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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-27
ALEXANDRIA.
Reported for the EVENING STAR.

Reported for the EVENING STAR.
OPENING OF PUBLIC ScHooLs-Alexandria is
probably the only place in the country where
the public schools are open fully ten months in
the year, beginning on the LIST of September
and closing on the 30th of June. The schools
Will open next week. Permits Will be granted
by the clerk Of the school board 10 white chill
dren on next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
at the Peabody building and on Thursday and
Friday to colored children at the. same place
The Issue takes place each day between 9 and
o'clock. Last year there were IL white and
ii colored teachers, with an enrolmentof 1 G66
pupils. The average attendance at the white
schools was 768 and at the colored schools $40
pupils The school board requires that all
fathers shall pay the school tax $50 cents per
annum) before permit Is granted to their
children. but there are no conditions attending
the issue of permits to fatherless children.
DEATH OF THE OYSTER INsPECToR.-The fu-
neral of Mr.. Bernard Struder took place yester-
day afternoon from st. Mary's church. Mr..
Struder was the last oyster inspector of Alex
andria. He had not exercised the functions of
his office for some time and his Office dies with
him, as in the present temper of the CITY coun-
Gil no successor will be elected. Mr. Struder
was only thirty-fve years Of age at the time of
his death.
NoTEs-Lee camp, Confederate Veterans,
will meet tonight at the Columbia engine house
to determine whether they will attend the I'M
yelling OF the confederate monument at Ma
haeooc uCAs Itiuhl.-1u6 new republican
committee of this district is composed of r. r.
Farr, Park Agnew, s. T. Baily, IT,, W. c. Eiam
and ]. T. Brooke.-The habeas corpus case of
Lewis Bell, agent Of the United States express
company, held by Police Capt. Webster here for
refusal to pay the city license tax, was heard
Saturday in Baltimore by Judge Bond
and the decision was postponed.-
The shoe shop of Mr.. E. Lyles has been rob-
bed.--The Alexandria republican delegates
from Norfolk have returned well pleased with
their work.-The too previous" gunners
have been driven from Hunting creek bridge
and the marshes by the police and one (Mr.
Arrington) arrested but some manage still to
hide and shoot. Next week the hunting season
will open in earnest.-The mayor has sent
Edward Grayson to jail for assault upon Danl
Triplett and will hear the case further.-
Mr.. Jas. Appich Of this city has removed his
confectionery business to Washington-
MIR. G.. W. Pettis has polar bear at his saloon.
Some other saloons, it is said, keep the
tiger.-Beech's Sons of this city have con-
tract for the new tin roof at the Clifton beach
pavilion.-AAfter the present week there will
be no discount on tax bills, and in December
interest will be added to all tax tills un-
paid.--The cannery sheds were sold yester-
day afternoon by the city sergeant and bought
by City Treasurer Harlow.
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She Overcame Her Awe at Last.

From the Chicago Times.
Harriet Beecher Stoves son, the Rev. Chas,
E. Stowe, Of Hartford, Conn, met with an ex-
perience the other evening which completely
nonplussed him. One evening quite recently
he dined with Mrs. J. W. Boardman, proprie-
tress OF the Hotel Woodruff Visiting Mrs.
Boardman is q cute little niece about five years
years of age. She Is q regular chatterbox and
makes many bright remarks during q day.
Fearing lest the child would astonish the
preacher by some outlandish saying her aunt
warned her to keep mum during the dinner.
The admonition was listened TO with awe.
and at the table the little one scarcely dared
look at Mr.. Stowe, not wishing to commit a
supposed sin. While the servant was absent
from the room the little girl noticed there was
no butter on her small pin dish.
She didn't mind holding her tongue. but To
eat bread without butter-that would never do
She took Q survey Of the table, and 10 and be.
hold, the butter dish was directly in front Of
the preacher. Wistfully she gazed at both for
. few seconds. Never in her brief existencs
did she appear so .pensive. Then gathering
all her courage and clearing her throat she
said: Dear pastor, won't you please, for
Christs sake, pass the butter"
The Rev. Mr.. Stowe never received such :.
shock de leaned over in his chair to pick mn
bis napkin, which, Of course, had not fallen
Mrs. Boardman must ct that moment arrange
window curtain and the other guests Vers
suddenly troubled with . friendly cough.
Little Mabel, self-satisaed that she had done
the proper caper, was the only one ct the table
who could positively prove that shs IVES alive.
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New Postal Facilities.

