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RAILROADS.
CHEsAPIAKE AND ONO RAILWAY:
Schedule IN Eject May IL

Ns~por, Sss. on ga anS aB, 't Gsol,
Mo Nor daily; Arrive Al Old Font al i9r I
IL q Cincinssfi Eipre.. daily 70 station. in
yessbale secrers ,hroass mishaSu ing aS IN
IL 10 p m. !. & = \ vss; SS AM i,,,,s . s,,
change yessne t ssssa i Sishsa 1
Office; oI3 Pennsy anna svenu.
,r,o., Hw FULLER
= General Passenger Ascent
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
~ Schedule IN effect June a,i is,.h'
'e 'V,. iLoin station corner Of New Jersey
For Chicago aad Sarass s.s S ;.rsss
FOR Ciiie,nna iG sin S enrre ssa n2 nm
eI for f e;s9 and Il 30 express
For lexington and points in tn. Shenandoah VALLEY
For h MnshesteE and way stations t5:3op.m
i ,% saInnore, week dsy.s o.; 90. e:ss IN
~ 'Di 10 10, 80 n9Ses $50. $50 N :UO IL 90
'siS IS minutes. 5 So 30; "a. !. 4ls ,S
:,1 l9. -; no 900 6;l5 o:.0 no 40 ~
i S 5 So sS a=:oc aaa Is S tiSs : sS
l ~ l.'nS o;Oo 0;la 6:2Q 80. s:j5, io.3G
Tor Way stations between WASHINGTON and n.,,,.
more, 90 $500. 80 am, l.I0 BIB. 81, {, 20
80 ~ ~; sundays $50 am. .Ou 3:sj, 81
Trans leave Baltimore fo- Washington week days.
and i0;5 an; Zoo % 80 SD SO
80 ;0o, =. 300. 6:O0 q 20. 800. 80 Ia
SsS $50 SIS I $50 i TO- los: s9ns s,
SO, 20 So 10 Is 80 200, 90 1.O0
For Annapoiis. o 80 and so m. IL ID and 4 20
ss Sn. TO- g J56 p hsa's sn hnasg
j Tor = s IN. 3;,,2 p IN; >,..-,,.
+ s9 g mn q pm s ioF SasTa sssfioa. only
FOR uaitherrburg and lnlernlc,iIate pints 40 %
i9:9o. n 90 am ilOO. 1900 !S'5S. iy:GG
For Be,a's anu intermediate stations, .7.oopm.
For trsderiek 1850. $3.50 SS:3O. III 80 a ~
For Hssers,o~n, fi0 40 am. and IS :3opm.
Ia n M iro, F . 1hie.so daily ~ m. and
s.nL ana @;oo I'm: FROM liItsburs sIU ain, %
MN YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION
NJ" - S 10rn iasn'on, Newark J., and Elizabeth
90 and :Io';S M oS SS,ye, 10y iyor am ,;so
gay Msns. sicepihs Car Oh the 10 80 y. IN open
ter PhIladslrhi. o5, IS 90 1000. .la 90 noon.
Tor N.Ssf i Del neI A %i, rl9;5o pm
Vo s;m.' i":oo noon. 90 500 'o:i5 aud
,,tiHr intermediate points between Baltimore and
=, niAaeiiAia fo:oo and 81 20 am. f.:5O. .iaU
Trains leave New York for Washington. 90 90
n nli;o ain. 2:oo. '3:2o. 900 pm and .ia:I
s ifa,n: J lerse Ehsdslph, for Westminster
- ~ PIN. 1850 S'~~
tor boston $50 I'm. with Pullman Buffet Sleen-
ing ,caS running Through 10 Boston without change
va sic Bridge landing Passengers IN IS una
For Atlantic City, los and 10 am. 100 noon
SohdaSs no an ~ noon and 10 so nm
yr.o,- a.. tok LAY kIDuE.
Week days. Gals AM / 80, 4 no N m Similar,
$3.50 AIN, i 30. j: ID Pun. ' SN~"'~
LeaSe say Ridge. week Gays. ESQ. 30 pm. Sun
IIhseeft sunday. Daily. lsunday only =,
aggAke called Tor and checked from hotels and
oences bJ Union Transfer Company on ORDER ssxat
ucket Offices Ul9 and 1881 Penn ave and ~ ,i.,.as
CHAs ". SCULl- zen, pass AgetitT
j. 7. ODELL. Gen. Manager III
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Light and Easy.

from the New York Sun.
Warden-"We generally try to give our pris-
oners work of the sort to which they are used.
What was your business?''
PrisOner-'I was understudy for Hamlet in o
travelling companyr
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TIVE GREAT, -,,o.
l. ,-o PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 THE NUhIH. WEST AND sOijTUyFSr
DOIBLk IRAN. SPLENDID SCENERY
eiIIL hAii-n MAGNlflCENr EQUIPMENT.

