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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-30
LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
For the District of Columbia. MARYLAND. Della
ware and Virginia, fair; stationary tempera-
ture; northwesterly winds.
To-MoRRow's EVENT.
Opening Extraordinary.
r. GoLDscHMrD,
Formerly Of 7th str
1907 and 1909 f st. NV.
(Adjoining Boston Dry Goods House.)
Note Carefully Your
Opportunities
At this Sale
Opportunity No. French China Dinner
Sets OF 125 pcs, almost transparent, rich
floral decorations. Regular price S37 so:
our price SPAS.
Opportunity No. 2-other Dinner Sets of 127
pcs. made OF American Porcelain. hand
some decorations in floral designs, never
offered for less than S27. so, at S1948.
Opportunity No. 3.-Dinner and Tea Sets COM
bined, ia pcs, English Decorated China,
worth els, at s7.9S.
Opportunity No. 4.-Large Size Chamber Sets,
10 pcs, rich handpainted decorations
Regular price $3.50, at 81. 49,
Opportunity No. 5.-Real French China Tea
Sets, Sc pcs, novel shape, handpainted
decorations siS Of T. exquisite 5 designs Actual
Opportunity No. 6-Decorated English China
Tea Sets, Sc pcs, worth $3.50, at S2.78.
Opportunity No. 7.-6 Handpainted French
China Cups and Saucers, with plates to
L.
Opportunity No. S.-The same in English Dec
Grated China, worth 1.50 at 7Sc
Opportunity No. as Cups and Saucers, to-
gether with Tea Pot, all of japanese ware,
on a tray, for 4Sc.
Opportunity No. 10.-Beautiful Plush Shaving
Case, elegantly fitted. value 81, at CSC.
Opportunity No. I'LL Dressing Case, fitted
complete. at 48c.
Opportunity No. 12.-s2 Plush Dressing Case,
fitted, at CSC.
Opportunity No. 1s.-s1 Plush Photo. Albums,
at 58c
Opportunity No. 14-s2 Music Boxes, q airs)
Opportunity No. 15.-Nickel-Plated Alarm
Opportunity No. 1871 Tool Chests at CSC.
Opportunity No. 17.-S1 Dolls at 4Sc.
Opportunity No. 1850 Dolls at Csc.
Opportunity No. 1871 Clothes Hampers at
4Sc
Opportunity No. 2O.-s1 Work Stands at 4sc.
Opportunity No. 21.-Carpet Sweepers from
the celebrated BisseIs Carpet Sweeper Co.
Every one warranted-worth 81, at CSC.
Opportunity No. 22.-Large reversible Smyrna
Mats worth 81 at Sc.
Opportunity No. 2s.-smyrna Rugs 26x54 worth
Opportunity No. 2A-smyrna Rugs sO1so worth
Opportunity No. 25.-Smyrna Rugs 4sx4s worth
$3.50 at S3.1S
Opportunity No. 26.-Mottled Door Mats at 21c.
Opportunity No. 27.-Lindleum Door Mats
worth Soc. at 2Sc.
Opportunity No. 2s.-Hassocks worth SOC. at
lie.
Opportunity No. 29-Fine thin tumblers. value
81 per dozen, will sell for &c. per dozen.
The same remarkably low prices will pre-
vail throughout the stores.
Don't miss your opportunity.
r. GoLDscHMID,
1007-l009 F st. NV.
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The WormIey Hotel Property,

Mr.. A. s. Worthington, of the firm of Worth
ington 4 Heald, who have charge of the
wormley hotel property for the trustees of the
Hooper estate, said this afternoon that
they had been authorized to put the
property on the market, but concerning
the statements that the hotel and the building
occupied by the German legation were to be
purchased by Boston syndicate he was unable
to say anything.
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ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.-Mr. Powers Re.
cital.
NATIoSAL.-Warde in civilian Tell"
AIBAUaHs.-''The Twelve Temptations"
HARRIs.-wilbur Opera Company.
WILLARD HALL--Prof. Carpenter.
KERSAS's.-variety and boxing.
PANORAMA Battle of Shiloh"
GLoBE.-Variety
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ATTEND Augenstein's grand opening tomorrow


