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TLruBixo and gas atting. shedd & Bro.
HAHSS BARGAIN SLATE

HaHS'S BARGAIN SLATE
For Monday and Tuesday only,
IncT,@d GOWN To reduce stock OF Boots:
Goats solid sole Cali Boots. sl.S}.
Extra quality Top sole Boots. S2.Is.
Fine CI.l-Scwed Boots s;11.s.l
Fire Morocco Leg Call Boots. s3.I5.
- Best scotch Bottom Boots, 1856.
d" Genuine HdHd-Sewed Boots, 81 ~
Boys Cali >ewed ard Pr'sgyrl Boots, S1.GS
Youths Best Rubber Bots, S1.%7.
snail lot OF Ladies Rubber Boots 81.
NH. HAHN cos
Reliable Shoe Houses.
SIC 1tu ST. 1922 Penna- ave-. .:5I Penna. ave. Sc.
Fox Washington dressed beef go TO Jno r. Kelly
stalls Us t,g and tESO Center Market, and FOG and
.es Northern Liberty corn beef speciality.
FUEL At SUMMER PKICEs.-The cheapest and
clrane>t fuel l. " dshingtOn Gas CompanyS COKE
johnson Bros. sole agents
IMPORT Ant To the government Printing ONCE
employees Excellent meals served at all hours by
l. MaSGUH. sos North Capitol 81.
NOTICF-->mall MIy peas. 10. per can; Sirioin
steak, Ijc. pound: Creamery butter 3Oc.; COrned
beef, To &c; Greening apples, 20. PEEK. also
have very line quality OF potatoes lust arrived at
NEW YORK MARKET,
:. l. HOOVER (i'rOpl,
Cor. 81 and Ind. ave.
BURN CoEE. SIN selling at summer prices not
withstanCing the stink IN the coal region
BoGEKT'S Cough SSKJP contains TO poison and
can De given 10 children with perfect safety.
BLACK and blue corkscrew pants, that were 81,
81 s. and $50. reduced to -. Eiseman Bros. cor
neT 9Th and streets.
REDUCED prices In suits Geo. Spransy, 434 eth ST.
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AN ELKs' LODGE OF SORROW. Washington
Lodge Of Eiks held lodge Of sorrow last evening
in memory of Chas. s. Moore. The session was
open and many OF the friends Of Mr.. Moore not
connected with the order attended. Though the
services were held particularly in memory of
Mr.. Moore, the other members OF the lodge who
have died during the past two years were also re-
membered during the exercises. An ode was sung
eulogy on Mr.. Moore Was pronounced by Mr.
grams OF sympathy were received from the Boston
and New YORK lodges
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THE LIBERALS TRIUMPH IN MANrroBA,-After a n
existence OF barely six weeks the Harrison gov
ernment in Manitoba resigned Friday night and
accompanied by all the conservative members OF
the local legislature, will henceiorth take their
seats on the opposition benches For the first time
In the history OF Manitoba the liberals now hold
the relnS OF power, but as they will be compelled
to appeal to the people at an early day 1t Is quite
possible the conservatives may not remain out OF
Office long. The Hon. John NOrquay viii lead the
conservatives In opposition to the present govern
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Roy Washington Gas Companys COKE No adj
Vance over -TITvrnnr prices
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Alexandria Affairs.

The BROKEN SAVINGS BANK.-The hearing Of the
case OF Marshall against the directors OF the
Farmers and Mechanics Savings Bank. which
Tailed in this CITY, came up to-day In the State
the directors property liable for the deposits made
In the bank. Judge Keith decided that no re-
sponSibility on the part OF the directors existed
and an appeal to the highest court was taken.
on some Washington and OHIO Railroad bonds
which are among the assets OF the broken bank
and will make a further dividend TO the depos.
1tors nearly all OF whom live in this city. About
90 per cent OF the amount due depositors at the
time the bank closed In January, 1876, has been
paid, the last dividend having been made on the
18th OF March, 1885.
POLICE CASES.-A cOlOred man named Daniel
Grooms cut his wife In the wrist with an axe dur
Ing domestic difficulty on the northern edge of
the city yesterday He was arrested.-A coiored
night charged with stealing socks from Bragers'
clothing store. The mayor administered the law
In both cases this morning. Grooms was fined So
or 80 days, and the woman was held.
