO GOLD MEDALS
attached None genuine without the two sold medal
wM NJ GAIT 90.
sp2s Wholesale Flour and Grain DeaierX
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SPECLALTIES.

M ME BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EvENTSoF
NlLQE All business confidential Ladies andgen
teinen 90 cents ench. 40 street, betWeen Ath sul
9th streets northwest nly6-AVws
DILES-DR. MUHLENAN CURES PILES BY
direct treatment without the use OF knite cAnstic
or ngature- cure guaranteed CaAn " consulted ~
zl5 I'D n q. ". from 4 70 pm apx-lxols
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AHEAD o. AL OrHERs

The Light Running NEW HOME Sewing Machine
the latest. simplest and best In the world. Livery
lady should call at ofhce and variety Of
work uons on this Machine Embroidery of Al
kinds done without The ANY attachment In
Sructions given tree NJ
- OPPkNREIMER e. BROS
52S 9th street n W.,
Sole Agent for the Light Running New Home sewing
Machine.
Oiu Machines taken In exchange my2o
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IJOCKLAND SCHOOL for girls. SandyS ring Mont.
/ Co. Md. Is miles north OF Washington City, re-
opens Sept 70. Thorough training; home government:
health carefully attended to; number limited. For
(Iale.) 4, 2U--m
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SEWING MACHINES, &c.

Il ADIE>, RETURNING TO THE CITY, READY
IL TO do their ali sewing, rent al Office Q
NeS Improved LtghtiluanIng Sewing Machine Of
any OF most approved patterns al - mouth
uy the week kent paid deducted OF price Ms-
chine If purchased later.
Prompt attention telc phone ami mail orders
THE ~ LEN Nf.M An ERlGAN. No. q much
spoken off, Of which We have the sole agency has
centy been greatly improved uy the Increase OF the
size OF lis shuttle 10 double ats former The
A umatic Tension Cap compete outfit OF silver
plaed tools in handsome plush-lined. metal
bound case. aud euonlzed cabinet work 1he very
latest.
Samples of Arrassene Embroidery, done on the New
n 20. q. sent by mail on application.
A legal guarantee furnished with all machines
Z AUERBAcii. cor. 9Th and sts
Telephone Call 42z-2 nu2l
NNHE "HOUSEHOLD' SEWING MACHINE Is
Il Well and IavoTably known that II needs no
words OF praise-no why advertisements. prascut
TEST ALA com tarson all t.iht asked for IL
wM. SIlEBELI\5, Sole Agent
lsls Penn yIyania
Machines of all makes rented Rnd repaired head
quarters the Universal Patterns. Also. Amer
lean No new, with drawers complete. I ESQ
secoLo hand " llcox Giobs, side and oraxerx
SO: Two secondhand singer, side leaf and drawers
$lO. aul4-lR
II lection Ina the category Of -ewIng Machines
ntraIloD and coudv ton nechanlcal genius
and skill The range WORK not be excelled It
Is thing OF beauty and by forever Cali and
j. r. MCkENNEl'S 40 Stn IT. NV j. Is. RICH
MOND. Manager. Machines OF ali Kinds Tor sale "
rent first-cass repairing done. Also. Central Orcs
Tor The Universal Patterns. see them nyzl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-13

DEATH OF ARMAND JAEDIN.-Armaud jar
din, the weil-hnown florist, VINO Or years con-
Quoted an extensive business III this city, EuL
retired few years ago, died Friddy. at his
hHnie at CuEiee ; station. Sid. de wa, born in
hpueH, France, Us years ago. He located here
When Il young Imam, aud ms greenhouses
covered u SQUARE oi ground i'll the northwest
SECTION OF TIE city. line rise In the values OF
red. estate made him quite we'll oil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-09-13

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For Young Men-WiI Preparatory and Business
Schools for Boys For Young I.ades-Witn Prepare
tory and Primary Schools for Gir.s
Fall sessions open september 18TH 1856
Separate buildings. Catalogues ready Address Rev.
A. NJ. JELLY. ID. D.. Prest.. New Windsor. Md.
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