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The Penn's Grove record., 1886-02-27

Election tickets printed on short no.
4ice at the RECORD office.
The Petition for the Borough is be-
eng circulated tor signers.
Lots Of drift wood and timber have
c}sae ashore aud been gathered.
If the warm pleasant weather con-
tInues the farmers will soon be stirring.
The fishermen are nearly through
knitting their nets and are hanging
them.
Interesting revival services are in
progress at the P~edricktown NJ. T..
Church.
Miss Annie P. Barber has been con-
fined to her bed for some time with
sickness.
A leak in a tank at Justice s. Sons
MIL, Pedricktown, on Monday, hinder
ed its running.
James NJ. Cook las been chosen
watchman of the shad nets during the
fishing season.
William Justice, of Pedricktown,
4,as been suffering from the rheuma
tism for some time.
The rain IN Thursday and the biz
lard on Friday knocked IL pleasant
weather items all to hits.
The Red Men Of Pedricktown were
yery successful with their sociahle two
weeks ago, having made S25.
The Ensle Wonderful Clock was eX-
hibited in Odd Fellows Hall last week
aud many citizens viewed it.
The election pot is about TO begin
bubbling and there is an anticipation
OF a lively time in Upper Neck.
"a Cigar" remarked old Topcol,
SIS like an advertisement, the less it
costs, the more putting it wants"
WashiRgton's Birthday on Monday
W. not observed with murh thought
ABOUT the Father of III Country.
W. H. Pedrick, of Pedricktown, got
something in his eye the fore Fart of
thu week and caused him much pain.
1t is stated that the steamer "Rey-
bold" will commence making regular
trips TO Philadelphia on Monday next.
Hon. William Summerill and his
wife reached the golden anniversary of
their wedding on Tuesday, having been
married 80 years.
Y.lro.I Jyc,,;, o,,1 Toon-a G4a.4z.
Ieitisor the Bay Of "Wednesday . -
rage in perch dshing. Several others
have followed them
Mrs Hannah Torton has received a
o;ft Of about 80 novds of the day from
he Library COMPANY CT Philadelphia,
for the W. C. T. U~.feading room.
/ d. Shultz's yellue which was to
have rome off at C0tre Square on last
Thursday has ben adjourned INIT
apxt. Tuesday NAH End, on account
10 the storm.
q,he members st. Paul's Church
will hold a meeug next Monday even
ina March lsto elect a board of
Trustees Tor Y year OF until thelr
ssecessors are ected.
Miss laura 'alker, who has been
snapdmg a twnonths visit with rela-
tfyo5 in Cirnnati, Ohio, returned
home last Sa'day with a very glow
ing account the Queen city.
The new sn-wleel stea rer being
lmflta Wington, Del, for the King
Of siam, haer framework completed
ana boilerl. She has yet to have
4hs two eres set up and the wheel
rlacad in ton, when a trial of her
,narhiner to be made, This boat
is very looking, being almost
square alat like Il box. 1t will be
taEeaa and shipped to siam, as it
rs an OH
H... AGE cduSes much sickness. Rad
afprOper action ut tn IytI and kid
- drJluJge 60 the human system
&c. BIO Cd HitstIs win IemtGy.
Z, Alderman rta Ward. Scranton.
.fov. g, IS. lHe abused ID. lhuhas
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SALES.

March 6, Ann Torbert, in Pennsgrove.
March &, In Pennsgcove, Jos. q.
French, manure; and stock Of VIM.
Curriden.
March II Jas. NJ. Cook, near Penns-
grove.
March Is, Thos. c. Price property in
PennsgrOve.
March -, In P~ennsgrOvs, household
goods of Stephen d, Kille.
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MsRaxCR's BETHEL-Rcy, ). .GialIS -.
"PPnes.6img at > M no Pm. Prayer meet
l,tr Wednesday evening ana LASS ihee'"'s
,iI1y evening.
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/ ttlt OUT IL lsts-l-.t NT ga
/ combinations Of canvas and
lace-cIo,h and plush.
The canvas is perfectly plain,
tcru, 81, AZ inch. The stripes
Of lacc-cloth and plush arc ez
ccedinely rich and brilliant; &C.
inch, $2.5o, A stripe of fin
GERS width Of Gcru lace-cioth
then an equal stripe of brown
silk plush, then of lacc-clota
again, then Of moss-groen
| plush, then lacc-cloth, then car
dinal plush then the same sue
cessioa Of la~cc-cloth and colors
Of plush; and again. The
plush is cut and uncut making
substantially twice tae numb -.
Of co,ors. The uncut loops Of.
course arc bright. 4 I.,le
square q halfa-doaan rows 81,
81, '-f,-- ha ,,..-4 e..
e'.-'-' s.,1.-.. d.. - ri III T.Il
l'Sls.i io"2 @'G - -. .rr
y. s'is.' aI,I'l - - - 49, 'a-'e
1s',I ~ - ~ ~
05F1.a".' 90 4.',
-l e S1eG =. .G On - - ~. r.. 49, :
/. o.I5e-' WIN 'ilo .f f'o-l.''0 49,, -
d 1.''l my: p'.'f.. -. $50. ..4
ii22 F&tilti0!lS ~ Co'Hi @I''t
fabric are hundreds the do
scr;aaan very much the sce-o.
Southwest hort..' a"'oe.
1Al e:ai'.l..-.1 s9'..s. 100. a..
@esil-9.". '''ii @..@s~. ~.
f.#fE. fH..-- t-fT -'a. tI.F ..
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POST OFFICE.