NOTES-AS no sessions OF the Corporation Court
Will be held until February, Judge Keith In pass
ing through here at the close OF last week held a
brief probate session OF the Circuit Court and ad-
mttted the will OF j. II. D. Smoot TO probate His
will, which was made in 1878, gives his entire es-
tate-SOme 800 OOO-tO his widow in trust for her
children, giving his son, Councilman Smoot, his
watch and chain as Observation-Disclosures
win be represented next Friday at the shipping
league meeting in willard Hail by Messrs. +. a.
Reed, W. b. Smoot- and j. s. b. Thompson
1ceman Jere. Franks still hes In precarious con-
diton at his home on Royal street. and 1t is feared
he will not recover.-The claim Of owen Nugent' s
executor on the Catholic Benevolent Society has
been settled by compromiSe.-Capt. A. j. Fair
has bought from Mr.. Martin LAWYER at $4OO a
comfortable frame dwelling, with yard, on Wilkes
Insurance In the Alexandria Insurance Company
on property burned last week at the fire In Gull
pepper Courthouse.
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CoLp Waves

Are predicted with reliable accuracy and people liable
to the pains and aches OF rheumatism dread every
change to damp or stormy weather. Although we do
not claim Hoods Sarsaparills to be positive specific
for rheumatism, the remarkable has effected
show that may be taken for rheumatism with
able certainty of benefit Its action in neutralizng the
acdity of the blood, which is the cause rheumatism
constitutes the secret of the Hoods Sarsapa
riiia in curing this complaint If you suffer from
rheumatism. give Hoods Sarsaparila fair trial we
believe it will do you good
HOODS SARSAPARIILA
Sold by all druggists 81 six for 3d. Prepared only
by c. /. HOOD CO., Apothecaries Lowell, Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR 2
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Rechabite Elections.

The following officers have been elected by dr.
iefent Tents OF ]. u. X IN this District:
Eagle Tent, No. &c. r., Jas. Cooksey; d. r.
Jas Ciscle; X -, Vim. Pallas; r. $, Thos. Dunn:
,nep., SAM Soper; Treas, J. j. Murray.
rnenosnlp Tent, No. &C.. X, T. A. Johnson
- K, Jno- Gates; r =, +. F1tzsimmons; y. s, j
Ierson-
Redemption Tent, No. l44-C. r., H. Selby; ID. r,
Chas. LuscOrnoe; X. >, W. J. Webb; r. s., J. L
Wright: shop. ChAs. Eller; Treas, Chas smith
Potomac Tent, No. i6j-C. K, Jos OBrien; d..
H., J. h. EayaAs; R -, Jno Gates; y. 8, Geo.
Warwick; Shep, Barney Quinn; Treas, L. c. Curl.
purity LADIES' Tent, No. &C. r., Ars~ Ida MUIR
ray; ID. r. MS NJ williamson; K s.. Miss Clara
fTce: r - Mrs Emily Farrar; shep., Miss Emile
EliOu; Treas, Mis-. Cf-cle.
Etgle Dr. Tent, No. &c. X, j. W. Proctor; d.
=. Chss. hoffman; h =, A N. Curry; y. 3. c.
- .nham; shep.. j. J. Murray; Treas, Thos. Dunn.
redemption dr. Tent. No. &C r., y. Meade;
A. X. j. Mitchell; X -, Z. Webb; Il. 5, U. Murray;
s1-'l, - Eler; Treas. 4. smith.
MARRIAGE LICENSES - Marriage licenses have
n-'u issued by the clerk of the court 70 T. ShaleI
Nl-cnA, VI milwaukee,, Via. and Frances M. era
ia. John T. Wiliilins, OF Sunbdry, Pa, and lsa-
IA AIKEN: John George Weinberg and Lizzie
Mary Bamberg.
.S INQUEST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. afternoon
- I.a-ft mn
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E0R RENT-By r. q. HoLTZMAN.
II EITRNTGuEn

near 18th st. ISr333,3 9th. above ST. 12r 81 so
Iowa Circle l5r $50 n near Isth st. sr. ~. l25
ST.. near l4tn l6r. 200 r near 18TH st.. 1Or.. %
18Th ST, mr. 4. 10 200 r. Fist ST. sr...,l0o
n. near 9Th st 12r 100 10th. mr. St, Tor. so
Conn ave near st. 200 y. II. ave. mr. St. Or. ,
St near 18TH 1lr 80 18th. near ST.,
n, near 18th ST.. 12r. $50 2lst so
BNFURNISBED
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az lSQUEsI UNSECkSs lRY-Saturday afternoon
a cD.CAer heard the testimony OF witnesses con-
Ing tle ceath OF Wm- underwood, who waS
~ IN ihe Baltimore and Potomac Railroad FIJI
= -5anIns. IA inquest was deemed unneceS.