70 THE S1sf Hsf kEsf hs no SGTfHwrs.
STEEL Halls Ms SSIficESsff EhSS tipMEyr
TRAINS LEAVE n en hss, Nay + $40
So COZ OF 9Th AND sTkEEis. As FoLhoSs:
pullman HesnSus Car sh as 80 1i.ed E.gLes.
last las Line 1910 am; daily to Chicago, Columbus
burg lal~napos ifis s s' TO rU Golnm a1s
rin,,St 70 Shiea5o 81 Louis, Ch. cGgo ana Gin.
h mSsoa TO harrisburg; and Sleeping Cars Harris
G,iur 70 CT a. Loais chicago and Cincinnati and
Sl.n.Gt'nhail Western Erpress Ut : 40 pm ,iaIly
Louis ing daily at rris6urt viii , sna 81
Sieepers Tor Louisville and Memphis pIIIIITaI,
fachc Express 10 90 m DAILY tor Pm ISsso
he West with through Sleeper ~ pit;sbu.E. and
e., BALTIMORE BAL AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
da,i, .Na, s, VA noSheste- anu Niagara Rails
For Erie Sansndayua and kochester daily; for Ru,
Win sieepsas Csr Mss Saset IT. igec p
t0r "dd asi Lock Haven and EIia. 10 :5OA
iS eT RHfiiIIinieTt Pdhiiily Si5S Pm
40 SGS i6 90 a ana II 20 am am S;le iS
ak Eapies. OF + fail.asn % S.9 aud
sI 1s o gi4o am daily except sunday For New
o[h HnIS Limited Express with Dining Car 90 y.
FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY
Fast express Il a. IN week days aud 90 n y, ,,uv
Express, sunday only, 8 40 m. '- nanny
For Bfooksn Ny ali through irsi eseF csS may
Jersey CITY with boats OF Brooklyn Annex affori
ing direct transfer 10 Fulton street ayoidiug
ierrlaHe across New York city ~
daily. '~ IL '~opu
For baltimore. 6:33. : 20 S:10 900, $40. 10 On
io;3o ~ :uO and II 40 ~, 1: 90, 10 8 "A >
800 100. 20. 20. 300, ) 40. 600 al
IVY IVY ana ~ nm On SUNDAY 9:0O 9:05
lo:3ol A AZ Am. 10. 3;l5 3:3U, :UO 20
;OO. . 40, 90. 40, 1000 and Ii 20 PIN
foffopes Greek Line. 20 1880 p M daily
For ANNAPOLIS, 20 and 900 am. 1905 and 4 20
and 4:.ODm " ~
WASHINGTON SOUTHERN RAILWAY
n EFFECT MAY IL. 1891.
For oAle1andria 4:3O, O:35, 40, san "a,
lo:3. am, l2n4 noon. = :O5, $3.50, 4 d Az
SHi. s:US, 1000 and i: 80 H. M. ON Snloay AZ
So; 40. 9:41. U;55 am. 2;3O. Col, s;02
Accommodation Tor ouantico, 7:45 am. and al
PM week days; :45 Sundays -
fof hlehnhohd aha The sOGth. 80 and los5gBA M
- daily. Accommodation, 1 % pm week ssys, -,
AieiiS thSe Aie hnndris Tor Washington, % 65
D:lO, 900, :O1 $40, 10 81 and IL 90 d M on
sulGay al 9:IOa Id L ga ALL. 800 - 40, 90
= ~. 9:.O ami lU::I1 pm
1hhtts ana iUltnailoi al The CfIce northeast cor.
ner loth e. and IL nnsy lvania avenue, ami M ths
slatIu where orders cali lie left the Checking OK
D&s age 10 estimation from hotels aud residences
General Manager. Tmyl2l General PASSENGER Ageu,
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'1NHoMAS DowLING. Auctioneer.
CONTENTS OF PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE

CONSISTING OF wAI.NuT MT. CHAMBER
ssTTi iTEs o ATH p6 hAR rFaITTLp GTTI AGE
STTEAps ssI BCR A;A1i J., AND MAsHsTANps
hOBEs, SINGLE AND Double: MANTEL
BtDs; JExTENsIoS AND OTHER TAhLEs,
TIRE CARPETS AND MATTINdiS, WINDOW
HhNGINGS. LARGE LOT TOILET WARE
LECTURES. CHINA AND GLASSWARE
KITCHEN REQUISITES, &C. sc.
ABOUT TWELVE DozEN DOUBLE AND SINGLE
SSQMfokTS, MAY OF THEM PERFLCTLY
NEM: THREE DOZEN WOVEN WIkE COTS.
LOT OF NEW W. q. TRENTON CHINA, sc,
On THURSDAY. AUGUST TWENTY EIGHTH
IS9O, commencing at TEN O'CLOCK A. NJ at houses
Nos. PIG and Dis Thirteenth street between and
streets northwest viii sell the above effects
THIS sale offers SPLENDID opportunity those con.
templatlng furnishing &c. Terms cash
au@l-ot THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer
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DROPOsALs FOR -PARCHMENT.-wAR DE-
= partment. Supply Division. Washington, d. C.
August 1s9O;-seaied proposals. IN duplicate sub
Sfl ss, until 1wELyE O'CLOCK NOON. MONDAY.
partment with 8 600 sheets Of Parchmeut iox Is In
y per sample 70 Be had upon sppiic.ton g the Office
right TO reject any or all bids and 10 waive dsfects
Proposals. must be enclosed In sssied envelopes in
sdar e, g y TH0RE. chiet. supply Division.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. ID. G.
" Washington. D.. c., August 81. lS90-sealed
proposals VAL be received at tins office unt., m on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER SECOND. 1880. for the
School Tor eolored puiis Blank forms Of proposals
ton, can be obtained upon application therefor a.
the office OF the Inspector of Buildings District
Of Columbia, and only bids upon these forms will be
considered The right is reject any and ali
bids; J. W. DOUGLASS. l. q. HlNE, b. NJ ROB
ERT, Commissioners, d &C. au.,.l-fit
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GEO. ". sTICKNEi. Auctioneer. o36 + ST.
TnUsTEEs'sALEoFvA AVAILABLE IMPRoyEDpRoy


EnTl UN lnE LAST SIDE OF EIGHTEtNIH
SfREET JUST NORTH Oh OREGON AVENUE
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust recorded in I,be
l4l toiIo Az. one y the land records tor the Dls
trict OF Culinba aud at the Iequest the yartiss Sc
cared thereby we Will offer Tor sale, in front OF the
PREMISES, GU FRIDAY, the TWEN1l-NINIH DAY Of
AUGUST, 1890 at FIVE O'CLOCK l.. NJ, All of Lot
square lJ, III the city OF Washington. District Of
Columbia.
ers of sale Onethird cash and the ba ance in one
aud two years secured by decd of Gu the PROP
erty SOFA, or I'll cash. at The option of the
delost OF 100 will be required esch lot az time Of
sale All cohyryancing al purchasers cost Terms to
be computed Win III fifteen days the property Will be
resou AT TIE risk ami cost OF the dcfautng purch
after hSe days advertisement in the Evening star
REDFOkD W. MAKER r.-
GEORGE Ii. BALDWIN, ( Atusteea
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DUNCANsoN BROS. Auctione,rs
'ENHoMAS BOWLING. Auctloneer.
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF RESIDENCE NO. e17
SIXTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST Ar auc.

