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The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-03-02

IL has hscn alleged that corn which is plant
ed on the hast days of February mr. tbn g.
OF March, seldom fails to make J. good crop-
no niatter whether the SEASON be wet or dry
II NAY be that so@c of our fiumrr, might do
We!l IL give this matter due consitlcrntinn
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-03-02

Mar'ied on thy llth inst. lat the Prcshytcr-
ian ,n1nse, near Good liop: Church, by Rev.
ny. l;'gon, Mr. j.. a. Anderson, of Able
vile County, aud Miss l.. f. Simpsun, of
Anderson County, S.C.-IutsUiyeactr
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-03-02

hand, consisting of Flowers, Hats, Ornaments
Hair Switches. etc. We offer Plumes and
costing as high as - for so and rs
cents, Flowers costing us high as IS cents for
70 cents. real Hair Switches, black and ool-
pred. costing - cents to 81 for SO cents
Smith a. Son.
bHc4!cM's Arnica Salve.
The best snlyc in the world for Cuts. Bru;s.
es, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rhenms Fever Sores.
letter, Chappsd Hands, Chilblains, Corns,
and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. II is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money refund
ed. rries 70 cents per box. For sale by
Cothram h Perr,G. III
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-03-02
OTHER CHURCH SERVICES.

The sacrament OF TIC Lords Supper
was celebrated in the Presbyterian
Church at four o'clock Sunday after
noon.
Rev. w. 4. Mathews preached a very
acceptable sermon in the Presbyterian
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-03-02

Congressman Springer dcsdribcs the pre-
'ailiing fashion Of evcnicg dress for wonle n rs
The 'low-and behold style" 80.
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THE AoUEDUCr BRIDGE.-Reports from the
Aqueduct bridge indicate that that structure is
In dangerous condition, and in consequence
the water Is being drawn Oft. A gentleman told
a STAR reporter this morning that with his pen.
knife he penetrated the heavy timbers very
easily, they being so completely rotted out
LOST HER WATCH IN CHURCH-Mrs ThOma as
A. Newman attended the morning services at
the Methodist Protestant church on 3 LIST street
yesterday. During the services she took out
her gold watch, TO which was attac he'd a fob
chain and a locket set with diamonds Instead
of returning 1t To her pocket she laid it in her
lap: W hen she left the pew she forgot her watch
and did not remember il until on the street
w hen she returned to the church the watch
was not to be found.
KICKED BY A HoRSE.-HOward Thomson a
young white boy, had his lower jaw badly frac-
tured by being kicked by "a horse Yesterday
afternoon. DIR. kleinschmidt rendered surgical
aid.
NoTES-Perry Straitner, colored, was fined
SO by Judge Harper to-day tor profanity. A
charge against him of carrying q pistol was
continued.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER
AT A.M.-Great Falls, temperature so: con-
oltlon, 20 Receiving reservoir, temperature
81, condition at north connection SO: south
connection, SO. Distributing reservoir tenn
perature, 81; condition at intluenl gatehouse
So emuent gatehOuse. SO.
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Farewell Festivities at Atlantic Beach
A PyrOtechnic Compliment.
of THE EVENING STAR.
CxMp w ASuTNpr

correspondence of THE EVENING STAR
CAMP WASHINGTON,
ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., Aug. 90 1856.
The seventh day of camp life in the canvas
city by the sea passed pleasantly as the Others
save an accident, which came near having q
fatal ending. Yesterday morning, while Private
Langley, of Company c, was in bathing he was
caught by an undertow and carried out. He
was saved by the prompt assistance Of two VOL
unteer lie guards.
Last evening there was O street parade In
place OF the usual dress parade After march
Ing through the principal thoroughfares they
passed In review before Mrs. Hopes, OF Tray
more hotel. The marching, manual and move
ments brought forth rounds of cheers from the
spectators all along the line. After the parade
there was pyrotechnic display on States ave-
nue.. conspicuous piece was a representation
OF niagara falls, with a bust OF the Father of
ills country, with the letters al. 1. c. under
II, which rebus read washington Light Infan-
Try Corps. Afterwards the company assem-.
oieu IN the dancing pavilion, where Col. Moore.
In q very pointed manner, "caned' Mr.. Brown,
proprietor OF the hotel, w no replied that he
would at any time prefer TO face a battery of
artillery 10 the cOlOnePS speech The music
then struck up, and the soldiers and their
charming ladies danced till the tive sma'
hours" to the music OF the third artillery
band.
Messrs. Frank Madigan and others rendered
the boys "A sail on the briny deep, which was
The countersign last night was "Hoopes," in
honor OF the hostess at the TraymOre.
Mr. Brown gave lunch to the officers and
members OF the Infantry last night after the
Gaming; Gov. Pattison, OF Pennsylvania,
and staff were present
The officers and members attended church
this morning in a body, and tonight were pre-
pairing Tor breaking camp in the morning.
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DRY GOODS.
BARGAINS In LACE CuRrA1ss
sEAToN PERRY,

