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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1888-09-15
brushing Children : Hair.

Frequent AMI thorough brushing Of
the hair is extremely desirable 1t not
only improves temporarily the appear
ancc OF child, hut tends nj the same
time tu keep the scalp in healthy
condition. II -flmu.a:cs the grow IL Of
the har. and fcycu'~ il FROM becoming
dry aud harsh. Care should ~ cActsi~cI
II ~cIeetIn. thick. soft brush antl due
attention paid To ti.e manner IN win h 1t
j, used Iht," Is a / ght way AMI u
wrong way ot doin9 many things. and
in brushing the hair tle latter - tor
frequently employed Tie mother or
nurse Who s~tmcs thi1 important duty
mus take rIcn,y OF time and give her
| undivided attention 10 H. If the opera
tion ho performed ha~it< or ,afcle~siv
the rh;li soon learns 10 dread II while
on the other hand. il i IS a.ways as~o
| ,iatcd with a few I tSant wofds short
! fairy talo - some, hino uf the KIND, the
| operation viii gftc pleasure to both OF
! the parties concrrncI and the bcnc' cial
results Will soon become apparent \
/ comb is ~ inn l,meu, If doubtful utility
! IN the nursery, a4d eostaInll ore which
! j. capable II doing a~ much h1im n
i good For ntin2 Tie luir "A coarse
+ CONT with blunt. rounded teeth may la
used b4f for dealing with the lntvita,
4 bic snars WHICH 81 often aplta~ III the
best regulated locks. htu-iT upplc
mcntc ~ gentle finger. should oniY bc
used | nIcr II" consideration should \
comb be allowed to come IN contact with
tho delicate 50 .lp al child. and til" use
Of tine toofhc, Instrument Of torture.
4 suoh<a4 was formerly IA va.sue ought IN
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TWO CENTS.

asm prevailed and every point made was quickly
seized and cheered. An outburst OF cheering fol-
lowed the conclusion OF the brief speech MT.
Blaine was escorted 10 the ladies' room, where nc
received a number OF his friends In little
while he assembled TO the saloon on the upper
deck. where:he received the congratulations OF all
having pleasant word for all who greeted him.
While there he was handed an address by Edward
FitZwilliam, OF Boston, representing the working
also presented with an address by Nurat Halstead,
cinnarL
HIS PLANS FOR THE CAMPAIGN NOT sETTLEp
To a reporter Mr.. Blaine said that he did not
know whe her he would so on 10 Maine tonight oE
not. He did not know what arrangements had
oeen made for him. When told that the Irish.
Americans proposed TO serenade him tonight aud
present an address, he replied: "1hats all hight;
As 10 what part he would take in the campaign,
MI. Blaine said he could say nothing at pres nj.
ne did not tAink he would go outside the state OF
Malne until after the state election there on the
second Monday In september. When asked about
MS health he al nrst said he was perfectly well,
and then added. laughIngly. THAT'S a question
haven't answered In three years" To question
anything then further than he had
ner OF Gen. Harrison, was cordially greeted, and
MI Blaine inquired for the generals healh. Mr.
Blaine said he and his family enjoyed the trip
and that II WAS on the whole a peasant one. Ht
said they had three days OF IS and what land
luobers might can rough weather. but they had
nothlng TO complain OF. The Starin, meanwhiie
WIS steaming up Nortn River, with the band play.
Ing and Its Passengers lndulgng frequent cneers
for Blaine.
Ala along the river it was escorted by the police
ooat Patrol, the Chicago Blaine CLUBS tug, and
olner vessels while a constant series OF shril
salutes from the sLeain whistles from boats " ho
passed marked its progress to the pier at -
street and the North X, veT, where Mr. Blaine an1
all on board disemOarked.
The police landed from the patrol and preserved
order, while others already stationed at the en-
trance 10 IL prevented the large crowd waiting IL
the street from surging In. Mr.. Blame WAS 60
corted 10 an open carriage by Messrs- Bool anC
Bartlett, OF the republican club, and was at one,
driven 10 the Filth Avenue hoteL Mrs. Blaine
Miss Blaine, Miss Dodge, Walker Blalne, Mr.. anC
James q. Blaine. Jr, and Others were rapidly driver
10 the motel In other Carriages waiting the part,
on the pier.
Events as they occurred on the boat from tn,
moment Mr.. Blaine boarded IL were quickly re
corded and sent TO the Associated Press by carrie
pigeons pigeon. Mrs James q. Blaine, Jr.
dispatched at quarantine earlier Ia the mornin,
arrived al It's destination with its message wthii
haif an hour from the time IL leit her hands.
second pis con WAS sent away by Mrs. Carson Lax
aud a third by Mrs Alexander sullivan, OF tl
Chicago Tribune.
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A WASTED SESSION.
Parltaunens about go Adjourn without
having Done Much Of Auythsng.

