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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FORECAST I'LL EIGHT AN. SUNDAY.
For the District of Columbia. Maryland and
Virginia. fair. except showers IN western pOT-
ton of Virginia; no change in temperature;
westerly winds
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The Bow Who Drove the SDilxp

IL read in a newspaper" said Senator to a
STAR reporter last evening, that Henry Willard
has lost his little boy. That youngster was
the one who drove the last spike-the golden
spike-which completed the Northern Pacific
railroad"
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PlMPLEs. black heads, red, rough, ehapped aud
oily skin prevented by CUTICURA SOAP
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9l9 p sssYLvASnA AVE.

WE HAVE ABOUT TWO HUNDRED
DRESSES OF THOSE FINE SCOTCH GING-
HAMS, WHICH WE WILL SELL ON MONDAY
AT THE Low PRICE OF TWELVE ANDA
HALF CENTS PER YARD
ALSO SCOTCH GINGHAMS IN BLOCK
PLAlDS OF ALL SIZES AND BEAUTIFUL
COLORINGS AT THE Low PRICE OF
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER YARD.
ONE HUNDRED PIECES OF BLACK
DEAPERY NETS. WHICH MUST BE SOLD.
THEA HAVE ALL BEEN REDUCED FROM
20 TO 80 PER CENT IL YOU ARE IN
WANT OF DRESS OF THIS KIND IT
WILL PAY YOU TO SIZE OUR STOCK.
". II. SHUsTER 4 SONS,
919 PENN. AVE.
ONE PRICE. ieI4
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Johnson & LUrrRrLL.

See our Figured Pongees at l5c; ISc and ooe s,ss.
where.
China Silks. %oc. and Soc reduced from SOC. and
6oc. beautiful styles
Scotch Zephyrs, beautiful styles. z yard wide, At
2oc.; usual price Doc.
Black and White Paids. something very scsrc. at
25c. "
Our New Line Of Challes. 15c and 1Sc: were 2Oc
and 25c.
Best stock Of Satteens at 12hc that can be found.
Shepherd Plaids, in Ginghams at I2,sc
We carry large stock Of Outing shirts from Soc to
e.
our STOCK OF Ladies'. Gents and Childrens Under.
wear is complete; very low prices.
Al we ask Is an inspection before purchasing.
We can please you
Jel4s JOHNSON n I.IrTrprrI
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Travelling Bags, Satchels and Fancy
Leather Goods of every description at lowest
prices. Call and be convinced. TopHAM's
Trunk and Harness Mandatory, 1891 Pcnna.
ave, NV II
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For FAMILY AND TABLE Use drink Handlers
pure Virginia ciaret. the best tonic and slim
ulant you can get for the hot weather fine
line of old mellow WHISTLES aud sherries for
medical use speciality. Only the best Cali
fornIa cabinet wines sold
I1LIsr- NANnFR 900 1th 81 m w
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The Australian Ballot Reform Bill is
unnecessary for those ladies who use the Gem
Ice Cream Freezer. All dealers 10
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DIVER VIEW FOR 1890.

wAsHINGTONIANs' MOST POPULAR RESORT.
The New Excursion Steamer SAMUEL ]. PENTZ,
the Fastest the Potomac
SUNDAY. three trips, leaving at 1880 an 81 q
and $50 pm. Returning at =. xnd pm Tickets
25c
WEDNESDAYS, comm encing june q. three tripa
leaving Mt 9.45 AIM, As and - pm. Returning
at 1. @ and IL 80 pm. Tickets. CSC.
Family Days commence SATURDAY, July s.
Dancing Day and Evening ali trips except Sun.
day ut the grounds the largest aud finest pavilion
south of New York. Fine Brass Band ON Sunday The
only place the Potomac lighted by slectrieity Ex-
cellent meals furnished on the grounds, SOC. This
resort has n fine switchback Railway and all other
popular smusements. The Steamer will be chartered
liberal percentage allowed ticksts sold by So.
cieties &c. No objectionable parties allowed on any
Of the above trips. Z q RANDALL
m2S = Rropristor.
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REFRIGERATOR AND lee CHFsTs from IS up.
Don'tyo need one! Prices reduced 20 per cent.
julius LANsBUEGH. 18th and r sts
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RUSSELL kirsch ice cream. a new fruit deli
cacy; original with and made only by
RUSSELL. i417 New York ave.
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Star SDrinD Wafer

