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TIE POPULAR FRKNcH-AMERIcAN Cook, Mr.. A. l.
Peterson, for ten years cook at WormleyS has
recently opened an establishment at elS and geo
18th s. W., and Is prepared TO supply nrst-class
meals to all sections OF the city. Mr. Peterson has
devised a new method by which he can supply
warm meals with cleanliness and expediency 10
private families at their residences and invites
the attention OF the public to his new system.
His now quarters are beautifully fitted up, and
every care will be taken 70 make them always In
vtttng 20 the eye, and 10 furnish meals That VIII
meet the approval OF the most faStidiouS palate.
4I. Peterson has secured specially devised wagons
FOR the delivery OF meals at private residences,
and be invites the patronage OF the puonc, con-
ndent that he will be able 10 give satisfaction.
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Affair. I'm West washinxtou.

DIED LAST NIGHT.-Wm. Naumann, a we'll
known produce dealer on NJ street, died last night
at his residence, after brief illness. His funeral
takes place on Thursday, and Will be attended by
the society OF Good Brothers, OF which ne was q
member.
CRITICALLY ILL-Mr. VIM. d. Cassin is quite Ill
at his residence, on Goth street.
GRAIN TRADE.-Corn sold on change at 6Oc a
bushel wheat sold at Dushel and rye at sc.
a bushel
CATTLE MARKET.-The following sales OF live
stock at DroverS' Rest yesterday are reported.
Twohundred and seven cattle up and 2OOsold- Best.
4aa4zsc.; good, 4Aa4Ac; medium, 81 Axe;
common, 2Ea3&c. Fifteen hundred and two
sheep and lambs-two hundred and ten shipped;
twelve hundred and ninety-two sold TO butchers.
Sheep, 2a3c.; lambs, 4a6c.; calves, 2ka4kc
Twenty-Five cows and calves, $20a$41 Market
slow.
TEMPERATURE AND CONDITION OF WATER AT z
a m-Great Falls, temperature, 70; condition,
SO; receiving reservoir, temperature, 80; condi-
ton at north connection SO; condition au south
connection, SO; distributing reservoir, tempera-
ture, 20; condition at tnuent gate-houSe, 49, con-
dition at eftuent gate house 50 High tide in the
river to-day at :52 o. M, low tt0e at 8 40 pm.
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saeoPAx-s REJECTION sale EIsKxAss. It'll andE.
A PxosrrABLK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. starting

PROFITABLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. starting
late Is likely 20 stay late into the fall months con-
sequently you may surely count on at least three
months YET during which low-cut shoes are the
only suitable foot-coveringa While our popular
"cut-prfce sale" has made deep tnroadS into our
stock there are still enough low shoes left TO
stock half dozen shoe stores. As we have neither
the desire nor the room 10 carry any summer
goods over to next season, our cut-price sale will
merrily go on until every pair OF our low shoes
shall have been sold. Those desiring honest,
stylish and comfortable footwear will save money
BY calling on US without delay. VIM HAHN & Co.,
reliable shoe houses SIC It'll street, 1922 Pennsyl
vAnia avenue, 231 Pennsylvania avenue SOUTH
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Fine Old Blackberry Brandy, splendid
medicinal article, 75c large bottle. Speer's port
wine, S5c. bottle. Extra dry and sweet Delaware
grape wine, vintage 1870, 75c DTS, 45c. pint bot
ties. Pure Old Rye Whisky, 75c. and Sc. per bot
Tie. Duny's Malt Whisky, Soc. bottle.
M. & p METZGER,
i AT 9TH St NV,
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New Gas Fixture Store, 1905 F st.
Gents shoes at Cut Prices

Gents Shoes at Cut Prices.
MA. HAHN CO. 8 RELIABLE SHOE HOUSES,
SIG TIN St, 1922 Pa. ave-, 231 Pa. ave. Sc
$50 Kangaroo Low Shoes cut to $l.S0.
IS OLD Gents BrOad-tread Low Shoes $3.50
n Hand-sewed Low Shoes cut to 81. 20.
S Best Kangaroo "Gem" Low Shoes 1887.
81 Leather and Rubber Sole Bicycle Shoes LILO
LBS Bes' Quality Lawn Tennis Shoes 9Oc.
% French Calf Custom High Shoes 1915.
$3.50 High Cut KANGAROO Shoes $40
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WASHINGTON, d. c., July 30, 1888

