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The Newtown bee., 1888-08-31

Mir J. K. Madigan has sold the home stead in Zoar to Mr James Roach.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-31

MT l.. NJ. Johnson had a valuable colt killed by the cars, Monday.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-31

MT Simon Humphrey, an old man who died at the poor house, was buried, Tues day.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-31

Mir Andrew Collins drives another new horse.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-31

For the painless extraction of teeth, take vitalized air, the safest and best anesthetit known, administered only by Drs Rector X Uhle the Albany Dentists, 3Ss Main street Brid geport. They have hundreds of testi monials of its superiority over gas. Consult atiOn free.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-31

Mrs D. s. Hammond, who has been sick, is better.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-31

Lee Wilson of Bridgeport has visited Mrs James Turner of the Hook.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-31

Landlord Taylor and friends picnicked on the banks of the Housatonic river, Wednesday.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-31

Another barrel ot those choice new No. mackerel weighing over pound each just il at E. F. Hawley's.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-31

Two hundred of those popular 10c. standard novels just received; also large stock of 5c and 10c. goods of all kinds at E. F. Hawleys
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-31
NICHOLS.

Frank c. Beach of Bear Swamp died, Tuesday, B Funeral. this week Friday at } 30 D m,
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-31

Go to E. F. Hawley's for the Best Drugs and Medicines. As we are the only store that has a Pharmacy and Druggist License, we are prepared to dispense Medicines and compound Pre- scriptions with care.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-31

MT K. J. Hall keeps four men busy, his latest addition being MT James Perser, who has been employed by Leavenworth Bros. of Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-31

Mrs Julius Sanford of New Haven has visited Newtown friends.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-31

Mrs s. I. Gilbert of New Haven has been at MT l.. c. Morris's.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-31

L. B. BOOTH has the largest and most attractive stock of White Blanks, Satin, Mica, Gilt and Gold Paper Hangings ever shown in town. His sales of mounted shades and Opaque Cur tains were double last year of any previous year and, if variety of style and popular prices are appreciated, his sales this year will be much larger than last.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-31

Misses Katie and J. E. Gaffney spend the week at Saratoga.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-31

Mir John Madigan entertains friends from Brooklyn.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-31

John G. Rowland is preparing for the Fall trade by reducing Summer goods to prices that will clean them out.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-31

Leggett's whole mixed spices, comprising over l5 varieties, are superior to any spice fo picking and preserving; at E. F. Hawley's.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-31

Miss Sarah Augur of New Haven has returned to her home, this week.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-31

Mrs Botsford Peek of New Haven has visited Mrs Granville Glover.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-31

Departures from Mt. Pleasant at Mrs Adde Nichols: Mrs ". A. Spalding, Harry, Clarence, Neddie and Ruth Spald- inc. Miss Edith Sanborn for New Havens Mrs M- M. Whitley for Brooklyn, Mrs Mary Ferry, Mrs M. Fuller for Bridge ncrt. Miss Carrie A. Brown, Mrs E. P. Hcndee for New Haven. Arrivals: Mrs R. J. Mckee, Oracle Mckee, Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-31

The second nine in the Hook played the second nine iD tbe Glen, Monday af- ternoon, resulting in favor of the Glen boys, to 10.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-31

Mrs A. J. Chatfield of Seymour has Visited Newtown friends, says the Rec ord.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-31

Mir Witshburn of Huntington has a horse and wagon which he would like to exchange for q good COW.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-31

Give T. D. Beach, Monroe, a call at his cash grocery. Best black tea only COG. pound.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-31

MT Robert Saunders and Miss Cert rude Meelxer are guests of MT J. M- Blackmap in the Glen.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-31

Mir and Mrs Dewitt Weed of New Ha- ven spent Sunday at Prof c. s. Platt's.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-31

Look at the harnesses at E. F. Hawley's fol SIP and up; they are bargains
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-31

The best ferrits in market 8 50 per pair at Milon B. Hawley's, Stepney; S2 for single one.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-31

MT and Mrs Charles Northrop visited Greenfield Hill friends, this week.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-31

WANTED A good boy, from F to II years w of age, to do light work and go to school. Must be honest and truthful. J. D. BRINS. MADE, Trumbull, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-31

nUCKS FOR SALE.-S0 Pekin Ducks, full u biooded. Their eggs sold for soc. n dog en. Inquire of MRS w. $. WHEELER, Trum- bull Center, Conn. eLG
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-31
THE PERCHERON 6TALLI0N.