Special Gable Dispatch 10 THE EvEsISs STAR
LONDON. August lo.-splendid summer weather
now prevails after q dreary period OF cold storms
and hoods, and the legislators anxious 10 begin
the holidays The house OF commons sat unit
half past TO oexpedite business Therei Is longer
any doubt it will rise to-morrUw instead OF Tues
day next As previously contemplated The session
Is thus Practically at END. for the autumn sit
ting at the beginning OF November, Will be techni-
cally fresh session SO far as the government Is
concerned II has been session OF wasted oppOrtu-
nitles The local government blli - sirtuaily the
Only measure they have succeeded On carry Ihey
lost some OF the most precious time VI parliament
over the unfortunate klng-herinAn SALARY oll
which found no fayor In The eyes OF the great
mai Jr1ty OF their own supporters Many measures
have been reiegaled 10 the autumn sitting. As
however, this cannot last more than ABOUT siA
weeks it is certain thai lutte can be done except
70 pass the votes IN supply.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-10

PERSONAL---VERY.. Tompkins, from Governors
Island, Lieuts. Anderson and Mcmahon, in COM
mand OF the Regular Army guard OF honor over
Gen. Sheridan's remains, OF Fort Adams, r. l., Col
c. g. Goodloe OF the Marine Corps Hon. Lindley
Darlington OF West Chester, Pa, o. G. Fessenden
E Wells Of Troy. George Breed of tue Navy. and
l. l: Welker OF Denver are at the Ebbitt--Mr. Jo-
seph Paul is spending a few weeks at Asbury
Park.-POstmaster Pearson OF New York, the
Chicago Base Ball Club, Edwin +. Uhl OF Grand
Rapids, Mich, and j. S. Fullerton Of st. Louis are
at the Arl1ngtOn-Dr. Bermann has returned
from months soJourn at Long Branch. de
Vernler OF Los Angeles, j. U. Rose OF CrawfordS-
Vile, Ind, c. W. Cook OF Hartford CT, Hon. Henry
s. Walker OF West Virginia. and II. s. Paul OF Pitts
burg are at Willard's.-CoL J. II. fitzpatrick has
returned from short visit to Virginia Beach,
senators Hearst and Mcpherson, Representative
Burrows, Gen. John A. Halderman and r. G. Blaine
or Washington were In New York last night
Gov. RuSK OF Wisconsin and stan are expected at
the Ebbitt this afternoOn.-Mr. Robert Ball left
this morning for a trip to New York and the East.
-Dr. Z. s. Carroll, The dentist, has returned to
the City.
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PHnADE1pmA STORE
CHEAP DRY GOODS CHEAP DRY GOODS

CHEAP DRY GOODS CHEAP DRY GOODS
All Wcol Debeige. were soc. down to 25c
All Wool and Half Wool. 25c down To l2s<c
About half case " nne BAtiste. reduced to lOc Der
yard. good styles.
few more Seersuckers. down to &c. per yard; worth
12%c
BIZ drive in Black Albs;ross Csl wool) pieces were
%. o. aud 65c-. marked down to 35c-
BIG DRIVE IN TABLE LINEN
30 and Inch, AZ o0c. and 60c per yard
Napkins and Towels. q large stock and extra cheap
All the Parasols have left being s0ld at very
lJw prices. Come early ana get the pick of the lot
Some extra good styles Satines Black and Colored
bcst make
fGl stock Of ladies' and Gents Handkerchief Col.
lars and Cuffs, very cheap
Carpets and Msttinss-short lengths and half pieces
iElees that viii make them
Remnants of Dress Goods-Cheap.
Remnants Of satines-Cheap.
Remnants of Silks-Cheap
Remnants of Everything-Cheap.
Don't forget our White Shirts, at 45c.
fi' 'ated fr, 1t and good quality, laundered 63c
Best guAlAlity. PieAted. 81
CARHART 4 LEIDY.
aus e2s 7th and 706 st NV
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., $40S, 75s; customs, 81, 14,15
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BOTH WE'RE SENIOR CLASSICS.
a Marriage which Creasea Extraords'
mary Interest in England.

