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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-03
N ANTONIO EUs,s 1T ALONE.


Indepen0o"t Southwest TcNas
IMMIGRATION MoNemens
On Saturday last the San Antonio
ard of Trade met and adopted the
lowing circular LITTER:
all Those who 8re specially Interested in
le Deyelo mcnt OF southwest Texas:
At o meeting OF the manufacturing
l imm grafton committee of the
q Antonio Goard of Trade recently
ID in this cry the ndvisibil ~ OF or
nizipg locplly for the development
South u oct /, Xa5 as an adjunct TO
sta,e Immigration move
INT came up tor careful cOneldcrG-
d. The VitM importance
the work undertaken
tho Texas immigration
lyentiou was not overlooked or
der-ratcd, aud in tAht work this
latoriai district viii C, operate, but
athwest Texas has interests which
close TO anG yet outside the ! hes
operation worked out by the state
nigrst on committee. Ii was
refore thought advisable to con
with represent tive men through
Southwest Texas rs far as they
Id be reached and see what con-
sion could be arrived at. The re-
,of such consultation has been the
ling Of this circular. The planting
manu- fao turtles, the wool interests
Capitalization OF the stock inte.
\, the opening of new lines OF rail
, communication and the perfect
/. OF Old fires, the converging of al
tered and diverging int rests, and
harm OF izatlon OF those apparently
. aGonlstic, the unfolding of oui
at mineral resources and the nat
advantages of our incorporate,
; and climate for farming and trul
ing, the ut cesslty of placing ouI
cattle ard sheep interests on
g secure tVUting and so enabling
, o enter more successfully the mea
'ket of the world; al these con
'rations and others were urged q
cluslve reasons why S0uthw esterl
las should organize specially TO
advancement ofthese interests, etc
. he report then goes on to recon
:. I'd the calling of a convention i
o city at date to be fixed by
:, meeting of the board of tad
Il Citizens Association next Tue!
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-03
velvet. with Ia.scm,1trjo q pear.
Oruameits

velvet, with la,semo1tric Is q pear.
ornaments.
AT JUDGE GEORGE CLAlts.
Toor.c'rt at tae pal4i -
dcuco otJutgo George Clerks ccljp.Cd
III royal sIIrndrr and magl lhrcpc,
ANY social event it lia~ htcp thc p as.
urc sud honor of'ruEIXAlrGNERrrpr o.
senta i've to usitcipsteiu. An beau-
ty aud CHI Nalry Of Waco We're there
en- ma-se and filled many hours with
rNplurous rcvclrv and intcrrhauge
OF social cOurtCsles aud picaNautries.
The retre~ hmeu,s, the dance and ov-
cry feature OF the entert tiumcut
would have doue honor 10 tho palace
OF a hing. while Mrs. Clark, the
matcNlcSs qu zen of hostess and enter
taiuers. complete ly eclipscd her own
brill ant record. General Felix Rob
efte0H. il his kllgl fly power, d Il the
honors of hest most successfully III
the enforced absence of Judge Clark,
VINO was detained 10y the Cotton Bol}
p ople in All important suit ut Oil
mer. The lAteness OF the hour renders
a full report Impossible.
AT DR. ia woMACKS
A brilliant reception wss also heli
last night. atl'ordjng uual'o owed
pleasure aud happiness t. I'll partic!-
paut- HHE EXAMI> FR regrets, that
it, rep0rtorial TO c. was NOT large
enough to have a Representatives pre-
seni and hopes yet to be furnished i
| fuller report.
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Revised Ton katcs OF waco Hridg
(pnDNny

Hacks and carriages, round trip s -
Buggles, horse, each CrohsluE 10
BdEgieh, horses, each CROSSING ... -
Floats rounu trip 80
agOns, horses, each Hsing 80
arm wagons horses, each crossing 80
fal IN wagOnh, ho!scS, round trip lJ
Baggage Wagons, horse, round trip ~
Express wagons, each crossing 20
Omnibus, horses, round trip
Omnibus, hOrtcS, round trip 10
Lumber wagons horses, round trip 80
Brick wagons, horses, roun3trip 80
Drays, one horse, round trip 20
Delivery wagons, horse, round trip 20
Delivery wagons, horse round TIM -
matl wagon, horse, round trip -
Horse aud rider. each crossing %
FoOtman. each crossing ....... WI
foOtman, mont aly crossing 80
PhyHi Ian. CrOssing by they year l5UU
Family crossings by the year e. 1000
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w u. MATFIElD. q "a TAYLOR
SOUTHWESTERN-: -SCHOOL
PHOTOGRAPHY AND E-WRITING,