Le Petit Duo QLittle Duke), No sls7. will
 make his second scaeon af the barn of g. L.
 Thomas. Trumbuh. C.. Dnnie1's FArm dks-
 trfct- Terms CD: e ns timo uf service. the balance when proved wakh 1be1- Nc boslness done on sunsay.
The Newtown bee., 1888-08-31

Samuel H. Sanford, Emory Sanford. Arthur Sherwood and Earnest Jennings have been camping out on Canfield's Island, Westport.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-30

DESPAIR AND Consolation
My neiz,.bors always laugh at me
When speaking Of economy
And general observation.
For pure hases you make
Can You give me some advice,
Just for my neighbors' sake?
Answer: GO To LANSBURGHs
Whenever housekeeper In trouble you see
To provid for the family respectfully,
he PocSetbook Is often in a bad condition.
Ten her he secret Of Iansburrh's store s.''n-
And see what fruit your counsel bore.
had an to buy
enr n stss M ana with remnants Of
Remnant sale One Of the Greatest RYorts evsr
made lin this line) in the District Of COLUMBIA
important ~
new lot OF Century Cloth. remnants in Fsli Pat.
sn o Il "a. Yea SSrs lSs
and Boys Wear. at 49c. per yard would be cheap 1t
Several hundred dozen of An-wool YAK Lace. differ.
en-, wdtn o. medium and dark colors only Sc. per
20 dozen Of Children: Black AL Wool Jerseys re-
d1Ged from ~ o9 and sl3o to 2oc. each.
SRrss.ds we have made general red uction FOR on
MELh only. Thiss great chance to obtain Special
Ihree cases Of the very best Navy Blue Figured
eoors; regular width only 1Oc. per yard real value
seyenty-nve pieces Of Plaid and Striped Valencia
sener.iy sold :. isS '0f dresses at DC. per yard
$50 dozen Embossed Linen at II &C worth Ok.
100 dom Pique. at Sc. worth IL "'''A co.
ransns prce aom Se to in all
We could write for hours specify ali the different
o o. SSNE r ASP 81 WILL BE SATISFIED
OUR ONE PRICE s sasIEM AahwA7s iS FORCE
su30 42O. Ar. IA. 400 III 81 NV
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VIZ NEVER CEASE F1n1sa.

IN SEASON AND OUT OF SEASON WE KEEP
BANGING AWAY
10 let the feopie know that we are not only alive but
VIGILANT.
Ours is an aggressive life. we aim to achieve
SUCCESS
through the channels of rgh Of Truth and of Justs
The writing Of these nee consumes precious mar ~
our life and yet is Riehtto spread the TRUTH that
you may know where to seek and find JUSIIC
Bang! Mems sack Suits. Autumn weights a. 30
lis RiGHr-TuAr Y0U should know this.
Bangl baDg!! Mems Suits. sacks and Cutaways SS7s
The TRUTH. the whole Tn 9TH, and nothing
but the TRUTH.
Bang! Bang! Bangil! Mems Suits, Sacks and Cuta
ways. %. as aud SLOTS
JUSTICE to yourself demands that you see what
manner Of goods these ara
THIS Is NOT OUR LAST GUN
BY very large maJority."-and as the preset cola
snap Is very suggestive Of something close fitting and
comfortable. We merely mention the receipt of few
an-wool
At 52o. $3.50 and 81 .75-Also. Children's suits
fall weights. at sl2J SUIT
ALLwOOL TROUSERS
81. 81. 80. S2.75. s25S, %. sa5O.
COME TO HEADQUARTERS.
IT'S WORTH THE CANDLE
Genuine sserucker Coats and vesta Sl.37
SUPPLY ALMOST EXHAUSTED,
Genuine seersucker Goats and Vests (BoyN. IL
VICTOR Z. ADLER's
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. IN
o.; and 80 9TH st NV. corpsr M,s.achu,s.t. Az.
Strictly One Pr1sa
Open Saturdays till IL p m
eVoFFIcE COATS. .trios. an. .s..x.
Monday wsdnesday ana friday mOrnin from ON t
l0oelock PRICE 25c- au2S
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GRrAr BARGAINS liz RrxnAsrs