Having made extensive alterations in our
store we ere enabled to add several lines of
new goods. We especially call your attention
to our pretty ornaments, suitable for decorat-
ing Xmas trees.
To avoid the rush before the holidays we
suggest the advisability of purchasing now.
We invite you to inspect our stock, and You
can then decide for yourselves whether we
have made a nice selection of goods at low
prices. TURPIN d Co.,
Sc. Store, 439 It'll street NV
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BARGAINS IN FIRsT-CLAss SHoEs.-In order to
reduce our unusual large stock we have deter
mined to offer special inducements: Sc Gents
Hand-sewed Caters at SO. So "a Seamless Welt
Cater, 81 81: $3.50 Solid WAukenphast, 81 IS;
IS Ladies' Hand-sewed Button, S325; "a Fair
Stitched Dongola, $50; ~ 80 Flexible Kid and
Tsbble, 81. IS. Misses and Boys Shoes very low.
Rubber Boots and Arctics all sizes.
L. HEILBRUy
400 7th at
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TIE TICKET SALE for the Bischoff concerts
begins to- morrow morning at Ellis 4 Co.'S.
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SiIyeryyare Given AWAY

Attend Augensteins Grand Holiday Opening
Tomorrow, when every purchaser of 81 or
more will be presented with a handsome butter
knife or sugar shell. Make no mistake. We
are on the east side of It'll street. between II
and l streets northwest. and have been for
over eighteen years.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES. Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk of the court to
VIM. Edward Lowe. of Forrestville. Md, and
Mary Selena Bowdin; Arthur B. Suit and Grace
A. L. Shelton; George 81. West and Mildred
Storrow; d. J. Butler and Fannie C. Coleman;
James Lee and Emily Pierre; Eugene G.. Har-
bour and Florence E. Seymour; Simon Bailey
and Mary Ford, both Of Alexandria county,
Va; Charles Barnes and Jennie Nelson: John
Dixon and Mary E. Beckett; John w. Montgom-
cry and Christiana E. Slattery: W. Fl. Brent
and Lucy Carter; Charles E. Fletcher and
Blanche E. Seitz; Daniel Stevenson and Carrie
Jackson.
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Coffees. Teas. Chocolates. ,ec.

SohcSs, ASas, SHocOlates, &C.
Our Coffees are the finest and freshest to be
found in the city, and at lower prices than
elsewhere. Old Government Java, fresh and
fine, 30c.; Mocha and Java, 30c.; splendid
Coffee, 25c.; Good Coffee, 20c.; Delightful
Mixed Tea, &C.,; fine Mixed Tea. 4Oc.; Ian
Hing, superb tea, special value, Csc: Splendid
Table Butter. S0c.; Good Table Butter, 25c.:
together with splendid line of Family Gro.
ceries at very low prices
III. d p. MErzGER, All 7th st. NV.
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A S35Q Shoe for 81 %

Fortunate circumstances enable us to offer
tomorrow 800 prs. Ladies' fine Dongola But
ton, Opera and Com. Sense lasts, widths b To
e, sizes 2 to 8, for Sl.9S. They are worth
$3.50. Come and see "A bargain that is a
bargain" Ferd. Frank, 1905 l4th st. NV. and
1913 Penna ave. se.
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grand holiday opening tomorrow

2-KARAT SOLITAIRE DIAMOND EARRINGS, 800;
for karat, $50; diamond screw earrings, Ss.50
up. Il. HARRIS & Co.. 1872 It'll ST.
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Oysters.

Plenty Of Oysters all of the finest grades.
served in every available style. Steamed and
half-sheu a speciality. The celebrated Lynn
Haven Bays. FRANK JoHNsoN's RESTAURANT.
Corner 9Th and E sts. u. W.
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BARGAINS FOB SATURDAY.-Ladies' fine DON
COLA Kid Button Boots, patent leather tips,
S1.9S, worth 50; Mems Walking Shoes at 81 SO,
worth So; Boys and Misses School Shoes
IS Cts. worth sl.50. FAMILY SHOE STORE,
3l0 Seventh 81
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FoLL1Es Or TIE Times

