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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-05-30

CIRCULATION: l ,472.
Ore year ago it was less than 500.
During the last IL weeks we have
mailed over 1000 copies.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-05-30

BD THE CAUCASIAN was adopt
ed As the official organ of the Coun-
ty Alliances by fhe County Alliance,
January l9th.-Es
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1889-05-30
THE CAUCASIAN.

Entered according to Postal Laws at
Clinton, n. G., as second class mail
matter.
Evening star., 1889-09-04
THE COURTS.
EQUITY CouRr-.Judoe Con.

EQUITY CoURr-.udqe Cor
Yesterday-Wright agt. Wright; reference TO
auditor. Nimmo agt. Patterson; r. ]. Meigs,
jr., appointed guardian. Bohrer agt. Otter
back; final report Of receivers approved. King
a9t. King; commission to get testimony in
Philadelphia ordered to ISSUE
CRIMINAL CoURT-Judge Cor Gin chambers).
Iesterday-Hattie Green, violating internal
revenue law (seling liquor without license);
bail given. Isaac II. James, assault with intent
to kill; do. Willis r. Campbell do; do.
PROBATE COURT.
Yesterday-J. H. Buscher, guardian to Mary
A. Rotenberger, nee Ruth; petition and order
to pay over money to his ward. Estate of Mary
Adeline Campbell; will fully proven. Estate
OF Julia r. Marvin, deceased; order Of sale.
Estate of Geo. NJ. Barker; inventory of money,
$l6,O34.1l and list OF debts due deceased filed.
In re. Annie Donnelly, estates of Thos. Weaver,
Emeline Clark, Nicholas Acker and Lucy L.
Hunter; accounts approved and passed.
POLICE CounT-Judoe Mills pro tenn
Today-Wm. r. Colston, vagrancy; personal
bonds. Dadney Duzen, do; bonds or go days.
Henry Riley, refusing to pay hack hire; 10 days
in default of settlement of the bill. BARLEY
Holmes. disorderly conduct; IS or Is days.
Frances Kelly, vagrancy; bonds or 80 days. Eli
Brown. do; do. ShIpley Clements and VIM.
Cole, trespass on parks; IS or Is days each.
Amanda Lucas, profanity; collateral forfeited
Theron Outwaite, wasting Potomac water; do.
Lucien E. Robey, do; suspended. Sarah Jack
son. profanity; collateral forfeited Nathan
Brown, do. do
Evening star., 1889-09-04
THE OLD FIREMEN.
They Arrange to Take Part in the Bal.
timore Demonstration.

The veteran volunteer dremen met at Meyers
hall, 7th and N streets, last evening, Mr.. James
H. Richards, president. and Mr.. ]. J. Peabody,
secretary. Mr.. Edward Dawson of the North
ern Liberty company was elected q member.
Having already decided to attend the demon
stration in Baltimore on Monday and to 60 by
the Baltimore and Potomac railroad the ssso-
citation further arranged TO have the Kit Carson
Post drum corps 60 with them, to meet st the
hall at o'clock Monday morning and to take
the $40 train. The honorary members are
invited to accompany the association and ap-
pear in dark clothes, derby hat white gloves
and badge. They will take the hose carriage
with them and on the spool will carry gum
hose such as was in use twenty five years ago.
Joshua Lloyd and Henry L. Gettier will carry
the old axes Of the Columbia. Engineer Julius
Strobel and Assistant Engineer George Keith
ley the pipes, and the Carpenter boys the
torches Of the old Northern Liberty company,
while the president, Mr.. Richards, will carry
the silver horn of that company. Mr.. ]. R.
Brown will carry the flag aud the line Will be
marshaled by Mr.. ]. r. p. CARPENTER.
Evening star., 1889-09-04
1lS ANOTHER MARK DOWN. 7lS
GREAT BARGAINS IN BLACK DRESS GOODS,
] 8

