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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30

Mohairs are to be had either striped or
plain, and mako very useful and mex
pensive travelling dresses.
Summer underskirts for wet days are
made OF gray colored mohair and trim
med with two plated flounces.
a novelty in bracelets is called the
Shakespeare. Each bangle is engraved
with quotation from the famous poet.
Guimpes of silk muslin arc made to
fill up the V shape opening to waist. A
frill Of tho double muslin finishes the
neck.
1t is noticeable that styles IN gloves
have changed, and that colors which
match trimming or dress are greatly in
favor.
Old fashioned lawns and dotted mus
Inns have been revived by Worth for
gowns TO DO worn at summer garden
parties.
Combination suits which ladies were
formerly obliged to have made ut home
may now DO bought in all sizes and
grades.
Tho modern empire waist is not actu-
ally short, but Is made TO appear SO by
tho grille or sash that Is always worn
with ii.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30
i.oCAa NOTES.
Generaland Mrs. Peyton Wise havcr.
turned from Eurcpp.

General and Mrs. Peyton Wise havcre-
turned from Europe.
DIR. George S. Thomas. a native OF
this city. and at one time Professor OF
Greek in Richmond. but now Professor
of Latin IN the University of Dakota. is
in the city. stopping at No. 30I east
Franklin street.
Mr. Sec. Agee. of Baldwin, Bote.
tourt county, who has been in Rich
moud on business has returned home
Messrs. w. q. Watson and Powha'an
Boiling leave for Washington this
morning. and will meet committee
from the Columbia aud Potomac Boat
clubs at the Metropolitan Hotel to close
entries for the Fourth OF July regatta
at Warwick Park. These gentlemen
will return Monday.
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THE RACES.
Results OF the sheepsncnd Bay Faces
Yesterday.

The following were the results OF the
races at Sheepsheaj Bay yesterday:
First race. eeven-eighths m'le-Loan
fokor first. Ban Cloche second, JAY +.
Dee third. Time. los 10.
Second race. three fousths mile. Good
bye es-PeteIboTOugh first. L.vonier
second. Drizzle third. Time. III
Third race. three-fourths mile. " time
Test s,akes'-Fides fist. Sey sec
ond. Blue Rock third. Time. l:l5.
Fourth race one and thfee-ei9hths
miles. KnickerbOcker handicap-fuen-
ri fret. Eurus second. Bella d. tnird.
Tine. 2:24 10.
Fifth race. one and three-sixteenths
miles. selliDg-My Own first; sam
Wood second. Panama third. Time
2:05 3 ~,
Sixth race. two miles, on turf Gil
leck first. St. Luke second, First At
tempt third. Time. 1884.
ENTRIES FOR CHICAGO RACES TOMORROW
First race. -ycar-oids. ma'dens' one
uie-Katc Malone, lOs, ilunder, III -
tiunid- fO7: Bond Flaid. lO1; Cusseli AZ w
swamp. ~; OK, IL; Divenia, lON Logic
~: The DCacO , 10.
second race. i've furlongs, two-ycar Odds
kino. iO1: Gunwad. 1li Edith Gray. lue
/ Harvester King; Jusiing, III isaac Lewis
Ili:Jcsslca salute. los; Expense, III; /, ii'
lfss. los: silver Lake, los; Little hanbiI lo0
/ Bal Irfcner, III. 49,.
rhira race, five fuTlOn-s. two-yea; -ol' =
/ maitens-D l ieInina. los, Evatinn, lu-
| Mayor Moran. III: Irodgnl, llli nchnlf
mare los; Iiacc. III; Mary Aaiiey, los LOT
/ tie = los; ~isafe. los. pbiltnc' liz Auh
/ KATE. los: silver King, III.
/ Fourth race, nine luflong nahdlci Pc ,i,,
Qailiord. 100; Iairllalylho, l.onnle hink,o.
/ Bfidgeiight, ll2. Oarsmans. 100. Big ihi'
100. Gendelia, 100: COnita, los.
/ Fifth race. one mile, selling 80 tln, ~
Race IO6 Thankful 90; Chestnut Bell ~
/ Pastoral. los; Electricity, 9o' l11ie D' ip'
/ brewster, 50: Merry Fellow, 03.
Sixth race one mile. scliIng-Jakle ] oins
I 100. Checker, JOG: Ned Arandhei, luei ~
/ Mick. 1I5: 20 Lightly. lOi; Slthcrt' IL. .
seventh race. six fuTiOng,, handicap -
/ Bridge Light, ia; Spinntte, luo' I'i
! Hood. 1913: Kate Bensburg. 100; tas.hNh,
econd, III: Pat DOnavOn. III; tupil, lvS
IeOntine 81; Balance, 81; Jennie, lOp' NC
Farland. 100, Catalpa, lOj; Nonicomp' lp'
Mabel 100.
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The following is taken from the Jer-
sey City Ereniag Journal: "Me-srs.
Benjamin Werthelm and Robert Sban-
non, both of the Lorillard Debating and
Athletic Association. will rustIca.e 81
Richmond. Va. during their coming
vacation. They will take this OppoF-
tunity Of visiting the WILDERNESS. Cold
Harbor, Fair Oaks and other battle
fields rendered famous by the late civil
war.
Thee gentlemen will reach the city
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30
A Largo Crane Vine.

