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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-01
CITY ITEMS.


DO NOT BE Deceived by Big Talk,
But read the bargains offered Tor tomorrow by
$. w. Augensten, S17-S19 and S21 7th st. n.
W., and see that you can obtain better values
there than elsewhere. Ice chests, 1919, sold
elsewhere $3.50; 81 rd wash boilers, Ale; gal
vaniZed chamber pals, 33c.; extra size, A. c.;
10 qt cross tin dish pans, lie; II Of, l5c.; 3
Japanned cuspadorcs, all colors, 25c.; moss rose
chamber sets 1897, worth &c. five-ioot step
worth $1.5O; block tin dippers &C.; decorated
dinner sets, new shape, Sass; pie plates,
&C.; zinc washboards, BE; rattan baby car
riages S6.3S, sold elsewhere at So; S12 baby car
riages with canopy or parasOl top, SIPS; SD
baby carriages with satin parasol S9.9S; $40
baby carriages with satin parasol and silk lin
ing, S15.64. Ten per cent discount on the bal
ance OF our stock-trunks, vaises and refrig-
orators,
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s3c will buy Ladies' Jersey Fitting Gauze Vest. reg
ular price 45c.
63c will buy Zylenite Hand Mirror regular price
Sac.
l9c will buy Ladies' Striped Hose, regular price
Csc.
55c. will buy Brass Crumb Tray and brush, regular
price SAC.
$3.50 will buy imported Hussar Jersey Hercules
Braid, regular price 3d. %.
1Oc will buy Gilt and Oxidized Lsce Pins regular
pxce 23c.
DC. will buy Dress Reeds. regular price &C.
35c will buy Ladies' Balbrggan Vests. regular price
49c.
33c will buy Jewsburry & Browns Tooth Paste
regular price SOC.
Doc will buy Gents Isle Hose double heel and
toe regular price 29c.
1Sc. will buy Fancy Ribbons, regular price 25c
35c. will buy a Plush Photograph Album. regular
price 75c.
&c. will buy Ostrich Tips, all coIors regular price
4Sc.
25c will buy Colgates Brilliantine, regular price
33c.
s4c will buy Ladies' Plated Silk Hose, black and
cOlOrs regular price Csc
25c will buy 12in. wide Swiss Embroidery Flouuc-
ing, regular price SAC.
Sc. will buy Rhine Stone Collar Buttons regular
price &C.
4sc will buy a Ladies' Leather satchel regular
price Toe.
45c will buy Oriental Flouncings, regular price
CSC.
19c will buy Wire Hair Brushes regular price 29c.
loo will buy Chidren's Colored and White Linen
Collars, regular price Ice
SIC. will buy Ladies' Sbutton Silk Gloves regular
price 79c.
l9c. will buy Sweet Bye and Bye Cologne. regular
price Csc.
Csc. will buy Colored Crepe GAUGE. regular price
39c.
&c will buy Face Chamois regular price &c
SOC. will buy large Rough and Ready Hat, regular
price $50.
S. a will buy Changeable Silk Coaching Parasol,
regular price 1910
Acc. will buy Ladies' Black and ColOred Isle Hose
regular price SOC.
l9c. will buy Ring or Ball Ear Drops regular price
20c
25c. will buy finch wide Black Brocaded Sash Rib
bon, regular price Csc.
59c. will buy Shetland Shawl all colors full size
regular price 75c.
48c. will buy Imported Flower Mentours regular
price CSC
lie. will buy bunch Of six Snow Balls or Roses
regular price 25c
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LOCAL MENTION.
ICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WAsHINGroN, ID. c., June i, 1885, . am.
For eastern New York, eastern Pennsylvania,
New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia,
generally fair weather, slightly warmer, vari-
able winds becoming southerly.
For Wednesday, generally fair weather, fol-
lowed In the afternoon or evening by light local
rains Is indicated for the New England and
middle Atlantic states, with slightly higher
temperature.
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CITY ITEMS.
Leaders i'm Fans.