WACO, TEAAs,
Austin avenue. Del wuen curtin and Firth 81
Class hours from 10 a. 70 IL a, IN. and p.
m. to : r. M, and from p, IN. to 9 y. m. Tho
aito rloon sessiou principally devoted 10 ladles
Particular attention given 10 instruct ions by
mail Through Systems Taught, shorthand
can be learned by mail without trouble or eI
pense of leaving your nomes. Correspondence
invited. Address + .. BDr2B
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-03

| NPoEtNNt-lO cents, fresh scrap andy
~ cents per pound; huest stick candy
made ~ l. cents; t.aSu pea nut CRudy, l. ~
cents, fresh cOcOHnut, icmOu, chocolate sud
al other luds OF hume made Italics IL IL
candy made "a ana - cents; all kinds OF nuts
TOellner's candy factory, South light street.
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So a Dau--A Gold Mine

For agents GIandest money making business
ever Offered. A golden harvest for the ReKt
two months s5 per month and expenses 10
active men TO sell our gods. No capital re-
quircd. No peddlng. Sample case OF goods
and valuable Information and full particulars
free. No humbugi we mean just what we say.
address at once.
STANDARD SILyBRWAKE CO.. Boston,
Mass.
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NIsStgeiLANs.aIs

LION SALE -Horty q y shares Waco Loan
u at Hll.dIuE as~ocie tom Address,
&. NJ. PAGE, rOtJ worth.
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A UCrlON On ijecember 30, saturday al
~ O'clock wlIi 0ner large lot Of con-
signed furniture, carpets, etc., AZ auction to
the highest and best bidder for c,sn withou.
reserve. Order Win he maintained and tho
ladies are invited, sale room next to the
Lu iosiiN shop Auction OF notions at night.
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L'OK SAL hN,tEthug
Waco Curiosity shop.
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The Whayne Fire.

bout ? O'Clock yesterday morning
gallant tire boys were called out
uppress the hungry flames which
o rapidly devouring house
ID. l Whayne, the grocer,
they, rs usual, did good service.
ir apparatus was in good working
and the tire was promptly cx-
uished. The loss Will be heavy
Ugh, as the fire had got a good
before the alarm was given. The
o fixtures, worth $500, were not
red. but the stock, worth about
10. was covered by all equal
unit. No cause can be assigned
the fire unles 1t were rats over
ing matches. The buildipg, which
not seriously damaged, belongs
ldge e.. b Gerald.
10 Workmens' Mutual Aid has
nifty members in good standing,
rgAnlz9d choir, a carpeted hall
rary Of over 800 volumes, a good
q, building fund loaned on best
estate security, aud a benefit fund
urial OF deceased members OF the
T. There was II delightful con-
ana literary entertainment Sun.
A feature OF the Workmeus
al Aid, distinguishing this labor
'izatlon only, is that Ill its meet
are public.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-03

INTENDING NDNERri-t IL should addr' ~
| GEO 4. ROW EL-.N 60. 10 ~ az" street,
Sew York city, 10 select hst ~ l0h news
PAPERS win 1e sent Tree on HpPiioHuoh.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-03

NANrED.- CarriHgeh, buggios, harness and
w all other goods u sell GA Commission a
private or al ;tiOn tdIeh. have ample stOr-
age room Gouds not exposed 10 the weather
GIVE me "A trial IL. GOOCII
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1888-01-03