sEATON PERRY
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY q BRorHERA
Is OFFERING HIS ENTIRE STOCK OF NOTHING
HAN, ANTIQUE AND Madras LACE CUR
TAINS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES 10
THIS IS 4 RARE oPfoRTUNITY FOR PARTIES
FURNISHING TO PURCHASE LACE CUR
TAINS. AND AN EARLY INSPECTION Is
SOLICITED AS THEY WILL SOON RE DIS
POSED OF AT THE MARKED DOWN
BEST ENGLISH FURNITURE CREroNNrs AT
25c and SOC. REDUCED From 3Oc and Aoc
RAW SILK TABLE COVERS. ALL SIZES
ALL WOOL BLANKETS. lMARSEILLksS QUILTS
COMPLETE STOCK IRISH AND GERMAN
TABLE LIN EMS NAPKINS TOWkIS
CRASHES AND GLASS LINENS.
BELGIAN PILLOW AND SHEErING LINENS
THE CELEBRATED ENFIELD SHAKER FLAN-
NELS. IN ALL QUALITIES. BOTH WHITE
MEDIUM MIGHT JACKETS AND WRAPS, AT
LOW EST PRICES.
IMPORTED JERSEYS FROM s. so 10 $500
NEW SILK, CHI DDA ANDCASHMERE SHAwLS
IN GREAT VARIETY.
NEW STOCK OF PURE WOOL FRENCH DRESS
FABRICS IN ALL LATEST FALL COIORI Ms
NOVELTIES IN SILK AND Wool PARIS TEXT
URES FOR COMBINATION SUITS
AND FRENCH COSTUME CLOTHS
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT UF BLACK AND COLI
oRED LYONS SILKS AND VELVETS
- PLAIN FIGURES ANDCoR PRIcES
sEATON PERM,
PERRY BUILprNa
Penn. Avenue. Corner 9th street
Established lS4O. auoS
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x LCREIARY'S OFFICE, national PRE- 5
- BRICK COMPANY.
SEWING MACHINES, &c.

I AIDES, RETURNING TO THE CITY, READY
- to do their Fall sewing, rent Office u
New Improved Light-t:unning Sewing Machine OF
any of the most approved patterns al 81 per month
or by the week lent paid deducted off price Ma
chine il purchased later
Prompt attention To telephone and mail orders.
THE SlLENt NEW AMERICAN, No. Z, much
spoke, oil, Of which have the sole agency, has
Gently been greatly improved by the increase of the
Automatic Tension Cap: complete outfit of silver
plated tools i'll handsome morocco, piusiiued
bound case, and ebonzed cabinet work The very
latest.
Samples of Arrassene Embroidery, done on the New
n o. z. sent by mail on application.
legal guarantee furnished with all machines we
sell. rent or repair
&. AUERBACH. cor. eth and II SITS.
Telephone Call AZ au2l
TINHE "HOUSEHOLD' SEWING MACHINE IS
l. so we'll and favorably known that needs no
words of praise-no windy advertisements. A pricti-
cal test and comparison is all that asked for il.
VIII. STlEBELING, sole Agent,
III. Penn ,yIvania ave.
Machines OF all makes rented ana repaired. Head
quarters Tor the Universal Patterns Also, Amer
secondhand Wilcox d Gibbs, .ei,f and drawers
SO: two secondhand Singer, side and drawers,
$40. auI4-Im
TTNHE WHITE is KING.. THE ACAIi. ,tr par
L lection III the category of sewing Machines A
and skill. The range work be eAcelled IL
Is thing OF beauty and Joy forever Call and
j. +. NICK NEH'S. AT 9th ST. nv. J. Il. RICH
MOND, Manager. Machines of all kinds for sale or
rent First-cass repairing done. Also. Central Office
for The Universal Patterns. See them myL2
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SPECIAL SALE o. USpERwEAR