HnFy 1mterest IN EssgsHuu.
Special Cable Dispatch TO THE EVENING sIAA
LoSpox, August l0-The marriage OF DIR. Butler
yesterday 70 Agatha Ramsay, daughter OF SIR
John Ramsay created extraordinary interest on
account of the remarkable university career Of
the bride Both bride ana bridegroom enjoy the
distinction OF being senior classics The coincl-
dence is without parallel Butler Is q man Of
high academical distinction and extremely popu-
iar 4 noticed that one OF the bridesmaids was q
fellow -student OF the bride at NEWMAN college
She wore spectacieS giving curious appearance.
Rufler is 6fty-nve years OF age and The BRIDE
rWenty-two he presented her, Appropriately
enough, with nnely-bound copies of fiato. 30,
phocles, and Dante
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- DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.


The Copartnership heretofore existing between the
NJ. OYSTER COMPANY and the Arm nam of GEO
NJ OYSTER. JR, BROTHER was, the 18th
day OF July A. d. 1858, Dissolved by mutual consent
he Indebtedness OF the firm OF GEO NJ. OYSTER Il
tine business under the name and style OF GtO. M.
OiS En- COMPANi, at the store 800 and 9O2
Pennsylvania city Of Washington District of
lumbia and all persons indie bed to tie firm Of GEO
prompt settlement with him.
The indeotediI Iess Of the firm of GEO. M. OYSTER
yR, BROTHER Will be paid by GEO. NJ. OYSTER
JR who viii continue the business at the Store lO6
18th St NV, city OF Washington District of Column
bia, and all persons indebted to the firm of GEO. NJ
OisIER JR.. & BRO HER requested to make
prompt settlement with hlm
GEO. NJ OYSTER JR
JAS. +. OYSTER.
Having purchased the interest Of Geo. NJ Oyster Jr ,
in the frm of Geo. NJ. Oyster Co.. respectfully ask
a continuance OF patronage SO generously given the
said nfm. and hope. by attention to the of the
trade to met the confidence experienced by the
par to furnish the best Brands Butter known to
the trade With such reliable makes as the Sarple-s
the Darlington the Shea of Wheat and Four Leaf Clo
yer rs Fancy Table Print Blu ter and the El9p Penn
OF . and pounds, specially packed Ior family use
aud tubs OF 30 to 20 pounds for the wholesale trade
promise customers that they have these goods
fresh from the churp and delivered with promptness
shall continue the business under the hrm name Of
GEO. NJ OYSTER Co,
Established in 1890
Once and Wholesale-9OO aud 9O2 Pa ave.
Telephone-27l-3.
Retail stalis-4S7-488-4S -4S0- 400 -49l- -492. Centar
Market; l25 K-st Market
su7-5t JAS f. OYSTER.
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Suffering swetering humanity these the articles
YOU are IN search of-'a something light Is air." 1t
were species Of barbarism attempt persuade you
to EurcLae heavier weights torture your Dodes and
ruffie your teinpers. WHAT You DO NOT NEED Is
MOI CHAP AT ANY PRICE Therefore, be not be-
gulled By the pathetic pleadings of pious FRAUDS
VICTOR L. ADLER'S
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10
92c and S2s 9Th NV. corner Aasszc u uss,ts ave-
Strictly One Pr.ca
Cren Saturdays till IL D. M
"-OFFICE COATS, stripes and checks ON sale
Monday, W Wednesday, and i riday morninss from z TIL
Az O'CLOCK PRIZE 2oc. aus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-10

THE BOND OFFERINGS TO-DAY were as follows:
-Four per cents, registered, So. 900 at 1915 Four
and half per cents, registered $276, 900 At 1O7x
total f29S 600
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- THE PUBLIC Is HEREBY CAUTIONED
- Against PURCHASING certain Notes executed by
amanda ". and Jacob l.. Doty-soDe for ESQ., some for
500 esch-payahle to the order OF Galen Green
dated on abUut the 18th of February, 1885, These
notes without consideration will not be paid
Ihe public Is also cautioned purch
notes OF 81 each. payable to order Aueruach
Bro held BY the aforesaid Green and executed by Geo
ID. Wood, - these notes have been paid.
AW.DOTY
auo-ot g. II. MOOD,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-10