WAAHfN6ION, ID. z, uAy oO Ioool
It zfves me pleasure TO state that the folowing
tusted and paid for all loss and damage BY fre TO
nv machinery and fixtures In my .Swiss Laun-
fine Ore TOOK place about O'Clock on Saturday
evening last. The next morning the companies
met'in my ONCE, appointed an ad1uster 10 esti-
mate Damages, and on Monday, before O'Clock,
check was handed me IN full for ali loss and dam
age, amounting TO over 8, 800.
The companies adjusting the loss 50 satisfac-
torily are all locol companies, TO whom take
pleasure In recommending all my friends-the
Arliig Lon Fire Insurance Co, German-American
Fire Insurance Co., Riggs Fire Insurance Co., and
Columbia Fire Insurance Co.
liza C;oprRrY ProprietOr
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Tho COmrta.

EQUITY CoURr-Chief Justice Bingham.
Yesterday, Shedd agt. Shedd; order OF sale and
appointment OF trustee, Samuel s. Shedd. Russell
agt. Russell; motion to extend time overruled.
posit. Macky sgt- Taylor; order for sale OF prop
erty, &C. In re j. N. McCarty; order allowing in
veStnent DOronhan agt. Hall; order appointing
guardian ad litem, w. p. Williamson. Maine agt.
Hoadley: order for subpoena duces tecum. Cole
man agt. Gibson; auditors report confirmed.
PROBATE CoURT-Chief Justice Bingham.
Yesterday, estate Jas. j. Kenny; final notice.
Estate OF Geo. 4. Wingard Jr. letters OF admins
tration TO Edwin sutherland, bond 500.
POLICE C0URT-Jud0e Muller.
To-day, Mathew Quigley, diSOrderly; IS. John
Atkins, do; do. WIN. Webster and Jef. Hume
colt, do; s. each. VIM Conner, do: IS. Archie
Georgianna and Mary Holland, do; s. each.
Chas. Altman, vagrancy; workhouse. Bridget
VIM. Skidmore, vagrancy; bonds; appeal noted.
Frank jackson, dlsorderly; personal bonds. John
Mercer, profanity: Is.
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Cigars. Cigars Cigars. "Opera Boquets,"
marvels OF beauty and excellence, sc. EACH 81 per
box. "Los Bravos," Key West Cuban handmade
cigars, &C., s2.25 for so. TObaccos OF the finest
grades and at very low prices Call and examine
our stock. NJ & p. METzGER,
All 9TH ST NV
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Deeds In fee have been fled as follows: ]. r In
gerson TO Sarah J. seirert, sub %, So 5s2; ss25.
W. O'Brien 70 7. E Waggaman, sub lots Is to Al.
So 5s; g. X 7. Meany to Jos. A. Kremer sub
lo5. So gu; - Lydia Kittle TO Virginia E Dade,
sub 30, 50. 30; $500 National savings Bank 10
sarah {. Williams. pit. e6 50. 2s2; $500 Mary
H. SOley To Z. L Foster parts .,:3 10 % so lgs:
y. G. Z Foster 10 Mary II. soley, same property;
g. y. j. Glascott 70 ID. b. Gror, sub ri so 27l
3. w. H. Neernor, trustee, 10 Louise A. veerhoff
sub lot 10. 81 373; 5000. Joseph S. Boss TO c.
Brow Brown !, e. ali Trustees, sub ~ So So 500 A. C.
BIS sub Mount Pleasant; s6.57.50. Ii. A Griswold
10 John Madlgan, sub IA Chichester; $50. O. l.
Green 70 I. Byens, lots Ito 70 liz, So 3 Chiches-
ter; S206
Found DEAp.-Last evening Mrs Charity Jones,
OF Nc. Foundry alley. on returning from an excur-
sion found her husband, Walter Jones' aged forty
nye years lying dead In her house. He had COM
wise appeared TO be In good health
KICKING BorTLk-Last night about O'Clock
Ihaddeus steooins, with party OF young men,
were trying their skill at kicking bottle In front
OF the Second National Bank. Onicer Frayser
leave the fragments on the sidewalk He promptly
arrested MIN on charge OF violating the police
fregalatons. The case was dismissed In the Police
FvSEEAL OF Nh. o. L PKUDESs sox.-The fune-
MI .. L Pruden, the Presidents assistant priyafe
secretaIy, took place yesterday afternoon. Nv
49,. ". snc Ttcoiucll al the executive clerks
excused from their duties az the WINE uo,"s NJ
orcer tnat they could attend the services ana a
handsome wreath Of nowers was sent from the
conservatory. s
TO CoSFKk WITH OTHER CLuBs.-The National
kepuphcan League Club No. 1 met last eyeninU
during the evening the secretary read a Ietfsr
from Gen. Harrison thanking the club for thes
congratulations and assurances OF sunnorf
letter OF congratulatlon was also recefvei fro,a
Hon. Lew p. Morton An Invitation TO the nress
dent and secretary 70 confer with the represenfa-
0rlrf raa At..tS
ing was accepted
MILITARY EScANPNKSr AT BAY RrpGr-The I'd
battalion and two companies OF the Atm battalton
Maryland National Guard viii be In camp az Bay
Ridge July 30 70 August 5, Inclusive. Gov Jack.
son and stan win inspect the battalion on Thurs
day, August 2. Dress parade at shutdown daily
Trains leave Baltimore and Ohio Depot an
1s3o and 40 pm Round-trip fare, 81
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District Government Affair.".