Pennscrove Post Office hours from go A.. NJ.
GP. Nj. Mail closes ut 6.35 and Low A., NJ;
ives at $50 A. NJ. and $40 md 80 T. NJ.
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K
c1,nsnRLprInN RATES.

. Year $3.50. In Advance Si.25.-
All subscriptions outside of the Coun-
AZ mast be paid strictly In dvance
ttvprtisirrg Rates made known ON application.
as,sni, rgpt,y of RECORD sent by request.
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CHURCHES.
MFTuoDISr EPISCOPAL.

FvKSr-EL Brickl- Rev. W. MargeIum
IHa,chinp 10 A. NJ. and 100 7. NJ. IHblie
nraver meeting Tuesday evening zoo. Meeting
f5T promotion Of Christian holiness Jed by MIS-.
CIlinineham THURSDAY tyenilE 10
sunday school at 2.6OP. NJ, Rev. w. Marger-
am superintendent.
Sr. PAULs,-Rev. &. Elyin, ua
preaching at 10 A. NJ. and go T; NJ; fnDHc
nrayer meeting Tuesday eyeningat l9O' non
9asS meeting. led by Mrs. Louderback, Thurs
nv eveningat 7.W. o.no.
Sunday sch0ol at go 2. N. S. r.. Leap super
t@tpudaut.
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nrLAWARE RIYER r. r.

"A. NJ. 4. NJ.
leave Peunsgrove I'D '2l2 III ~
" Sunday ~ 40
Arrive Philadelphia Sio wy %5,o ss'25o9
Lave i" rsrnday, s. SIS
Arrive Pennseroye 80 ~ - ~
Trims leave PedricktoWn loinlhutes aIteI leaN-
me- or before arriving at Pennsgroye.
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,ATURDAY FEBRUARY, 27, 1896.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-22
Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for the EVENING STAR.


FIRE DEPARTMENT.-The work of reftting
the Relief house for the new hook and ladder
truck, &c, was begun to-day by Mr.. George w.
Jones, who has contracted to do the work at
S133. The Columbia engine will, it is ex-
pected, be in service next week, as worlkmen at
Collin S machine shop are now completing the
repairs. The Hydraulion steamer is now also
in excellent order, and on the 4th of July the
Alexandria fire department will be complete
NOrEs.-Chairman Marbury, of the demo-
cratic city committee; Chairman Armstrong.
OF the republican city committee; Speaker
Stuart, City Sergeants Smith and Harris, Ed
Burke and j. IL. Green left here yesterday in
the schooner Ella c., for a ten days cruise in
Chesapeak, bay.-The public school reading
circle closed its years session last nigh, having
completed the study OF English history and lit
erature TO the end OF the reign of Queen Eliza
beth.--Justlce Beach has fined Rev. w. F.
Graham $40 for assault on Margaret Payne
during the recent controversy in the Third
Baptist church, colored. over the relations of
Graham with Margaret Payne's daughter.
Graham took an appeal to the cooperation court.
Thomas Hay has sold to j. NJ. Peake his lot
on Prince street, near Patrick, 16 by 100, for
S20c.-The st. Johns cadets are expected to
return from camp to-morrow.-Richard Lewis
tcoloredl is now held in Jail here charged with
outrage on a colored girl. Nancie Dora, at her
home, near Fort Meyer. He will have q trial at
the September term OF the county court.
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Affairs i'm West WASHINGTON.