aros Grain Silks oelebrated Regatta Brand" we'll
$40 Quality reduced 70 81 per yd
$223 quality reduced to 81 20 per yd
sissss Justly Sasity reductd % d to TO Il 40 10 per per I'd I'd.
$1.5o quality reduced to : 20 peryd
75c quality reduced to 8 SC. per yd
All Of our 12h and 16c Ginghams, in Black and
White. marked down to l11sc per yd
p. One Lot 81 Ladies . Fine English Hose. IN Plain
and SOC, marked down to 33c q pair.
One Lot Brilliant Isle Hose, Extra Fine that sold
for 5Oc., marked down TO 3Sc. u lair.
One Lot Of Ladies' Jersey fitting Vests In Lisht
each
Six Pieces of Satin Damask Table Linen Very Fine
that sold for s1.25, marked down to 95c per yd
l5 Doz Large Huck Towels. that sold for 12,<c.
KID GLOVES MUST SELL AT FOLLOWING
REDUCTIONS.
81. 5s4 g. 61< 6A and Z. Colored Undressed Em.
broidered BACK MoIsquetare 50c former price Al.
.5A. g. 6A and ~. 6,but Black Kid. Plain Back.
s!5N g SE. 81 and 2. 4,bpt,,. colorsd KID.
s;sass sasa M s 's5%ss % Pss sbai b laced oO,o,.a
k M 81 cclorsd SsfE kld sfsi Soa.ass..,r. q.
.5S: !: q %a 7-Aoo.. Black nd Glove. 7se.
nsS sk. .. & sna sy. 7-hool. color.d Kid Glove.
M 81: ~ 9, & sss 5x .Sx and a, 4.bu.. sl.ek. On
pssS sf e. s.s sSgt
,sM,A "a 5A Sx and ~ 4-but or.y.. yndrssssd En-
SUI ana Lasas oaoves ss half pE1cs Donr ntss thsss
Z q. DAVIS:
Evening star., 1889-09-04

DRoPosALs FOR TIE CONSTRUCTION OF
D.C- WASHINGTON, D. G.. SEPT. =, lees. sea ed
Proposals wall be received this ofiice until Nv LLaE
ILLvESrH. isss. iSr cOns.raeiins II Tie Dis'
Concrete sewers, BRICK Sewers AID Receiving
Basins. Blank forms Of Proposals and speciics-
ion therefor. together with al necessary iniornE
ton, and opy BIDS uIon iness ior.s WILL oe G. nsid-
or parts OF bids. J. VI. DOU6lAsS. l. q. HINE,
CHAS W. RAYMOND, Commissioners d. q. se3-6t
nRUPosALs FOR FUEL FOR BOTANIC GARDEN
IL for the nscal year ending June 30 1890, viii bs
received al the Ofe OF the snIer1ntendent Botanic
Garden until TMkLNt NJ FRIDAY. stPra.h hhtR
SIXTH, 1859. Particulars 10 character and guam
fity be obtal ell upon Application ofcs
NM X sM1i II. Supt. Botanic Garden. au29-1
Evening star., 1889-09-04
ANACOSTIA.

TROUBLE AT AN EVICTION AT DOUGLASS HALL
About 10 o'clock yesterday morning Nathaniel
Sprague, colored. Of Washington. agent for the
Douglass hall property. Hilsdale. entered that
building and proceeded to remove the furni-
ture belonging to the occupant, Mr.. Louden
while the latter was in the city. Mr.. Emanuel
Lee being left in charge, as Mrs. Louden was
not well. The police being informed that some-
thing was to occur there, Officer W. r. Ander-
son was detailed to be present. Sprague had
not proceeded far in his work before Mrs. Lou
den appeared on the scene with an ak and COM
manded him to get out and not enter the house
again. Sprague retired to the front door.
where a scuffie ensued in which he got posses
sion OF the ak. Mrs. Louden being bruised in
the row. She then got razor and the war Of
words went on, gang OF toughs having gath
cred about the building. Finally Sprague
turned upon Officer Anderson with his mouth.
charging the officer with defending roughs and
criminals against honest people He was
warned to behave, but, slappiug his pocket, he
said he had So and could afford to be arrested
Officer Anderson took him in charge for disor-
derly conduct but before getting to the station
house he didn't feel SO rich anG was permitted
70 go on to borrow collateral On returning
home Mrs. Louden had charge of assault
made aud S5 collateral was left in each case.
Louden endeavored to have Constable Tolliver
assist him, but Tolliver declined and Sprague
undertook the job alone. 1t is said that Sprague
reported at police headquarters that sale of
furniture was to take place at the hall and asked
that an officer be detailed for duty there The
cases were to come up in court today, but Dr.
Harrison gave a certificate stating that Mrs
Loudens condition would not permit her to
attend.
NoTEs.-Miss Fannie Griffin of Surrattsvlle is
visiting Miss Sallie Worthington on st. Eliza
beth Heights.-Mr. A. A. Starr OF the seed
division, Agricultural department, is very sick
at his home on Monroe street.-Mrs. John
Moe of Fairfax county. Va, is visiting the
family of Capt. D. L. Pitcher on Jackson street
--Miss Jennie Pitcher is home from Loudoun
county, Va.-Lottie Henson and Lizzie Gray,
who outran Officer W. L. Anderson on Stanton
avenue late Saturday night, were arrested yes
terday, the former in Washington, and held for
disorderly conduct.-Edwin T. Bolts of
Washington was arrested last night by Officer
Van Zant, the charge being drunkenness.
Evening star., 1889-09-04
CONDENSED LOCALS.