Saratoga Star Spring Water for sale in bot.
ties and by the glass by all druggists SAINT
G. PALMER, Agent. ja25-s tn, thl50t
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Do Nor FAIL to hear Prof. Bischoff at the
opening of the new grand organ i'll the First
Baptist Church, 10th street near Scott Circle.
Oh Monday, June 10, ut pm. Admission, 80
cents
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ISEfurniture storage. CuAcE'sopp Post Office

FoR GOoD FCRNITUEF aud low prices call al
{. T. B1RCKHEAD's. 73l 9th ST. NV
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REDUCTION OF 20 PER CENT on baby carriages
See those offered at SiSj.
julius LANsEURGH. 18th and SITS.
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Use THE JOHNSTON BREAKFAST COFFEE. Sold
by all grOcers at 25c. per pound package.
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kIyERDALE PARK.

For 3 You Can BUY beautiful blue serge
suit, well made and perfect hitting, at Eiseman
Bros 18th and l.
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ORIENTAL STRIPED CURTAr,s reduced to "A 6S
pc pair: former price, Sl2. Imported Puniab
curtains, $3.50 per PAIR; former price, Sl6
Fancy striped lightweight curtains reduced to
95c. per pair.
JULIUS LASsBUR6H 18th and r sta
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Nervous Debility, Poor Memory, Diff
dence, Sexual Weakness Pimples cured by DR.
Miles Nervine. Samples free at
6 EDWARD z. MERTz's lO14 st,
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GRAND ORGAN CONCERT at First Baptist
Church. 10th street near Scott Circle. on Mon
day, June 10, at pm. Admission, 80 cents.
GARDEN HOSE. SHEDD 4 Bro 432 9Th st.
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TRY A CASE or HEURICH's extra pale
lager. The ARLINGTON BOTTLING Co.,
9th and SITS NV
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EsTABRooK gives fine frame with each dozen
QS) cabinet photographs. Ill Market Space.
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BOYS SEERsUCKEE COATS AND VESTS, SOC
Eiseman Bros. 18th and T.
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Carpet CLEANIxG. CHAcE,s. opp. Post Office.

HAVE 1OU SEEN THE PANTS We make to order
from 80 up, and suits to order from 30! Else-
man Bros, 9Th and T..
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LAWN VASES and settles. SHEDD & Bro, 432
9th 81.
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PrMpLEs To ScnoruLA.

TERRIBLE SKIN AND SCALP DISEASE PsORI
ASKS YEARS. HEAD, ARMS AND BREAST A
SOLID sCAB. BEST DOCTORS AND MED.
lClNES FAIL. CURED BY CUTICURA AT A
COST OF 1919 -
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We ARE Showing fine grade of mating at &c.,
1sc., 25c- 3ec. and Acc. per yard. Prices re-
dueed p per cent
julius LANsBURGH. 18th and SITS.
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OI'R BLACK OUTING SurRTs

are guaranteed fast color and absolutely stain
less. Our own importation fast black hosiery
Ut &c. FRANC. One Price. cor. 9TH and ID.
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Will call with samples.

Gas RANGES and stoves. SHEDD BRo., 1872
9Th St
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JUNE EVENINGS ON TIE RIVER
The New Palatial Iron and Steel Steamer
CHAS. MACALESTER,
The Finest and Fastest and Only New Steamer on the
Potomac River
$50 Electric Lights-Eectric Search Light Illuminat-
ing the River and Landings.
Leaving Her Wharf, Foot Of eth Street,
AT 6:30 p. NJ. SHARP
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS,
june Is and IA,
And on Each Friday and Saturday Evening During
the Season of 1890. Arriving in Washington
on Her Return at 10 O'Clock pm.
40 Miles to Indian Head and Return Landing at Mar
shall Hall Going and Returning
Elegant Cafe Oh the CHAS. MACALESTER Meals
and Lunches at Marshall Hall Restaurant
FARE. ROUND TRIP. 25 CENTS
Best of order guaranteed.
tel2-3t L. L. BLAKE, Captain.
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Rita, pretty poem for the madens a.
MoRsELL S, 1888 I st., and Book Stores. lt*
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srAIxED GLASS SUBSTITUTE. ali 7th st.
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JUNE EVENINGS on the river" See adv,