The western Union Telegraph Co. has asked
permission OF the Commissioners 10 erect a line OF
poles from the corner OF nth and streets TO the
corner OF 18th and Il, via Z, 23d, E, and 18th
streets on completion OF the line the existing
line between the same points via 18th street. New
York avenue, Z, 23d, l. 27th and streets viii be
removed Permission Is also requested to erect a
nDe on 18th street from Virginia avenue TO NJ
street, for the purpose OF extending necessary
wire facilities 10 the signal Ofce's new quarters
IN the Ferguson building.
70 INCREASE THE DISTRICT REVENUES
ASSESSOR Fish yesterday recommended TO the
commissioners the advisability OF imposing a tax
on building association stock, and asked that the
matter be referred TO Attorney Riddle for his
opinion The assessor says In 9nother letter that
the personal tax on deeds OF trust mortgages sc :
have not been collected for years past He sug.
gests that the attorney for the district be re-
quested 10 inform the assessors orlce of the
names OF persons holding deeds OF trust or mort
CAGES, on real or personal property, and amounts
- tnat the assessor can properly assess said
holders Tor personal tax Mr.. Fish thinks that
the revenues OF the District would be Increased
sSOO,OOO II tax can be levied on these.
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NOR RENT
Il 1924 ST., rooms, rent $35.
GIG I'D st. W., rooms, rent $50. so.
233 18th St s.w., rooms, rent S25 ST.
229 Pennsylvania ave- s.e., one fat, rooms $40,
All with modern improvements. Inquire 4O3 eth st.
Y26-St
nor RENT-STORE. CELLAR AND ONE ROOM
u in lear 1924 9th st. NV. Apply to w. c. JOHN
son. us 13R st-n-w. jy23-1m
INOR RENT-A NINE-ROOM HOUSE, 222 ST
II n. W.; will be for rent next month; everything in
rstcass order house heated by hot water: rent $40
per month. Inquire 635 ID St NV 1y2l-3in
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ESoYA
BAx1se
Pow,
ABSOLUTELY PuaE
POWDER

This powder never varies marvel Of purity,
strength. and wholesomeness. Moro economical than
the ordinary kinds and be sold in competition
with the multitude Of low test short weight alum or
phosphate powderA Sold only In caas ROYAL BAKING
PowDIs Co. log Wall ct. NIX.
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ICOR RENT-929 ST.. NV: A CHOICE NEIGH
Il bOrhood and a very desirable house.
j. r. HEREFORD,
iity2S-3ts 1423H + st. NV.
LHOR RENT-TWO NEW FIVE-ROOM BRICKS
II large rooms nice yards; water. &c. On 9th st.,
near Pennsylvania ave; $14 per month each.
jy2S-3ts p A. DARNEiLLE, 1926 st.
IIOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE. 8 STORIES, SIX
Il rooms and bath: ell mod imps.; in nice order;
coal vault in front; 33S LIST st. ne. 7. GALLIGAN,
230 LIST ST. ne. jy2S-:ts
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OuH GnrAr C1os1sa-Our SALE
SUMMER REMNANTS