We offer the great bargains In our Underwear:
ladies' skirts with ruflie OF cambria with tucks
a9c.; also with TWO rufes at SAC. This made out Of
the best muslin aud cambria
Skirt with ruiiie OF Emb. and cambria and clusters
of tucks at Slls.
Another style deep rufie of Emb tucks and insert
Ing, at SLAB. These can't be beat.
Another very deep ruffie of limb. with cluster Of
tucks Sl.S9
Ladies Chemise with Emb. pieces of inserting, "a
tucks and LIMB, al 59c.
Another style, rows of inserting with Emb and
tucks full size, 69c These goods are perfect in r
and make.
Another style, with 3 rows of inserting and Emb,
with 30 tucks. CSC.
Our extra long Cambria Chemise splendid styles
at Csc
Ladies' Drawers. with ruffie of Emb and tucks ssc
Cheapest goods we ever offered.
Another style, with ruffie of Emb. and tucks 5Oc
Also Plain tucked Cambria Drawers. 63c.
Ladies amoric Gowns, tucked yoke. back and
front, with ruifie of Emb.. SIC.
Gowns with yoke of tmb for Csc
Also. splendid bargains in soed Underwear
Cambria Pillow ShanIs with rutile and tucks 5sc
Corset Covers. 25c up.
Corset Covers. with limb. and inserting; perfect t
soc.
Misses Aprons, all sizes. sSc.
Also, Nurses Aprons, with hem and 3 tucks Ice
We have just received complete stock OF Bustles,
the latest styles and at lowest figures.
Three splendid styles at 25c.
Our leader the Improved Lolita, we sell now al 44c
This is an excellent shape Busile.
All our Bdstles are finished tn kid, which makes
them much stronger and more durable
The Comfort Is another one of good styles which
sell at CSC.
Try our NiHado BuSfle. Perfect i'm shape and wear
The Alaska Down is good hustle. which always re-
tains its shape. We have this i.Gsile from 65c up
We have the largest assortment uf BUSHES in the
cily.
Fall Goods arriving daily.
Few specials ia Silks
20-inch A-silk Black Satin Duchess at 81 90 per
yarC: regular price, 81 To-
BacH Faile Franchise i'm all grades. from 81 l5 up
The goods all of the popular brand of "Aut Guiuet
and lle," aud guaranteed 10 wear.
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THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL
CLOTHING COMPANY
20 CORNER 7TH AND q STREETA

CEILING QUIT! EVERY DAY
~ INDIAN TEA CO.
. 10. Silver Starch. 25c. Cider Vinegar. 2oc. gal
Golden syrup, 4Oc. Family Flour Il Dbl, 81. Is
Plantation Java, Roasted, Ioc. h.
Best Family Flour IL Dbl, $l.4O
Tea worth soc. only soc. Id.
65c. soc Id.
SOC. 4Oc ID
45c. 3Oc. ID.
Mexican Coffee. Roasted, ltc. lib.
South Carolina Rice. &C. ID
5 Cakes Oein Soap, 25c. Green Coffee 1Oc ID
Family Flour "a IS Dbl Extra Flour "a to 81 rs bbl
shoulder Meat, &C. ID. No. Nc, zoe. doz
INDIA TEA CO., 445 9TH ST. s.w
Send postal. auI3
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WIN BRODT. HAT MANUFACTURER. Ale
An kinds of Hats on hand and made to order without
extra charge silk hats rom - 70 ~ psreys nom
over In the latest style. Hats blocked and ironeq
Mourning hands put Repairing neatly d.. ~ We
WM BRODT, Alo 1lth - NV. au2l-lm
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EDUCATIONAL.
TUE coAsrocK SCHOOL
NO 81 WEST 4OTH ST. NEW YORK

