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Bridgeton pioneer., 1889-06-27
Commanders Picked Out.

In case of war between Salem and
Cumberland counties, over the Revo-
lutionary cannon, which ex-senator
Nichols unfairly wrested away from
us, it has been suggested that Bro.
Gwynne, of the Sunbeam, lead the
Salem county warriors, and Bro. Chees-
man command the Cumberland army.
How the fur would fly under such
commanders l-IerSeunnQ1l.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1889-06-27
The Work of the lightning.

A severe electric storm passed over
Greenwich Friday afternoon. A
belt of lightning struck a tree in front
of the house of DR.. Wood, and then
passed into the house, striking a cup
board in the dining room, and passing
out of it proceeded down in the cellar,
where it spent itself without doing
much damage. Mrs. Enos Glaspell,
who lives directly opposite, was sitting
near the window and overcome by the
effects of the shock, being unable to
stand for over an hour.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1889-06-27
Big Hay CrOp.

The hay crop of the country is one
of the finest for number OF years.
The frequent rains and the GOODNESS of
the spring had the effect of stinulat-
ing grass growth so largely as to bring
about this result. The hay crop is one
of the most important of the country,
equalling, perhaps exceeding In that
respect, any other, not excluding cot.
ton, corn, or wheat.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1889-06-27
Property Holders K1cking.

The property holders in the Fourth
ward are kicking at the grade which
has been provided for them by Civil
Engineer Wurts. On irving avenue
the curbstone is being set over foat
below the present grade, aud as prop
erty is very high there the residents
claim they will serve an injunction
upon the work.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1889-06-27
An Excellent Teacher.

Miss Sallie Stanger. daughter OF
Rev. &. G. Stanger, of this city, having
spent two years in Ivy Hall Seminary,
and at the same time taking lessons in
music and painting, will not return
next year, having been elected to a
position as teacher in Bank st. Pub
lie School. Miss Stanger is graduate
OF Keyport Graded School, and also OF
the State Normal School, at Trenton.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1889-06-27
Boys Made Drunk.

A lot of fellows purchased couple
of skies" of beer and Sunday got
two Cedarville boys, by the name OF
Howes, so grossly intoxicated that it
was thought by their parents, they
would die from the effects. They are
reported dangerously i'll and Mrs.
Howes was in B.idgeton next morn
ing seeking redress by the law.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1889-06-27
ANNUAL MEETING.
Election Of Officers of Cumber
Eand Nail & Iron Company.

The annual meeting of the Board of
Directors of the Cumberland Nail and
Iron Works, was held at the Office OF
the company Tuesday morning, and
also the meeting of the stockholders, for
the election of fiye Directors to serve
for the ensuing year. The old Board
was reelected, and the officers are as
follows
President, Robt. J. Buck; Vice Pres
ident, Chester J. Buck; Secretary and
Treasurer, John M. Reeves, of Phila-
delphia.
The five Directors elected are Robt.
J. Buck, Wyatt w. Miller, John NJ.
Reeves, Chester J. Buck and Frank
L. Sheppard.
Bridgeton pioneer., 1889-06-27

The Fourth of July celebration at
Port Norris is going to be fine ar
rangement,
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HENR1ErrA SERsrs

HENRIETTA SERGES
Aid HENftIETTA CASHMERES, in all colors nearly
one yard and halt WIDE all pare iine French Wool.
CASH Waite .oc. Prlce reduced to oUc
HANDSUML CLOTH PLAlDs yard and half
wide, al pure WOOL Cash value, Toe. Price reduced
to oUc.
HEAVY GROs GRAIN BLACK SILKS, SPECIAL
Cash bargains Toe, b111c, 81, el.25. Sl.JU
dGAN1 BED COhFOl.lo, Toc., Sc. 81.
tROl1 Oh TIE LOOM Cotton, yard wide, SIC.
non AL RE-NCH SEkGE, vile double width, all
pure hue Wool, i'll all coiors, black included CASH
value oOc. Price reduced to 3I1sc
HEAVY WOOL BLANKETS, iiamense size, CASH
bargain IS
HANDSOME BLACK BROCADE SILKS s1.25
CASuMEkL PLAIDS and CASHMEhE STRIPES,
III iionan styles, elegant Dress Goods extra wide
double width, pure WOOL special CASH bargain, ooc,
NALUABLE PRESENTS tor Cash Customers.
Select Que OF the following presents with purchase
OF 20 palr OF Large-slze Danask Towels, worth as
cts: H.iI-oozeh Zine Daiask Napkins worth 75c.;
y Pair ot Siik Embroidered Corsets. 55e.
CAhIERS Cash Store,
III MARKET SPACE.
NJ CREDIT, but the very lowest prices for cash.
Dol BILE MIL WOOL BLANKETS, xl,50
. DOUBLE WHITE WOOL BLANkEIS, extra heavy,
large slze. ", :. 30 rs. e3. as, &4.50
nANDoOME FRENCH SAIEEN COMFORTS. large
eiesant styles. 81. so.
VALUABLE PRESENTS for Cash Customers
Select ole q lie following presents with purchase
81 $40 or mofe: Larye-siZe handsome Bridal
Cunt, worth sl.oO; Dozen lAc Dalias2 Napkins,
worth Sl5O, Or two Pairs ot Large lime DanasK
Ae"eAs' ~or1u ~l.oo. ocS
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GEORGETOWN.

REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs Bradley 4
CASTELAR,. real estate agents, have sold to John
+. Donohue lot 5, in square 7S6, improved by
two frame dwellings, for $1,000; also, to A. v.
W. Weaver a frame dwelling, No. 1918 37th
street, for $1,000.
A.M.-Great Falls-temperature. SO; condition.
-. Receiving ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Ga: con-
dition at north connection. "a; condition at
south connection, &c. Distributing reservoir
temperature, So; condition at iniuent gate
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CITY AND DISTRICT
CONDENSED LOCALS.

LIE introductory exercises Of the medical
ena eehtai departments Of Columbian uni
pm, in the medical college, 1875 II street
Or. 4 +: A. King aud DR.. II. B. Noble win de-
liver the introductory lectures. The profession
and public are invited to attend
Arrangements are being made for the fourth
convention OF the boys and girls' national home
and employ I'm, mt association, to be held In this
city on the 18th, 10th and 10th instantaL
THE SPEScERrAS KSIeHTs OF rHI PEN, al
ready two hundred and fifteen strong are re-
ceiving practical and scientific drill day and
night in the beautiful halls Of the Spencerian
business college In bookkeeping and rapid
writing, English language aud rapid calcula-
ton, shorthand and typewriting, telegraphy
and mechanical and architectural drawing
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CITY ITEMS.

9. W. Corner 10th and O SITS. NV.
To our Friends. Patrons and the Public in
General: Gratifed by the success our endeav.
ors have met with in establishing First-class
Grocery business in the northern sectio, of the
city, We take this means Of thanking You for
your generous patronage and friendly support
We will open today. in connection with our
grocery, First-class Meat and Provision Mar
ket. handling exclusively the finest supplies.
We hope you will extend TO the new ENTERPRISE
the same favors. Any order, however small,
will receive our best attention, and all who
come will receive good values, courteous treat
ment and fair dealing.
SHIRLEY q ScHofrLp,
1t S.W. corner 10th aud o sta. NV.
Sugar.-A. ~. Sugar House, 7s1 7th.
&c. ''Hoy" Cigar! Sales l. 900 900 a month!
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Chief Clerk Rock Retirea.

Chief Clerk Rock Of the engineer depart.
ment lately received an offer from the Barber
asphalt paving company in New York to join
that company az secretary and decided to &C
cept it. His long connection with the District
government, and especially the engineer de-
partment, ably fts him for his new duty He
came here a young soldier just after the war
and has been connected with the District gov
eminent for about nineteen years. Although
ever a staunch republican he is very much
liked by the democrats and all who have been
brought in contact with him.
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Tue LouvRE.-If Washington women are

Tue LoUvRE.-If Washington women are not
well gloved this fall and winter it win not be
for lack of opportunity. A new kid glove es-
ENLISTMENT. under the name Of the Louvre
glove company, will be opened here in a few
days. This store will be stocked with gloves Of
the best make, the latest and finest shades and
the patterns most approved by Dame Fashion.
Besides this attraction there will be another i'm
portant one. and that is a rule that lowest pos
sble prices for goods Of frst-rate quality shall
prevail The one-price system will be adopted
Notice of the opening day will be given through
the columns of THE STAR
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SKINS ON F1RE.