THR NAVAL WAR COLLAGE CoURsE.-Secretary
Whitney has issued an order limiting the course OF
study at the Naval War College to three months
beginning August g. after which 1t will be abolished
by being consolidated with The Torpedo School Of
INSTRUCTION.
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WIZ Nor Supprr

WIZ Nor SUPPLY
YOURSELF WITH THIN CLOTHING WHEN
YOU MOST NEED IT,
JUDGING FROM THE WEATHER THUS
FAR. AUGUST Is LIKELY TO BE OUR
HOTTEST MONTH. AND SEPTEMBER NOT
FAR BEHIND.
CAN YOU THINK OF FOUR TO SIX
WEEKS OF SUCH WEATHER AS THIS
AND NOT THINK ABOUT THIN CLOTHING!
HOW CAN YOU GET THROUGH SUCH
WEATHER WITHOUT THIN SUIT Oh
COUPLE oF "GAUzY" COATS AND VESTS.
WHAT Is NICER LOOKING OR COOLER
THAN PONGEE SILK. sEERsUCKER, Or
MoHAIR,
YOU'LL FIND NOTHING STRONGER OR
MORE DURABLE THAN THE TWO FORMER.
AND THEY WASH EQUAL TO LINEN.
THE MoHAIR Is VERY DREssY, DOES
NOT WASH. BUT. BEING MADE OF THE
FINE. wIRY WOOL OF THE ANGoRA GOAT,
DOES NOT SOIL EASILY
THEN THERE ARE THE PURE SILK
COATS AND VESTS. THE FINEST THIN
GOODS MADE. YOUR WIFE WILL TELL
YOU THAT SILK OUTwEARs ANY OTHER
MATERIAL IN DRESS WHY NOT IN
COAT AND vEsTf
LASTLY WE MENTION THE GREAT VA
RIETY OF BLACK COATS AND VESTS,
SUCH AS ALPACA. DRAP D'ETE, SERGE.
BRILLIANTINE. CICILLIEN. &C. AT ALL
PRICES. FROM s2 FOR COAT TO $40 FOR
THE FINEST COAT AND VEST.
ER BARNuM Co,
su7 e31 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
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49, THEUNDERSIGNED HAV-
ing purchased all the stock of The MEkCHANl -
PARCEL DELIVERY COMPANY Of Washington, and
having assumed control Of the business, take thi
metho! f Informing the citizens the District Of
Coiumoia that We Will cont nue. the business of the
company with imProv faci tiles Parcels Of all kinds
called lor and delivered with promptness. We make
specially OF delivering parcels for merchants Orders
received by telephone. Arrangements being per-
tected for establishing branch Offices in East West and
Northwest Washington.
LIP WRIGHT SON,
$50 i st. NV.
auS-6t Telephone 659-2.
HAVE FEW REFRlGERATORs AND
- Gasoline Stoves which will sell at less than
cost for cash. JNO MORAN,
my29-3m 2l26 Pa ave, Thinning md Plumbing.
LUMBER!! CHEAP.
OS-s In order to reduce plus stock at my 14th
and SITS. yard, will sell eent assortment Of
" hite Pine and Poplar Finishing Lumber, Georgia and
virginia FoOrlne at 10 per cent below usua market
price; estimates cheerfuily made on large bills
JANIS L. BARBUt r.,
au7-1w 14tE and sits. NV,
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AL ABour REMsAxrs
REMNANTS OF SILKS
REMNANTS OF DRESS GOODS
REMNANTS OF sATINKs
REMNANTS OF GINsHAMs, FLANNEIs TABLE
LINENS. NAPKINS. BLACK GOODS. I'm f.c, Rsm.
nAne o. al Kinds and in all quantities. marked very
cheap They are the Remnants Of good ssyies and
many Bargains Are In thsIot
Nm sHusrKR Z SONS
via 9lo PESNA AVE-
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NAvAL ORDERs.-Capt L A. Beardslee ordered 70
duty at the Naval War college Commander B.
f. Day detached from command OF the Mohican
and ordered to proceed home and await orders
Symonds, James c. Cresap, and R F. Nicholson,
Passed Asst Surg II. w. Whitaker, Passed Asst.
Eng. II. II. Chire, and Asst. Eng. w. X. King, de-
tached from the MOhican and ordered TO proceed
h0mA M IL
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rry rvr<r~a STAR is served to subscribers IN the
ettv Nv r.rrfers ON their account 10
veek or "a. per month Copies II the counter.
cents Zach BY mail-postase prepAld-5O cents
Inonth. one year. s6. six months. 81
Entered .t the Post Ofhce at Washington. D. C.. =
second class mail matter
TIVE WEEKLY srkR-puolshed on Frfday-o1
wear postA.re prepaid Six months. 80 centsl
tV-Au m all subscriptions must be paid In advance,
no paper sent longer than is paid for.
Rates Of Advertising made known application
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-10