SUMMER REMNANTS
Is still progressing and to be continued until Aug
There none too poor who cannot afford to dress
respectfully" when goods offered at the following
low figures:
80 pieces of Light-fgured Lawn, in different colors
at &C. per yd to be cut in any quantity asked for
cases of Turkey-red Table Linen beautiful designs
fast colors, at 3Oc per yd, regular value 40c- and
small Of better quality. in fancy colors at 40c
per yd., generally sold at Csc.
Is pieces Of Colored Lace Bunting including navy
blue opera shades and plain black at 10c per I'd !;
regular price 15c
Alot of regular 12kc dark figured Saline Remnants
price of IA yds for e1 in order to make clean sweep
cases of small figured Indigo Blue Percaes regu-
lar width fast colors, at &c. per I'D. worth 12hc.
Several hundred yards Of De BEIGE in short lengths
neat figures. at &C.. real value. 12hc
cases of drsb and brown-fgured and plaid Cotton
Chevots suitable for dresses. at &c I'D, generally
sold at 121c.
A small lot Of the best "Tuscarora" Cambria Rem
nants. in all lengths. at 10c per yd- worth 12Sc.
So pieces Of the famous Valencia Plaids. In fine
styles at &c. per yd-, regular price l5c.
We have many different offerings to make to the
public that have not sufficient space to submit
justifiabe specification would feel highly hon.
ored If you give Q call and examine the different
Bargains exhibited our Third Floor, and
you that you will spend time and money at an ad-
vantage.
LANSBURGH L BRO,
400. 422. 424. 426 eth ST.: Az. 41e Sth st.
Coolest store in Washington-5O patent Cooling
Fansl to make 1t 80. ty26
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The Star Shoe House.

GTtdt SdCTluCc ClcdTlUS SAFE.
Commencing August 1, we will close out our
entire stock OF summer Shoes and Slippers at
greaIly-reddced prices.
Ladies' Kid Opera slippers down to 3sc., worth
75c.
Ladies' fine Kid oxford Ties down to 6Oc, worth
81.
Ladies warranted French Kid oxford Ties, opera
or Comm0n-SenSe style, down to s., worth $3.50.
Ladies genuine Kid Button Shoes, Opera toe or
Common Sense, down to $L1O, worth $l.75.
Cousins make Ladies' fine Dongola Kid Button
Shoes, all styles, down to 81, worth $3.50.
Misses fine Kid OXfords down to Soc, worth 81.
Misses worked button-hole fine Pebble Goat
Shoes down to 75c., worth S1.25
ChildrenS Kid Spring Heels down to Csc, worth
6Oc
Infants Kid Button Shoes down to Csc, worth
soc.
Mems Strap Ties and Oxfords down to $1.1O
worth $1.75.
Mems Cali Low Shoes down to 81 so, worth g. So
Mems all solid leather lace and Congress down
to $1.20, worth 81.
Mems TERMS shoes down to 6Oc, worth 81.
Boys button and lace Shoes, solid throughout
down to 9Oc., worth $1.5O.
Remember, we are selling everything at bargain
prices THE STAR SHOE House
n cf
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sales a Real Esaate.

Sarah c. Williams has bought OF the National
Savings Bank for $500, pt. lot 26 50. % n N
by 1o4 lee, on 18th street between and streets
northwest = - - SeAS~s~
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FINE Gas FIXTURES at sHxDD & BRO, 9th st.

To REDUCE OUR STOCK OF DIAMONDS we offer soil
taire earrings karats perfect for 400; solitaire
rings karat, perfect, for $50; solitaire studs,
karat perfect, for s25. K HARRIS Co., 432 7th
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Rem gMBER THE GRAND OPENING Of Frank W.
Heygster's new and beautiful establishment, No.
9o4 Pa. ave-, Will take place tonight.
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BAkaArNs In Spring Uverc0atS. Geo. SpranSyS
a, $3.50 AND IS CHILD SUITS REDUCED to $3.50.
EIsEMAN BROS, 18th and L
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PANTS REDUCED TO $3.50. EIsENAN's, 7th and E
IMMENSE GLAZING CORSET SALE.-&1.5O French
and domestic Corsets, nc.
NJ c. wHKIAN 12O5 street.
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smoke the ''Grand Republic" Cigarrros and
"Buffos" II you want to see what brains and money
can DO. For sale by all frst-class dealers. Whole.
sale Agents, Luchs Bro. 1
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DENTISTRY,

mr. STARR PARSONS, DENTIST, 9TH ST., COR
" ner NV. Gold and Amslgam Film gs Especial
ty. Pain prevented in extracting by application
gums aching teeth saved: artificial teeth inserted
mh27
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FOR RENT HOUSES.