The largest vine in the world Is said to
DO one growing at Oys, Portugal, which
has been in bearing since 1902. Its maxi
mum yield was in 1864, in which year it
produced a sufficient quantity Of grapes
to make lGJ gallons OF wine; In 1874,
ll6l gallons, and in 1884 only 20. gal.
Ions. 1t covers an area Of 5.3lj square
feet, and the stem at the base measures
CT feet in circumference New York
rrotaorr,n,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30
Reduced xcursion 4 ates TO Nof folk
ana virginia Beach.

Each Saturday during the summer
season reduced rate excursion tickets,
good To return until the following Mon
day, will be sold over the ail-yail route
to Norfolk and Virginia Beach at the
following rates: Norfolk aud return,
S3.25; Virgins Beach aud return, $3.50.
This affords tiue opportunity fer our
business people to sniif the fresh sea
breeze, with little los of time and at a
triiiipg expense. II
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30

In hospital in one of the large cities
of central France the physician in chief
in the course of his round Of inspection,
approached a cot and, after feeling the
patients pulse, remarked; "Hum-he IS
doing very nicely; his pulse is much bet
ter" ut is as you say doctor" replied
the nurse; "but it is not the same man.
Yesterdays patient is dead, and this one
has been put in his place" "Ah,' said
the doctor. different patient, ehl Well,
same treatment. And he walked on
San Francisco Argonaut.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30

Tramp-Your barn was burned about
two months ago, ma'am.
Farmers Wife-Yes
Tramp-Well, chum of mine set it
on fire in order that you might get the
insurance money, and he asked me TO
call around and see if you'd got it yet
and if you'd give him few dollars Of it.
Farmers Wife-You'll not get cent
of the insurance here.
Tramp-Very well, ma'am; but you
mustn't feel hurt if my friend never sets
any more Of your buildings on fire. The
EnOcl
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30

Mr. Frank +. Burke, the well known
caterer Of this city, VIII have charge Of
the grand banquet at the semiconten-
nal of the Virginia Military Institute.
on Wednesday night, July 81. Covers
Will be LAID for one thousand guests.
Sir Burke will leave tomorrow on a
spccnl car for Lexington with luil
force Of walters. Every thing which
goes towards making banquet "a sue
cess, both solid aud liquid, wall be taken
ftom This city
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30

This lady, who was a great bellein her
social circle, recently picked up from a
friends library able the latest Century
1--WE used to take this" she remarked
as she ran her jeweled fingers through
the pages; or, no, believe it was the
other one
"What other one" asked tho hostess
"Do you mean the Harpers'
Eyes, that was it, Harpers." Then,
after moment, she added: "No, 1t
wasn't; it was this one, am sure, for |
remember it had this soap advertisement
ON the back Of it."-lndianapolis Jour
mol
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30
police ,ourr NlntlsI.cs.