We have just finished TAXING stock and nnd We have
on hand an unusually large lot Of REMNANTS Of an
kinda which We are very DESTROYS of turning into
money and have therefore Married them ct such prices
- VIII insure their sale Many Of them are In Lengths
that are suitable for chndrsn's Drsss-a and srs Of
rood quality generally and many eood bargains are Of.
fersd comprising Black and Colorsd Csshmsrss An.
Wool Drsss Gooda 0inshams. Black and Colorsd siks
hohAirS Poplins. Al Wool Cloths and snAs Of Drs.s
eoods ssnsally. and Al ss about half praca Al
MARRIED IN pla,n hgursa
ONE PRICE ONLY.
Nm MusTK1 sox1
suSo o1s P1NxA AVE-
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The experiments which have been conducted
IN Mr. Edlson's laboratory TO determine II possible
By trying the effect OF electric shocks on brutes,
how much OF a current Is needed to produce In
slant and certain death In man, will have more
than one good effect. or course, they primarily
educational Science Is advanced by them, and
the world Is always better for the advancement OF
science; but they have practical value at the very
outset In ascertaining somewhat more definitely
the strength OF the current which may be used In
various forms OF electrical service without danger
OF Inevitably fatal results TO men or beasts coming
into contact with them, and thereby are likely
TO lead up 10 important notifications OF
apparatus now In use. They also suggest
a quick, humane and easy way OF getting
nd u those worthless animals which we now send
70 the dock yard TO be Knocked In the head, or 10
the public cages TO be drowned Not the least Of
their good work, however, Is the impression they
make upon the criminal classes, who most dread
what they least understand, and TO whom the talk
about voltaic arcs ami alternating and continuous
currents, and the length Of time that a current
must be applied In order TO produce death, is full
OF mysterious horror. Some sentimentalists there
may De who VIII claim that, as long as the use Of
electricity for deaIn-deaing purposes Is In an ex-
perimentA stage, and so little understood,
ought not be sanctioned by law for
disposing OF human beings but these per-
Sons fail to reflect that the same state
OF things once existed with respect 10 hanging,
decapitaton, and all the other modes OF executing
the death penalty which have been In vogue
among civilized peoples for centuries All the ex-
periments ever made on the brute creation have
failed 70 settle with absolute denniteness the
effects Of the same devices when applied 70 man
Kind, where so much wider diversity OF tempera-
ment prevails As long, therefore, as capital
punishment survives as a practice, it will be
necessary 70 pass through an experimental stage
with every new scheme for rendr ring it less bar.
barous, and there Is surely no class OF the COM
mun.ty on which the trials could more fairly be
made than on that whose sole distinction rests on
ITS disregard OF the happiness Of others and the
salcIty OF human life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-30

The missing Persian ambassador win probably
DO found In some AZ corner tangled up
An hts own name and unable TO exrricase hind
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HAND-MADE LINEN I1p1Es
Some new designs,
THREE FOR ESQ.
HANDMADE LINEN TIDES,
Trimmed with AL. SIX Ribbon,
10 CENTS.
NEW HANDKERCHIEFS,
Plenty of pretty white and colored borders now In
stock and lots be here tomorrow They prom
Use to excel any shown hsretofore.
Prices:
12k CENTS AND 25 CENTS.
Come and look at them even you don't need them
now.
NECK RUFFLINGR
One hundred and forty different kinds. Surely
enough to suit the fancy of the most fsstidious
POPULAR PALAIS ROYAL PRICES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-30

IL d remarkable what a number or state. a..
cunning 70 Congress for their governor-makine ma.
terial this year. Whether this argues an Excess NJ
good men In Congress or a scarcity OF good men Ar
home h question which must be left for the mar.
saes In each case 70 settle between Themselves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-30

Irrevereur rumor represents Senator Kvarss A
having been driven out OF the republican convsn-
ton b. Q long. wfnded speech!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-30