The American social and literary club. with
Newton E. Vowles, Frank White and Nelson
Brumagan as incorporators, has fled certif-
cate of incorporation.
The Virginia colored republican league and
the Malone Virginia colored republican associ-
alton met last night at the respective head
quarters and made preparations FOR the state
campaign.
The Maryland republican association held a
regular meeting last night, admitted FIVE new
members and elected Adolph Won Reuth. James
". Mckee and James A. McCauley delegates to
the Amalgamated association of republicans,
which meets at Grand Army hall on Tuesday
next
This morning Officer Caverly found . dead
infant in Temperance alley.
Evening star., 1889-09-04
THE "AUCTION PITCH' CASES.
All Of the Defendants Discharged by
Judge Mills.

In the Police Court yesterday afternoon
Prosecuting Attorney Armes called Judge
Mills attention to the case Of Harry Wilson,
charged by Sergeant Brosnan with permitting
gaming in premises under his control. This Is
the case resulting from the raid made on the
meeting rooms Of the Elkwood club, at Ne. COL
G street northwest, where Wilson conducts .
cigar store. In connection with this case
charges we're made against VIM. B. Hatton and
Hugh Hickman. who, it is alleged, were en-
gagged in a game Of auction pitch" when the
officers made the raid. They were charged,
under the recent act of Congress, with betting
on the result of the game The act under
which they were charged was passed by Con-
gress to break up the horse pool rooms in this
city and il was that law that efectually drove
those gambling places across Boundary street
THE CASE OF WILSON DISMISSED.
Mr. A. B. Williams appeared for the defend
ants. The testimony was heard and counsel
made no attempt to deny the evidence of the
prosecution. The articles Of incorporation
were produced and Mr.. Williams made an ef-
fective argument in behalf Of Wilson, and the
case, like all similar cases brought during the
past few years, was dismissed. .tc1
1t appeared in evidence that Wilson was not
present when the game was played and coun
sci therefore argued that it was done without
the knowledge or consent OF the defendant, and
it was on that ground that the court dismissed
the case.
HArToN AND HICKMAN.
A to the charges against Hatton and Kick
man, Mr.. Williams defined the law as he un-
derstood it and claimed that it was not appli-
cable to a game Of cards.
Judge Mills decided that the law did not ap-
ply to playing game of cards for money and
dismissed the case
This decision is Of considerable interest
Persons who play cards for beer and money,
and especially those who engage in such games
In saloons, have always been arrested an wit
nesses when raids were made, but had the
court held these parties such persons would
hereafter be arrastad aa defendanta
Evening star., 1889-09-04
A Methodist Conference.

The Potomac District conference of the Afri-
can Methodist Episcopal church will meet at
Garfield chapel, Good Hope, on the 10th in
slant and will continue in session until evening
OF the following day. Rev. ]. II. A. Johnson,
presiding elder of the District, will be in
charge. During the session of the conference
sermons will be preached by Revs J. II. A
johnson, J. G. Mitchell and ]. II. Collett. Lay
Representatives from the following District
churches will participate in The proceedings
Metropolitan, Ebenezer. st. Paul. Mt. Pisgah
Garfield. allen Station, Benniugs, Mt. Zion and
Mi Sinai
Evening star., 1889-09-04
sociation teams in this order:
LEAGUE,