During the past month the Police
Court disposed OF $50 criminal cases
and tried 5Si charges of ordinance VIC
lations. On criminal charges q per
sons we've sent on TO the Hastings Court
for indictment by the grand jury; 10
were convicted OF misdemeanor. and IL
were sent to Jail in default Of surety
for their good behavior. Fines collect
ed: Guy, 5000; State, Sl4; costs,
Sl37 60.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30
Not "A Desirable Husband.

He had declared his passion and was
feverishly awaiting her reply.
"Nlr. Samson" she said, and her voice
sounded like a knell 'the letter which
you so kindly offered to post for me two
weeks ago tonight has never reached
its destination. Farewell" - Ilarper'l
Bazaar.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30
0acers t.Iecied.

The newly-elected officers of Damon
Lodge. No. z. X. OF T., are as follows:
n. c.. !. Y. Armstrong; G. c., W. Ii.
Miles: Y. e.. a. 5. Goode: Pselate, W.
Dickie: X. of r S. r. A. Hughes; Nj.
OF f.. b. c. Lewis; N. of Ex., Joseph I.
Allen: NJ. OF A.. "a. G.. smith. /. G.,
Joseph w. East; o. g., Charles Akin
son.
PC. +. n. H3rdwicke was elected 20
filed the uncNpired term Of Past Chau-
cellor IL. j. Mays, deceased. on the
hnnr1 OF lrnsleas.
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% Main Street, Opposite Postoffice.

tomorrow. and will be the guests Of our
well known towusman. Mr.. Barney
Wertheim. brother OF the first-named.
az No. 716 east Marshall street.
l. is hoped that their stay in Rich
mond will be a pleasant one, and that
they will carry back with them to their
Northern homes pleasant recollections
If orr CITY
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30

made At that place on the eth instant
OF the Waddell electric railway signal
was a success. and that the patenIee IS
iubilant over the result. The Naddell
electric signal is great invention. ana
railroad men particularly are taking a
live interest in all the trials and eX-
reriments made by the company con-
trolling the patent.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30
Natural History.

Frog TO clephant)-How far can you
jump, you big hlmmix:
ELEPHANT can't jump at all, froggy-
woggy.
Frog (hoisting his shoulders)-You'ro
unlucky. When | see an enemy APP
preaching, with few jumps I'm out Of
danger.
Elephant-When | sec an enemy ap-
preaching | don't have to jump.-IIar-
per's Bazaar.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30

July 4th-Excursions to the noun
tains and sea shore ria Norfolk and
Western Railroad. Tickets sold July
3d and 4th. good until July 9th. One
fare for round-trip. For all informa-
ton apply at 0Ol Main street, K. W.
Courtney, Passenger Agent. 1t
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30

Avery exciting game of ball between
the Progiessives. a downtown nine,
and the Virginia Brigh.s was play ed in
BoscheD's Park. yesterday, resulting IA
the score Of z to in favor If the
former. The feature of the game was a
double play by Watkins, right lield. as
sisted by Walker, first base.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30
AI.srge turtle.

Probably the largest turtle seen IN
Richmond for a long time was yesterday
on exhibition at Mr.. J. l.. Botto S, 222o
east Main street. Upon its back were
number Of barnacles, some SIM alive
The turtle came direct from the thesa-
peakc bay, having been sent 10 Nj.
Rotto by a friend. IL weighed Que
and twenty-five pounds.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30

The folio wing deeds of bargain and
sale were recorded ia the Henrlcc
County Court yesterday
Juliet j. Tabb. trustee, to the Rich
mond and Danville Railroad Company =,
80 40 acres. part OF Long Meadow
tract. and 40 adjoining above, sou;
Christian Ltber. Jr., trustee, 10 same,
interest in above described property, 90.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30
IN .rreemen, neeornen.

An agreement was recorded in the
Chancery Court yesterday between the
Chesapeake ana Ohio Railway Com
paay and Drexel. Morgan q Co., trus-
lees, for the lease and purchase Of two
hundred coal cars. Theamonnt named
in the agreement Is 500 eco.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30
lhcs,iiX Ifailwa,.