Large decorated Fans, lOc.
Gilt and carved sticks Doc
Satin Fans, olive sticks, 25c
tainted black and cOlored fans, Csc
Painted satin, olive STICKS, 49c
OStrich-feather Fans, olive sticks 99c
99c. ~ w. S'A|n''
White Fan, satin both sides, feather TIPS
, White and colored Fans, feathers both sides,
Ine line of plain black satin and silk Fans
from Acc. up. 0'> ''A''
BOSTON VARIETY STORE
2o&l 7O5 and 7O7 Market Space.
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At the Knights of Labor headquarters to-day
things were quiet There were very few per-
sons about the hall during the day. One of the
leaders said that the men were confident, and
there had been no defections from the ranks.
Many Of the plumbers have gone to work.
One Of the plumbers told q STAR re-
porter that they expected twothirds of their
members would be at work tomorrow.
The plumbers have allowed their members to
go to work for eight-hour bosses without regard
to the amalgamation. This was done, the
plumber said. as matter of Justice to bosses
who were willing to grant eight hours and help
the men, but had had their business tied up by
the amalgamation. No plumber, he said,
would be allowed to work, even at eight hours,
for other bosses without the consent OF the com.
mittee. The men who have gone to work are
subject to call in case complaint Is made by
other trades.
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Auction SALES.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & Gu, Auclioneers.
AUCTION SALE OF VERY vAIUAR1E RE.1
ESTATE AT ROCKVILLE, MD.


, On TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE EIGHTH -
iSo6 az HALF-PAST ELEVEN O'CLOCK we
SNAIL sell ut auction, on the premises q very va-@
i uo'e tract Oh land containing 2Ss acres with dwe
ing mousse and peach orchard lying on the easI side al
tne railroad very short distance south Of the denot
anu admirably adapted tor building purposes Aiter
ac-fetul Inspection 1t has been handsomely plated
, nity-slx building lots with streets and avenues
me ne plat may now be seen at Office
rus property will be offered as whole Shor,d
De no blcders In that form 1t will then be offered
SO desired. w VAC p'a'' IL
Terms OF SALE One-third cash the day of sale the
aauce III Two equal pay ments at one and two wears
MIN interest yearly from day Of SALE when a Clear
Il &c VIII Se given or given i'm mediatey for all cash
Ing crops of grain, thirty days from day of sale
TIN In n ES1IiATELI PkECEDINu this sale viz: at
ur.N y CLCCk "A. M, we shall Sell, on the premises
valuable business lots lying little north of the
fronting on the west side Of the railroad and
east size OF high street. This is rare Opportunirv
FOR any one desiring to engage an extensive
featuring and mercantile business. ~
Terms nearly as above viii be given at sale
je1-6t
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Don't Let This Chance slim.