CEED OATS-ked rust proof seed oats fre,
~ from johnson grass, Mt 10 cents per bushei =.
Apply to T.. DiCkey Il son,
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" An Ed /" pu Waco, ,,,r,u.ltv -hor
W respeciaouHy t"' or uNrlh,Ss j" p t'i
mAn'nt position hr.eIvnveS ' tNot''GS'G
Is BNN R''' "'' M"ns- II 'o 'V"'' 81 ~
-....-,,.., ,,.,.o.,, .,.,,.,;..
| GEO +. ROW ELLA 90. 10 spruce street,
New York ciiy. 10. select nst ~ lOlU news
papers. Win 3e sent tree on Hpri""uon,
WAS,EH1 ,. w"+ir % sd1 Of a9 ay@
abe person" p..-."' ..."e is 'n""nt''I.
Apply at TINS Ul.'
yi>n, Hr\l. t,h,np =, pcr acre, cash NV
n " ~, ~, Nv. ,,il"s nhovr Waco continuing
w w. - w - -, rivnr inmejiata NOS
N'Nc, ''', ~ pn,y,I nr rNknin,r
40" XIV" "
o"c'
l1ort RENi rho orlrn s,,e room next TO
MARY . dry good house M AH>un
SCcct near pub iic squ,To good stand ior q
rouhe AppIy to H. Baby 81 upstairs,
Austin street or 10 l. A smrsls
H. OOMS F)R REM Nth'lN iulhlNhtb,
IA convenient t. business, corner + rankin
and Ninth. Apply at Examiner Office.
,.,,.,.,,.,. ,... ,-,.. -..-,,-,0I,,--,,
Il Thirteenth and BARNARD street; AppN 10
~ iNN'
,,u,,.D .,t.-.,.,,, D...,,,r.. ,y..,... ON,
| II ~, I,Irli,,, ..:'.,.is Inu Ad,,o..
90" Al Ta'r In,t W',,,i
-' w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-15

Various moral lessons can be deducted from the
case Of the young man who was found dead In a
Baltimore park, where he had seated himself after
drinking. gone TO sleep, and allowed his head to
fall forward 50 heavily that his windpipe was
choked by his stin collar IL Is a warning against
drinking too much. or going TO sleep on a park
bench, or following the reigning English fashion
In neck apparel Zach Is a bad enough thing In
ITSELF 70 be made the basis OF little friendly coun-
sel 10 young men, but It Is u pity that 80 sad an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-15
LADIES FAIL NEwMAnKErs.

Take $40 Leader as an illustration. We
show five different styles. This but one illustrs-
ton We have forty other Styles various prices
with all the new shapes Of sleeves and backs.
All our new Wraps here awaiting your inspection
JERSEYS lover thirty different styles).
We quote 8 90 braided Jersey az extraordi.
nary value and would like you learn what Ia gener
ally asked for such quality and style.
THE PALA1S ROYAL
(Contnued below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-15

tn. New DnAprnr NErs.
The feature Of new stock is the beauty and
variety Of the new designs, viz
-Four styles Of Polka Dots One pattern combines
three different size dots block figure makes q
pretty design The floral designs are many and
charming The striped effects in great variety 1t is
to be season for drapery nets and are better
prepared than we.
Width, 4S inches.
Prices. IL, s125. sl40. GIGS. s2, s26s, g.
$3.50 and 81 80 yard
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-15
Tur "Drnrcrornr" LAcrs,

30 called because made for Tea Gowns and the now
fashionable "Directoire" Suits, the fronts, as You
doubtless know being generally full fedora of this
lace.
Width, 65 inches.
Shades, Black, White, Cream.
Material, Finest quality Silk.
Designs. Floral and Geometrical.
Prices, 81 IS to So yard
CONTINUED below)
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LAcrs Fon Tnr Neck.

LAcrs Foa Tnr NECK.
AZ large stock any other three stores in town..
Wholesale prices well wholesale quantities.
200 dozen All-Silk Spanish Scarfs. 81 to a.
ESQ dozen All-Silk Spanish Fichus, q to 46.
$50 dozen Hand.run Lace Scarfs, e2 TO SIS
400 dozen Hsnd-run Lace Fichua. - to Ella
70 dozen Extra Long scarfs e5 to sl6.
The Extra-long Lace Scarfs reaching TO the feet
to be the thing" for the fall We Quote the prices
OF them because we have unuvaled variety: S5 ca
o.. "a. SO. g. %. sl0. e10. 80. slloS. Sl2 eI35O
S1450 els aud ei6 each.
T I'll | | l. L.
F a l.. {. \ :;
r s. = a l..
4. I1sNz1 Psoprsssos
ssl6 con 18th end p sva
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PH11ApE1pH1A Srosx