AS usual, IL Is the women who glory 10 their
designs on the life OF the car. while the male con-
spirators bear their arrest In grim silence. In
every country where there has been O struggle for
popular liberty IL Is the women who have been a
the front when desperate work was 70 De done,
and the last 70 leave the mine when the train was
laid Shaksperian critics have stnven 10 show
that the master playwright depicted type, and
mot an Individual, In his portrait Of Lady Macoefh
wao spurred her husband 70 the deed which made
him king, but broke down under the strain OF an
overwhelmed conscience at the very moment that
me mans courage had been fully aroused. No
sacn revulsions or reversals however, have oc-
CURED In the history OF modern times, so far as
tae word Knows Women have proved themselves
In desperate ventures not only "A brave but as
iong-persistent as the men; and have repeatedly
refused 70 admit failure when the men con-
cerned 10 the same enterprise have been ready to
give up and withdraw
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7 Q oS - sHEE S oC HI
! f. sc w -
F Fl Fl HEE E! A 4 Y.
T &c: + Z I. T
e E. 4 t
this Red Ticket pay Of the day. Of Sur
department VIII show bargains which WI Be spprs-
lot 25c and 3oc. Cotton Isle Hosiery tchildrens;
E,1sy Hs;s sdiss EEa; s pair
AZ our f.diss' Hss doiorsd bord.isa Handler
All our s.Sis iasc oolor.d Bordsred Handler
EG ss DEPARTMENT ,t
Cent? as EDfh finns sl5 Friday 4S
i lot White Cambria Embroidery. worth Sc and To-:
N MSts fsd ES,srsd Embroidery, worth loe and
j lot Fine Embroidery. worth 15c and 2oc Friday.
lot 3 inch Swiss and Cambria FlOuncins.. worth
A'', to o0e'' sf IaSk BE Bf}y. .Eaf
rrd Ss Linen rSrsh0n LAoes worth loa TO loo yards
Il! los 80. .Slnsh hn. Vel. r,Ouncinss. worth slso
t orsSi. sssd worth y,ra Friday ,oc
o,,.n.n NOT NOTION PkPAAE 1
10, Brass Photo Frames worth rs 70 Soc. tslishsly
-. -, foifEi GOODS DEPARTMENT.
LOT LOT glass Bottles Bottles. were l0c: Friday. &c.
JfxETEY Asp LEATaEs s dSops i. fMsNr.
lot LessSeS Purses and p0ckebo0ks. worth SO to
!Ss Rhine stone Hair Ornaments. worth q and
80 DRESS RES; TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
rrd os Remnants Of Black Laces. worth IS to 75c I'd
lot eOlored Bead Ornamental worth rs to &c.; hi.
day. l5c each:
Fine sewing siit Ssns. I'll cGSrs. xSits IS
Is HSSsIsS SSis ~ YEA DEpAErMEsy
Misses A SsT rRsh lsf Friday for $50
SE Ta:a Hsssi xsIa L Friday &C.
g pair Lace Curtsins White and Ecru. worth 81 49,
ss ss ~ .ss .Ssk ~ ga.
Fl IN fsasy ansSa :.h Be
DOC. yard; Friday SC. yard
DRi-GOODS DEPARTMENT
Can't describe the they are too numerous
remnants OF Wool Dress Goods exactly half price.
Remnants OF French and American SstteOne ct half
price.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
Balance Of our 0ros Grain More Ribbon, sold from
Soc to Csc; Friday Roc. yard
Balance Of our 35c. CORD Grapes; Friday Doc ward
SUIT DEPARTMENT.
! Lot Ladies' Psrcale suits. sold at s6 SO; Friday
Lot children's bingham suiss. sold q. g. 25 Fri.
day 69c.
BE sure and call this week. are selling all odds
and ends without regard to cost Bargains each Of
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caught In the wreck on the Union Pac,fc ra,,road
al kimoau, Nebraska, yesterday The one wreck
which M spreckeis Is sure to keep out OF il that
which h bound 70 overtake the sugar trust Some
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The star O., ~ .c...

Persons leaving the city for AN v lengtn NJ TINA
eah nave The STAR mailed regularly 70 any address
an. Ior any period they may desire.
Az orders for he Paper by mail mum 90
omPonseo oy ne nOney,-at the rate OF fifteen
80 week, or nifty cents per month, unless
- toreign country. when the price, includ-
Any postage, Is 80 cents per month.
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FOR SALE-IOTS.