VIM. H. Dunn, 81 18th street, Wednesday
and Thursday only: $14.5O ash chamber suite;
woven wire mattresses, $3.50; canvas cots,
baby carriages, 81; walnut cane-seat chairs,
S6.75; walnut washstands, 50; lounges, So. 75
walnut paror suites, S24.5U; walnut marble
top chamber suites, bevel mirror, chairs. rocker,
table and towel rack, $2S; bed springs, ST. TO-
rattan rockers, So. SO; large size walnut marble
top center tables, Sc; ash sideboards, $14; 6
cane-seat chairs, 1878; walnut cane-seat
rockers, $1.75; bedsteads, $3.50; walnut mir
rors 1913; kitchen tables, SIPS; meat safes,
1925. VIM. II. Dunn, Bill 18th st. II. W.
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TAPPING AN OIL MISUNDERSTANDING L. A,
Stanford, of the National Transit Pipe Line
company, which Is controlled by the Standard
Oil company, yesterday caused the arrest at
Bradford, Pa, OF w. N. George, of Duke Center
On q charge OF rObbing the company of over
$4,000 barrels OF oil in q very ingenious man.
ner. George IL O producer and has four wells
The tank into which they empty stands close
TO an underground pipe line OF the Transit com.
pany's system. which Is constantly filled with
Oil under pressure. This line was secretly con.
nected with Georges tank by small pipe
through which, 1t Is charged, stolen Oil has been
squirting at The rate OF twelve barrels a day Tor
three years past. George sold his Oil to a rival
company, and though the amount had caused
wonder the facts did not become known until
one day q little boy made his way into the tank
house and discovered the tell.taie pipe tapping
the company's line. George was held on bail.
The pope has appointed the Very Rev. F.
katzer bishop OF Green Bay, Wis.
The United States Minister and Mrs Cox
were entertained with Others at dinner Sun
day by the sultan, who showed Mr. Cox some
American views sent direct by President Cleye-
land.
Miss Mamie Giddings, aged TWENTY-FIVE. and
school at Elkhart, Ind, were drowned while
bOating.
Robert Schnurman, having squandered a
small fortune, went behind bar in a restan-
rant at Allentown, Pa, and picking up q reyol.
Yer shot himself.
Ex-Alderman Duffy is said to have made q
confession which will assist in conycting his
associates who granted the Broad way iran
chise.
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Il the only absolutely harmless preparation for hair
Wholly OF partially gray. It produces EVERY shade
immediate and lasting, also 0doress; leaves the hair
son and glossy equally desirable for the beard
Turkish or Russian baths do not affect it. Price 81
OF hair when ordering.
Fun directions accompany each box. Ask your
advertisement $500 ~
For sale by e p. MERIT, General Agent. lOlA
ST., WASHINGTON. and all leading DRUGGISTS
IMPERIAL HAIR REGEN ERATOR Co,
81 West 23d St, New York,
Paris Depot l. Ripamonti. IL Rue Castiglione.
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SCANDALOUS PROFANATION OF THE DAY AT
ARLINGTON CEMETERY.
To the Editor Of The EVENING STAR:
Earnestly do ask your powerful aid to avert
shameful state of things which found exist
ing on my visit to "the city of the dead" at
Arlington on Sunday last. This sacred spot,
hallowed and sanctided by the remains of the
martyrs for liberty entombed there, was pol
luted on this Lords day by the presence of q
party OF ragamuffins engaged In gaming at
cards and using the vilest jargon OF profanity.
i was Mortified at such a scene in such place,
and on inquiry found that from a false econ
Omy no caretaker was there to guard this hal-
lowed spot from such PROCLAMATION. / bespeak
your aid in calling the attention of our govern
ment to such q sad state of things, and hope
tor speedy remedy in the appointment Of q
competent caretaker for Arlington cemetery.
THE WIDOW OF AN OFFICER.
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DIED WHILE TALKING OF SUDDEN DEATH
A Baltimore Sun special from Lancaster, Pa,
May 31st, says Jacob Nef, a well-known far
mer of Manor township, died suddenly this
morning under peculiar circumstances. He
drove to MillersVille at six o'clock to see his
son started on journey and have some re.
pairs made TO his carriage. Meeting u friend,
the subject OF sudden death came up, aud Mr.
Neff remarked upon the large number OF such
deaths that had occurred recently. The con-
versation ended, he turned to go into the black
smith shop, when he uttered an exclamation
and fell dead at the feet of the smith, His
death was caused by heart disease. He was rs
years old, and leaves u wife and several mar
ried children.
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6c0tt's EmuIsion OF Pure

COD LIVER OIL WITH HYPOPHO6PHITEA
~ remarkable a. q Fleah Producer.
tmmedsately after commencing to use the Emui-
sion Tha Cod Liver Oil eInulsified with the
healing. strengthening and flesh producing
qualities. ca :
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Insane Asylum Supplies.