SKINS ON F1RE.
Aeonizing itching. burning and bleeding Eczema in
its worst stages. raw from head to feet Hair
gone. Doctors and hospitals fail Tried every thing
Cured by the Cuticura Remedies for &C.
CURED BY CUTIcURA.
lam cured of loatbsome disease eczema its worst
stage tried different doctors and have been through
the hospital but all to no purpose The disease covered
my whole body from the top my head to soles Of
my feet Ny hair all csme out, leaving complete
raw sore. After trying everything heard of your
CUTICURA REMEDIEs.a after using three bottles
of CUT1CJRA RESOLyENT, with CUTICU2A and
CUTICURA SOAP. find myself cured ut the cost of
about %. I would not be without the CUTICURA
REMEDIES in my house, as l find them useful in
many cases. and think they the only skin aud
blood medicines.
ISAAC q. GERMAN. wurtsboro. NY
BURNING AND ITCHING.
was sick in the fall Of 1888 with burning and
itching bad that in three weeks covered with
rzsh. and could not sleep nights work days 50 me
doctors thought 1t might be salt rhenm xema, and
said they had never ything like il before re-
ceived no help from any Of them or from any medicine
that could get hold until tried your CUTlCUkA
REMEDIES. After three weeks use was able to work.
and kept getting better until tirely cured
recommend them to all suffering with skin diseases
&. l. OSMER, Huntsville. VT.
MOST INTENSE ITCHING.
have used the CUTICURA REMEDIES success
fully for my baby who afflicted with eczema and
had such intense itching that he got rest day or
night The itching 10 and my baby IL cured. and
IL now healthy, rosy-cheeked boy.
MARY KELLERMANN, Beioit Kama
CUTICURA RESOLyENT,
The new Blood Purifier aud Purest and Best of
Humor Cures internally. and CUTICURA. the great
skin Cure. aud CUrICURA SOAP, an Exquisite Skin
Beautner. externsly. instantly relieve speedily
and permanently cure the most aeonizing. itching.
burnins bleeding sesy, cruated and pimply diseases
and humors Of the skin. scalp and blood with loss Of
hair. from piIapiss to scrofuiA.
Sold everywhere Price: CCTICURA. SOC. SOAP.
2Sc. : kEsOLVENT. q. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
Usend for How to Cure skin Diseasss" "a psses,
90 Illustrations and 100 testimonials.
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MIaHTY NIAGARA AM, ROMANTIC WATKINs.-
The first view of Niagara can never be effaced
from memory. It whets the desire for another
pilgrimage to the stupendously beautiful,
natural picture. The Pennsylvania railroad
will run another excursion, leaving 9Th street
station Tuesday, October Is, 7:10 am. Rate
$40 for the entire round trip.
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Serious Collision of Wheelmeu.

As James Watson, an assistant engineer in
the engineer department Of the District, was
on his way to the Office this morning on his
bicycle he collided with another bicycle in
front of Havenner's bakery. demolishing his
machine and receiving some bad bruises about
the head.
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AMUSE-dENTS.
,ABIS JOHN BRIDGE HoTEI.
AUCTION SALES
WALTkR B WILLIAMS 4 Co, Auct.'

PEREMPToRY SALE OF vaIuABIr rypRo|
Thh11fEhIh Al TIE IN1ERSECIION on III
a akhN "a SSsk iaE MN NYkk kyLNtE
bErMkEN l AID X sTkflIs Nnk1HM
AAi;so 4 STREET BLTMEEN TwEifiH
hUcIioS. TO cLosft rP III III b NM
H X AZ MhS m n OF tHE LAIE GEoReE !
Terms II sale: One-fOurth Of the prr-h... m,
IN cash and The residue IN three equal insislIel,
reslec .Neiy one two ana three years from tie a.
terest Aysole mi-anuually, "a 10 be secur,d l.,
holes 81 the purclaser or pu.chEser~ and . SAIL
the option OF the purchaser or purchaser. an,
conyeS ancing aud recording shall 81 Al The co.t OF
cha-eTs shall fSii 70 comply with The tsra.. Of
with ten no. days after the day oi sale the prof
SOLD 10 him. her or them vii Oe res,la st his. d
th,slr risk aud cost Cash deposits required Al in
sales as hereafter stated
BER. issa at Hall pssT foTR 1Cp To- M 81
shall sell, IN front Of the PREMISES all tHuse O.
iieoes or parcels OF ground situate and lying IA
ciiy OF Washington, and bcIng known aud descr1l-
Lots numbered eight and nine, IN Dayidson's recu
subdivision OF square numbered two hundred
lOl feet inches on X street, ~ feet = inches on
lork avenue northwest Containing IN al! about q
square feet OF Vruund with the improvements th-I
\ DEPOSIT of nve hundred dollars viii be r,Quir,
the line OF sale. This prufierty should comfnan,
attention capitalists and those ia sear,h 81 M
ments, being centrally located aud well sdGpted
On wE5NESD ~ the SIXTEENTH DAYoF @,
BEh, 1854. at FOUR O'CLOCK PM. IN front u
premises art Lot 5. in square 54:i ironnns abUr
leei on ith street between I ana N streets N,
west, running back - feet inches % alley, ms,
les, AM Tyyed by two two-story Frame Dwellngs,
9-o AID s21. deposit OF SlUO will lie reo.
at the time 81 sale
On The SAME DAY, at HALF-PAST FOUR O'CI
PM.. IA 'front.' Of the prenlises. lot No 81 IN H.
Sottsnan, executor and trustee. ct al. sutdivisi,
lots IN Square No 217, fronting 81 fe.t q uI.l,,
street between 18th and 18Th streets north,
h eok TOO feet to alley more or less ihpr
DON: No. l2o4. deposit VI sIOO Will 6e reat
al the time OF sale.
WALTER r. WILLIAMS 4 co
OCo-uNus Auctluuee
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SPECIAL TRAINS TO BALTIMORE VIA THE BALrI-
MORE AND OHIo.-In addition to the regular
schedule special fast express trains will leave
the Baltimore and Ohio depot for Baltimore
Tuesday, October 8, at 5 pm; Wednesday. Oc-
tober 8, at am; Thursday, October 10, at /
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W. s. FISHER. Florist, I425 Penna. ave NV