MEMBERS OF THE RoCHDALE CO.
- operative Society are advised that the ex-
ecutive committee has concluded contract with one
of the largest dealers in the city nish members
with coal and wood for the ending June 1889
Members should los no time in calling ON some one
of those named below to obtain prices and
as all estimates must be In before September 3, 1888
Members not in Of the Trade Card on book
running to April 30. 1859. not entitled any
yantages information regarding this other con-
tracts Trade LISTS Cards, aud ali information be
obtained from the following:
Jos. NJ. Wilson, President, 301 10th st. sw.
VIM. NJ King Vice President goo 18th st. NV.
A. 4. Longley, sos A st. ne
l. Vanderhoef, $40 ST. NV.
Fawcett 603 Massachusetts ave. ne
]. L. McCabe, 22 I'D ST. ne.
I. II. Patterson Ills 10th st. NV
]. M. Andrus. 1J40 Columbia st. NV,
W. A Wilborn, l4l2 9th ST. NV.
III W. Smith. 716 b st. sw.
1. i. Hunt, 1910 s ST. NV.
E-W. Oyster 1919 1lth st. NV.
And at residence OF the Secretary, 9O5 St NV The
Secretary also be for few minutes st noon
and AZ m. each day at 705 18th ct NV
By order of the Committee: J. W. HARSHA,
yZo-lm Secretary
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~ EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
EQUITABLE BUILDING" 1908 y Sc
ASSETS-Ss9S.31742
Offce hours. from am. to 80 p m. On the FIRST
Wednesday In each month the Office will be open from
ito O'Clock pm Advances Will be n,Ade promptly
AIT O'Clock.
Subscriptions for shares in the 18th issue received
day at the Office Of the Association. Equitable Build
,1s. 1908 st
Shares are $3.50 per month
$1,000 advanced on each share
Pamphlets explaining the object and ADVANTAGES OF
the Association are furnished upon application.
THOMAS sOAEkvILLK, Prsspk
mo. JOY EDISON. Secy. ia
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