WE DON'T KNOW. BUT YOU BET ON THE
ELECTION. AND HAD TO PAY MONEY YOU
COULD ILL-AFFORD TO SPARE.
WASN'T IT FOLLY TO TAKE SUCH
CHANCEss
IF YOU ARE LOSER BY THE RECENT
ELECTION, ARE THERE NOT HUNDRED
AND ONE THINGS OCCUR TO YOU FOR
WHICH YOU COULD HAVE JUDICIoUsLY
EXPENDED THE MONEY YOU GAMBLED
AWAY IN YoKING A WISH AND AN
OPINION!
THERE ISN'T LOSER OR A WINNER
OF SUCH BETS WHO WON'T READILY
CoNCEDE THAT THE WHOLE PROCEDURE
WAS UNMITIGATED FOLLY.
WELL THERE ARE OTHER FoI.LIEs
NOT ALWAYS so PAIPABLE PERHAPS
IT'S FOLLY TO DEPRIVE YOUR FAM
LIES OF STOVES. CARPETS, CHAMBER
AND PARLOR SUITES. OR HoUsEFURNIsH-
ING GOODS OF ANY KIND. BECAUSE YOU
HAVEN'T ALL THE MONEY IN HAND TO
PAY CASH DOWN. WE SAY IT'S FOLLY.
BECAUSE OUR CREDIT PLAN Is ONE YOU
WOULD EMBRACE AT ONCE II You
UNDERSTOOD IT.
THEN IT'S FOLLY NOT TO CALL AND
EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND TERMS
AGAIN. IT'S A DISASTROUS FOLLY.
WHEN YOU DO KNOW OUR TERMS. MOTTO
LIVE UP TO THEM MORE DIsAsTRous
FOR YOU THAN FOR Ua
BUT THERE rs NO FOLLY CAN EQUAL.
THAT OF DEPRIvINa YOUR FAMILIES
AND RoBBING YOUR HOMES OF SIMPLE
COMFORTS FOR THE SAKE OF MpuIo-
NC MANIA FOB BETTING,
HOUSE I HHRRMANN,s
CASH AND CREDIT Housx
And eas axvRxrH sTzxzr nv.
AND $50 xAss. AVENUE
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FINE SILK HATS, "A and SIS; best Sc; Latest
styles in stiff and soft hats, 81 to "a. Kid Dog
Skin Cape, and Astrachan Wool Gloves, Fine
Wool and Merino Undershirts and Drawers
Full Dress Shirts, Puff Scarfs, Suspenders, &C.,
DC. r. c. Lewis Son, 1921 New York ave.,
naar 1Sfh NJ
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Copper-Bound and Steel Riveted

COpper.B0und and Steel. Riveted
are. not stronger than our new SOC. Canton
Flannel Drawers. A few of their strong points.
Clinched buttons, reinforced seat, every seam
double-stitched; in short, a model of strength
and beauty. FRANC.
One-Price Halter and Furnisher,
Corner TIN and D.
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~ A T A r r n

Is complaint which affects nearly everybody more or
less. 1t originates in a cold, succession Of colds
combined with impure blood. Disagreeable flow from
the nose tickling in the throat offensive breath pain
over and between the ringing and bursting noises
in the ears are the more common symptoms. Catarrh
is cured by Hoods Sarsaparia which strikes directly
at its cause by removing all impurities from the blood
building up the diseased tissues and giving healthy
tone to the whole system.
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JUsr OPENED-Another lot of those Mems
Shoes, in button, lace, and congress, plain or
tipped, at s1.25; every pair worth 81 at the
FAMILY SHOE STORE
$40 7th straet
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Hotel johnson, European,
Corner 18th and Z. High-grade Oysters. Ter
rapin, Red Head and Canvas Back Duck. The
highest grades produced
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The low prices at which we frame pictures
causes a rush during Xmas Holidays We would
ask our patrone to please send in their orders as
early as possible and oblige.
THos. l.. McPHEE,
'The Capitol Hill Stationer," 2O7 Pa ave. se
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CHARGED WITH GIVING BALLS WITHOUT TAX
ING Our LICEYsE.-Patrick Reagan gave a
ball last night at It'll and Pomeroy streets. over
his saloon. He sent out invitations and many
of his friends responded. The fee for taking
care of hats was % cents each. Reagan claimed
when charged in the Police Court to-day with
giving ball without license. that the money
was not received by him. but by one Of the
neighbors. He was fined IS. A colored man
named Robert Moten was charged with SINH
lar offense. He gave ball last night and OBJ
tanned permit from the Commissioners this
morning When asked if the ball was given for
charitable purpose he said it was. what was
it given for?' asked the judge. ''The Butler
Light Infantry" he answered. 'Tt's to take
care of the sick and bury the dead ''Dead
soldiers?" "Yes sir" ''Tbere has not been a
battle lately" The case was dismissed.
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E. F. BROOKS, 531 18th