WASHINGTON BIDDERS FOR FURN1SH1NG THE
SAME.
Bids for furnishing supplies for the govern
ment hospital for the insane have been opened
at the Interior department. There were ninety.
two bidders, among whom were the following
from this city: Fuel, ice and lumber supplies
James F. Barbour, Independent Ice Co., w. D.
Campbell & Co., T. b. Cross, jr., Willett Lib
hey, Geo. Bogus, johnson Bros, Great Falls Ice
Co.., John Miller, j. T. Agnew & Co.. j. Maufy
Deye, George A. Shehan, Jos. NJ. Whestley, T.
II, Middleton. Meats, groceries, provisions,
clothing, medicine, furniture and other sup
,f1&eS-H. Adler, Auerbach Bro, Peter +.
bacon, John A. Baker, Barbour d Hamilton,
NJ: W. Beveridge, Robert Boyd. Browning. &
Middleton, j. b. Bryan, N. w. Burcnell, w. H.
Butler, Robert Cohen, g. g. COrnwell & Son, j.
Z. ErgoOd Co., VIM. NJ. Gait q Co., VIM. Hahn
& Co., s. l.. Hempstone, X. G. Hewitt, w. s..
Hoge Bro, Frank Hume, c. b. Jewell, j. B.
Kendall, Julius Lansburgh, Lansburgh Bro,
Robert Leitch & Son, II. A. Linger, Daniel
Loughran, Luchs & Bro, N. T. Metzger Bro,
Francis Miller, w. b. Moses & Son, Myers &
Loving, Geo. NJ. Oyster & Co., Petersen Childs,
George Ryneal, tr., =. j. Sacks, Saks Co., p.
r. Scannell, E. q. Schafer e. Co., l.. H. Schnei-
der Son, ThOs. Somerville Son, III. Stinemetz
& Son, StOtt, Cromwell & Co., s. +. Suit, G. f.
Swift & Co., j. T.. Varnell q Son, E q. Wheeler,
Woodward & LOthrop.
Bids were also opened for erecting two brick
buildings on the grounds to be used as dining
hall and work shop. Joseph H. Awkward,
whose bid was $3.50 for the dining hall and
$685. for the work shop, was the lowest bid
der for the whole work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-01

Inc Voltatc belt Co., Marshall, Mich, offer to
SEND their Celebrated Violate Belts and Electric
appliances on thirty days trial to any man af-
n1cted with Nervous Debility, Loss Of Vitality,
Manhood, etc. illustrated pamphlet In sealed
envelope with full particulars, mailed free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-01

10 AND 4 karat gold glasses "a to 81; Bra
lillian pebbles. $3.50; other goods in proportion
Vienna Optician Co., 500 Pa. ave.
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CHANGE of climate and watersofben affect The
action of the bowels. One or tw6 Brand reth :
pills taken every night are a perietA rdnIed Vim
such cases. They also prevent mAiaFla, anu are
q protection against typhus fever or diseases
arising from bad sewerage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-01

BAKING POW DER.
Why the "Roya" is the Best.
wholesome
of the highest
There no other baking
either neutrality-suspicious. presence
results from impure cream of added strength
the n bothca Is produce cheap powder
exclusively specially
refined processes
purity guaranteed by
the subject investigation
The
has been
Health per
weight tits
whleit equally chemically
materials obe otherwise thanab absolutely pure
its full
and which all chemical tests
practical agencies
best only perfect baking
powder attanabe.
reasons
dependent
OF the
MOTT, d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-01

VICTOR Fountain Pens, gold mounted, 80
cents. Whitaker's.
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JUsr RECEIVED a big lot of Mackinaw hats.
Prices 81 TO So Francs, corner 9Th and u, the
only strictly one-price hat and gents furnishing
store In the city,
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The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day Keyser agt Hume; opinion reversing
decree below; opinion by Judge James. Neitzey
agt. b. and p. H. r. Co., and Anderson agt.
same; do. opinion by Judg e Cox.
EQUITY COURT-JudQe Merrick.
To-day, Mansfield agt. Mansfield; time to take
testimony extended. Hover agt. Leonard A.
R Rooa: appointed trustee &c: Hunt agt
testimony ordered taken.
POLICE CoURT-Judoe Shell
Yesterday, Samuel Ward and Patrick Dryer,
d1sorderly conduct; $5 each. Samuel Phillips,
Joseph Oswel!, John Barry, ]. Lynch, JAMES
Powers and Morris Davis, do; collateral for
telted. Malcolm Hurley, profanity; So or Z
Robert Moore, loud and boisterous; So collateral
forfeited Edward Lane. do; SO. Oswald
Bruen6oker, suspicious character; bonds or 80
days. Louisa jackson, disorderly asso mbly; So.
Robert Freeman, firing u pistol in the street;
personal bonds. William kidwell, colored, lar.
ceny: 80 days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-01