~, PROPERTY OWNERS SHOULD EXAM.
ea.s lowest rates. G. oS 81 nsx
LONE STAR BENEFICIAL AssoCiA-
p 1a are Fe9pe.ted to NEE. at their hall sATUk
Of our sie p R t. attend the funeral neral
Of the President GEo PFItGER. Act sec. " tyr Il.
K@ SPECIAL TO THE PUBLIC.;-oReAN.
Il, lied labor mercantile clerks. and the pub
;iSS 4 soInss - sad !. So@Ssa on
ing Movement Pubic admitted at 30 80 D. mr. 6els
sasss RS IRON Iron labor organizations at p m.
.aIo az S.Hs. . o.sll' A'''E'1S " HAMBLEroS M. W.
GREAT REDUCTION FOR AUGUST.
Hon.sSo, Pond LILY. per bottle. only.
Putt Pomade per can. only. i0c
SpT...s bog biscuits. per pound only
' D'''' rgt g6HS HfSaHq' f. 'I&GRuDER, GatA 'o'
.uo, q. 14l! New York avenue and
aue-3t 1l22 Connecticut avenue.
THE UNDERSIGNED. LATE MANAGER
OF the Merchants arcel Del. Co., having as
take this method OF Informing the citIens OF ash
lngton and my friends and former patrons that will
nv Trunks and pkss. Of all kinds c.. led for and
orders Sy os attention given
telephone Nc. 571-3
au9-6t' United Delivery Co. 42l Ilth d. W.
Il PERSONS WISHING THEIR WALKS
- laid with Portland Cement. or their Celia 8
ai n1d1 dty aud sweet should address B. RIoRDAN.
90 FIFTH SERIES OF STOCK
OF dEORG.TOWN. b. 6.
.5 Shares. 81 per month. Maximum advance per share
Books for the fifth issue of stock in the Citizens
wi be opened tor subscriptions at the meeting Of
,ne ASSOCIATION, August -, 1888 (beng the second
Monday Of the Month)at Goddard's Hall. Georgetown
The The Association is now paying per cent interest
Subscriptions can also be made to E. p BERRY,
Insurer at the Farmers and Mechanics National
.ua-4,. GnP WibLlAMs. / bsM secretary:
JOHN W. FILLIUs, FOR THE LAST
- y, nine years buyer and manager for Edmon-
SION ~ Co. ID now IN the employ MessrS Windsor h
Co. I423 avenue, where he will be pleased see
his friends and fit them with shoes
We pleased announce that we have secured the
sss SERVICES % Of Mr. Joan FILLIUs. who has been in
knowledge Of such that we feel he will
Dc IN acquisition to our house.
40. FINE SHOES,
aust 1923 " Y. ave.
k~ SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT-To PRE-
- vent any misunderstanding which MIGHT arise
from the terms OF the publ shed notice dissolution
George II; Oyster. ir Bro: beg leave to announce no
continue to carry the butter business at Stalls Nos
iIo, l76 and III Center Market. with which have
avor by fair dealing attention to BUSINESS
To AIN the liberal PATRONAGE which have heretofore
cry shall hand the leadi
ToS 81 ssoe .nS sptsT
Creamery Butter in 1--WE and eight pound boxes, for
family Use. speciality.
.uo ~. Stands I75. i7S. ~. B-ssrses wing
ao9-3t. Center Market
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THEY RECOMMEND THAT THE WORK SHOULD BI
DONE BY THE COMMISSIONERS, AND PROPOSE AN Ex
PENDITURE OF 81, ,OOO, 600, HALF OF WHICH WILL
HAVE TO BE CHARGED AGAINST PROPERTY BENE
FITTED.
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NEw STAMPED LINENS Fon SUMNER
OUR DESIGNS ARE ALL STRICTLY NEW AND
ORIGINAL
FEW CHOICE BARGAINS FOR THREE DAYS.
eSc Monte Cloth. frinsed all asound, yds long. 59c
2yc . ~ yd- 49c
1Uc. Open Work. zoe
S3c Open Work...................73c 73c
lSc
19c- Bibs New Style ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 15c
OVER 100 NEW STYLES
NEW DESIGNS AT POPULAR PRICES.
Tew Linen scnool Bags 4Sc
ianen NeeoAe books. lOc
LADIES WISHING CAN HAVE WORK CON-
AENCED FREE OF CAAR6E
9. OPPENHEIMER BRO.
5l4 9th st n W.
Agents for the New Home Sewing Machines su7
IN MCQUEEN WALLACE
BOOK. JOB AND COLOR PRINTER6,
11OS-1ll Ii Il street N. W., south Sida.
Having equipped nrse-claas once prepared TO
cute ordcxs Tor all kinds Of printing ct short notica
Sompeeent workmen en- ployod Wtll study 70 please
Sane Printing Speciality. -
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OVER 100 CASES CURED BY wEIGLE's MA
klars and Ague LxfernlinAtor during May and Juna
In Harrsourg. Pa; most of tham of long stanoinr
some D. ,. 10 and 1x yeara Will cure ~ out Of 2y
kor sale By all eruSxist.. Price Sc TSCHEk FELY
4SAAA Wholssaas Agents. U2s-lms
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Nor SERIOUSLY lila dispatch from Newport
says that Commodore Schley has not been serious
ly III at jamestown, but visited the War College
yesterday and will leave for Washington to-day
The PENsACoLA's BoILERs.-It has beon decided
TO put the boilers OF the Pensacola, that are now
lying In the Washington yard, into the ship at
Norfolk, instead OF towing her up here to receive
them. They will be taken down on nat boats
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730 AND S4l 7TH ST. n w.
SneoRest house " city TO- buy your Furniture, Car
Pts u CLOTHS, UattinGe. Baby Carriages, Refrgera-
tors Stoves. &c Everything % the houseaurnishing
e sod on credit - cheap they be bought eiss
We MAKE AND LAY ALL CARPETS FREE OF
my2l COST.
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