% LADIES BUrroy Doors only $1.96, at
FAMILY SHOE STORE,
80 18th street.
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A FULL LINE OF MES's CALF, KIP AND RUBBER
Boots, all styles and prices, at the
FAMILY SHOE STORE,
80 Seventh ST
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STUFFEDUP FEELING.

"For several years have been troubled with that
terribly dsagreeable disease, catarrh took Hoods
Sarsapara with the very best results 1t cured Of
that continual dropping in my throat and stuffed-up
feeling 1t has also helped my mother, who has taken
it for down state of health and kidney trouble
recommend Hoods Sarsaparills to all a good medi-
cine" MRS. s. D. HEATH, Putnam, Conn.
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COMPELLED TO CLOSE Our Doors ON ACCOUNT
OF THE RUsH.-Dollars upon dollars saved by
the people of Washington by our loss. On ac-
count Of the fire at our store last week we will
continue to sell every garment in our store at
exactly one Cd half marked price. This is an
occasion Acknowledgements and overcoats at
half price. The reductions are so large. and
the way in which we are selling the goods they
won't last long. So come early and secure the
greatest bargain ever offered It's plain every
body who has bought appreciates this sale.
Why shouldn't they? We are selling elegant
suits and overcosts for less than we can make
them up again. but then they must go, and this
IL the way it's going to be DONE
Mems srita our ovp ralia HE
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The BEST THINGS CoUNTERFHITED.
Buyers should insist on having the genuine
Bakers Norwegian Cod Liver Oil.
JNo. G. BAKER Il Co., Philadelphia.
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WINTER RESORTS.
VALUABLE INFORMATION.


LADIES' BROADCLOTH. yard and half wide, purs
wool reduced 20 zoe, cash value al,
HENRIETTA CLOTH SUl1lNG, nearly one yard
and a-haf wide pure French wool very nnest quality;
wonderful bargains: only SOC cash value, Ell.
DOUBLE WHITE WOOL BLANKETS. immcnss
fIPEkiAI 'D5fAGoSAf sER6T. double width. III
BLACK sILks, as. SIC. 81, 81 .25, sls so
fine wool double width. all colors. wonderful bar
COlORED ASH RlCAN CLOTH. 15c
BLANKETS imnense size pure wool; extrz hessS
finest quality, Is, 60 so -,
width pure French wool, only SIC real value 5Oc-
HANDSOME CLOTH Pl-AIDs. yard and = half wide
pure wool; wonderful cash hargztnl Doc
rCOIORED SILK PLUsHES 30. zoe. 81,
ELEGANT FRENCH sATT1NECOMfOhTs.e 2.6o
CARRIERS.
III MARKET SPACE. NEAR I'm st.
MT door 20 the Boston Variety Store.
yALUABIE PRESENTS FOR CASH CUSTOMERS
CASH CUSTOMERS win select one q the following
presents with purchase Of over; Pair Of Iie-
rnnt Damask Towels. worth 81: half Dozen Dzmn~k
Napkins. worth 55c-. or = pair Of snk Embroldercd
Corsets, worth 75c.
Cash Customers viii select one Of the following
presents with Q purchase Of sl0; One Dozen Fins
b.mAn Linen Napkins. worth sl-5o; Two PAIRS q
Elegant pamask Towels, worth &2; IArge-size Hand
some Bridal Qralt worth sl.5o. NOES
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WI1oM's Saturday., 500 9th street.-Fresh
pork, corned pork, sausage. 10c.; corned beef,
&c. (best quality; New York dairy butter, 2Sc;
veal, beef, poultry, vegetables. DC.
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Stealing From the Navy Yard.