The cas-. bound track of the City
Street Railway has been torn up rs Tar
as midway the square on Main street.
between Tweny-second and Twenty
third. Cars going east are transferred
to che west bound track at Twenty
second street, and then proceed TO The
terminus. foot OF Libby Hill, and re-
turn on the same track bound west
ward.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30
Anrns,nr emnle seminary.

The Augusta Female Seminary at
Smuniou. Va. opens September lth,
1889. principal, Mrs Mary J. Baldwin
The location is unsurpassed, build
ings and grounds al that could be re-
ouired, aud the corps OF teachers ex'
cellent. Music, languages. elCculion'
art, bookkeeping, physical culture,
steuography and tyTe-wnting taught.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30
Csrcutt Court

George p. Stacy's cxecutrix against
]. l.. Slaughter. Verdict and judgment
for plaintiff in the sum of $3.50.
Nj Calvary Church against the Rich
mond aud Allegheny Railroad. Con
tiuued until the next term on motto"
OF the defendant.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30

$500 to Norfolk and return: $3.50 TO
IN nchburg and return; $500 TO Vir-
ginia Beach and return, TIA Petersburg
and Norfolk and Western Railroad.
Double daily passenger service. Trains
depart from and arrive at Byrd-street
station. X. w. COURTNEY.
st Passenger Agent, 0Ol Main st.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30
A Precoclous iowa Youngster.

a Second street mother discovered q
pack Of cards in the pocket Of her young
hopeful and threw it into little bonfire
in the hack yard. She forgave the bright
youngster when he attempted to tramp
out the fire, singing the while; "The
Boy Stood on the Burning Deck. ~-P~
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4 Home Made nn.trc.

Sarah Ann-Oh, this awful railroad
Iunctionl Here we are for five hours
with absolutely nothing to read
Mary Jane (soito yoce)--Say, why
couldn't we read your bustlc?-Burling-
ton Free Press.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30
sftyofce GRAINED

IL the Circuit Court Of Henrico Judge
Wexford has entered a decree in the
suit of Sylvester Willis against Dora
Willis. granting divorce. The plain
tiH's counsel was Mr.. William IL. Bev-
eridge
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30
A Long Story.

Travis-What can Stubpen 30 saying
TO Miss Debut He has talked a steady
stream for the past ten minutes.
De Smith-Oh, he is telling her tho
different pronunciations OF the word
vase. Huntington Free Press.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30
Half tkafes.

The Richmond, Fredericksburg ard
Potomac Railroad Company have
greed to charge half rates between all
stations on their line on July 4th.
Tickets will be sold on July 81 ana
th inclusive. at one limited fair fer the
round trip. No fare less than % cents.
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fsssssNI. NEWS.


SAILED.
schooner George &. A. Irayers, Mitchell,
stamford. bark, Goodman Bruthers; vessel.
Curtis q Parker.
schooner r. III. Furber. Garland. Bridge
port. pig iron, j. " Gordon; vessel, curtis q
Parker .,.,,,
schooner william Appiegarth, Mitchell,
ClaremOnt. TO lOad lumber for Baltimore.
schooner D.. &. knight. Jr.. iiuntley, James
riV. r. To load pine wood for New YORK.
schooner John shay. Hilton, bermuda
Hundreds. 10 load railroad ties for New YORK;
vessel. curtis & Parker.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30

YOUR teeth must be kept free from
food deposits if you want them to last.
Thymol Dentina, the splendid germi-
eide mouth wash. is the thing to use.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30
smokers Request.

I asked for package OF Old Vir-
cinia Cheroots. Not this. The paper
is OF the same color and has the name
of Virginia - on 1t. but want the
Old Virginia. manufactured by p.
Whitlock. and not some OF the va
rious limitations that have been
placed on the market since the
Old Virginia Cheroots have been intro
duced. This is the request that is often
made by consumers who have tried the
limitations, and have learned the vast
difference between the Old Virginia
Cheroots manufactured by Z. Whit
lock and the numerous limitations.
The retail price of the Old Virginia
Cheroots is five for ten cents. For sale
everywhere. w,s2w
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30