W. s. FISHER, Florist, 1925 Penna ave. NV.
AT PRIVATE SALE.-Parties desiring elegant
furniture can purchase through the under
signed at private sale piece or any portion Of
The furniture contained in residence No. 1856
street northwest. This house has been fur
nishsd without regard to expense and is of the
nnest character. Intending purchasers will
call 1T my ofice for a card of admittance
THOMAS DowLINo, Auctioneer, llth and Pa ave.
q FoR CRrc b.o'D VISA oseesla. water.
IEMrLAR CoSCLAyE DECORATIONS See our
bunting nag with staff and holder; 80 600 on
hand. Buildings decorated by home talent N.
T. COPELAND Co., 400 18th ST. NV.
e BEFORE You Buy your carpets and furniture
see W. ii. Hoekes stock and get his prices
LATEST STYLES of mems felt derbys. II. 20
and "; extra value. A., T. LEWIS, ass 18th st.
LOOK for white letters on windows. Osceola
water.
DowS At LAST. Watches cleaned, 81; MAIN
spring IN S.W., 81; key-winder, 75c. REPAIR
ing IN proportion. All work guaranteed r.
=. HINES Co., SIS 9Th ST. NV.
kEisrSeEs's Ice Cream. 235 @ street
FoR STAMP PHoTos, NEpHxw's, 49s Pennsyl-
v@hiA ave. NV. Cabins.s 81 per dozen.
DiAshFic suFfERERs use Osceola water.
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TRAINS To AND FROM NINTH AND MARYLAND
AvESuE.-lt is announced by the passenger
department Of the Pennsylvania railroad that
during the conclave. commencing Monday
October 7, all accommodation trains to and
from Alexandria and all local trains to and
from points on Manassas and Washington and
Ohio divisions will arrive and depart from 9th
and Maryland avenue, this city. BY this salts
factory arrangement local passengers to and
from these points will overcome the necessity
of being obliged TO pass to and from the
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Few QUOTATIONS. from our reduced prices:
A hat for s1.50 that would be easily worth 81. rs
elsewhere. That S1.70 hat used to be q. GO,
and the hat we sell now for 1.9O will cost you
elsewhere S2.25.
FRANC, One Price, cor 9TH and D.
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GRASULATED. &c. Sugar House, 731 9TH st.

LOOK AT THIs.-The Great Atlantic and Pa
cific Tea Co., sol and SOB 7th ST., COR 7th and
NV. Best granulated sugar Sc. Handsome
souvenirs given away during Conclave week to
all visitors and customers
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Don't Fail to see the Palace Tea Store OF
the National Capitalize Great Atlantic and
Pacific Tea Company, sol and sos 7th ST.. cor.
7th and e northwest. oc5-st
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FIRE to the marrow one minue and ice the
next is the way malaria makes one feel DR..
Henley's celery, beef and iron is a delightfully."-
favored tonic OF animal and vegetable origin.
with iron to sustain the system. Cures malaria
unfailingly.
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SrENooRAPHERs are in great demand. Another
beginners night class in Pitman stenography 10
forming at the Spencerian business college.
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An Insane Woman In the Street.