"BRoMoDISE" is the only positive cure TO
the headache. Csc. box.--4dct.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
THE COLUMBIA HEIGHTS BUILDING LINE

THE COLUMBIA HEIGHTS BUILDING LINE.
The Commissioners have directed the sur
veyOr for the District to inscribe upon the
books of his Office where the subdivision of Co.
lumbia Heights is recorded the following
words: by conditions Of all the deeds have
executed as trustee for the original proprietors
OF this subdivision the front building line of
all the lots in said subdivision north of Clifton
street j. fixed at not less than thirty feet from
the street line which the lots front" This
was done IN accordance with a request from
Senator Sherman
WOMAN WANTS THE PLACE.
The Commissioners today received an appli-
cation from Eliza y. Reid for an appointment as
resident trained student at the Washington
Asylum Hospital. The application is Endorsed
BY Senator Blair and q large number Of prom
lnent citizens.
POLES FOR DISTRICT WIRES.
The Commissioners today forwarded the fol-
lowing letters to Congress: The Commission
ers earnestly favor the amendment of the law
prohibiting the erection OF poles and stringing
of overhead wires III the cities of Washington
and Georgetown so far as to permit chem for
the use of the fire alarm telegraph. when, in
the opinion of the Commissioners the
public service will be promoted thereby
withouta large appropriation to enable the
Commissioners to place wires underground
The line to and through Georgetown will very
soon be imperative by reason of decayed poles
and many of the poles in Washington city are
also so rotten that they will probably within a
year become unsafe. The amendment pro-
posed will enable the Commissioners to repair
the lines at small expense.
MISCELLANEOUS.
During the month of May s95 was collected
by the poundmaster as pound fees.
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JUNE EVENINGS on the river" See asvt
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CARPETS cleaned, moth representatives.; no
charge CHACES.
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$3 GAL, Toe. qt bottle, No. Rye Whisky
Best i'll the world for the money.
ml3-w&s-tr MCGEE's. 637 d near It'll St
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CHnDRrS's ScITs, 1915. Eiseman Bros,
7th and L.
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Buy a Machine with a Reputation!
Examine our New High Arm No. and notice
how its rotary motion, silent and positive con-
trasts with the rasping, heavy, uncertain action
OF shuttle machines. Office. 437 Sth NV
m22-3m WHEELER & WILSON dire. Co.
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DERRY EXCURsIoNs-LARaEsAL STEAM
p 1dti,h Va. respectively. o AM $50, $50. $50.
1880, II 80. 1880, 80. 2:3O, $50, 4:3O
o,3u, $3.50 and 7:lD. Same schedule Sundaya
commencing At $3.50 I'm Fare. round trip, Is cents
b2oles Tree. te1 -.3ru
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HOODS sARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggiss 81; six for S. Prepared only
by c. l. HOOD CO.. Lowell, Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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100 FL Bps.. sLI5. LIEEeY. BIrrINeER L NIII1E r.
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CHEAP storage for furniture. Once. opp. 20
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THE POLICE WILL STOP 1T.
The Commissioners Decide to Prevent
the Sunday hall Game.