new thing in the way Of postal facilities ID
TO be inaugursted in Boston on October I,
when hfteen stations are 10 be established in
hotels, news stands, and drug stores in various
parts OF the city, where newspapers and pack
ages may be mailed For two years Postmaster
Corse has urged this innovation upon the de-
partment and Boston viii be the first city
where the idea IL introduced Each station
clerk is 70 be paid el0o yearly and each viii be
provided with two mail bags-one for matter
matter going out Of the city. Scales viii also
be furnished that the correct postage may b
ascertained, and aggravating mistakes thus be
avoided. Wagons viii make two collections
daily-ons In the forenoon and another In the
afternoon- II the stations meet With favor
able reception BY the public they win undoube-
Odly 10 o0tAblishod IN othor otfi6a
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GRAND EXCURSION TO PEN MAR ToMoRRow
VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILRoAD.-The summit
OF the Blue Ridge is famous for its extensive
and beautiful scenery, and Pen Mar Is one OF
Its most noted points. The grounds are adj
mirably appointed for the purpose of picnic
parties. In order that the people Of Washing
ton may have an opportunity TO spend day on
Mountain top, the Pennsylvania railroad will
run another excursion tomorrow, leaving Bal
timore and Potomac station tomorrow at s:s5
am, and arrive at Pen Mar 20 noon, return
ing, leave Pen Mar 5:35 pm. Only Sl.50 for
the round trip. Don't fail to JOIN the excur-
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Consolidation of Gas Lands.

The New York Sun states that the group Of
owners Of the Ohio and Indiana natural gas
landslide Dayton interest, the Mercer interest
and the Brice interest-haye consolidated their
interests under the control OF Mr.. Calvin s.
Brice. The combination embraces 10000 acres
Of gas lands, and the intention is to pipe the
gas to the leading western cities
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A New York Bond Syndicate.

The New York World alleges that a syndicate
of Wall street bankers has been formed, con-
trolling $40, 100000 Of government bonds, with
the view of compelling the treasury to pay ex-
orbitant premiums for the bonds which it ae-
cepts. In case the treasury refuses all offers
of bonds, the syndicate will create stringency
in the money market in the hope OF forcing the
government to buy bonds as the only method
Of avoiding panic.
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Exchanged Names and Sentences.

An embezzter and . drunk" EXCHANGED
sentences and names in the municipal court
dock in Boston yesterday after being tried and
found guilty. The embezzler had received Q
sentence Of six months and the drunk had
been sent to the island for one month. The
latter had hoped for longer sentence that he
might get free lodgings during good part of
the winter, and said so when he heard the
young embezzler bemoaning his fate. The
tence offered the other sI0 for an exchange of
positions and names. The exchange was made
The embezxler paid the drunkard's fine and
walked ont Of the court house.
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Damaged by Big Waves.

A heavy northeastern gale prevailed along
the shore at Asbury Park, N. J., yesterday and
the surf was extremely rough in consequence.
Vast quantities of sand have been carried AWAY
from the beach at several points, somewhat
endangering the plaza and the pavillions. At
high tide last night the waves were over the
fishing pier and pounded the plaza 80 hard
that the structure Is considerably weakened at
several points.
portion OF the board walk would 20. but the
tide turned and the danger Is less Imminent
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Another Victim of Cigarettes.