ENTIRE CONTENTS OF RESIDENCE NO. e17
SIXTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST AT AUG
TON,
CONSISTING OF FINE CHERRY AND WALNUT
CHiAMB.H Suits, WITH wAl.Di.oBES AND
SHiIFONlEKS TO MATCH; HAIR AND HI SIX
f MIihTEr hS5 II N MM SthIS1s ola FRAME
LoR SUITE, ODD CHAIRS, LEAlHEK Gov
FED hnN AND OIHLk ROCKERS. MIRROR BACK
EIEGERES, BOOK CASES, DESKS ODD WAkD-
hoBEs, BEDDING. EUHs. DnUSsELS CAR
PEIS, HALL. AMI STALL CARPETS, MAI
IlNGS. SINGLE BEDSTEADS AND MAT
IKEssES; P,LLoWS AND BOLSrERs, EXrkN-
Si0N IABLh, MT. sIDEEOAkD, WALNUT
BkEAhFAHI TABLE, ANTIQUE SIDE TABLE
G plHlSi CHAIRS, PiCIUKEs; PLATED WAKE,
SCkEENS. KITCHEN REQUISITES, &C, &c
On MONDAY. SEPTEMBEH tIRS1, 500 COM
mencing at IEN A. H., at residence No l1 Sixteenth
street, le:ween | and X streets northwest topposne
hotel Arno Will sell the above effects Term cash
ana all goods to be removed Oh dag OF sale
su2O-ot THOMAS DUMLIN(i, Auctioneer
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A Noted Missionary Dead.

Father Lourdei, who has made his name we'll
known as one of the missionaries at Uganda,
has died there on the north shore of Victoria
Nyanza. He had remarkable experience.
For nearly two years he was virtually held a
prisoner by the tyrant Mwanga, who would
permit him neither to leave the country nor to
continue his missionary work. After that time
Mwanga became, nominaiiy at least, a convert
of Father Lourdei, and Mt the time of his death
the priest was tho chief white adviser of tho
young king, and it was his influence that gave
the Catholic natives OF Uganda the ascendancy
they now possess in the affairs Of their country.
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The population Of Idaho is announced Mt
s1,229, an increase in ten years OF 81 f;Ig
Rhode Island is returned as having = popuIa-
ton Of Si5, 3iS; increase, 6s,sia
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In Philadelphia Isidor Birge, manufacturer Of
artificiai flowers for millinery goods at ga Arch
street, has failed, with probable liabilities Of
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There Is much dissatisfaction among the
imminent,
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Enf EssHNsFr' .ss s''.
sRBf 2 z ssss II SIS kE ssss SIS,
sRB W ssss Il NJ krr ssss ssss
F; F $:.jjSHIISI t.:

THE EVENING STAR Is offered 10 the puss
lie, in good faith and with confidence. as THH
BEST LOCAL ADVERTISING MEDIUM IN
THE UNITED STATES. In point Of fact, n
may be truthfally said that il is without an
equal in this respect any where in the world
These averments are borne out by the figures
given below, which are compiled from the
sworn weekly statements printed in the paper
on each Monday in the year, and condensed
from the sworn tabular statements showing the
average daily circulation OF the paper during
the year 1882 published in The srAR on the
18th of January, 1880.
Briefly stated, the points upon which the
above claim is based are these: That
4. THE Star has three simcs the circu-
iadion Of any other paper I'm washing.
ton!
?. The stars circulation I'm Washing.
ton is double that of NIL the other daily
papers published I'm the civ added to-
gethcr!!
3. The ssar has n larger md fuller
circulation In the city where printed.
I'm proportion TO reading and purcbas-
ing population, thnn any other news.
paper i'm the worId!!!
4. The Ssar has the largest regular
md permanent home circulation OF
ANY two-ccnt afternoon paper I'm the
United Statcs!,i!
In support of these claims and to show the
constantly increasing circulation OF the paper.
attention is invited TO the figures following;
DAILY CIRCULATION IN 1856 s7-ss-sa
1 -, 1SS5. 1856. 1857. 1855 1854
aAs. -e0,4S6 o3.3ss 25,4,o a6.3ss 2,.s4I
FEE: ,o2s 2s,32I 26.2s9 2,,Is1 $4,000
AAR@5,5ss %, 5sf 26,OOs 2..4so "a. ,ss
APR. .22.Jsa PAPA, 25.5,5 e,,Is6 ss.s5.
MAY. 2s,474 24,35s 25,si2 26.,22 2s,sts
JUNE .21.9aa 23,s02 25,II6 2.,43s 1928
july ,40G D, ISG 2i.SsO a6.363 2o.65o
Aue.. .2I,1i5 22,36i 24.SJ9 c5,5s1 2s,Js5
SEPT 22,3Os 2I.s05 25,3a4 2S.4,s
ocr.--2f,49, 2I.soI 2i,sos a5,s4s 3o.3ss
Nov-.ss.o49 s3.65i 25.6ss 2s.sIs 3I.o53
DEc...23,ooe 2I.es7 26.s66 a6,,5s 3t.653
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Didn't Follow Directions.