PHnApxrrmA Sronr
NEW FALL GOODS. NEW FALL GOODS.
Our stock Of Fail Goods are Increasing every Day.
Now il the tine to pick the choice Of The Lot
spscal-52in Ladies' Cloth. al oolors ct SOC per
yard: worth Csc
54-inch Lad,ss' Cloth. al wool. better quality,
for T5c and SOC
Aenrettas-47.inch, all WOOL in the most desirable
shades. at S5c-; worth 81
3s-inch Fine serxs. al Wool al shades. only
40 and SOC per yard
3S-inch Fancy Stripes ana Plsids an colors
at oOc; worth more money
at 81 per yard
52-inch, Amer quality, for s1.25.
BsrSans In slk flush-lS-inch. only 75c.; worth 81
Black silks-very cheap.
khadams.. Black surahs. BLACK Ioirss: ali
fun assortment q Black Goods and all q. very low
,,,i sI "a SSsi sLAskE1s BIAskErs
these scods .ss S saar sSSs . ssaS
fun line Of Blankets in White, Grey and Red.
"A iuii nne OF SomfortS from 81 to 50.
.rs E AZ =. - CARPETS. CARPETS.
Don't forget to look through our stock before making
your selection: IL will pay you.
CARHART LEIDY.
Bargains in LACE CURTAINS. sei5
ROYs SOLID LEATHER SCHOOL SHOES, LACE
Soc sosr 4S cy youths same grade 7so Misses
se15-Jt KAUFMAN 18th NJ "a
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FAIL IMPORTATION Or GLovEs

We have opened our fall importation Of
Gloves. 1t has always been our aim sell
only reliable Gloves-such as have an intrinsic
vaue-thst look well and wear we'll That we
have been successful il plainly evident from the
large demand for the particular brands Of which
we make . speciality.
Embroidered back Gloves will meet with in
creased favor this fall and winter. as the only
possible fault in them has been remedisd. Gus
toners claimed that they made the hand look
broader than it really was We have had the
embroidery made smaller and the stripes
longer, thereby making the hand look smaller
and narrower than it really is. The ends of the
embroidery have been more securely fastened
to prevent travelling. We believe you will be
more pleased than ever with our present stock.
4.Button Suede Gloves. embroidered ON back
in fine chain stitching Black and shades Of
Gray, Tan, and Brown. Elastic and durable.
Only $1.25 per pair
S-Button Mousquetaire Suede Gloves. EN-.
broidered backs. in Tans and Grays. Only q
per pair.
4-Button Suede Gloves, embroidered backs,
in assorted shades of Tan. Brown. and Gray.
Only 75c. per pair.
6-Button Mousquetaire Suede Gloves in Tan
shades. Only 85c. per pair.
Button Gray Chamois-Skin Mousquetaire
Gloves Only 81 per pair.
"Trefousse" Gloves. This reliable brand will
carry.
These Gloves need no laudAtion ut our hand
as their splendid wearing quality. and superior
make and finish. are already known TO our Gus
tomerS
Four-Button ''Trefousse' Suede Gloves, en-
broidered in chain, and feather stitching. As
sorted shades OF Tans, Browns. and Grsys.
Only 81 so per pair.
Eight Button "rrefousse" Mousquetaire
Suede Gloves, embroidered in chain and feather.
stitching. Assorted TAns. Browns and GrsyA
Only 81 per pair
We take pleasure in being able to recommend
these to our customers, and consider them equal
to any Glove made at the price
MISSES GLOVES. Misses 4-Button Suede
Gloves, backs embroidered in feather stitching
Light and dark shades of Tans and Browna
Only 81 per pair.
Misses Button English Walking Gloves EN-.
broidered on back, piQus stitched, excellent
quality. and . very Stylish Glove. Taus and
Brown shades. Only 81.25 per pair.
WOODWARD 4 LoTHRoP,
Cor. 18th and Sta NV.
(First floor cepter.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-15