IrOR SALE CHEAP - LOT 22xl0O. ON ST.,
4 near New Hampshire ave. Address TENNIS. Star
Office. au2y-3ts
L>OR SALE-13,3OO FEET OF GROUND In EAST
~ '., Mashington; on grade location good; room to
in the city; $1,000; u cash; balance and years.
au2S-3t' JOHN Il. DUNOHOE 3l3 East Capitol St
lHOR SALE-ONE OF THE BEST LOCATED COR
Il ner Lots on 18th ST., COLUMBIA Heights: 1000
feet oaryan at 80 cents; half cash Address BOZ
Ills, Star office au24 St.
lrOR SALE-BEAUTIFUL LOTS IN TRINIDAD
1T 18th and Boundary SITS for sale at bargain
small Cash payments long time. low interest
bEAl.l. BROWN & CO.,
au14-2m 1921 St
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-30

The charactensticaily French mode Of avenging
himself, adopted by one GARNER In Paris yester.
day, II fortunately unshadowed by any fatal re-
suits and hence can be laughed AZ for its pure alb
surdity. GARNER believed that he had been finan-
cially ruined by the Franco-Prussian war. but In
stead OF going TO Berlin and killing Bismarck or
Moltke, contented himself with a visit TO the Ger
man Embassy In Paris, and a shot, not at the am
oassador, but at one OF the porters Then dra-
matieaily exclaiming: eat last have killed one OF
them" he moved away and into the hands OF the
ponce. In accordance with the humorous aspect
Of the whole affair, the porter was unhurt, and It
presently turned out that he was no German, but
an UnoIending Frenchman, who was earning a
living BY work at the legation The business
throughout recalls one OF Gilbert and Sullivan's
comic plots and the only thing lacking 10 It's COM
pleteness for burlesque purposes would be 10 show
that the weapon used was not a f1rearm at all
but only pistol pop-gun with string tied TO the
cork
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-30

- fAiu ofcuo SAotus Size 1f-4. reduced 70
(second hoor.)
ODDS AND soLED sHAwLs.
8 Fine All Wool Cashmere si.1is. embro Old
ling. i each Cardinal, black and Cream.
(Third foor.)
BOYS sHIRr WAISTS.
8 Boys Unlaundered Mothers Friend" Shirt
waists, lies 8, 8 and 8 years.
Ie Boys EatraFi hl's Laanaered p.I SsS
"Mothers' Friend" shirt Waists. sizes 4, O. z
Esdusss, or Remnant Price.
H sc, size S-inch.
8 pair, Ladies, Extra Fine Unbieached Bal:
brigham Hose, silk-clocked. size =.
4 pairs Ladies superfine duality Unbiese6sd
Lise-thread Opera Length" Hose. size 8, half
Reduced. or Remnant Price, soc.
cEi.d's Corded Corset Waist, size 90.
siss q ceratd cSrsat Sai;
Ladies German Novsn. Goi;ets, size rs Is.
Reduced. or Remnant Price,. 81. so.
(Second hoor)
BIC Dresses. trimmed with sm5roidery s!' cam
Reduced: or Remnant nan. Price; Soc
Two luIhutS extra-nue CamDE1c Ores8ea
trimmed with embroidery.
Reduced. or Remnant Price.
2 Infants Hsnd-Kutt orsted SacQues. IiQhf
Blue, one Light Blue and White. Las. Of the lot
Reduced, or Remnant Price,. .2S
CORSET n GOWNS. LAdie.' ans c.mpric, square.
nsca Corset Covers, yoke q tg &c: and In
Reduced, or Remnant Price. ............6 Csc
Two High v-neck Cambria Corset Govern
Ane-embroidered around neck and sleeves siss
Reduced. or Remnant Price. ..75c
.s1S sssfInq p AIRS IN CURTAINS.
Having only one psir left Of these patterns.
We have concluded ~ close them out ct REM
9i Ssir %s%on M.ar.. cur.:in. down to s,.as
/: Il: EAT f.s. curtains. down t. s'''0
"Sij
Garnet Turcoman Portieres down to q.
J." Chenille Portieres, down tok66O
Also . quantity Of ~Short Lengths" d Cur
tain Scrtms. Madrss and Cretonnss. ct exceod-
BIA 1s III D asEnsas RtaSsr REMSAsrs
lnfants' Fancy Figured Wool Afghans, dark
colors only, tor carriages and cr1ba
Remnant or Reduced Price. n 40
= Zine Atwood Wrapper Blanksts choicA
narrow diagonal strtpcs. very slightly soilsd on
outside tolds. one saca eaus-and-w md pdnk-
Remnant or Reduced Price, "A
2 kxtn-Ane l2-l Whits Iarsodiis1 Quit.
slightly eotled o. outs1de foldA
1emnanS % Reduced Hx1ce.
1's''A 1''f soopwAsp ! Ioruaop.
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LOST AND FOUND.