~ i'.l c'fi frTtie o, accidental death was
= ---- NJ ~ - .. - attached 20 the railroad.
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FOR SAIE-HOUSES

EoR sALE-FoR rNyEsTNENr-a 10 pER CENT
sgs5s.s rST.y nov HSass Ens At ~ 500 ger
or b II waRSER 4 CO. sIS ; ST NV ss'ists
Eok sNE-THAT LoyEl \ CORNER REsIDENcI
AZ 81 nv. heen built only TIRE Year. nr~ly
ONO .lss md TRIMMING Va, Ell r-.sS S
s so Wy isr@. a. aeuse 80 81 built like Tie
,zp.ie. eisp
pr sAIE-rHAI pEsrRaBIE NEW 10 ROOM
ms Il Il frescced and papered throaxhOui price
Ais-3t s v" ;,t hA F.,
' 3rr s,hSLEEanEApIIrrL NV HoUsE NEWLY
nlshsa OF anfn easy trm. purchsser;
nine RON House. ali imrrcvenentS can n. s.s -
srSs oSSsAin BOUGHT thl. mouth res.on.ble ofss
iai6-.w Successor TO pAnenhower 4 Son. iiisFa
Eok, SUI HAVE SEVERAL BARGAINS IN
= TAI estate Tor sale northwest and northeast oa
jaie-6t Successor to DansnSoaer 1 Son, hiisfst
Noh sAlh1cHEAP- EIGHT ROOM, ALL Mon
deep 20 3o.toot .ley. Price sSSso: si.ooo ash.
1ss s,s on time fOrfurther information 9wNLE
vSoR sALE-A GOODS PER CENT TNVFsTNFNr
m Broom brick house. near Tnsion once. pr1ces
,sisOit 0hAs' "; a ai,AFS I;
ISok sAl.E-skNIN ROOM BRICK. ON 18Th sr.
= nv, for $1,000. $500 cash. h.iance se5 Ter mo.
imps. two squares from avenue cars se. ss0S ea.h
tAlAnce 70 suit purchaser. GAS. D. CANMOOD. ha-s.
nent 9l6 ST NV Saif 81.
EoR sALE--A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY To
y bLly q good home Tor nftle money, tMB SQUARES
from last tap1tol street 8-room and rear trick Id
Nllo side aud rear alley Must be sold soon
Hli-d DAVID u. SToNE 800 ct NJ.
1eoR sALE-THE PRETrlEsT. GREATEST ANr
u most CONVENIENT House In the city for the prss
askei y lil4 ST. Just finished rooms. cAbnei
nantels cory home. Yer cent Investment
yaIf-1 DAVID u. sroSB- sos d o.
I,OR sAlE-2 RH7 n AND BATH. MI. n
u Per cent rent each sl.5O0. I do. With hay Nsln-
CON. sl.suO. other brick houses fruu 90 500 "a
$4,000 MILTON LUCkETI. e35 st.n.w. yl4-0'
Iok SAIL. SEVERAL BARGAINS IN RIAL ~
- tate northweasi and northeast. PAYING from 10 ~
Il Der cent Send for bulletin call NJ once.
,,o MASHN DA>ENBOMfR
jal4-lt Successor 10 Danenhower a Son. N 4 Est
IsOR sAlE-A BAKGAIN-6os NFw YORK AVE
y nv; rooms and bath nuse. lstrotye. kc.: nevis
iApered and painted viii rent fOr s2b DUTY s2 1o0
1al}-1 MALkER a NILSSON lO06 n 81
tsoR sALE--vERy PRETTY Two-sToRy SIX.
room brick water and sas. large front ysri,
aley IA rear, 18th street n " W. only S3OoOl
easy terms. NAIEFR A Vii XIX s'N~s
1al4-3t ioo,i y 49,,
E0R SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR IoTs-FIRsr.
cas- dwelling IL rooms, between scott q role and
tonns ticut ave leased al 200 or X,--e-~isn. nd
lhcunibrance. Apply 1850 ST NV Jals -3ts
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A Washington Expert ON the stand.
sales Of Real Estate.

Leila NJ. Combs ct al have bought OF H. Rozier
D1lany for IS, 800 SUB lot 76, square u.s. known
premises 1871 goth street northwest. Rose l. Par
ker has bought OF W. s. Schneider for IS, 600 sub
lot 49, square 237, Is by so feet on Wallach Place.
between 18th and 14th and and L streets. c. II.