The New York Herald says Carleton Harris Of
New York, a nephew Of Jay Gould, died sud-
denly at noon yesterday at Round Island, N.Y.,
where he had been spending his vacation.
The cause Of death is supposed to be cigarette
smoking
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PROPOSALS.

10 1eaO OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON, August %,
lSSySesled proposals will be received at this office
bS ,s' 70 construct Brick stable Grade Lot and
buno hetalning Wall ut Police Station No g. street
between goth and 2lst streets NV Blsnk forms Of
PROPOSALS, spechcations and all information may be
nsu on spphcstion to the Inspector Of Buldngs and
only On those forms fully complied with viii bids be
considered The Commissioners reserve the right to
Ch ,,.s y. RAYMOND. Commissioner d. q.
Pk0p0sALS FOR FURNIsHING FIRE AND
slnEET HfDRANTS.-OF1ScEo THE Co1fNIs-
s sssIsa p C. W.snNoroS: p e. AuEust 1859
IM SH O'CLOCK NJ. on THURSDAY, EEPTEM.
PEN FlEIH, 1889. for furnishing ffty Fire Hy-
me sa, For snecnc.tions blank. which bids
Office The right reserved to reject any snd ali BIDS
or parts Of bids: JOHN w. DOUGLASS, L e. HINE
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Mrs. James G. Blaine, Jr., Seriously i'll.
The New York Herald says that Mrs. James
@. Blaine, jr., who has been rehearsing for her
theatrical debut, is seriously i'll with infam-
matory rheumatism. II will be some time be-
fore she can appear on the stage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-27

AN INTERESTING TRIP.-Every Thursday TO
Harper's Ferry. No confusion or crowding.
Every ticket entities the holder to a reserved
seat. Round trip 81. Train leaves Baltimore
and Ohio station every Thursday, 10 a. m, COM
mencing August /. Secure seats in advance at
619 and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue. No extra
charge. An excellent dinner at Hotel Conner
Harper's Ferry, so cents.-Adrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-27

Cap. Henry Crawford, who was known - the
Oldest steamboat captain on the Delaware river,
died in Philadelphia Sunday Of pneumouis
and heart disease. He was born In Baltimore
in l8l6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-27

Go ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENING "a
Marshall Hall EXCURSION. See advertisements
Adut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-27

~ ing OF papers by Huxley, Malluck, Mrs. Ward and
Others, so cents
Steadfast-By Rose Terry Cook, 81 30.
Manners and Social Usages-Mrs. Sherwood. 81 %.
Coopers' Leather Stocking Tales-5 vols good PRINT
and binding, $3.50, at &. &, PUksEII
au2O 4lS oth at NV
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.