From the Detroit Frce Press.
Patient-'A few days ago you told me to get
bicycle and ride it for my health. Now Jus.
SEQ how broken up am
Doctor-"Yes. see; but it Is very plain you
haven't been riding it."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-27

There arc 1000 cases of smallpox In the
provinces Of Pernambuco and an average Of 40
deaths daily.
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M NE. RAPHAI. THE cELEBRATEpCLA fHyoY.
NJ ant and Astrolog1si the seventh danghter. born
With caui has wonderful healing power Gives name,
and LUCKY dates. Don'S sxiA " sce lnss lsdy Ro1n
IT. 0lo slnw. Nv 10 a6t.
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~ 92U fennSy wanna ave. n W

LARGE AND PFEEMPTORY SALE OF LARGE
SSTnSk OF DRY GOODS, COMPRISING SILKS.
rLtSntS, DRESS GUODS. CANBAfCS. VEL
WIS, ChSSIMtEE-. PRINTS, LADIES AND
GENiS, UNDEEMEAf DRESS SHIRTS, HOS
IERl, FLANNELS GOsSAMERS, LANKEIS.
C0Mf0nIS THREAD. STOOL COTTuN. coz.
SETS, BuTTDNS. &C.. NC, TOGETHER VI II A
Full. Assaulted y lock USUALLY Fol- Nd IN
AfiRSI,CLAss DRY GOODS 81 ORE.
.oS IhU RSDAl, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
AUGUST TMENrY-EIGHTH. TWENiY-NINTli
MD ihtRIihfH. CoMnENCtNt ZACH DAY Al
len oCLO h, WE WILL sELL MITulN OUI.
SALESRO0MS. go PENNSYLVANIA A,ENIE
OkluMESt, A LARGE STOCK OF DESIRABLE
BUYERS Is CALLED. VI
CnAiiS WILL. BE- FURNISHED FOR TIE COM
tOhl OF LADIES ATTENDING The SALE
au96-dts RATCLfFFE, DARitSJO Auctioneers
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EVENING.

THIS EVENING.
CT. CLAIR FECHNER AUCTIoNEER GIL PENN
- sylvaniA ave. under Metropolitan Hotel. cells
THIS DAY laree lot Iawnbfokers Unredeemed
rledres Gold aud Silver Watches. aenuine Diamonds
Works Of Art. je.l-:inl
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PROFESSIONAL

ME. BROOKE TELLS ALL The EVENTS OF
M LII ~. All business confidential Ladies' and
gentlemen 90 cents each 4oS ST., between 4th and
9TH sts. NV. !ylo-Sw'
DROP. CLAY The OLD-ESTABLISHED ONLY
Il reliable genuine and nHinral-lorn Elsiryoy xnt
Attrologer aha Medium in THIS city; boru with veil
ANU Nonoefiui prot nenc xte SECOND nsht; reveals
brings seiarated toether causes speedy tfiages
gives business removes family troubles
evil influences advice business. love- hing
,ou In doubt OF. AL business cvnndential NeyeI
been known 70 tail
Hours 0 am. asa3onn sandasA 2tosnm
Sittngs SOC.
Pariors, 500 18th st. nv. au1e-1ots
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS

III. ID. BAnn,
IMPORTER AND TAILOR.
SPRING AND SUMNER lsoo
Fun STOCK OF
FOREIGN SUlTlNGs BUsINEsR IA u
1xCkIyED AND okkA ron yoUR INSPECTION
y. d. RARR.
oyo 1ll1 Penna svs
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TOMORROW.
THURSDAY MORNING. AUGUST TWENTY.
EIGHTH,