CATTLE MARKET.-Sale OF life stock at Dro-
verS Rest yesterday, as reported by Taven-
Best, at 5as; good, at IA to SIS; medium, at
to 4S4; common, at 3ls to 4. 773 sheep and
iambs-1aI9bs sold from 612 to Z; old sheep, at
Dig TO 3la. 10 cows aud calves sold from $25
TO SIS a head. Market good for cattle; lambs
brisk.
SHIPPING observation-disclosures Georg-
letta, with 600 tons of plaster Schooner Elias
Moore. from New York, with 900 tons of coal.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER
AT = A. M.-Great Falls, temperature, ~; con.
dttlon, %. Receiving reservoir, temperature,
80; condition at north connection, / 5; south
connection, SO. Distributing reservoir, tenn
perature, 10; condition at inf1uent gatehOuSe.
20, etfuent gatehouse, 1t.
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DRY GOODS.
Nav DKsrnLrr LANES
sEAToN PERRY.


sEAToN PERRY.
successor TO PERRY & BROTHER.
HAS NOW OPEN HIS SECOND IMPORTATION
OF DENTELLE LANES, OR WOOL LACE
DRESS TEXTURES. WHICH ARE THE
--LATEST PARIS NOVELTY" FOR SUMMER
WEAR. THESE GOODS MEASURE ~ IN
WHEN COMBINED WITH ALBATRoSS
ETAMINES SURAHS OR RHADAMIS
THE ASSORTMENT Is COMPLETE COM
PRiSING BLACK. IVORY. CREAM AND ALL
THE DESIRABLE CDL0RS THE PRICES
RANGE FROM 81 To $3.50 PER YARD
AND FLouNcINGs. RANGING FROM 80 TO
NoVEnrfEs 81" Is BLACK BEADED SILK GREs.
ADINES. FROM IS TO SIS PER YARD
NEW ENGLISH AND SCOTCH TWEEDS, CHE
VIoTS AND FRENCH ALLcwoot. sUtTINGs
NEW WHITE AND CREAM AII-wooI. DRESS
FABRICS. EMBRACING ETAMINES. CAN
VAS CLOTHS. SkRGlS, CHUDDAS. ALBA
NOVELTIES IN TINsEL SHAWIS
NEW SILK. CHUDDA A Nd CASHMERE
NEW EMBRoIDERED PARIS FIcHUs AT LOW
Est PRICES
THE BEST MAKES OF LADIES, GENTIEMrNrs
AND CHiLDREN'S GAUZE AND MFpIUM-
WEIGHT MERINO UNDERWEAR AZ ALL
STYLES AND SIZES
AB-CLOSiNG PRICES ON PARAsOLS
S. PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
sEAToN PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING
Established 1s40. jel9
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NUMEROUS TESTIMONIALS prove beyo

NUMEROUS TESTIMONIALS prove beyond a
doubt that AIIcock's Porous PlaSters cure par
hiySis, nervous debility and loss OF memory
NuCa applied TO the spine. They remove kid
hes difficulties when worn on the small OF the
Iback; applied To the pit OF the stomach, dys-
beP-.a and Indigestion disappear. Colds. coughs
Ani asthma no longer trouble the suffering
hs,I"nt wheu he uses them on the chest. II you
thaye headache, or want TO sleep, put an ALI
cock Porous Plaster on the nape OF the neck
the uyori1 is not only done, but well done. This
heHl,ly not only cures asue cake, liver COM
plant and malaria, but Is protection against
1eySTs, smallpox sewer gas
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EEIsISGER's ice cream, 325 G. st. NV.
EISE PORTRAITS. Kets kemethy, 11O9 Pa

FISE PORTRAITS. Kets kemethy, 11O9 Pa av.
THE SYSTEM OF SEWERAGE AT ORKNEY
EPEINGs, Vail. G. Mad1i,tI, ES9.-Dear Sir:
have at your request examined the system of
sanitary drainage at Orkney Springs, Va, and
can testify TO its being the most perfect 1 have
ever seen at any public resort. You have wisely
adopied the English Doulton closet, which is
without doubt the best ever invented for hotel
purposes. I consider your entire establishment
NOW IN admirable sanitary condition.
G. W. CHANCELLOR, NJ. D.,
Jane l., 1856. Consulting Sanitarian.
WHILE WAITING glasses repaired. Hemp
Ter :, corner 1La.
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THE Two LADIES who were seen TO pick up
gold watch on r street, near 18th northwest,
Friday June ISth, about L o'clock, will please
return same 10 owner and receive liberal re-
ward. VI. Phelan. 252 East Capitol street.
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S2S WALNUT Marble Top Chamber Suites
Chairs. Rocker, Table and Towel Rack, Bevel
Mirror, etc. WIN. HI. DUNN,
81 9TH st. NV.
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JUST RECEIvED-A large lot of Percale Shirts,
3 collars and 1 pair OF cuffs with each shirt.
prices 81 and 81 so. at Francs. corner 9TH and
ID. The only strictly One Price Hat and Gents
HuruiShing store Ia the city.
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CITY ITEMS.
Great Sale OF Tinware