EOR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL NEW BRICK THREE
Il stories; ten rooms; all modern improvements: fur
nacA 10. 219 9Th st. aw. near Smithsonian grounds
SsS-& q. L BOYER. als ~ saw
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Are the best Sold by druggists eo1y
Initiated Constantly.
but never eQualled. Colgate & Co.'S exclusively
perfumed Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Soap. tu, r2w
DixOn's Yeast Powder always reliable 3m
sROyal Glue'' Mends EverythinR
Save the Pieces! Mends Broken China, Glass.
Furniture, Wood, Jewelry, Toys, Ornaments,
Leather, Rubber, Metals, &C.. Always liquid
Always ready! All Druggists and grocers sell
Royal Glue at lOc. f,S,tuGth
"RoyaI Glue'' mends China, GlassWood, &C
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LONG BRANCH BOURBON WHISKY, LBS a bottle.
Distilled In 1874, Cynthiana KY. Charles kraemer,
81 tn 81. u. ",
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FINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy, 11o9 Pa. ava
FussELL rs GIVING campaign napkins with each
saucer OF Ice cream. Gail anc get "Bandanna"
G q "Flag."
NKAzLY NEW Grand Upright Piano. S16O, at g. L.
Wild A nnrfhuEPSf
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OAK HALL. CORNER TENTH AND =.
~ Lease and Fixtures for Sale. my25-Ym
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PLrABrs0 AND FURNACE WORK promptly attended
TO By y 8. SHKDD s. BRO, 432 9th St
CA MuppmAs 12O6 street. New chandelier
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WILLS Ice Co. 3 Penobscot ice-red wagons

TRY BABEK ASTI-MAIARIAL Tonic, an invieorat
Ing beverage, on draught by all Druggists
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Ladies' Shoes at Cut Prices.
HAMS, SIC 9TH St, 1922 Pa. ave.. 231 Pa. ave- Sc
$3.50 French Kid, Edison Ties, cut to $27O.
s. Best French Kid Oxford's, any STYLE $2.37.
$2.2o Fine Dongola, plain or tip, Oxfords $l62.
g Seamless OxIords and Newports s1.4O
&1-25 curacao Kid low ties and button, 95c,
81 Plain or Tipped Turned Kid Oxfords 73c.
75c. Homemade Goat House Slippers, 49c
1oc. Misses Handmade Kid slippers 4Sc
81 Genuine DOngoa Button Boots cut to SLAB
$l75 serge Foxed Button Boots now $l.23. 1
New EashiOn.Sheets for August
Given away at Auerbach'S Sewing Machine
Rooms, 9TH and II. Sole Agency for the Light
Running domestic"
l.. H. Hopkins, 500 ST., White Ole Cloth for
Sign painting and tablet Covers, Csc. eos
MOrell, 7"4 6tnst.n.w. every style showcase. eo3O
GHAnlxn a
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NOR RENT
IL I04 10th st. n. w., 10

NOR RENT-HOUSES-
L 2909 Q st. n.w., 9r..
mi. new. 1850
1902 Both n. W., Or, miss
1917 n NV, Tor, mi 30
3432 p NV, 7r.. m.i27. 90
1916 Prospect ave. NV,
7r.. IN. l. ...............25
1908 z st. NV, Tor. and
store, MI. pa
1876 Sd st, Or. .ln.i.. 20
jyl6-3m G. H. ETC
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J . GU, I4U7 f St NV.
3417 to 20 o Ut. NV,
Or. and bath. ......&l5.5O
STORES.
iSUU sd st. n,w......$75
3210 n 81. " 10
3219 " {" [" store
and fats. ............. so
STABLES.
2 Masonic Hall alley. ..96
Killing. 1864 god at NV
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Found DEAD.-Last evening Mrs Charity Jones.
OF No. Foundry alley. on returning from an excur-
sion found her husband, Walter Jones' aged forty
nye years, lying dead In her house. He had COM
plsdned OF a headache In the morning but other.
wise appeared 10 be In good health
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1922 St. 3story brick, o rooms, all m. f. S45 90
200 St. 3story brick, rooms all m. Lee. $500
ll24 10th ST. 2-story and basement brick, 9r 21.5O
1126 10th St. 2story and basement brick Or sc. 90
NJ NJ. PARKER
1y26-12t l4lS II street N.
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ATTORNEYS.