Washington has the only league game
scheduled today.
There were less than thousand people
present yesterday.
There will be great rejoicing in Washington
when the Senators beat the Infants here
Chicago plays here tomorrow. Cleveland at
Philadelphia, Pittsburg at Boston and Indian
apolls ut New York.
Buck Ewing, the captain of the New York
team, is taking a rest and nursing his fingers in
order to be In shape for grand wind up.
krock may pitch to-day against Gruber.
John Irwin led the team in hitting yesterday
with a couple of singles, Haddock made a
home run, and Wise, Mack and Wilmot single
apiece.
Umpire Knight has some proper ideas about
discipline. He has called the turn on Tebeau
several times for the promiscuous coaching
which that player does from all parts of the
field.
The York team has been disbanded. Cause:
Poor attendance at the games.
Lyons has been suspended by the Athletic
management for failing to report yesterday in
time for the game.
Down go the Phiiiies! II they don't look out
Cleveland will catch them also. There is only
difference Of 20 points between them now.
Person is growing stronger, but he will be
unable to pitch this week. He was present at
Mondays game looking rather piqued He is
not in the best of spirits, Claiming to a STAR
while the team was in Philadelphia, that he
was weakener and soon as he was hit he
went to pieces. Ferson says that his poor
work during the recent trip was due to his
poor health, and is inclined to feel sore over
what be claims is his managers unjust criti-
cism. Now it is hardly fair to Mr.. Irwin, who
is q veteran in base bali, u level-headed man.
ager and good player, to suppose that he
would commit such an indiscretion as to make o
public statement to the effect that one OF his
best pitchers is weakener. He surely has too
good Judgment for that, for he mus. know that
there Is nothing that destroys teams strength
so much or 80 quickly as a criticism OF its men
| in print without giving them an opportunity to
say something. The chances are ten to one
that Capt. Irwin did not say what Ferson thinks
he did. but IL il is true ii is Persons duty both
to his team and to himself to prove that his
| captain was in error by his work during the
balance Of the season. This sort Of argument
will convince the public much more readily
than any amount Of pique he may show.
| Ihe game on Analostan island yesterday be-
tween the Columbia athletic club and the
Primrose team resulted in Q victory for the
former BY score Of l6 to 8. The battery for
the Columbias was Burke and Mccarthy.
Il D<<N e. A.. .Axa
Evening star., 1889-09-04
Drunken Mother and Starving Children.

Last night Policemen Eser and Sanford went
~ the house Of q woman named Maria Cook, on
Van street southwest, where they had been in
formed the woman was dead" drunk. Sure
enough she was. She was found in a filthy
house with four half-naked children. The
woman had been on a spree for several days.
and the children nearly starved to death One
oi them was found in a room without a stitch
o. clothing to eover its body, and the others
were clad IN rags that but few old clothes deal
efs would care to stop to examine. Had not
the officers been informed OF the condition of
The children they would probably have starved
TO death Mrs. Cook was locked up on a charge
OF yagrancy and the children were turned over
70 OneeE oNehI OF the humane society, who
will provide homes for them. This mornin !,
IN the Police Court the woman plead guilty TO
The charge and was given 30 days on the farm
Evening star., 1889-09-04
Transfers of Real Estate

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
Matilda Horstman to Emanuel Speich, g. Il g..
BIZ. ,. lie Droit Park; -, i56.25. E. Carusi OF
a.. to Ernest Schmid. sublot 239 of Fitzmorris'
sub. pt. Mt. Pleasant; s.. J. X. Pfeh to G.
Walter. pit. !, so. 62; e. James b. Winner to
Amanda Bank, lot 8, blk. c, Reno; 500. d.
X. Warner ct al. to Sylvy Collins, lot 80. Gar
dcld: SlO0. L. Payton to L. RothwelI, lot 8,
A.. lul1. l. = p
Evening star., 1889-09-04
4 FArR TR1A1

OF Hoods Ssrsaparill< will convince any reasonable
person that it does great medicinal merit We
do not claim that every bottle will accomplish O
mirgce but do know that nearly every botIe takei
according to directions, does produce positive bene
Its peculiar curative is shown by many remark
able cures.
II down from close application to work, but
was told had Malaria and dosed with Quinine,
&c, which useless. 1 decided to take hoods
Sarsapsrilla and feeling strong and cheerful
i feel satisfied it will benefit any who give it
Q fair trial" W. B. BEAMIsH, 26l spring street,
New York City.
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists, &I six for S5. Prepared only
by c. l. HOOD Co.. Apothecaries. Lowell, Mssa
3 100 discs ONE DOLLAR
Evening star., 1889-09-04
From BOyds.