NO 81 WEST 4OTH ST. NEW YORK,
sspI w. 1883 Mss DAY eSslss
GER SS2t oFRNks
sns ss Ts %
increased resources Tuition by Scholarships SSa5
E5ei
time and cost IN preparing for coege For catalogues
jyessei j. A MccAULEY. Pres dent
P PsasssI Of sa ns
%ed.4n sood reSSs sns AND
BY ansuFpasscS methods. has her rooms at 7i6 l3th
NcDoNALD-E ELLIS SCHOOL AND wELLES-
!em6sr % SO PREPARES for any college se;t
AL5 Mis- ANA ELLIS Principals 1906 ~ st.
M uate and certified examiner Of the New England
Conserva,ory Piano technique. harmony and voice
w st. Cloud Building cor. 9th and W.
Seventeenth year Piano. Organ. Voice Violin Flute.
rector. je7-3ms
Ct JOHNS COLLEGE. ANNAPOLIS, MD.-THE
p next session begins September 10 1856 Seven
tory school attached situation unsurpassed for
esany aas PTs % aE
napolis, Md. or may be had of JOHN +. PARET,
Sl3 Pennsylvania ave. aul1-lm
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, COR. 9TH
- and tsnw.-A practical business education that
qualities young men and women to support them
life Thorough instruction given in Rapid Writing.
iations sookEeepns Business Practee Comm. rcia
Law Political ECONOMY Sten0graphy and Type. Mri
WEDNEbAY September iss at am ana es' p.@
ofhce open for afrangemens on and after Monday.
Day sessions-Regular business course. one year.
S9 payable Si@ on enssrns and bance in
In fSi on on, entering 800 tuition per quarter of 10
Year on enser three Ssh
paSn5e 80 On snteng and balance in mS"thy in
Illustrated Circular sent free on application
Mr.. san. H spIS s spaS Ssna;nd PRINCIPAL,
S5QQHYs eNSG KNEAF 3 saoS sFAEGEn
A AGA for Young Men and Boys. Media. Pa II
expense even books &c. No extra charges No IN
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boys Patrons or students may select any Studies or
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at
and ten other Colleges and Polyischnc Schools Ten
1853. 10 in 1856; A graduating class every year in
chi ehf and ry d ch
volumes added TO Library in lSst. Physical appara:
JUS uouDleu Ill 1898. Media mas seven churches and
temperance charter which pr. hbits the sale of all
intoxicating dri Ks For new illustrated circular ad
dress the Principal and Proprietor SWITHIN c.
SHORTLIDGE, 4. NJ, Harvard Graru&te), Media
Pa Principal at Riggs House. Tuesday, september =,
TO y pm autD I'm
THARLOTTF HALL SCHOOL CHARLOTTE
~ Hall. st. Marys county, Md, will commence its
92d year SEPTEMBER 9TH. 1856. Ahsolutel,
healthtul location with extensive grounds thorough
Military Instruction. Terms 81 90 per year For Cir
culars address " NJ. T. BHsSCUE. Sec. jy2lw I'm
NOTRE DAME OF MARYLANn
~ Collegiate institute for YOUNG, LADIES and
Preparatory school for LITTLE GIRLS.
En-. Ia L. O., three miles from baltimore, Md
Conducted by the Sisters of Notre Dame. send for
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I)RINATE LESSONS IN ALL GRADES OF
study: 10 adults confidential: prepares college
Annapolis. West Point all examinations
IVY INSTITUTE, sw. corner Sth ard SITS NV
Mathematical Classical, Business.
: W. FLYNN, AN
Evening Glasses, - and S. month. oC29
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CITY AND DISTRICT

Amusemenrs Tonight.
ALRAUGHS.-"TheM Mascot
HERzoG' s.-'.A Practical Joke
DIME MUsEUM.-LeonZo Brothers.
MANASSAS PANORAMA.-15th street and Ohio
avenue.
ROLLER COASTER.-AthleticP Park.
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SEVENTH STREET PALA1s RoYA1