Mrs. JAMES A. POTTER, Providence,
L. l., speaks in the highest terms of the
happy effect Of Bradycrotine upon her
self and friends who have been suffer-
ers from headache.
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VIRGINIA BOAT CLUB

Entries have been made for the following
races
Four-oarcd Gigs, junior and senior: four
cared shells. junior and senior: single SOULS.
junior and senior; tub and ether races.
The feature Of the day Will be the race for
tho French Cup between the Rives club,
Of the University Il Virginia. and the crew
OF The Virginia Boat Club, who won medals
and banner at the baltimore Regatta.
Grand Pyroieohnlc display, both aeriel and
wafer, after races.
GRAND BALL ut 50 O'Clock.
Steamers and Bargos viii leave Virginia
Steamboat Company's wharf every TWENTY
MINUTES. commencing AT o'clock.
Ample accommodation for 1900 people.
~ Tickets, rourd trip, including admit
lance to the Grounds and Grsnd-StAnt, Soc
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the waaden Electric Railway sigma,

A letter just received from gentle
mau 10 Lexington. Va, says The test
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30

THYMoL DENTINA an antiseptic mouth
wash that has no equal. IL Is warranted
TO contain no acids for acids cause con-
traction Of the gums and discolors the
pnamCl =
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30
uustc az swiichback Park.

There will be music and dancing at
Blandon Park every evening this week.
and on July 4lh, commencing at III
0 clock in the morning aud continuing
until / o'clock at night.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-30

TnyMoL DENTINA. the aniisepuc
mouth wash. contains no acids to rum
the teeth,
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SIX SIX :=$=+ $$
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dir BlIS|NESS IS TO ALLEVIATE YOUR SUFF

thin nd the aaRnc" OIL S
with OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-04
ATHLETES TO CONTEND.
Entries Made for the Columbia Clubs
Meeting Tomorrow.

The fall meeting Of the Columbia athletic
club, which takes place On Analostan Island to-
morrow afternoon, promises to be one Of the
sporting events Of the season. Never before in
the history Of the local club have there been 90
many entries in the various contests, and all of
the participants are in splendid form. 1t is at
the annual meet that all Of the cracks in the
club come together to struggle for the gold
medals, and for several weeks past they have
been training industriously for tomorrows
event. During the past year many new re-
cruits have been added to the lis. of promising
athletes, 30 that many Of the events are marked
doubtful The greatest race will probably be
the 100 yards run, in which Sam King Of Yale,
who recently ran second to the fastest splinter
In America, at New York, will meet W. B.
Hibbs, the club champion, F. V. Coyille of Cor
nell, Oscar Menocal, Tom Hyde, w. P. Comp
ton and l.. Reed. Another 4eS:ure Of the day
will be the novice bicycle race. in which L. B.
Mosher, E. W. Johnson, H. J. Miller, j. West
Wagner, Fred Staylor, r. J. Beall and Harry
Towers will compete. Some extraordinary
tween W. E. Buell. w. E. Crist, L. ]. Barber
and Phil Brown. There is considerable rivalry
between these men for first honors, and the
race promises to be one continued squirt from
start to finish. Tobin. the California tennis
player, is entered in the one mile run, with
Kenyon. Stoutenburg, Balway and O'Leary. In
the heavy hammer contest John Irwin, T. c.
Chalmers, Covillo and Crist will compete.
Messrs. King, Buell., Hibbs, Coville, Irwin and
OLsary are matched in the various jumping
contests.
A large crowd il expected at the Island to
witness the games, and the struggles for the
trophies will be unusually interesting.
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The Colored Baptist Congress.

The officers of the colored Baptist congress
Of the District, in session at the Metropoli-
tan Baptist church, on r street between 18th
and 18th, are Rev. T. s. Robinson, president:
r. S. Laws, vice president; Rev. VIM. A.
Credit, secretary, and Harrison Gordon,
treasurer. Last evening Rev. Dr. Robert ohm
son read a carefully prepared paper on 1.-THE
necessity of an old peoples home OF national
Character in the District of Columbia" The
national colOred Baptist university was consid-
cred, and committee appointed to inaugurats
1t. Committees were appointed to establish
the "home," as well as Baptist journal. The
congress decided to call upon the President TO-
Today DIR. W. II. Phillips read paper ON
baptist fraternity"
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CITY ITEMS.