at n GoioSchmid, S12-7th st. n. W.
No more than one Of each article advertised
Will De sold TO any one customer, unless other
wise specified. Tin toilet sets, 8 Pcs, $1.37,
regular price "a large foot tubs assorted colors,
only 43c., worth 66c.; large covered Stop Jars,
assorted colors, only &c.. worth 75c.; covered
buckets. qt, &C.; OTIS, &C.; qts.. lie; sauce
pans; b ct, &C., qts lei ats !1c Ct.
qt measure, &C.; handsome painted tapanned
cuspadores only 23c., worth 4oc.; y covered
dust pans, lie; japanned dust pans, &C.; dish
pant, 9 qt. &C.; 10 qt Ice; 10 qt.. 16c.; Is Of,
PC Victor Hour sleeves, 19c.; sprinklers, qts.,
lSc.; qts., 10c.; large bread graters, 4c.; gal
water coolers, only &c.; large tin wash basins,
&C.; retinned wash basins, 13c.; wire coffee pot
heaters, &C.; japanned candle sticks &C.; Twin
match safes, &c.; vegetable strainers, 7c large
scoops, Sc. We have just received a full line of
preserving kettles which will be sold at extra
ordinary low figures. 1
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LEAR AND HARMLESS AS WATER.

FAcrs. FAcrs.
SOLID FACTS
That are vouched the public large that the
Clothing Palace is the Headquarters for bargains in
Clothing. Hats and Furnishings. And to give you
idea of what you secure by calling we viii
PANTS! PANTSi PANTS,
Childrens Knee Pants at 25. 40 Soc and mp
Boys Long Pants at 20 75c., 81 and up.
Mems All Woo r Pans a. sa and p
Mems Fine Dress Pants at $3.50, 81, 50 and mp
SUITS SUITS, SUITS.
Childrens School Suits q. $3.50 81 and up
GhiIdrens Fine suits a. s3 % SO and up
Mems Working ' suits ii al 81. $3.50, S and up
Mems Business Suits at SIS, So, So 81 and up
Mems Blue Flannel undigo) Suits at 1915 $50
and up.
HATsi HATS! HATS.
Chfidrens Hats at 10, IS, 4Oc. and up
Mems Hats At a. 81, &c and up.
full line OF Furnishings 1t astonishingiy low ne.
urea
Keep this fact constantly in mind: We ciothe both
man and boy stvshly comfortably and satisfactorily
~ lowest living Irice&
H. KAUFMAN's
Clothing Palace.
Cor. 6th AID sta "a
~ We close At z pm. Saturdays and Ewes Of Hol
THE cELLULOID TRUSS,
y That never brseks never wears out always casan.
ana eis i g ss1s :. Shs '''hn HAa rrsHEnn
023 eth street. norfhwet
Mu: FISHER dsvoess hsr ssIsniioa e Us 1snss e
xAdy RnfronA ~
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IHE liIDGwAY
DRY AIR REFRIGERATOR.
MOST IMPROVED AND SCIENTIFIC
REFRIGERATION KNOWN. FOR FAMILY
USE 1T is WITHOUT A PEER, SOLVING
THE TROUBLESOME QUESTION OF RE
FRTGERATION IN PRESERVING ITS CON-
TENTS FOR AN ALMOST INDEFINITE
PERIOD IL ABSOLUTE PURITY, WITH A
MINIMUM CONSUMPTION OF ICE IN
ADDITION TO COLD THE ATMOSPHERE
MUST NOT ONLY BE DRY, BIT PURE
AND THESE CONDITIONS MUST BE
MAINTAINED, AND THEY ANE ONLY
OBTAINED In THE RIDGwAY.
j. w. SCHAEFER & BRO
CHINA, GLASS AND HOUSEFU RNTSHINa
No. 1920 Seventh street northsesL
apl4 Sole Agents for the District
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The Rock Creek Slaughter Hoo.ea