THEY BASE THEIR DECISION Of THE FOURTH
COMMANDMENT, WHICH. ME-. DOUGLASS SAYS. Is
PART OF THE COMMON LAw--THE POLICE
NOTIFIED AND LETTER TO Mr. HEWITT.
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HUMAN ARTIFICIAL EYES. HEMPLER's, cor. AZ.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN-ENDONM NJ. LIFE AND
w Tontine Policies bought al highest cash prlces
Loans negotiated upon tane reasonable terms.
Apply to NJ. IL. ACHESON. 1907 st nv. jel3-3nls
MONEY TO LOAN On REAL ESTATE; PkOMPT
XN1 attention 20 all applications. SNORMs lE-DI AZ
DhADLkl. Ya9 + ST. NV. m24- I'M
MONEY TO LOAN 81 FIVE PER CENTON APP
AN1 proved Real lstate security. Large amounts a
speciality TlLEh & RI IHEhFORD,
my92-lms 1907 d 81. "a V.
Al oNEY TO LOAN IN SUNS TO SUR AL > AND
NJ per cent, ON U. L. real estate security.
FRANK 4. EAMllNtiS, hos "a ava
myl9 lIhe Arlington FIRE lns. Go . officeD
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Haas, engraver. plate printer 1906 Pa. ave.
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Bay RIDGE
ON THE CHESAPEAKE,
OPEN JUNE14
NAVAL ACADEMY BAND
FINEST MEALS FINEST ATTRACTIONS
EVERYTHING THE BEST
Trains leave b. and O. depot. week days 9:l5 An,
1870 and 4;30 pm. Sundays, 9:35 o. m, 1 30 and
3:15pm.
Leave Bay Ridge. week days. $40 and $50 p. m.
Sundays. and . pm
hoUND-TRIP TICKETS sl.
j. T. oDEIL, CHAs. o. scULI.
Gent Manager. GENT Passenger Agent.
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.

DEwIFT'S TALLY Ho COACH LINE, TIM
i Table and Round trip Rates. Arlington. 10 am
and 3 D. m Doc Soldierr' Home. am, = J. m. 5Uc
Cabin John Bridge, Wed. and sun, 5 p m. &c. mr.
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POWERFUL FIELp GLASSES. HEMPLER's. cor ~.
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T. SPELSHOUSE. ACT. HAS OPENED A
e. New Store at 6O5 9TH st; NV; opposite Patent
oner) with an ent re stock OF Wall Paper
ne Inspection Of his former patrons end public
invited. my2I-1m
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. d. CARLISLE, n D.,
~ late 1876 Boylston St. Boston, Mass. located
at $50 1T ", Washington, u. c. All diseases Of
the Skin successfully treated Growths Or dishgur
ing bienishes skiiitaily removed Hours: l0a m. 20
.. m. Appointments for other hours bymaiL DR.
CARLISLE, $40 sr. tsenstor's kowJ m3l-1ms
DARTIEs DESIRING BOOK BINDING OF ANY
description will do we'll to call, before giving
ders. at J. q. HODGES. GAL La ave. NV, opposite
Post ONCE; good leather from &c. TO eI50 je5-lms
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AUCTION SALES

EoIp AND sfLNfR MATCHES. pIANoND
VI Rings. sILNIRRARE. NiOLINs AcCVRpf-
On az Auction Tonight
3els-5t. 5aa5ths tpr
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PRINTERS.

IL l. McQUEEN.PEINTEE.ll Os-g1l6 4 ST NV
III has complete line VI salnl Ice Of John A. Lowell
Co.'S BOSTON, celebrated steel late tolders Orders
of Dance, Menus and Business Cards. All Who 70
these beautiful goods. whether with
tlon OF purchasing not, cordially invited DO
FINE BOOK AND JOB PRINTING ONLY m24
M cGIL 4 WALLACE
M PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
Printing VI every description neatly executed
llOa n n.
Estimates furnished n.s.l lressWoTk Trada.
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MARSHALL HALL
THE GARDEN SPOT OF THE POTOMAC.
SUNDAY, June Ii. 1890,
and every Sunday during the Season Of 1890. the
New Palatial Iron and Steel steamer
CHARLES MACALEsTER
The only New Steamer the Potomac River
Cafe-win leave her wharf. foot of 9TH street,
FOR MARSHALL HALL
At IL am. 2:3O and 6 pm. sharp.
arriving in Washington her return trips at q 80
and 9pm.
The ever-popular and reliable steamer W. W. Cor
coran will also leave for Marshall Hail at $3.50 pm.
Fare for the Round Trip. % cents
Tickets good either the Manchester or Corcoran.
MARSHALL HALL is AN IDEAL RESORT OF
UNSURPASSED LONELINESS. WITH BROAD
AND COOL PIAZZAS, SPACIOUS LAWNS SHADED
BY GRAND TREES. ROMANTIC WALKS AMI
LOVERS LANES, LARGE COVERED PAVILION
OVERLOOKING THE RIVER AND In FULL VIEW
OF MOUNT VERNON.
MEALS AND LUNCHES ALL DAY AT MAR
| TAURANT
No Objectionable Characters allowed on the boats o.
at the Hail
| 1t l. L. BLAKE, Capt
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