Yesterday, about 8 a. m, Policeman Fox,
of the second precinct took in charge coIored
woman whom he found wandering about the
streets barefooted and bareheaded and who was
talking wildly, as though crazy on religious
subjects. When taken to the station she gave
her name as Amanda Hawkins. and said she
had been in the insane asylum, but for eighteen
months had been working as a servant at
house on Corcoran street. The officer learned
that Amanda had had carving knife which
she was going to use on some one, but the
knife was not found. Amanda was locked up
for safe keeping. Last evening she was raving
mad and said that the Lord would some day
right her wrongs.
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ALL ARE INvITKD TO inspect their improved
methods of doing work. The rush still con-
hnues at the EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING WORKS,
tSl-o35 hsss.ave. NV. Telephone 1871
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LOOK AT THIs.-The Great Atlantic and Pa
cifc Tea Co., sol and sos It'll ST., cor. 9TH and
( NV. Best granulated sugar SC. Handsome
souvenirs given away during Conclave week to
all visitors and customers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-05

LOOK AT THIs.-The Great Atlantic and Pa
cIfic Tea Co.. sol and sos 9TH ST., cor. 7th and
f NV. Best graduated sugar SC. Handsome
souvenirs given away during Conclave week to
AL visitors and customers
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
roppc,sr r,r v,ou, ~ .r.

FORECAST TILL EIGHT An. SUNDAY.
For the District of Columbia. eastern Penn
sylvania. New Jersey. Delaware. Maryland. vir-
GINA aud North Carolina, fair; warmer; south
erly winds
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ETGHr-PfEcE ANTIQUE OAK SUITE springs and
mattress, S29; woven wire mattresses, %; g.
piece tapestry suite, S39. Carpets aud oil
cloths at lowest figures
). h. BaowN d SON. Doth st. and Pa. ave.
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10000 ARRIVED ToDAY Of the Coaline head
ache powders to supply the drug stores in
Washington.
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rh'hoMAs DUMLINU. Aucuoncer
EsTEEs, SALE or coMFoErARLr

TRUSTEES SALE or COMFORTABLE BR
ID STREET HOUSE No 4I4 FTKST sTkFF'
BY virtue OF trust dated November 20 is7p
recorded IN nber No. 81. AZ foilo % ct SEQ We
sell ol SATURDAY, THE TWELFTH DAY t5F Ot,
bhh AL leSa, IN front Of the premises AT n \
fAsI tOCk CLOCK PM. the north l3it 4 IA
by Comfortable Brick House "
Terms OF sale: One-third cash, residue IN two e,
payments at ole and two YEAR, with interest z
day OF sale: slOo deposit at tine of sale
FRED. ". JONI,. ,
oc5-dts hpRT "a NARD' Trustees
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OscEoLA WATER prevent formation of uric acid

FINE HATS AT POPULAR PRICES.
Broadway and 9TH ave. Silk Hats, SIS. Sc:
The best 80 and - Derbys in the city;
finest 2 and 81. 80 Derbys ever shown;
Soft Hats sl.50 to $500; "Crushers" SIOO;
Il I. LEWIS Son. l42l New York avenue.
NIB. Lowest price plainly marked on each hat.
DRINK OscEoLA.-Every dealer sells Osceols
water
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We MAKE a specially of our fine old rye
whiskey, guaranteed over six years old; re-
duced from IS TO soc per pint; half pts. 25c.
koLB PHARMACY. It'll and NV
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TIE Johnston dry roast Java did it-increased
the grocer's coffee trade
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The CELEBRATED Crown TOOTH Brushes, with
Dr. Maurys Improvement. guaranteed and sold
by u. u. L. SIAIMs, corner 14th st. and NY ave.
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WHAr Gun CUSTOMERS SAG
RYLAND. CULPEPER COUNTY, va,
SEPTEMBER 26, 1889.
GOODYEAR RUBBER COMPANY
800 9Th ST. NV. WASHINGTON, D. c.,
MELVILLE LINDSAY, Manager.
DEAR SIR: Having bought several pairs of boots
from you, which entire satisrac-
uon write again Tor prices on Your gun boots and Q
coat that you think most d. rabe tor turning wafer
for farm hands Yours, &C.,
se1-3m j. 4. COONS,
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EIsEMAS BRos.' STORE will be reopened this
evening at 6 p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-05

WINDOWS. floors for rent J. II. KuehIing,
1206 Penn. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-05

DR.. WARMERS CoRsErs Csc; side-band dress
goods, l9c.; comfortables, 75c.; Lonsdale CAM
brio, $50. BRoDHEADs.