CoLoRED EMPLOYEES ARREsTED-vALUABLE ARTI-
Giles SOLD FOR JUNK.
series of petty thefts have been discovered
at the Washington hayward The property
taken was worth several hyndred dollars to
the government, but yielded little to the
thieves. Wednesday morning Officer Mans
field found Frank Washington, young negro.
endeavoring to sell brass casting to a Junk
dealer, and took him into custody. This ar
rest led to the apprehension of Albert
Stuart, Albert Holmes and BENJAMIN
Foster. These men were employed in the
yard, and it is alleged that they were in the
habit of lounging about the shops until the
closing hour. In the confusion they would. it
Is charged, pick up pieces Of metal brass
valves. pipe, or anything that could be sold to
junk-dealers. and throw them over the wall
into big pond Of water just outside. Then
the first opportunity sell it.
After the arrests Officer Branson put on q
pair of rubber boots and waded about the pond
and found three large brass valves that had
been made in the navy-yard for the steam fit
tings of the new United States cruiser New
York. These valves each weigh some 40 or 20
pounds and cost the government $40 or ESQ
apiece. Several pigs Of brass were also
found. There are five other valves missing.
which it is probable are yet at the bottom Of
the pond The prisoners were yesterday CON-
mitted for a hearing
ST. DoMINIc's FAIR.-The special attractions
for this evening will be minstrel and speciality
pin and gold headed cane. The contestants
are Messrs. j. Clark and r. McLane, and Messrs.
A. V. Higdon and VIM. Kuhn.
PosrPoSENENr OF THE FIELD THANKSGIVING
to the inclemency of the weather the field trials
OF the Washington city kennel club have been
postponed until December IS and IA. Over
twenty dogs have been entered, and the trial
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Royal Glue mends broken dishes, chairs. 60

The Only Black Hosiery that win not
crock, grow rusty or turn green, bears the
trade mark Of Smith q Angel Every pair
warranted to give satisfaction after wearing or
money refunded A complete assortment Of
ladies', children's and gents. Sold only by
woodward q Lothrop. tu,th,s
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The BIscHoFF CoNcERTs.-While the second
or "B" series Of Bischoff concerts. to be given
on Wednesday evenings, will be by the same
persons and organizations that appear in the
first or ga" series Of concerts. the program at
each entertainment will be entirely new and
distinct The sale of season tickets begins at
Ellis tomorrow.
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AuGESsrEIS's entire stock is made up of new
and fresh goods.
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FINE BUTTER. Jas. F. Oyster, cor. Pa. ave.
and 9Th, and 9th-st. wing Center Market.
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BIRD SEED, cents pound. Kolb's Phar-
macy. 9TH and streets.
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Nor ONE CISr EZRA FAaE Is charged ON the
Baltimore and Ohio limited, which beats the
time Of all other limiteds between Washineton
and Philadslphia. --Adr
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tIoYAL

Ror4I
BAxrsa
PovDra
A1sorurrrr PUnn
This powder never varies. marvel Of purity
strength and whoissomsnsss. More economical than
the ordinary knd and cannot b sold In competition
With the nuietads Of low test abort weight alum or
phospasss pewsses SID only n ssna RoxAI 1Axue
4owpm o.. 100 van sAH.x
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Go TO c. A. MUDDIMAN. 1906 street, for Gas
Fixtures and Rochester Lamps.
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ROCHESTER AND DUPLEX LAMPS at Shedd &
Bros, 432 9Th st.
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ALL new and fresh goods at Augenstein's.

PURE RUssEr CIDER, fresh made every day,
at WHTrSEY's, All Penn. ave. NV.
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The Oriole, S22 eth and 1922 Pa. ave.,

offers,
Saturday and Monday,
$3.50 brown and black short coats at Leg:
our $50, in plain colors, navy, brown or gar
net, S29S; all our 80 coats, in a variety of
checks, mixed greys, browns or blues and in
striped, 1928; our S5.49 newmarkets, brown
and black stripe, with cape, S423; our s6.49
newmarket in fine stripes or check, at So
our 80. so newmarket, made in the latest style,
loose front, full back, bell sleeve, Sc 50; our
20 misses newmarket, in brown stripe, S3. So;
our $3.50 misses newmarket, wide stripe
shoulder cape, S5.4S; childs long coat, stripe
pattern. angels sleeve, size 6 years, S. 40; size
., Zoe. more; size 10, Soc. more; size II, Use.
more; ladies' 4-button kid gloves. good quail
ity, Soc; 4-button emb. back kid gloves, CSC. !;
chlorens undershlrts TO- l219, Is, Is and 2lc.,
according to size; children's undershirts or
drawers, in better goods, 10, q and 25c.: chill
dren's wool undershirts or drawers, in white or
red, so, SO, 70 and &c.
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GAIL at Augenstein's. All new goods.