Parker has bought for 81, 029.37 OF T. j. Fisher ct
al. trustees lots 20 and 2S, square 541, each 45a
by 100 feet on Sd street, between H and streets
southwest
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BIC SMASH U
IN The PRICES OF DRY GOODS.
AsTRAKAN CLOTH. 81, reduced to 75c
:, Beautiful Wool and silk DRESS GOODS wide dou-
BE s1 wSlsn Ss: Tsd SsGk
BLASkETs ssht Esa soiIsa
pure Wool and silk. 81, reduced SOC. "
CARRIERS.
I'll MARKET SPACE
sk to &c.
bSGstE WIFI SHSSkETs' immense sS size, e,tr.
TkifcS cfSTa pure WOOL wide double width no
ssa5s sa: sss: ssss ssss %
Cash Customers who buy 90 or over viii receive one
fringe p5a ''4s ssss
Mur ssss u.,S
Ssxns large :.s Ssndso Sns 5 b sns
s
spd me SSas ~ yd 1Sns one Sozsn pure linen
eB Don't fail to ask for the valuable present Is
EINE OLD BYE WHISKY.
] maie speciality Of Fine Old Rye whi.ky. guaran.
b n
SsSs..s Is: E e
tainly please
ARTHUR NATTANS. Druggist
IA 14th and L and I'd and ID alta nv
RAp1Ar1Na MASrELs
(Pat Nov 1, 1857,
Combine the beauty and healthfnlness of the
OPEN CRATE FIRE,
The efficiency and economy Of the
STOVE,
and the upper heating system Of the
LATROBE
ALI IN ONE.
On inspection at the Office Of Company.
THE BERLlNER RADIATING MANTEL Co.
9. BIEBER Prest b. ADLER, Treas
1lO6 ri.
Sole owners Of the Patents Of T. Berner for heaters
3al0-1D County Rights for saIsA
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IMPORTANT To the government Printing ONCE
employees. Excellent meals served at all hours by
l. MaSGUM. sos North Capitol 81.
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Mrs. Abigail ConnOrs, who lives near Delaware
avenue and l street northeast, was before Judge
Smell Saturday, charged with assaulting her hus-
band, Patrick ConnOrs, who lives on Attn, between
/ and X streets northwest. Mrs ConnOrs Is a
heavyweight, while Patrick Is a very slender
sickly looking individual. He took the stand and
told the judge that when he went TO see his wife
Wednesday night she beat him in a terrible man.
ner, using bruomstick, a stove lid, and a poker
His head was cut, he said, but he could not show
any marks. When asked II he had been arrested
before he said he had been before the because
his wife had assaulted him. Mrs Connors denied
the assault She said that each mad broOmstick
and each struck at the other. but that neither
were struck. She said they had been separated
for twelve years. The Judge took her personal
bonds.
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THE BIOLOGICAL SoCIETY.-The Biological Society
at IFS annual meeting Saturday night, elected ON
GERS for the year, as follows: President, Mr.. W
II. DaIl; vice-presidents, DIR. {. Hart Merriam, Mi
Richard Rathbun, Prot. C. V. Riley, Prof. L.
Ward; SECRETARIES, Mr.. J. B. Smith and Mr. f. A
Lucas; treasurer, Mr. r. II. KnowltOn; additions
members Of council, Dr. T. II. Bean, Prof. o. 7
Mason, Prof. K T. c. Stearns Mr.. +. ". True an
DR.. Geo. Sasey.
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CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
An Enormous line Of Black and Brown Hats
Just received. These are genuine bargains, and
worthy or your attention.
FRANC, one Price Halter and Furnisher,
corner 9TH and d.
Phillips DigeStible Cocoa created much
interest at International Medical Congress. 60
Dog Collars Engraved; Razors sharpened
free Guns for sale or hire. WALFORD, 4S7 Pa. ave.
go, I'm
A great bargain. Elegant new n1ne-room
mouse, 1918 Corcoran St.. s., 600 cash, balance to
suit. waterman on premises. wv
Dog Collars Engraved; RaZorS sharpened
iree. WALfORD, aSI Penna- ave. S,m,w6S
''ROyal Glue" mends China, Glass, Wood, &c
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u 10. ''Ward" prints 45c per To-
Also. Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet MIX
&C. per quart.
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The Farmers Assembly of Virginia favors tn,
repeal OF all internal-reyenue laws.
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FUEL At SUMNER PRICEs.-The cheapest and
Cleanest fuel l. " dshingtOD Gas COmpanyS COKE
johnson Bros. sole agents.