GREAT BARGAIN IN EMBROIDEIsIES,
2OO pieces of Ham burg and Swiss Embruideries and
Flounclngs. 25 cent less than mp orIers prices
hamburg, TO inches wide, DC. yd.
Hamburg, to inches wide, SC. yd.
Hamburg and swiss Flouncngs iSc. to 81 rs yd.
satin Ribbons, PicOt edge. No 8. lOc No H. l2c I'd
Ladies Chemise good muslin. trimmed with Tor
chOn Lace Doc. each
! oths Patent Double Bone Corsets, $l25
Thompsons Glove Fitting Corsets, 9:jc
Common Sense 500 Bone Woven Corsets, 81 so
Madame Thompson's Spinal Protecting Corset, 75c.
Adjustable lip Corset 5Oc. pair.
Ladies Erame-made Isle Thread Gloves, l9c pair
Ladies Lsle Thread Gloves, with full-fashiOued
fingers, 4oc. pair.
Black and Colored Taffeta Gloves. 25c. pair
Ali-Sllk Lace Nltts, DC, Doc and soc. pair
Pure silk Jersey Mitts. l9c.
Fine quality Balbriggan Hose, 25c, worth 39c pair
Ladies ChemiSettes, from l0c to jjJc. each
Lisse Ruching. Toe to 15c I'D.
Lolita, BOnton, Fedora, Patti, Woven Wire and
Alaska Down Bustles.
Large and fine assortment of Ladies' Dress Buttons
One unbroken case of Ladies' Vests and Pants car.
rle over from last winter, at Soc each Good value
al present prices for 5yc.
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ONE OF THE OLDEST NATIVE wASHINGTONIANS
PASSES AWAY.
On Saturday night at 1880 o'clock Mr. John
c. Hardness died at his home, No. GIG New
York avenue, aged eighty years and ten
months He had been an invalid for several
years and confined to his bed for several
months. Mr.. Hardness was one of the oldest
native Washingtonians. He was born on
street, between 10th and Dist streets, in house
still standing, and learned the trade ot carpen-
ter with the late David A. Gardner. When II
years of age he joined the Foundry Methodist
Episcopal church, and for MANY years prior to
1Sio he was member OF the official board OF
that church. lie was one of those who organ
lied the Atckendree sunday school, the begin
ming of Mckendree church, in Mr.. Walkers
carpenter shop, on sth and X streets, and he
became one of the first members of Mckendree
church when 1T was organized, April Goth,
1SIo. He WAS the first superintendent of the
Sunday school, and continued in that position
to tie time OF his death. He was Tor
many years member and vice president of
the Washington City Bible society, trustee
of the Washington City Orphan asylum, Il
member of the W asilington Monument society
a director OF the ChildrenS hospital OF Oak
Hill cemetery. He served several terms under
the old corporation, a member of the board of
aldermen and the common council. He also
filled positions under the old board of health
and as u member OF the house of delegates un-
der the territorial government. He was once a
candidate for the mayoralty, but was defeated,
principally because OF his temperance princi-
pies. As one of the leading carpenters and
builders OF the city he did much work. In the
latter years OF his busy life he was engaged as
an architect. He was appointed government
measuser of work by President Fillmore and
as such measured the stone used in the con-
struetion of the Capito. extension. His wife,
TWO children and three great grandchildren
survive him. He leaves considerable estate,
including a quantity in the square where he
had resided Tor over fifty years. Two of hls
brothers, O.. W. and ID. ). Hardness. survive
him. His death was announced in McKendree
sunday school and in nearly all the Methodist
churches yesterday. The funeral will take
place from Mckendree church at 1890 o'clock
tuesday and the interment will be at Oak HILL
The pail-bearerS will be, on the part of Mcken-
dree church, David L. Cissel, Il. +. Fuller and
W. p White; Foundry, Il. Ii. Srinemetz; Wes-
ley Chapel, VIM. r. Woodward; Metropolitan,
Matthew u. Emery.
President Grant appointed Mr.. Hardness a
Comm iSsiOner OF the District, but on account of
failing health Mr.. Hardness was compelled to
decline the office.
Owing TO the absence from the city of many
OF the late MIR. Hardness colleagues on the Of
ncIaI boards OF the various public Institutions
with which he was connected, no official action
respecting the death can be taken at present
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PROPOSALS.