Go TO JNo. r. KELLY, Center Market, for Wash
ington dressed beef. Corned beef specially.
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LOCAL MENTION.
HOLIDAY GIFTs.

HOLIDAY GIFTS.
Imported Bronzes.
Extension Lamps.
Table Lamps.
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Grand Holiday Opening
AT The FAIR,
Sl2 It'll st. u. w

Sl2 It'll ST. n. W.
This being the 18th annual opening of the
Holiday Season at this mammoth establish
ment we will, in commemoration of the event,
present to each of our lady visitors Terra
Gotta Figure as a souvenir. To mSke this (our
Openlng) grand success. we will offer some
startling bargains. We ask of you to make
careful observation of the following goods as
to the price We will offer them for.
A large size mottled Cocoa Door Mat. only
25c. round nickeline Trays, only &C.: Japanned
tin Cuspidors, with gold band, only Sc: silk
plush, satin-lined Dressing Case, with celuloid
fittings, only 79c.; very large kid body Doll.
with bisque head, only &c.; pretty Carriage,
with bisque head and kid body Doll, only Sc;
large size skin Horse, on stand. only &c.; a
box OF square Alphabet Blocks, only &C.; large
size child's Rocking Chair, has perforated back
and seat, only &c.; child's Writing Desk. made
OF solid oak, only S9c.; very large hardwood
iron axle Express Wagon, only $780,; s'the Chi
cago Air Rifle" with 100 shots, a dart and
target, all for &c.; this is undoubtedly the best
toy gun made; child's set, silver-plated Knife
Fork and Spoon, in box, only 21c.; six each.
sllver-plated. Knives and Forks, in case, only
s1.69; handsome oxydized Umbrella Stand,
weighted bottom, brass trimmed, only S1.19;
large satin vase, only &c.; extra large size.
satin vase, only $780,; hand-painted. French
china Cuspidors only 44c.; a ruby-colored
glass Water Set, comprising tray, tumblers
and pitcher, only S1.09; large decorated tin
loheto pieces, only 9oc.; new shape por-
celain Chamber Set, with broad colored band
and gold lines, only $685. decorated English
china, square shape Tea Sets, only g 50;
French china, hand-painted Tea Set, has Sc
pieces, only 1927; hand-painted, scalloped-
edge Salad Bowls, only 17c.; square shape,
decorated English china, combined Dinner,
Breakfast and Tea Set, has 100 pieces, only
Sl1.s7; handsome, hand-painted, French china
Dinner Set, only S22. SO.
'THE FAIR"
FRANKIE & Co., Proprietors.
N.B-During the month of December our
store will be open until o'clock: SATURDAYS.
II o'clock p. m. III THE FAIR.
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Colgate Cos refined Cashmere Bououet
Caprice and Hsliotrops saehst Powders sre
unsquaueo tu,f-2w
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For Coughs and Throat Disorders use
BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs-sHave never
changed my mind respecting them, except
thipk better of that which began thinning
well of."-Rsu. Henry Ward Beecher. Sold only
IN boxes. eo3-K
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A POLICEMAN Has Hrs LEG BRoKEN.-Yes-
terday Policeman B. T. Rhodes. of the eighth
precinct had his left leg broken above the
ankle. The officer was mounted. and with 9TH
ers headed the line of parde of the District
militia, and as he was turning at Az street the
horse he was riding slipped and fell He was
taken to the Office of DIR. Townshend where
he was attended and was afterward taken to
the Garfield hospital,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-30

Phillips Digestible Cocoa
Furnishes nutriment and adds digestion. leo
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seN0thfng succeeds like success" and DR.
Bulls Cough Syrup is wonderfully successful I