w. sgs5s s5s.1
Columbia Heishts 8 lot. on Princeton st.. east Of
eoISm6l, Hs.ehts, corner lot on IAN st., cheap.
lsa &C.; very low Address SELLER Star once.
F9Rh s Al =. MOST DESIRABLE e,RooM
g1od well orchard garden poultry. shade and run
possession. ana ats
ENoR sALE-HOUsEs-BARGA PER CENT
IS 4 ests lie sps 4
E9R sALE-FRAME on NEW YORK AVE, NEAR
Hr sSos
Fitting Tor sI ii T
monthly %EfaHr sFoSkE ssEo So siss p:
sa s5 .od sPLENRID Bgs1NE SO ooRNEk
soon viii take sas5o. e. BoYsG o 3Ys 4s: :E.a
FOR sALE-NEw BRICK DWELLING NORTH.
west; 6r.. aoor p.rioI. Library, dining room
sssl four
a5Hiff TGs 4TPs Price
Il Brick House and Stable on ~ ST. bet. NJ and n q
"; mod imps; 10, rs By $50; price $4,000. a good
Sice Press Brick Front viii rent =. si6
On st. small cash Ss sst on
au24-3t' C. r. PARKER, ~ and s.w.
EOR sALE-S25 ST NE, NEW sIX-ROOM BAY
u window brick must be seen TO be appreciated
small cash payment; balance monthly; price $4,000,
WRIGHT STOCKETT, Owners,
eu24-3c $40 ct. NV.
FOR sALE,,ELEGANT NEW, Two-sToRY BAY
Il window Basement Brick, 10Th st. near East Capt.
tot ne; lot 20xl 90 to 30foot alley price $1,000;
terms to suit. WRIGHT STOCKETT. $40 St
NV. au24-3ts
ItOR Saloon EASY TERMS, NEW S-ROOM BAY
4 window Brick House, 426 New Jersey g.
Apply vt 6O6 Pa ave. NV ty30-lm
LrOR sALE-sOUTHEAsT-Nw. CORNER 18TH
and ID SITS. IVA it. on by AZ it. inches on 18th.
ALSO
NE corner ID and sts.; 1875 #. on 18th and 210
IT. on ID; both properties near Pennsylvania and Ken
lucky ayes. on the line of improvements good invest
ments. CHAS. A. McEUEN. 1920 st. n-w.aul7-l0t
EOR SALE-FINE TwO-STURY FRAME HOUSE,
Il pleasantly located; large yard: fruit and shade
trees: good we'll: $4,000; terms; inquire on
premises. T. j. PUTNAM Maple ave-. Anscostia
Aul-lms
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HILADELpH1A STORE.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for early buyers Of Blankets.
Ten-quarter Wool Blankets from 81 up
to So per pair.
We have special o. All Pure Wool
at the low price of S43S.
Eleven-quarte Blanket. strictly ALL
Wool the best Blanket for the price, 81
We know of.
special ia All Pure White Wool
Blanket, at So pair; a special bargain.
Eleven -quarter White Wool Blanket,
weighing pounds; price "a. so. A linn
TIED quantity only.
COMFORTS.-An prices from 90c up to finest
quality.
20 PIECES of Wrapper Reps, in new styles. at only
Toe. per yard.
BARGAINS In Table Linen, Napkins. Towels, &C.
We invite your inspection of New Fall
Dress Goods now arriving and will be
sold at less than regular prices.
20 PIECES Good Quality Mating will be sold cheap
to close.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

IrOR SALE-SEvERAL OF THE BEST CORNER
Il Lots in lexington at bargain.
PITNEY L BRADFORD,
au27-6ts 1905 F st NV
NOR SALE-A NUMBER OF FINE BUILDING
Il Lots Prospect Hill near Lincoln ave- t; some
within 100 feet Of the Electric Railroad; beautiful
view Of the city; can be had at Q bargain SWORN
STEDT BRADLEY, 927 + st. au27-6t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-27

FTNHE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE-THE EXERCISES
OF this College, the Collegiate Department Of the
Columbian University, will be resumed in the Uni
versity Building, southeast corner of 18th and sts
on Monday, the 23d of September at O'Clock am
The courses OF instruction have been revised
laraed In all the Classes and will hereafter be open
women. IN response to many applications already
may be found daily at the Library of the University
from 10 to IL O'Clock in the morning. to confer with
students others seeking information concerning the
courses of study. For catalogues address
JAMES @. YELLING, Ill. D.,
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MONDAY. AUG 20. 1889
NEW CROP TEAS. NEW CROP TEAS

Every lover Of this wholesome and delightful bever
age Is fully aware of great difference between Fresh
cured New Crop Teas and those year or more old.
Approaching this intelligent discrimination on the
part of Tea drinkers have industriously applied
ourselves Gas usuaI to supplies in this line
from the VERY FIRST ARRIVALS. We are there
fore now able to offer q variety of GENUINE NEW
CROP TEAS. The invoice includes four grades Of
CHOICE FORMOSA OOLoNG. prepared from the
VERY FIRST PiCKINGS, which delightful in the
cup. Prices, SOC. to 81 % per pound
Our New Crop Formosa Oolong at Soc is guaran-
teed to be SUPERIOR to any Black Tea that can be
obtained elsewhere for the money
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EDUCATIONAL.