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EX-SENATOR LEWIS Senator Jno.
home OF his son-in-law, Hon j. Amber smith, l446
Y street, as heretofore stated In The STAR, met
with painful accident last summer striking the
top OF his head severely ag anst the Intel OF low
doorway. The accident resulted In the loss OF the
sight In one eye, and he Is here now to have an
operation performed TO save the other eye. The
operation was 70 have been performed yesterday,
but he was too weak.
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EoR sALE-HoUsEs

The above Is only portion Of The properly on my
books For full list cal AT bfce bulletin on
the lst ana 10Th THos r. wAGGAMAN. JsIO
I,OR SALE-l2 PER CENT INVEsTAIFNT-
y $4,000 cash. balance $4,000 iu three years o,
less and interest charged Eoar a. new neat and
attractive Frame Dwellings, 292O $3.50 and 80 7th
81. roed tBrlghtwood ave). opposite the schuetzen
sl250 month each. paying ~ per the invest
lnent az rapidly rising locality. J. u. OMEARA q
CO. 22s 7th ST. s.w. jas-tl5
IyoR SALE OR RENT
u by 5. n. WALKER, $50 Louisiana ave
ia 9TH St ne. bath, cellar furnlre but
lers pantry: new AMI desirable. ja,i- I'm
IyOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-yAiTABLE BtJsf-
u ness property on 81, bet 9th and 9TH SITS.
5a4-lm SWORMsTkOT BRADLEY.
INOR SALE--A BARG AIN-MODFRN sITBsTAS
II IIA. BRICK RESIDENCE, NELL. AND ON
1RALLl LOCATED NOkIHMEsI; contains thirt.en
larse rooms four rooms deep first noorl pAntre.
baths, &c; y cellar house II heated hy fnruace
newly and handsomely paTered throughout. aid in
Is "a feet = inches by l2O feet alley PRICE ONLY
$1,000. s1EIGER a lIEBEkMANN
d23-im l:S,,3 NJ
U-oR SALE-wE OFFER FOUR VERY NEAT AND
4 complete sin-room Houses. Just finished, 18Th
81 n. C., within half ii street a
yestnent viii sell them separate parties want
ilE snns hone On very easy terms. SNORMsa EDIT
q bhADLEl, s2s 81. C23-lm
tsoR sAIE-Two NEW HOUSES. NEAR DUPoNf
II Circle. lOr- $500.
tor ssle-A most desirable house, 2o7 st nw.-
For sale-Beautiu home, n n sve.. near N.slO,61o.
FOR sade-A desirable house. Nst near dupont Circle
$500. Apply CHARLES EAhLi,
d. lin COS l4th st. "a. ".
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jal3-eod-3

I.oR sALE-A NICE LARGE THREE STORY
u BRICK dwelling. opposite the L. ;. National Mu-
scum ON the corner OF 18th and sta contain.
rooms bath and all mod inps II sold Will tss
sold at great bargain.
n M N a.
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Phillips Digesiible Cocoa created much
interest at International Medical Congress- go
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R. !. ave. near 18th ST.. Iowa Circle n ........-
1867 1905 Conn. ave......1 25
Sl2 18th st 2r. 800 1871 18th ST. NV, l0r l25
II Grant Place. Tor. 100 204 Del me- Tor. .l25
110S 18th st. nw l2rlJO 5l4 I'd ST NV. 100
1911 21st llr 1861 Cooke Place. l3r. 100
1910 st NV, lar. 1867 202l w. 1lr.. lis
1918 21st at n.w.,1l $50 - Corcoran st......9 90
ST., mr. 2lst n w. 81. -
The above houses can he examined by permit from
our office only THOMAS j. FISHER & CO.
lsl4 1924 ST. NV
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usoh SALE OR EXCHkSGE-BR BRICK IS ROOMS
u and store. northeast corner stu and st-.. NAVY
lard 5000, bI1ek. l2r, sl2 2lst st lot s3 by
30 $500; oo5. o05 and 6l7 10Th ct ne. ar
bath. hall. Nc-. $500 earh. Also IS room
honses. ortheast corner 6th and n ne; $1,000
and seventy 6room brick houses the city Of Ba IA
more, paying = per cent valuation: 600 each
also frame cottage. Tor thrse acres Relay on
Is and u Railroad $500. 30-room hotel at kelz,
and four aeres, Sis.oo0 WI exchange for unlul,
9}4 St, Room 4. nlo-lOf
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lrOR RENT $13. 80 INCLUDING THE WATER
Il rent O. room Brick dwelling in good location
on concreted street and line. CHAS. E. BANES.