OF the school children. and the stroke OF nine on
Monday morning will md most OF them at their
desks again, ready TO begin another years work.
They have, presumptively, had a good rest, and
plenty OF fresh air and exercise, and ought to he
prepared to tackle with spirit any tasks that are
set them; but teachers and parents should bear
In mind that the change from the open meadow 10
the schoolroom Is great for these little minds and
bodies, and not expect too much at the outset II
would be better 10 let the children get gradually
acclimated. as 1t were, by making their work as
light and their discipline easy for a while as a
due regard for good government will permit
Abrupt transitions from one extreme to another
are TO be avoided generally, out nowhere with
more care than in dealing with the little people in
the schools.
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MUS Or New LAcrs

MUS Or New LAcrs
No exaggeraons for there's but l76O yards to mils
and We have thousands Of yards Of
New Oriental Laces,
New Normandy Val Laces
New Fedora Laces.
New Irish Point Laces,
New Point de Gene Laces.
New Handmade Laces
The buyer says Of the Oriental and Normandy Val
Lace, They're the prettiest you ever put your eyes
on" The writer never put his eye lace but q the
buyer s authority laces the expression In duly
chronicled
The PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-15

Langston, 10 appears from orr Petersburg letter
to-day, Is making strong night against Malone
IN the "black district" In view OF the republican
wrange, the democrats have hopes or electing q
CONGRESSMAN In that district, strongly republican
As L.
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-To BUY LARGE LOT IN DESIRABLE
w part of Columbia Heights. I to = west Of
Lincoln ave- and north OF Boundary. descnI ton
and price. Box 49, star office. IT.
WANTED-WELI-LOCAT LOT IN NORTH
w west, improved or uninproyed. IL improved.
se16-3t
WANTED-To PURCHASE FOR CASH, BUILD
w ing lot east CT the Capitol aud west of Lincoln
Park; must have south trout: none but owners
need reply give fun description Of property and low
est cash price. Address BOX o.
au25-I9ts Star ofice
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Sprc1Ar REDUCTION SALE
MISSES AND CHILDREN's

OF
MISSES AND CHILDRENS
JACKETS, CLOAKS AND NEWMARKET.
SUITABLE FOR SCHOOL WEAR.
Wehave taken OF from one-fourth TO one third
In order to dispose of them prior to opening the
new styles. The difference. though not shown
here. is well worth the saving.
Misses Black Walking Jackets, size IA years.
Reduced to e. 80.
Misses Gendarme-blue Walking Jackets. with
vest front and bell sleeves. Size IL and IA
years. Reduced to 60.
Line Misses heavy weight Cloth Jackets, In
Stripes. Checks and Plain. Size IL years Re-
duced to s5.
Line of Misses Broadcloth Jackets. in Navy
blue and Gendarme. trimmed with black braid.
Sizes IL. IA. and 10 years. Reduced to $3.50
each.
1 Line Misses Black land. white Checked Cloth
Jackets. Sizes 8 and 10 years. Reduced to s5.
Cloaks-l lot Of Children's Long Cloaks. made
from imported Atwood Cloths, medium and
dark effects in checks and stripes. Finished
with silklined hoods. Very desirable garments.
Size years, reduced to Is.
Size q years. reduced to S5. so.
Size years, reduced to SO.
Size 10 years, reduced to $3.50.
lot.of Children's Cloaka made from fine
quality Of Imported Camel's HAIR Cloth in
medium and dark stripes. plaids aud mixtures.
with capes, lk-ined hoods and braid trim
mings. Size years. reduced to ~.
Is and 10
g +" IL
40 IL
"l2 Is
NEWMARKET. Misses Navy Blue Broad
cloth Newmarkets, with black embroidered
cape and sleeve. Sizes IA and 10 years. Re
duced to $40.
lot Misses Fancy Imported Cloth Newman
kets plated front, bell sleeves and velvet
collars. Sizes IL, IA and 16 yeara Reduced
to $40.
We announce the arrival Of new Fall weights
and colorings in Shawls.
New Blouses in Plain Navy aud Fancy FlAn-
nels for autumn wear
Fall weights aid styles in Ladies' Braided
English Walking Jackets
(Ihird hoor)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Cor. 1lth aud SITS. n W.
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The wisdom OF the proposed requirement that
every applicant for American citizt nshlp shall be
able 10 real and speak the English language is
emphasized about election time by such campaign
methods as occasionally come 10 light In the larger
cities For example, a card, printed in Hebrew,
has been tndustriOusly circulated In the Jewish
quarter In New York city, setting forth that the
passage OF the Mills bill would mean the exclusion
OF all Hebrew immigrants. Whoever devised this
canard relied upon the Use OF a Ian
guage not generally understood By the public
Tor his chance OF escaping detection till the dam
age he sought TO inlet had been zone. AL he
aimed at was TO reach voters, OF course, and the
only ones he hoped TO influence by his card, be-
yond the danger OF prompt correction, were those
who could not set themselves right by reading
newspapers and campaign documents printed in
English. IL IS as much for a safeguard to the
voter as 10 the state that the demand is made for
the restriction OF the ballot TO those persons who
understand the language OF the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-15
u EAL ESTATE OFFICE OF
~ NJ. NJ ROHRER,
Established 1861
.illl Eaaf arifo rf-