THE ART OF MAKING cRAYoN PORTRAITS
dd;;.ssias asss.sary: " REiNoLDs. AS.s.t 500
W for Instruction on the Piano on and after Sepem-
Der sdya1esd pupil. spscsity those desiring to
Yorf refs Address gos i.s st ne sns z.s0aw
COOP SCHOOL ARaIIs TWO PUPILS.
~ @loo each ...-u
su27.14.' Media. Pa.
SPENcERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, THREE
n sana o. Eve
pa , nest The door practical business ed ucsfion
ssn
6rtns.s SSur;s Spencer Rapid Wfaanns
S.piS o.lsSi.saen:. Scef kespas. .aspssa o every
q 81 The ps.sse
Civics including training for citizenship. Moral and
Law cement and h' geography.
TuitiSn fees; Year scholarshig; day sessions. tel
e s1S g. or thu IN
ssS month"; sis 'is;Sas
2 :na Gentlemen o:5stay
srspn Ofasss ECO oRsrssors Away. in demand
Shorthand and Type Writing: students Prepared
Al Brsnehss q Type WHITING thoroughly taught; also
write or cali for msssr.ted annual announcement.
School year begins Monday. September q College
aESE e. sPES q nf r sSnasy
SARA A SPENCER Vice Principal aus7
81, JOHNS COLLEGE, VERMONT AVE. NEARF
writing. Studies resumed Monday, September 2.
au26-1m
VNHE PREPARATORY SCHOOL OF THE COLUM-
bian O.. s 1885 st. n:w-This school with
Military Academies and for business For further in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-27

ELPHoNzo YoUNGs COMPANY,
42s NINTH STREET
PS.-Fresh arrivals Of NEW MACKEREL every
few days-a most desirable breakfast dish in warm
weather. EYC
au26
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AUCTION SALES.
HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioueer.

THoMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
NINE FINE YOUNG DRAUGHT HORSES. ONE
GOOD DRIVING HORSE AND -FOUR FINE
MESsRs BECKwITH, QUACKENBUsH CO..
AT AUCTION.
TEN O'CLOCK A. n, At the stables OK B ees,wi n
Quackenbush & Co, street between 2Sth and 2pth
streets northwest, viii sell
Fine Young Draueht HorseA
4 Fine Young Mules.
Fine Young Driving Horse
This stock is No. l. and will be sold without re-
serve, present owners having further use for them
Terms cash. THOMAS DOWNING.
au27 dts Auctiopeer
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PERSONAL.
NOTARIES PUBLIC.

COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
- and Territory. Notary and U. s Commissioner.
JN0 BEAII. 1921 ST. NV. In Office from 8 am
" . Pm nit
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

EOR SALE-SOUTH BROOKLAND - BEAUTI-
! July situated about one mile north of city near
University and the electric cars trains each
way daily from South Brookland Station: streets 30
feet wide and laid out in conformity with plans Of
CITY, Lots for sale at from three to cents per foot
Easy terms For plas and further information apply
to BEDFORD W. WALKER, 1905 ST. w. or WI
q. DENISON. 923 + st. NV. su3-I N
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WOOD AND COAL
HOTELS.
E B B I T HOUSE
WASHINGTON, d. G.
UNDERWRITERS

TN COSTELLO, WITH A PRACTICAL, UNDER
Il . tsker and Embalmer in my employ IS q Al n v
and "a II st. ne Everything hrst-class REASONABLY
terms. Telephone 26S-2 iy:lI-3m
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PROFESSIONAL.