ID EST CHEESE. LBS. 25c.: VIRGINIA CLAREr
- large bottle, 25c. Homemade Craze Wine. PC
Der bottle quart bottle sweet CatAwba. 2Jc blg bot
tie Whisky, 25c Blackberry Nine home made from
cultivated berries.
je7-lm' 0HARE's Grocery. l245 9TH ST. ny.
\ UTZ BROS CELEBRATED PICKLES AND IA.
IL be Sauce Of all klucs be hh in bottles - OF
barrels by applying TO their sole agents. A. DEIUE
son. SIS to SO Az ST. s.w mlG-3n
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fNALIF0RNiA.
~ Special Parties. Semi monthly. Tourist Sleep
lng Cars. Cheap Rates. Southern Pacific Co Address
+. HAWLEl, Asst Genl Traffic Msnager, :I43 Broad
way, New York: X. J. SMITH, Agent. ~ South I'd
ST., Ihiadeiphla or any Baltimore and Ohio Ticket
Agent jal5-w&s-l04t
h0NT FORGET TO TAKE TIE CHILDREN To
~ see the shetland Ponies at the WASHINGTON
RIDING ACADEMY. free.
See Local Mention. je32ys
II OCULAR LINE OF COACHES LEAVE 3.D
IL and SITS Il. every hour for Arlington Round
trll. DOC. VI hicles OF all kinds TO hire. LEWlS J.
COLLINS, $50 NJ ST. NV ny;,-:Im.
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On TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE SEVENTEENTH.
1880, COMMENCING Al lin O'CLOCK, vi WILL.
SILL Al orr SALES ROOMS, Ninth AND ID
s1RlEtS NORfHMksi, HE ABOVE MN
TONED GOODS. DUNCANSUN BlsOs
lel4-2t Auciioue,.fs
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'I'HVHAn DVWLENV' NuNtIVletI.
GovERNNENr sAlK or TWO Bay HoRsEs

ON THURSDAY. jun NINETEENTH. iSGa
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. IA front q my aHrtioa
rooms. will sell for United States roNoruuIeut
Two Bay Horses about seven ami nine YEAR old. ~i
wors m single OF double harness.
lcrtl.s cash I'D, MAS DOWNING
fefaatltS
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4 GRAND PICNIC WILL BE GIVEN BY
"A l.. A. 1883. h. of L. and the J. Ii. b. u Of Bakers
AZ RABIES tduethler's Park) ID ST. between 18th and
14tn SITS s.e., on SATURDAY EVENING, June "a for
the benefit OF a disabled brother
Prize bowling. good music
Tickets 20 cents
jelO-ot COMMITTEE
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nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.

III
SALE OF FINE FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
EffkCIs, Al OH SAILS ROOMS. tO.NIK
NINTH AND ID 81 tEEIS NORTHWEST. t,N-
SlnIlNG OF PARLpR sUIIISlA plInuAND
HAIR CLUIh PIANOS. TARlOK ORGANS
EASl AND RECLINING CHAIRS " 4 WAL
NIT. OAK AND ASH CHAMBER FTKNIIl-EI.
MAkDkuBES. PlEk AND MAN1EI MIRlAl,S
BOON IAshs. DISKS, FOLDING BEDS. MAT
1hESs, II AlR AND HUSk. REFaIGIKAIORS
WATER COOLELs. A.. ALSO l.aRtiE line
Oh SlhAM AND FELr HATS, CAP &c RI
IENCE OF SAIE 80
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-09-25
The Soldiers Home.
{ From the State Chronicle |