ThOI OOALO.
y XATfk A s4S SiRr f H3SkAsrs SAsriSss
OFFICE OF THE CoMMIssIoNERs.
VIII Be- G 9eeesss a.
es Sss as EHh SfhPfk SHGH iss
for furnishing 500 feet Of 70 inch, 1900 feet of
Iron Water Pipes 10000 pounds ia castings
~ ayh vavss g
valves. and rs fire hydrants-
For specifications and blank which bids must be
made, and all other Information, apply to this Office
The right is reserved to reject any and all bids
au3O6t Engineer Commissioner, d. c.
DROPOSALs FOR PLUMBING MATERIALS
Il OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR
s W.sHISersS. D. {. August ssth, 1855
fpT rnsh h and
for the West and Center Wings OF the BuiIdinE e for
State, War and Navy pepartments, in this city: viii
T TgE h5H ,5 sss FoT1RTEESTH pay Of SEP
sse aaH
nsR Us,Tucons to and
'h,s sss Ti SS,6 SAsEy
DROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES,
l. GARFIELD MEMoKIAL HOSPITAL. 1000
Of ~ hsbA$ ATGusT ITfkfS KS u Ps $ hp for
the S Sead cry at the Garfield Hospital on Boundary at
100 tons White Ash Furnace Coal, more or less.
90 tons White Ash Range Coal stove size, more or
less.
~ tons Cumberland Coal, more or less
All to be OF hes. quality free from slate and other
impurities To be delivered in quantities and at such
times as may be ordered To weigh 2.24O pounds TO
the ton. and fee OF ~ cents ton to inspector and
wegher, to be paid by contractor.
25 cords of Fine Wood mere or less.
20 cords of Oak WUou. more or less.
LOCO pounds ice, more less, free from snow and
al Impurities.
Inspectors fees TO be paid b. contrsc tor
Right TO reject bids or waive defects is reserved.
REGINALD Fen DALI.
auGI-3t Chairman Executive Committee.
4 RCHiTECTS OFFICE, u. :. CAPITOL,
"A WAsHISGTON, u T. August Is, 1886
PROPOSALS FOR MARBLE AND GRANITE
WORK, BRICK, SAND AND CEMENT FOR
TERRACES, L. 5. CAPITOL.
sealed Proposals VIII be received at Office until
TWELNEOCLUCK NJ. SEPTEMBER THIRD 1885,
tor Marble and Granite work for sections u, ] and
h, of the Terraces.
Plans and specifications be at this Office.
Proposals will be received at the same time for
Brick Sand and Cement required for these sections Of
the Terrace. EDWARD CLARK
au2l-sn.w6t Architect T. 5. Capitol.
x LCREIARY'S OFFICE, NATION Il PRE- 5
- BRICK COMPANY.
Washington. ID. c.. August 6. 1886.
Proposals are invited al for the supply of
tons less, ofGeprges c. eek BtilmiiIous Coal
suitable tor manufacture OF high CRATES prick be
dellv. red during the year commencing september l.
1885, side track or canal at works OF company.
Waterloo station Alexandria anu Washington r.
Payments to br made cash Oh delivery. Bios should
be sealed and add essed to
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REMEMBER when you purchase groceries for
the first of the month that our entire stock is
under a forced sale to make room for improve
ments. y. Il. METZGER & BRO,
Az eth m
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CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY, 500 .th street
offers Inc family flour, si.4S Dbl; xxx family
flour, S4.9S bbl.; patent process, So,4S DID,
Sl.69 quarter Dbl; Soc eighth Dbl; nneSt
biol. Order by mail or telephone 1892
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Aug. 80. 1856.
Indications for "a Hours, Commencing at . p M
IO-tfGH.
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AT Cosr FoR CASH
IN ORDER TO REDUCE STOCK TWILL SELL
AT COST FOR CASH FOR TEN DAYS THIS
WILL BE AN OPPORTUNITY SELDOM OF
FERED TO SECURE BARGAINS
w. ID. CLARK
Successor to TRUNNEL & CLARK,
au24-IOt Sll Market Space.
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Chicago Grocery Company, SOC 7th ST.,
o6er-Pure Cider Vinegar, CSC. gallon.
Pure Wine Vinegar, 35c. gallon
Full assortment of Spices for preserving. 1
We Have Been Obliged to Remove
everything from our basement room to enable
the workmen to lower the floor, rendering our
we have lower than you can purchase it else
where, just to get 1t out of our way.
N. I. METzGER & Bro,
AT 7th ST, NV.
Extra Large and Medium Peroscopic
m,3m City Optical Store, 4S7 Penna ave.
Chicago Grocery Company, SOC 9TH ST.,
ofers-4-year-old Whiskey, 81 GAL, or Soc Of
7-year-Old Rye, So GAL, or Toe. ct.
4-year-old Brandy, 80 GAL, or soc. OF.
7-year-Old Brandy, SO gal, or Toe. Of
sweet Catawba Wine 81 gal.
TOpham's Standard Trunks.
BARGAINS.
$1,000, large size Leather-covered Saratoga
iron bottom, muslin lined, steel clamps: 81 O. 90
36-inch Canvas Dress Trunk, two trays iron
bottom, bard wood strips S14.OO, extra strong
Leather Saratoga, largest size. Splendid school
trunks, for boys and girls, from $3.50 to So. CO.
All sizes at equally low prices.
TOPHAMs, 1881 Pennsylvania ave. NV
Gents Suits Cleaned, sl.-Satisfaction
guaranteed atC.PUTsCHE's,l7 29Pa.av.m, ", s3m
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morn
ing and delivered in y Id. "Ward" prints 35c.
per ID. Also, Cottage Cheese and ButtermiIk;
Sweet Milk sc. per quart. Cream Is cents
Pick wick Club Whisky is the best