3O2 East Capitol street.
Capitol HILL
or in any part of EAST WASHINGTON will And Il
gIeatly TO !helr advantage to place same in my
hands, as devote my personal attention to the mat
Yer OF renting property-making in fact renting Of
Capitol Hill property speciality. Full Statements
and PROMPT returns made VI all collections NV rent
tached to my ONCE for the repting Of houses and col
lection OF rents are not only the best Capitol Hill
put are second to none in Washington City Parties
desirous OF renting in the Eastern section usually
the most central and accessible point on the "Hi
The Fstreet line Of and the Herdlc coaches pass
my door every few minutes of the day.
here are often rentable, but unrented aouses on
.he Hill solely because they are in the hands Of
hunter wants Just little bother. Of time and
expense as possible He does not want to travel a
mile or two out OF his to find the keys and then
as very often the case find the keys out" Several
such trips involve the loss Of day. say nothing Of
the expense of car fare which 10 Insignificant item
as generally house nunters 70 In pairs These disan,
pointments and delays and such of time and
pense Is very tiresone and often not little exasper-
atinR to the tired house hunter All this SO far as
ABLY 10 all parties by placing this class of property in
my hands: When desired (by owners) / take full
cnarye make repairs effect insurance. pay taxes
max ng no charyes for these extra services Full re-
have been in the Real Estate business twenty-t NO
years continuously and refer confidently to scores
OF my clients many Of whom among the most
prominent property -holders in the city, or to any
az hay al.o good list Of improved and unim.
proved real estate for SALE and request owners having
houses or lots for sale located Capitol Hill to place
the same on my list.
NJ. NJ. ROHRER,
seS'AS'io-os 500 East Capitol street.
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AUTUMN OPENING.
sEATON PERRY.
(Successor to Perry Fro)

SEATON PERRY,
tsuccessor to Perry Bro)
WILL OPEN on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IL, A
VERY LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK
OF THE
LATEST PARIS NOVELTIES
IN SILKS. SATINs. vELvETS, CLOTHS AND ALL
WOOL DRESS FABRICS, WHICH ARE THE COR
RECT STYLES AND COLORINGS" FOR THE
AUTUMN AND WINTER OF lSSS-'Sg.
rN SoyE = les an y PARIS COMBINATION SUITS
< NOVELTIES Is IMPORTED JERSEYS, HAND
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT OF "MOURNING
FABRICS" FROM THE MOST CELEBRATED
EUkOPEAN MANUFACTURES.
MN IRISH AND GERMAN TABLE LINENS,
NAfhINS. TOWELS. CRASHES AND BED LINENS
PURE WOOL BLANKETS MARSEILLES QUILTS.
IH6sE GOODS ARE DIRECT IMPOkTATIONS
HANDS IN NEW YORK DURING THE PAST
i WOULD ADVISE MY CUSTOMERS TO MAKE
IHElR PURCHASES NOW, WHILE THE ASSORT-
MENIS Ale COMPLETE. AS THERE Is ALWAYS
a CCARCIT1 LATER IN THE SEASON OF The
MOST DESIRABLE IEXTUkEs.
e SPEClAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
EVENING GOODS BY GASLIGHT
ss PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
sEAToN PERRY.
Perry Building. Pennsylvania avenue corner 9th st
Established 1870 II