STRAW MATTINGS Refrigerators and Window
Screens In every variety. Moses Il Son, 18th
Ind II streets.
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". Il SINISTER soNa
$40 Peunaylvania ava
ONE PRICE.
N. R-THE BEST Is THE CHEApEsr. mvaA

IMPORTERS OF FRENCH WINES, Oo0NACe
IL CHAMPAGNES AND CORDIALR
Ordinary French Ciarets. - and e4tO per dOz
CALIFORNIA Clarets. SOC per gal Nnfhndsl superior
All wines received directly. which b guarantee OF
their purity Wins Francois de t0utes sortes en- caiao
myl21ms
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For Wednesday and Thursday at the
OriOle,

S22 Tth, doors below l st.
Ladies' 75c blue and red figured ParaSolS
39c.; can you use it Pink Bingham, &C., worth
ham, Sc: Double-width Worsted Dress Goods
all colors, lie; Gray and Blue Flannel FOL
bathing SUITS 15. 10 and 25c.; Mosquito Net
ting, 40 43 and 45c. a piece of yds.; 12-inch
69c; 15c Oriental Lace, 1Oc.; Silesia, Sc; Col
ored Cambria, &C.; Oriental Lace Sc, worth
1917; White Embroidered Robes, 81 SO, worth
$3.50; Victoria Lawn and India Linen at 61.c.
worth 1Oc; finer goods at the same proportions
Toweling, 4c. per yd.; &c. Linen Toweling, &c.
Csc Table Linen, 17c. heavy Sheeting, 17c
Towels, 8, 12L2 and &c. job lot OF Swiss Ham
burg, 15c., worth 20; Gents Soc. Jean Drawers
or fcr he e
Ladies' Cashmere Shawls, SOC, worth $1.39. !
Special Notice.
r. Goldschmd, S12-7th st. NV.
An opportunity is afforded now to purchase
BABY sSs Ice Sss ane
ance that prices will not cover cost OF material
and the qualities are of very high order OF
merit.
Our $3.50 Refrigerators, only 1927.
Our 5000 Refrigerators, only $3.50.
Our S14 Retrigerators, only $lO.9S.
with porcelain-lined tanks. Our stock Of Baby
Carriages is to be slaughtered. Our S12 rattan
Baby Carriages, upholstered with all wool rep;
has satin parasol, only $S.9S. Our SIG rattan
Carriages, upholstered with fine figured goods;
has satin parasol and velvet rolls, only $12.9S.
Our $1S rattan Carriages, upholstered With eX-
ira fine quality goods, has satin parasol and
plush rolls only $14.4s. In addition to
the above we will offer the following extraor.
binary bargains: Colored cut glass Finger Bowls,
assorted colors, only Ice; handsome cut glass
ice cream Saucers, & tor 23c.; colored glass
berry Dishes, only 16c.; handsome cut glass
fruit Bowls, only 27c.; ice cream Dish with 6
ice cream Saucers, only 29c.; Dust-pan with
Brush, only 16c.; Splash Mats, only &c.; knife
and fork Tray, &c.; Clothespins, SO for &C.;
Acme shoe Dressing, 12c. a bottle; Clothes
Lines, 80 IT., &C.; 60 It,, &C.; Lemon Squeezers,
e. 'p n1n Hat hack ac &C.; iofding drinking
all decorated Chamber Sets. 10 per cent on
Tea Sets. IL per cent on Dinner Sets. The
positively tomorrow and Thursday only.
John C. Baker Il Co.'s Cod Liver Oil and
Malt is the finest preparation OF the kind in the
market. Its tonic and nutritive effects In vast
ing diseases truly wonderful. Sold by all drug
gistS.
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Won by MI. Austin Herr.
THE Q0LDDU6r MARE AND OUTFIT GOES TO
WEST WASHINGTON NAN.