At Il meeting, at the office of the
secretary of the State Fair, steps were
taken to increase the fund for the Sol
diers' Home The plan adopted in
sures the co operation Of all the news
papers in the State Each newspaper
will designate two canvassegs-a gem
tleman and lady-for each township
of its county, and these canvassers will
receive money for 'guesses' for valua
bic prizes, to be awarded at the State
Fair. There will be 10000 guesses,
and each guess will cost ten cents. The
names and numbers of the guesses will
be sent to Raleigh to the secretary of
ladies' committee, and the prizes
will be awarded during the fair to the
fortunate guessers. Mrs. Armistead
Jones was appointed secretary and
treasurer, and an executive committee,
composed of Mrs. Garland Jones. Miss
Olivia Cowper and Mi Daisy Den
son was also appointed. This plan
will afford the people Of all North Car
olina a special opportunity to aid that
most worthy ohject-the Soldiers
Home, and at the same time to per-
haps secure one of the many valuable
prizes to be given.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-09-25
SCHOULER'S
MILLINERY
ESTABLISHMENT.
3rG Street, South g.. II.

IT'S late in the season, you
say? Well, it is a little late, but
what difference does that make
when we have the latest styles
and best goods to show at snm-
mer prices? All styles are es.
tablished now, you know. for
the season. There is always
something you need or can use
to advantage, provided you
can get bargain, and bar
gains are in our line.
Come and see if you can't
find something that w1l please
you all around. Hats for the
seashore or the mountain. Also
the neatest, nobbiest travelling
hats, leather and canvas belts,
in all the popular styles.
Gloves, Mitts and novelties
in ladies' goods; and our prices
are as attractive as the goods.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-09-25
A Double Bigamist
T From the iHauta Journal.1

The history of J. w. Hawley, a
double bigamist, begins with his mar
riage into respectable family in
North Carolina. Hawley lived with
this wife about one year, then
skipped.
The next chapter concerns his mar
riage to a very estimable young lady
in South Carolina. He lived with this
wife about year then skipped again.
His next marriage was in Decatur
county, this State This wife died
suddenly and Hawley was suspected
of having poisoned her. The evidence
was not sufficient to convict him. The
investigation brought out the fact,
though, that Hawley had a living
wife in South Carolina, and this in
turn brought out the fact that he had
a living wife in North Carolina. He
was tried in Georgia and sentenced to
fur years for bigamy.
His time was up yesterday, and as
soon as he was released he was ar
rested upon a warrant from South
Carolina. The queerest part of the
whole thing is that Hawley, antici-
pating no further trouble for his past
misdeeds, had made his preparations
by correspondence for another court
ship and marriage. Just how the
correspondence began does not appear.
Hawley was taken by an officer to
Darlington, S. G., where he will be
tried.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1890-09-25
HIGH POINT HAPPENINGS.
[Fron, the High Point Enterprise


The foundations for the new facto-
ries of the Guilford Furniture Com
pany have been laid and the work
will be pushed to completion. One
building will be 120x8O and another
1O0xSO. The capital stock has been
considerably increased.
We went through the warehouse Of
the Canning company last week and
saw some Of the finest goods packed
away we have ever seen. 1t made US
proud of the factory. While we were
there Virginia merchant walked in
and wanted to buy the whole yield but
he could not get them priced to him.
Canned goods are very scarce this
year owing to the failure of the crop
etc, and the factories are not anxious
to sell just now.
This has been busy week in High
Point and business circles have OBJ.
tanned such an impetus that it is i'm
possible to say now when and where
we will stop.
The High Point Development COM
pany was organized here last WedneS-
day with a paid up capital of $780,
900. The following are the officers
Of the company President j. T. Nal
lory, Durham; Treasurer, l.. w. Wise,
Durham; Secretary, A. E, Tate, High
Point, Vice President, E. D. Steele,
High Point. The Company has al
ready purchased the Russell property
which contains 20 acres of choice land
and will begin at once to improve it.
One hundred and fifty shares of stock
at 500 share have already been ia
ken and the plan Of the Company is
SO inviting that the remaining 200
shares will readily find purchasers.
ALI of the gentlemen interested in
this move are men of character aud
we believe it means new era for High
Point.