Correspondence Of THE EVENING STAR
BoYDs, Nd, September l.
Col. Enoch Totten, who is on q tour Of Eu-
rope, is expected at his country residence here
about September 20.
An all-day's picnic will be given by the
Boyds Presbyterian Sunday school on Septem-
Der Z.
1t is reported that Mr.. ]. w. Collier Of Dick
ensons has purchased of s. Darby all the prop
erty at GAINESVILLE station owned by him. It
is intended to erect a grain elevator and many
other conveniences, which are at present much
needed
s. Winstad his farm for $4,000. J.W.W.
Evening star., 1889-09-04
They Will Protest

The Republican Invincibies of East Wash
ington met last night at 632 Pennsylvania
avenue southeast-George W. Sargent in the
chair, James Cook acting as secretary G. w.
Sargent Of New Hampshire, Lewis Elliott of
Maryland, and w. W. McKenny Of Pennsyl-
wanna were elected TO represent. the club at the
meeting next tuesday night, when the organ
izalons intend to protest against the manner
appointments are made. Navy yard appoint
ments and non-appointments were discussed
and committee OF i've was appointed to see
to such matters
Evening star., 1889-09-04
Officers Elected

The Security Investment company held their
second annual meeting at the Office Of
the company, 12l5 street northwest, last
evening, at which the following officers were
elected: Alexander Elliott, jr., president; J. B.
Lloyd, vice president; Chas. L. Dubois, treas
urer; A. NJ. McLachlen and Robinson White
trustees; J. F. BatchelGer, secretary. The annual
report shows a very prosperous years business,
as q result OF which a semi-annual dividend Of
5 per cent has been declared on all full-paid
stock
Evening star., 1889-09-04

SoTIcE.-Norfolk oysters, New York Blue
Points, Shrewsbury Neck ciam,, large clans,
soft crabs. hard crabs; famil es and hotels sup
piled; wholesale and retail N. WHITE 4 Co.,
e21 ST. NV
Evening star., 1889-09-04

AT PRESENT we have q great many bargains
TO offer just enough away from the ruling style
to cause US to sell at cost, and less IN some in
stances. as follows: 6 odd patterns in Smiths
moquette that we cannot get more of, at 81 per
yard odd patterns in best 5-frame body
brussels at 75c. per yard; mahogany side
boards less than cost, and We invite inspection
OF our new stock also. which is on the floor
ready for fall orders, and the prices we guar
antee. W. ii. HoCGHToN i Co..
1Ol2-lgIn Il 81 III w
Evening star., 1889-09-04

CASH BARGAINS
AND VALUABLE PRESENTS.
HENRIETTAS. CASHNERES, BROADCLOTHS,
BLANKETS, BED COMFORTS, SILKS, vEi.VErS,
CANTON FLANNELs. sAEETiNG COTToNs. and
Immense Assortment Of DRY GOODS at the very
lowest cash prlces.
CARTERS. Cash Store
I'll MARKET SPACE, MAR 7TH ST
VALUABLE PRESENTS Tor Cash Customers.
Select oEe VI the following presents with purchase
Of &5 Apair Of Lergesize Fine Danask Towels worth
20 cts helt-dozen line Dalnask Napkins, worth
75c. Pair OF silk Embroidered Glove fitting Corsets
HENRIETTA CASHMEisES, nearly one yard and q
half wide all pure ne wool III all colors. Heal cash
value S5c. Price reduced to 50c.
FRUIT OF The LOOM COTTON, yard wide, SIG.
BLACK SURAH SILKS, excellent quality SOC.
IONSDAIE CAMbkiC, finest quality, l0c.
lLnuielise Assortment of BLANhLIS. Cash bar
gains. = 100. S3, x3.7 as. -. 34.5O 80.
ROYAL. FRENCH SEb1E, all colors, wide double
width all pure fne wool. Zeal value Soc Price re-
duced to 3111c.
LADii:S' BROADCLOTH, one yard and a-half wide,
all pure fine wool, all colors. OnIy I'll.
MOIkE SILKS, SO, O2, &C.
COLORED SILK PLUSHES, Toe, 81.
VALUABLE PRESENTS for Cash Customers
Select one Of the following presents with purchase
Of $40 more. A Lafge-size HgLasolne Bridal
Guilt, worth Sl.50; Dozen lime Dunask Napkins
worth $l.5O two Pairs Of Largesize Fine Dalnasx
towels. worth . 90.
No CREDIT. but the very lowest prices tor cssh
au2S
Evening star., 1889-09-04
They Ask for a Lien on the Judgment.