THE ooLDDUsr MARE AND OUTFIT GOES TO A
WEST WASHINGTON NAN.
The drawing for the mare Lady Golddust and
the buggy and harness, donated to the Wash
ington Light Infantry fair by Mr.. Frank X.
Ward, took place yesterday afternoon during q
complimentary excursion given on the steamer
Excelsior by the managers of the fair to the
friends Of the corps. The numbered slips were
placed In barrel, and q cOlored deckhand on
the steamer was bIindfolded and stripped to
the waist when all was ready the deckhand
plunged his naked arm into the barrel and
drew forth the lucky number, which was 1856
tee composed Of q. g. Staples, chairman, Geo.
J. Seu1erle, l. johnson, E. c. Hines, j. A. Tait
Thomas Somerville; Chas. F. Towle, secretary
committee; John g. COwie, secretary fair COM
mittee; w. g. Moore chairman fair committee.
This morning great many people sent word
they held the lucky ticket and asked him to
SEND the mare aud outfit to their houses All
81 tnsse messages though were taken as Jokes.
as the winning ticket had not turned up that it
was held by some one in another city, as many
on the horse will net the fair between "a $500
and $4,000.
THE LUCKY NAN AT LAST.
Later in the day Mr.. Austin Herr, of West
ming ticket. This message was put down, like
others that came, as joke. Soon, however, o
gentleman appeared at Mr.. Wards, from Mr.
Hers office, bearing the ticket, and the mare
Ing on the Ticket showed that 1t was sold by
Mrs. Ed. Neumeyer, who thus becomes the win
ner Of the diamond ring offered to the person
selling the winning ticket. Mr.. Herr held one
hundred dollars worth of tickets. He purchased
ten dollars worth Of tickets one evening during
the fair, and remarked that he would buy one
hundred dollars worth II he believed he would
win. MIR. Ward said that If ne would take a
hundred dollars worth he (Mr. Ward) would
take the hundred dollars out in feed from Mr..
Hers establishment. The bargain was made
and the result is that Mr.. Herr has become the
possessor of the mare for 800 worth OF horse
iced.
This afternoon Mr.. Ward received an order
from Frenchvtle, Mercer county, West VIr-
g1nia, for two dollars worth of tickets from a
gentleman, who said he saw the advertisement
In The STAR.
DECORATION DAY AT THE CEMETERIES
Though DECORATION" day was originally insti-
tuted by tie Grand Army of the Republic in
honor of their dead comrades, the custom OF
placing flowers upon graves on that day has now
become very general. Yesterday, In all the
cemeteries about the city, the graves were
prett;ly decorated. AT GlenwOOd cemetery the
decorations were especially noticeable for the
PrOfusiOn OF flowers and beauty OF arrangement.
The lot owners seemed to vie with one another
In the work Of Identifying the grounds belong
ing to them.
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90 (. k s TIT E. En' ERE ERE sss s
$ SoS / II 1 III + En- {. 5 Ehf ! s SIS
III Market Space. near 7th stree.

IN MsSAet Spaces near 1tu Street.
width. ~ yards for 81.
boU-CLA GRENADINES beautiful Spring Shades,
wide double width. pure WOOL Soc.
ALBATROSS and NUNS YELLING beautiful surinp
duced 70 37lyc
quality. extra wide width. reduced to csc
Excellent quality BLACK SILKS, extra width 81 90
BLACK BROCADE SILKS. special bargain, 75c.
Each customer who buys SO worth OF Dry Goods
VIII be presented with large size BRIDAI
SUdLT. worth $50 or pair Of our handsome
SA al,h p ~ TOWELS. extra large size
SNes.. w.. my27
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Lot ARroTYPEs at so cents, former price IS
and 80 cents. Whitaker's.
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CaStOPi8,

N8SCOEI8s
When Baby was sick
We gave her CastOriA.
When she was a child
She cried for Castoria
When she became Miss
She chung to Castoria
When she had Children
She gave them Castoria,
When Baby was sick
We gave her Castoria
When she was chlld
She cried for CastoriA
When she became q Miss
She chung to CaStOria.
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1000 BOXES Linen Paper and Envelopes, 2
cents. Whitakers.