The Rock Creek Slaughter HoOsea.
JUDGE SMELL DIsNIssEs THE CHARGES
GER.
This morning, in the Police Court, Mr..
Padgett called the attention of Judge Smell to
the Rock creek slaughter house cases, the de-
PENDANTS being George L. Botsch, of 1914 22d
street, and Mrs. Amelia Phuger Messrs Chas.
s. Moore and 7. NJ. Fields appeared tor the de-
PENDANTS and pleaded not guilty. Inspector
Embrey testified that he inspected the de-
PENDANTS slaughter houses and found them to
be In nlthy condition.. and notified them to
Sergeant Burgess testified that when he visited
the slaughter houses after the prosecutions had
Sa Insasdted ne found them perfectly clean
defendants denied that their places were ever
kept in filthy condition. Several Of their
slaughter houses.
The judge said that on this proof he was
obliged to dismiss the case. The defendants, he
SAID, mad difficult business to manage, and all
he could say was that they should exercise the
utmost care in keeping their places in order,
and comply with the sanitary regulations.
The Criminal Court Organized.
THE GRAND AND PETIT JURIEs COMPLETE AND
THE GRAND JURORS SWORN.
In the Criminal Court this morning H. Walker
Tucker, w. II. Beall, Walter A. Gait, Dennis
O'Connell, w. r. Brown, T. H. Young, A. Han
Ion, George Cochran, John l.. Vogt, b. H. Slime
metz and g. Spransy, summoned to fill vacan-
cies on the grand jury, were accepted, thus
completing the panel of grand jurors. Mr. R.
ii. Willett was appointed foreman, and the
jurors having been sworn the court briefly
charged them as to their duties.
Columbus Thompson, Andrew B. Graham c.
n Wisner, Joseph A. Gamble, Byron p. Turner,
Henry Davey, j. w. Schaifer, Washington
Danenhower, James F. Pierce, w. E. ID. Franks,
III. c. Sioussa and c. F. Robinson, summoned
TO nj vacancies on the petit jury, were exam
ined and accepted.
ARRAIGNMENTs.-Thef following persons were
arraigned in the Criminal Court to-day and
pleaded not guilty: Thornton Coiston, exhibit
ing obscene pictures; Thomas Kelly and Her
man Kelly, house breaking in the night; Am.
brose Brown, embezZlement 1.-TWO cases); Peter
Mudd alias Joseph II. Dom, petit larceny, Sec
ond offense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-06-22

BAEY CARRIAGES at prime cost. w. II
HOrSi4ton d Co., 1214 + ST. NV.
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LANsBuRoH 81 BRo
WASH FABRICS
Owing to the immensely of our trade in this psrtcu
lar line we have built special entrance 10 this de
sEER-sUCKERs
In all the plain and fancy stripes and checks
DRESS GINGHAMs
Recognizing the fact that these are not worn as
much as last year, we have cut the prices on all our
you opportunity TO buy them cheaper than before
and l2l2c. Dress Ginghamsto FIVE CTS. PER YARD.
OUR WHITE GOODS STOCK
Comprises India Linens Victoria Lawns
Nainsook, plain and checks.
White and Cream Batiste.
Crazy Cloths in plain and figured.
and all the novelties in Cotton and Linen Wash Goods
AZ the counter next the White Goods counter you
worn this year We concluded to place them near TO
In plain and figures in cotton linen. Amy guam
tlty TO select from and endless variety to please ALI
LACES! LACES,
In Oriental Lace we sell 3-inch wide Lace at Sc
per id yard; anch wide Lace az SC per yard 6nch
I5c per yard; I3inch wide Lace at Doe per yard a.
37inch FLOUNCING at soc per yard in ecru and
white "A 42-inch Flouncing at 81 per yard, in ecru
and white
CREPE LISSE FLoUNCING AND YoKING
and narrow Lace to match.
Flouncing 81 80 per yard Yoking, 81. 25 per yard:
Marrow Lace, 15c. per yard-garnet brown and blue
TORCHoN LACE.
Nice width for Sc per yard: wider goods and elegant
assortment at Toe per yard.
COLORED LACES
to match Bingham and other colored wash goods in
three widths, at 10. l2l2 and 15c per yard
YOklNG to match at 30 and 6slc and 81 ward.
EGYPTIAN, POMPADOUR AND ALL OTHER
FINE LACES at prices which We know are sold less
than by any other house We warrant this TO be the
fact and will stand by our assertion refund the
money.
PARASOLS
We have reduced the prices these goods wonder
fully-tOo many on hand the only reason. They must
be sold out, and have marked them accordingly. We
have made up our mind that Parasol shall be car
rted over for next season
GAUZE UNDERWEAR
This will astound you, no Doubt but come and look
for yourself Our 80 % and 15c. Gents Gauze Shirts
In both long and short sleeves reduced to THIRTY
FIVE CENTS. These silk bound and either
satin or plain front. No odd sizes, but any size You
wear or want.
We are offering LADIES GAUZE VESTS. Jersey
fitting, at &c., or three for 81. Either low neck or
short sleeves.
Our o5c; LADIES Vest marked down to 45c-ex-
celent value.
LADIES BALBRIGGAN VESTS at 4Sc Better
goods marked in proportion.
full line of LADIES SILK UNDERWEAR
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PVT Up OK SHUT UP.-The Shoemakers or
Others who say they evil bet $50 we do not
1iaEr French calf shoe Tor So. or an American
cat shoe !or So" will please call and put their
LaOncy up or shut Up.
GEORGE w. RICH,
eth street mort hxreef
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John C. Baker e. Coz 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
PiStS
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LOokI Bargains. Furniture bargains,
LOOks