OST-ONE LADIES' KID BOOT. SIZE 8, B LAST
IL from bundle between N G. ave. and 4th aud ID
o Leave same MOCKABEE Co., Shoe
Store, 1908 r St. aud receive reward IT.
OST - SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 81, A
AColts Improved Revolver with stamp Of MetroI OIL
ital Police force on it. Liberal reward If turned to
Station Of Fourth Precinct au29-:3ts
T OsT-BABYs NICK CHAIN. WITH GOLD DOL
IL lar attached and ring on chain name of May" on
dollar. Reward for same If left at WELLEk'S Drug
Store, 1o1 9Th St Sc au2S-3ts
I OsT-AUGUsT % GOING FROM 1917 ST s W.
~ down l4th to ave-, then taken 4th st car chids
necklace, valued q relic from deceased mother; az
reward t2l2 l3k sts.w. or 6l3 b st. NV, su2S-3ts
7 OsT-ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON, ON 10TH ST
~ extended between Moodley road and T 90. q bam-
boo cane with white ripged agate head. mbnogruIn
Nv. G. H." on band. Suitable reward for return 20
1115 ST NV au2s-3ts
1Ifor drawing purporting To be Q column of rocks
by returning the same to A. CUkEI, 1000 Penna ave
au2S3ts
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WANTED ROOMS

YVANTED- ROOM AND BOARD BIZ YOUNG GIN
must not eIceed sa5 address Boz laa. star ono. "
WANrsD-Io kkNT-THREE OR FOUR IN
Address BOZ sos. caty 2. u snso-St.
VVANTED-BY SINGLE GENTLEMAN IN NEW
w quiet house two unfurnshed Front r, ,oma, With
as a. heat bath on s, ssn o ss0 Address Dr.
WANTKD-Iwo COMMUNICATING, AIRY. IN.
w furnished I'd story TO, ma. Address TEACHER
Star offce au3O-xt'
WANTED-RooMs SUITABLE FoR DooroR's
ave-; references exchanged Address Box Al star Of
nee aa2e-3t'
VVANrED-TO RENT BIZ AN EXPEKIENCED
house Address. until september /. BOZ I3l STIR 81.
ice. au2s-2ts
WANTFD-BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, FUR.
nished Room; private family preierrcd; 18th TO
dress naming price, Boz 10. Star ofhce. au2Y-2t'
WANTED-BY MARRIED COUPLE WITHOUT
W child en- two unfurni.hed rooms. near 18th 50
8 A C.. p I'd st ne; terms moderate au2e-3s
WANTED--ATo ONCE, TWO FURNISHED ROOMS.
w second nooi, with board for three sduits-with
tsned eSys s,. s;sss pos and locality o, no n,,os
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN, FOX SELF AND
w daughter. three furnished rooms tonn parlorl
sion 0 Reference given srd rsaurs address Be-. IS
WANTED-THNEF tVr6KSisaED ROOMS ron
w two adults; modern IMPROVEMENTS; references
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE LARGE
w well furnished front room aud board with pri-
ysts family who own theF hoa,s or psrmsaent tenant
Office. au2S.3ts
WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE HAND
w sonely furnished floor In desirable house with
p PIE rensa private family terms not over $40
politan Club su25
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WooDwARD & LorHnop.s Column.
THuRsDAx. AUGUST 80, 1883.
This u the last week Of Early Closing until
next Summer. We begin Saturday. September
1, to keep open until pm.
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We are now prepared to furnish anything that may
be desired in the way Of
FALL WEIGHT UNDERWEAR
for LADIES and CHILDREN.
AL the best numbers Of the
AMERICAN HOSIERY CoMPANY's
goods here Ribbed Vests promise to be more pop-
uar this than before and we have made extra
preparations to have . splendid assortment Of them
Ribbed silk Vests dall weishD with long or short
sleeves In cream white pink and blue
Short sleeves, 80.
Long sleeves. S2.S9.
Ribbed Babrisgan Vests (Fsl weisht), with long or
short sleeves,
from zoe. mp. according to size
Ribbed. Atwood Vests, American Hosiery Goods,
long or short sleeves.
from 8l.25 mp.
Ma tural Wool vests and pants. Silk bound and
stitched,
abarsain at q each
THE PA1AIs ROYAL.