Harry W. Green and others have filed a bill
agaiDs! James B. Green and others for an in
junction and to enforce writ Of attachment. 1t
Is alleged that James 3. Green was decreed TO
pay a specified amount on account OF trust
funds he had held for complainant 1t is set
forth that he has recovered judgments of the
Richmond and Danville railroad for Sl2 400
and the complainants seek to enjoin payment
and to attach the amount due them
Evening star., 1889-09-04
Cattle Market.

At the Union stock yards III cattle were on
the market yesterday and all sold to
butchers as follows: Best sold from 4 to AZ
per pound; good sold from 3s6 to SO per pound;
medium sold from 81 to 80 per pound; COM
mon sold from ~ to per pound. Eight hun
dred and fifty sheep and lambs on the
market and all sold. Old sheep sold from 81
to ~ per pound; lambs sold from to GA per
pound. Cows and calves sold from S20 to SA5
each. Market for all kinds of stock was steady.
Evening star., 1889-09-04
MARRIAGE Licensea

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court to Vincent Parlnisano of
Baltimore and Barbara Crovo; ". A. Miller of
Council Grove, Kan, and Mamie E. Edmon-
ston; F. b. A. Duke Of New York city and NJ
Hughes; Vernon II. Whitman of East Bridge
water, Mass. and Annie c. Kolb: Geo. Williams
and Mary Bishop; Henry A. Shore and Eva De
NoHtreyille; James A. Mckee and Mary A.
Gibbons; Robert +. johnson and Mary Dorsey
Evening star., 1889-09-04
THE CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.
Chamberlain Withdraws His Adherence
to the Scheme-Parnell's Diplomacy.

Mr.. Joa Chamberlain has declined to treat
the proposal for an endowed Roman Catholic
university in Ireland as tangible scheme.
The Times utters q note Of warning to the
government. 1t refers to the fact that similar
scheme wrecked Mr.. Gladstone's cabinet fifteen
years ago and declares that the revival Of It
by the tory ministry will be turned to account
by those who are seeking to wreck another
cabinet.
The Dublin Freeman's Journal (principal
Catholic and Parnellite organ) suggests that
Mr.. Parnslls ostentatious welcome Of the pro-
posal was only feint designed for political
ends, and that he simply intends to encourage
the government to involve itself in thorpy
and prohtless question. He may not, says this
newspaper, approve the bill when he sees it.
1t seems altogether likely, since the bare sug-
gestion Of this idea has aroused SO violent q
storm of protest. that Lord Salisbury will drop
the matter and not introduce such bill at ai
The present administration has grown used to
eating its own words and may be driven to this
undignifed expedient once more.
Evening star., 1889-09-04

No WIDESPREAD SENSATION was ever so short
lived as Brown-Sequard's elixir of hfe" Merit
alone Will stand the test Of time, which accounts
for the enormous sale of ''Bromodine Powders" !"
the infallible headache remedy. Hundreds Of
your friends have been cured by its use. 25c
Isehifely Il Evans are the Wholesale agents.-
ACscc3itSeO,eD.
Evening star., 1889-09-04

Sharp Aches. Dull Pains. Strains and wesknes,ss
RELIEVED IN ONE MINUTE by the CUTICURA
ANTI-pAIN PLASTER. Tho hrst and only instants-
ueous pain-k strsngthsning plastsr. 20 esnts
Evening star., 1889-09-04

JUsT LITTLE LATE for that light derby Of
yours. Lay it aside and clothe your head as
eefitJ the season. Our hats range in price from
sl Up and comprise all styles and kinds.
FRANC, One Price, 7th and d.
Evening star., 1889-09-04

FINE LADIES' DBEssEs (sscond hand) bought
and sold JUsTH's Old Stand. GIG D NV
Evening star., 1889-09-04

Gas FIxruIFs in variety Of now crystal and
other patterns Just received and sold at lowest
prices by c. A. MUDDIMAN, 1905 r st.
Evening star., 1889-09-04

TWENTY PER CENT SAVED
By buying your teas and coffees at
CHI,iA AND JAPAN TEA Co., 731 7th st
See prices, fourth page.
Evening star., 1889-09-04

Pure Apple Cider Vinegar. Guaranteed
year, old. Direct from farm in Maryland
s5c. or s gallons sl. Pure Spices, Green Gin
ger, &c. (1t"1 NJ. 4 p. METzeEn, Az 7th NV.
Evening star., 1889-09-04

Five RAczs-Thursday and Friday--Rock-
vile fair