1908 st. jal4-3t
IIoR RENT-7l2 I'd ST n. w. STORE AND
II Dwelling 80. GO7 g st. ne, rooms, and
water, S15. CHARLES Il. CAlWOOD.
ja14-:}ts Basement 9l6 ST. NV.
IrOR RENT-425 lST ST. S E. 6RooMs NJ. IMP,
Il Sl1.40; AL Del. s.w., rooms. s. Sl2 Fast
Capitol St, rooms, $40 JOHN L. DONOHOE, 30S
East Capitol st. jal4-3ts
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Dog Collars Engraved; Razors sharpened
lree Guns for sale or hire. WALFORD, 4S7 Pa. ave.
colin
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FcE Washington dressed beef go TO Jno. r. Kelly,
stalls G,S 6-g and tS}O Center Market and FOG and
.Cs Northern Liberty Corn beef a speciality.
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VsOR SALE DESIRABLE BRICK FLFyFy
rooms. nrsi-clas condition. near Iowa Circle with
stable ana carriage. house $4,000. Address BOX
$50. Post Once. nla. al.
EoR sALE-A FINE CORNER DOUBLE HOUSE
- IA the nv. "a II front story sud basement; 10
rooms aud bath ma price $500.
A-o hne double house on 18th St nv n n
front : story and basement. Is aud bath IA 4.
Terms ON each. 81 900 and 81 800 cash balance a
SUIT These houses must be sold At once.
..,,,a. THOs g. HENsEY.
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NOR sALE-A HANDSOME BRICK MILLING.
II on 18th St, bet W and Boundary q rlnu.. ami
bath cellar Will sell very easy terms price only
sf2oO. lJal3-3tl h II. WARNER a co
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-09-26
Fall Farm Hints.

An excellent homemade paint Tor colored
wash) can be made of one quart of cement in a
gallon of skim milk. 1t is very durable, and
will last much longer than ordinary white
wash.
All foundations for farm buildings should be
built before frost, in order to avoid injury. 1t
requires time for foundation wall to give off
the water in the rear and a heavy frost may
damage the wall.
Spinach and satisfy are very hardy, and are
really winter plants, as they require but little
protection in winter other than light cover
ing. Spinach seed may be planted now, but
spring is the period for planting satisfy.
Now is the time to secure rams if early lambs
of the mutton breeds are desired next spring.
Sheep should not be too fat at this season if in
tended for breeding purposes. Dry pasture is
better for them than heavy grain feeding.
As the grass disappears let the change from
green to dry food be as gradual as possible, in
order to prevent the cows from falling off in
milk. To do this begin the use of hay and other
dry food now, so as to supply the deficiency of
the pasture.
Cool, clean seed wheat of a variety well
adapted TO the soil should be selected for seed
ing. There should be no delay now in having
the wheat in, as the better the growth the less
liability of the young plants being thrown out
by the frost next spring.
If the ground is damp a one-horse pillow
should be run through the spaces between the
strawberry rows in order to allow the surplus
water to dow of In winter. Strawberries are
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Sashes OF the three national colors, red,
white and blue They carried torches
and kept the military step with the precis-
ion of veterans. One of their traDspar-
encies was: Frances Cleveland is good
enough for us for four years more"
Bringing up the rear of the procession
were horsemen, members of democratic
clubs from out townships Their number
is computed at 200 or 800.
Not until after 10 O'Clock did the end of
the procession come in view of the review
ing stand. Several times, where there
had occurred break in the parade, it was
thought that that must be the end, as the
demonstration had already surpassed any,
thing of the kind ever seen in the city.
But still they came as the time wore on and
the democrats became more jubilant and
could not repress their feelings. There
are no flies on Tom Taggart;" wonder
what the reps think of this ?"; Il think
those Chicago fellows are about ready to
go home" and kindred expressions were
numerous.
AS the last of the parade drew near,
Mr.. Jewett took out his watch and said:
1T has been over an hour and half
passing this point. The woods are full
of 'em."
Mr.. Adams, correspondent OF the
Chicago Tribune, who came down with
the drummer's delegation in the afternoon,
said:
81 never saw this parade equalled but
once and that was in Chicago at the time
of Blaine's reception"
''That was splendid demonstration, !"
remarked Mr.. Bynum, and the gentlemen
left the reviewing stand with feeling
that life was worth living.