House Keepers, Attention! Read! Read!
This Is to your interest
We can save you money.
We sell best Of all kinds of Groceries.
We sell the finest and freshest Coffees.
We sell Mocha and Java Coffee SOC.
We sell Sugars at first cost.
We sell delicious Grapes 35c. basket.
We sell full Cream Cheese 15c. ID.
We sell best Hams Breakfast Bacon, and Lard
We sell Prices Baking Powder and guarantee it.
We will give you useful Cook Book.
We sell ''Sun-Rise Chop" Tea SOC. Id.
We guarantee it best SOC. Tea in the world.
We sell the finest Creamery Butter.
We sell excellent Claret Csc. bottle.
We sell fine Sweet Potatoes -
We sell Duffy's Malt Whisky 80c bottle.
We sell Fresh Boston Crackers 10c Id.
We sell the best 10c. Cake of Toilet Soap.
We sell very fine Sherry Wine SOC. pint
DO not forget. Sugars at cost away down.
We sell Irish Potatoes 85c. bushel
We sell English Breakfast Tea
We sell Spesr's Pure Port Wine S5c. bottle.
We sell best 40c Tea in the city.
We sell Old Rye Whisky 75c quart.
We sell Sugar away down in price,
We sell Patent Process Flour SITS Il barrel
We sell Speer's Pure Port Wine S5c. bottle,
We sell pure Cider Vinegar &c.; gallons 81.
We sell fresh Eggs.
We sell fresh Yellow Corn Meal.
We sell very fine Old Rye So gallon.
We sell Standard 200 Matches 15c. dozen.
We sell all kinds Feather Busters.
We can save you money.
We are live grocery men.
IT. M. & P. MErzGER, At 7th NV.
See That $40 Overcoat.
IL SPRANsY's. 434 It'll street
Fire Arms for Sale and Hira oaa =
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We Dos,r LIKE To ADVERTISE

We Dos,1 LIKE To ADVERTISE
BOYS AND "cHILDREN's" CLOTHING.
FOR CHILDREN ARE SOMETIMES GIRLS
AND WE DON'T KEEP GOODS Such As THE
AVERAGE GIRL WEARS IT HAS BECOME
THE CUSTOM TO ADVERTISE IN THIS
WAY, But WE PREFER TO CLASSIFY OURS
BOYS AND SMALL BOYS CLOTHING.
WHICH is. WE THINK. MORE CORRECT
AND MORE EXPRESSIVE
IN THESE LINES WE HAVE AS CON-
PLETE AN ASSORTMENT OF NEW STYLES
AS CAN BE FOUND IN THE CITY. WE
HAVE NOT ESTABLISHED THE REPUTA-
TON OF BEING HIGH PRICED"
THOUGH OUR PRICES DO NOT run
UP" To THOSE OF SOME OF OUR COM
PETIToRs WE THINK NO ONE IN THE
CITY HAS FINER OR NEWER GOODS
THANwE
SMALL BOYS SUITS. $3.50 TO ais.
LARGE BOYS SUITS, o. TO s2O
SATURDAY BEING BY COMMON CON-
SENT BOYS DAY WE ALWAYS EXPECT TO
HAVE OUR STOCK IN APPLE PIE
ORDER" AT THAT TIME.
EB BARNUM 4 CO.
oc3 e3l PENNSYLVANIA AVE-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-04
WY W. WIN.

Because Hoods Sarsaparils is the best tonic medi.
cine and blood purifier
Because it is . concentrated extract Of the best
Alternative and blood purifying remedies Of the vegeta
BILE kingdom.
Because, by peculiar combination, proportion and
preparation it possesses curative power peculiar to it.
self.
Because it 10 the sply medicine of which can truly
be said 100 doses one dollar"
Because when given faithful trial 1t Ia reasonably
certain to effect the desired result
HOODS sARsAPARILLA.
Sold by all druggists 81; six for s5. Prepared only
by c. j. HOOD CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. 4