M ME. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS or
1A LIFE All business confidential Ladies and reu.
uemen oO cents each 4US 1 1t. between Ath and5th
s1. n.M au26-2ws
IA ME. DREAMER TELLS ALL EVENTS OF LIFE
U1 in English or German
All business confidential Office hours o O. m. to 9
N Al 9th st. NV. Open on sunday from 10 g. m
70 o:oV Pm. aul3lms
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FOR SALE--HOUSES

IGOR SALE NEW sIx-RooM AND BATH
II Bay window Houses on Sth ST NV. e2.S0o: $500
cash. balance monthly.
A New GROOM aud Bath Bsy-wlndow House z ct.
NJ only $3.50 Terms to suit. This Is bargain.
W. l. HOPKINS 4 Co.
su27-Im 1920 st. nv.
I,OR sALs-AT ToKOMA PARK-A MOST DE
II hshtful Home; house Of 8 rooms; large sttic and
Gel location high in full view of railroads conven
lent 70 station and spring nne barn and well OF good
water; lot 5Ox2OO; prlce S6.5OO; $4,000 cash, bal
snce in years a. Ler cent IOr further PARTICULARS
spply to SWOkMSTEDT BRADLEY, S27 ST.
su21-lm
IvOR SALOON CLEVELAND AVE, SIX-ROOM
IL House, modern improvements; price 81 500; easy
terms will be made. j. X. HEETFORD,
su27-6t Fleming Building. 14l9 G st.
Foe SALE. o., ,u.-u, =, 49,,
3-story Brick, rooms and bath, in excellent con-
GitiOn. s7.7o0
C773J Corner LIST and sts Sc, fine large Broom
Brick. lot 20xIO0. Brlck stable Beautiful park
Ing. SlO.500.
G52l Corner n and 18th ST. NV. 3-story Brick.
B.H. WARNER co.
su27-3t 916F st. NV
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VsOR SALE-FIFTY LOTS IN "FAIRVIEW," BE-
II tween lexington and National Fair Grounds 25x
100, $3.50 each. Easy terms. This property IL on
the line Of improvements aud offers opportunity
for Investment For plsts and Information apply 70
RUST & HUNGERFORD,
aul7-3m 624 14th ST. n. W,
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1889-10-18

We told son in the early spring how We
had begun and carried on our business for
nine years, also why we had located at But-
Ter. And lastly, We told you of our zuscess
in buzinesr Vow We are going 10 tell you
something that Will bee especially interest
or a set Of good harness tor a very low
price The winter is approaching and we
are selling lots Of work yet re find that
unless We sell At least one hundred buEEies
spring wagons huokwagous &c during
the next month, We will not have room
enough for our large stock OF sieighs. dc,
that We have coming on, and Frill have 10
let something stand out IL the weather
This wont do 1t would damage the work
and cause Us great loss is well as annoy
ance Therefore we have decided to stand
the loss by giving it to our fellow citizens
instead Of the weather Now listen: don't
misunderstood Us; We mean II. We never
lie If We know it: listen carefully: From
now until November 10 we will sell any
thing We have in the buggy, spring wagon
buckwdgun and harness line at prices away
below what either re or anyone else can
afford We don't like to do this bat its
cheap or let them stand out in the storm.
We prefer Ia do what will most benefit our
fellow citizens, foI We are going to stay
here. and whatever helps our fellow men
will in the eui help Us. Now don forget
This is only for the next 80 days-till No
velnbeI l5-for to make such prices any
longer would mean bankruptcy in six
months we have always sold cheaper
than anyone else, but tie prices we are
making now almost make Us sick. But
come along. Keep Us company, whether
you want to buy or not. We don't want
any time to think over our losses. It's got
to be done, and we go to this trouble ana
expense to give all fair chance without
any distinction Oh account Of race, color or
creed. We have every kind Of work from
the cheapest to tue very hest Come and
see. We have over 5000 square feet Of
floor packed solid with all kinds Of work
Come along and get the bargains, for we
vonld rather give it to you than run the
work out in the weather. Its one way or
the other. Take your choice. We have
everything in the Cart, Harness, Robe and
Blanket line.
:. B. MARrMcoURT i Co. Cunningham
Street, Butler, Pa.
:. & MARTINCOURT
J N. LIEGHNER