car load of Ash and Mahoganized Chamber
Suites just received, prices S24 and upwards,
full suits; also Walnut Marbletop Chamber
Suites, reduced from $50 TO $45, some at $40
and $35; Lounges, $2.75; g Kitchen, 50;
Springs. $1.25; Children's High Chairs and
s2s Wants Tsbes a6a Desks
seat Chairs, 1878; Bed Lounges, 81; Mahoga-
nized and Antique Shakespeare Tables, some
offer for Monday and Tuesday only. VIM. II.
Dunn, BIZ 7th ST NV
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LOCAL MENTION.
The weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. G., June 22. 1856. am.
For District of Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia. rains, stationary temperature, cas-
teTly winds shifting to southerly-
For Wednesday, rainy weather and station
AIRY temperature are indicated for New England
aaf the middle Atlantic states
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SCOTS Emulsion of Pure

COD LIVER OIL, WITH HYPOPHOSPHITEs,
In Pulmonary a elections aud Scrofu,ous Diseases
DR.. Ira M. Lang, New York, says: 81 have pre-
scribed SCOTS Emulsion and used it in my fam.
lily and am greatly pleased With it. Have found
it very serviceabfe in scrofuIous diseases and
pulmonary affections" eo4w
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a Most Iihoro1 Offer

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send their Celebrated Voltaic Belts and Electric
Appliances on thirty days trial to any man af
f1ictsd with Nervous Debility, Loss of Vitality
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Write them at once.
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PickWick Club Whisky is the best
Fresh Attorney Butter churHed every morn
ing and delivered in 1sa 10. ward" prints. 4Oc.
Sweet Milk &C. per quart. Cream Is cents.
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CastOrfa.
When Baby was sick
We gave her Castoria
When she was child
She cried for Castoria
When she became q Miss
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When she had Children
She gave them Castorfa
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We gave her CaStorta
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

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s25 PENNSYLVANIA AvENJE.
Sole Agent for Steinway & Sons, Gabtr Decker &
Son, Marshall & Wendell. HaIIett & Cnmston ana
other Pianos; Sterling Organs, Music and Musical Mer
chandise. instruments sold monthly payments,
Exchanged. Rented. Tuned. Repaired, Moved, stored
and shipped
in stock at low figures.
Telephone, 341-2 tel9
II ARGE ASSORTMENT OF SECONDHAND
L. Square Grand and Upright PIANOS, some nearly
all fully warranted of all makes For sale from
80 $40 per month.
W. @. METZEROTsr & CO..
te16-1m 903 Penn ave, 2d door ffom 9th st.
IN d. G AMBRILL q co. 1918 nth STREET
II northwest. Piano and organ tuning,
pairing and storage. Repairing a specially: orders
promptly attended toe work guaranteed Jel-lms
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4 TLANTIC CITY, NJ.-THE BRADY HOUSE
"A Arkansas ave; view of the ocean. Fine &
house; well furnished large garden: good yE.NA
board low rates for families. JAS. BRADY, l,..hE
p Q. Box 7O7 ielErlm&
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7NHE BEST AND Cheapest WAY TO LEARN
Il FRENCH OR GERMAN
And to spend summer agreeably at Plymouth Mass,
Send for Circulars to
THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Washington. ID. c.. (723 18th ST. n.w-1
Which will be open all summer. Great reduction in
prices for the summer.