~ Law. Barbour Law Building, 49O Louisian
avenue. Washington. u. c Residence. l2lS H 81
u. W. d22
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Peerless Dyes
Are the best Sold by druggists.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

EOR RIsNT-302 AND 304 MASSACHUSETTS
ave. 2. e. rooms and bath, 2story and basement.
double bay window brick, all improvements, new;
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-28
The Peoples Favorite.

The wonderful personal populari- ty of our gallant young congressman, Hon. T. C. McRae, is attested by the unprecedented majority which he received over Ansley in the late election. It is just and fitting tribute to the high character of the man who has given his whole time since his election to Congress to earnest work for the people of his district. Snct I ringing endorsement of Mir. McRae Is high ly gratifying to his friends and ad- Iuirers and shows the utter hopeless ness of an attempt to defeat him, so long as he continues the straight-for- ward, many course he has heretofore pursued in Congress us well as at nome. .- Hope Gazette.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-28
NOTICE

Is hereby given that by virtue of decree of the Nevada Circuit Court, rendered at the November, 1888, term thereof, the under signed, as commissioners, will on
 THE 22nd OF DECEMBER, 1888, offer for sale at public outery, in front of W. L. Pipkn's store, in Glenyille, Nevada coun- ty, Arkansas, the following land, belonging to the estate of Eli B. Henshaw, to-wit; SN NE and $ NV Sec, 1, Tp. 15, $ k b W. Sald sale Twill be on the following terms, to-wit: One-half the purchase money to be due April l, l889 and one-half to be due November l, 1889. The purchaser will be required to give note with good personal security for the purchase money, and lien will be retained upon the land therefor! Said sale is for the purpose of making part, ton of said land among the heirs of said Martin Henshaw, deceased,
 Given this 23rd day of November, 1888.
 J. ]. McLURE,
 NJ. NJ. NIXON,
 JOHN MIXoN,
 Commissioners.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-28

The Republicans held a jollilica- ton meeting at Prescott last Monday night. and Dr. C. NJ. Norwood ex- pressed joy at the election of Harri- son. Clayton was right when he said the Doctor had "repented of his er- TOT and gone over to the Republican side" Let him go, they are wei come to all his sort Iexarkana Independent.
 We were absent, on business Tn Texas, when they held their meeting, and could get no correct report Of what transpired, as but few of the better element" were present. We nave heard several say though. that not only Norwood, but Ansley, Jones and Hawkins made speeches, reioicing at Cleveland's defeat, and some of them intimated that they would henceforward be Republicans.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-28

True blue Democrats, all over the country, are getting tired of the po- litical domination of New York and her fickleness on election day. There seems a growing sentiment favorable to nominating q Western man next time. Our choice is Don NJ. Diekln- son, of Michigan, for President, with Gray. of Indiana, or $. S. Cox, of New York. as Vice-President.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-28
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Notice is hereby gIyeu that by the author, ty and power confered on me as special commissioner in decree rendered at the November, 1888, term of the Nevada coun- ty Circuit Court, in cause therein pending wherein Thos. J. Parks is plaintiff and Hem " Meyers is defendant 1 will, on
 THE goth OF DECEMBER, 1888, in front of the Nevada county court house door, between the hours fixed by law for judi cia sales, and al public vendue sell to the highest bidder. on credit of three months, the following tracts or parcels of land, to- wit; Northwest quarter of the northeas; quarter. and the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of section twenIy-one, m township twelve, south, in range twenty-two west, in Nevada county, Arkansas.
 Said lands will be sold to satisfy said de cree which, wa, rendered in favor of said Parks for the sum of one hundred and ten dollars, purchase money, interest and al cost of said decree and this sale.
 NICK THOMPSON,
 Specia Commissi oner