EIGHTH,
AT TEN O'CLOCK. AT OUR sALEsaooMs,
HOUSEHOLD F,-k AZ ACTION, nprrs p,pIop
SUITES. BED ROOM SITS, MATE RESsES. EX-
irETN S IhBLh s; SIDEBoARns, COTTAGE
ASH FDRNITukE, WALNUT AND ASH
LhhIHER DINING ROOM CHAIRS BED AND
OlHEI LOUNGES. BRUSSELS CARPETS
SMfkSh nrGS. PICTURES, CROCKERY AND
dLAsSLS, KITCHEN EFFECTS. &C., &C.
ALSO
5000 PIECES ASSORTED WALL PAPERS II
RArcLiFFE pARR CO. Auc,s
CONTINUATION SALE
MILLINERY GOODS. TRIMMED AND TN.
TRIMMED HATS, INFANTS AND chill.
DhEN'S CLOrHING. CLOAKS, &C, &C.
931 + STREET NORTHWEST.
Ten A: NJ. AND FOUR z. NJ. ZACH DAY UNTIL.
1HE ENTIRE STOCK II DISPOSED OF.
RADCLIFFE. DAkR & Co,
au-o-ot Aucuoneers.
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w ALTER b. WILLIAMS q CO. Auctioncers

w ALlER Is. WILLIAMS CO.. Aucuoneers
AssiGNEE'S SALE OF A WILL ASSORTED STORE
% nARDWARE: COUNTER SCALES, store
IiXrUMEs, COUNTERS. Slow CASES. &c,
REMOVED TO OUR SALES ROOM. CORNkR
10TH AND PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, FOk
GoNvENIEMGE CT SALE, WHICH TAKES
rLACE THuRSDAY MoENING, AUGUST
GGiiHHSiN N OH DAiLY r, Until ENTIRE STOCK is
BULLDEks'. CABINET, GRUCERS', BUICnEhs'
ASD BELL HANGhfS SUPPLIES, AND AGEN-
ERAL ASSORTMENT OF GOODS USUALLY
tOUMD IN A tIRSI- CLASS RARDWAItE
sale positive. it being by virtue of an assignment
Tor the benefit the creditors Tie attentio OF the
tradc ana private buyers ~ called 70 the sale.
Terms cash. WALTER s. LAMON, Assignee.
Gu2o-3t WALTER Is WILLIAMS x Co, Aucts.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-05-28
Blood Will Tell.

There are "Blue-blooded" people, and Red -blooded" people, and "White-blooded" people but there are more "Bad-blooded" people than all the rest put together. Sometimes their blood is simply impure. In that case there is no better remedy than Pe-ru-na. But sometimes their blood is diseased, and horrible in- deed some of these blood diseases are. There is chronic catarrh for instance, and scrofula, and chronic rheumatism, chronic ulcers, and even more horrible diseases. These are terrible diseases, and especially so when they break out at this season of the year, when the body is relax ing under the enervating heat, and yet has not adapted itself to deblli- tating summer conditions. Happily, suffering manhood is not without a remedy for such dire afllictions. La-cu-pi-a has proved itself in thous- ands of cases grand cure for them. Read it's record in Dr. Hartman s Ills of Life, sent free by Peruna Medicine Co.,, Columbus, 0. Rcgu- late the bowels, if necessary, with Man-a-lin. Each retails at $l q bot tie. For sale by Geo. w. Terry.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-05-28
RHODES mo REED,
 HOPE, ARK
PRICES MARKED DOWN
In Plain, UnmistakabIe Red Fig.
 ures at J. Hansel Woods
Palace Shoe and Clothing Store,

HoPE, ARK, Apr. l5th,- Special. - We have gone clear through our stock of Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Shirts, Underwear, Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Neckwear, ect., and marked each and everything down just as close as they can possibly be sold, and in doing this we have adopted the
 ONE PRICE SYSTEM.
 From this date henceforth and forever, we will sell every body, ministers excepted, whether young or old, rich or poor, white or black, good looking or ugly, at exactly the same price. We know this will be quite a reform for Hope, yet we feel equal to the task, and believe that the uni form low prices which we have just placed upon our goods (in plain hgures) will be fully ap- preciated by our customers, With many thanks for past faVors, l remain
 Yours at lowest prices,
 IIANsEL WooD,
 The One Price Store.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-05-28
Many people habituallv cndur,

Many people habitually endure a feeling of lassitude, because they think they have to. If they would take Dr. ]. II McLcan's Sarsapa- rilla this feeling of wearincss would give place to vigor and vitality.
 Disease lies in ambush for the weak; a feeble constitution is ill adapted to encounter a malarions at mosphere and sudden changes of temperature, and the least robust are usually the earliest victims. Dr. ]. II. McLean's Sarsaparilla will give tone, vitality and strength to the entire body.
 Quinine racks the nerves, "C. c. c. Certain Chill Cure" racks malaria and chills. No cure, no pay. Sold by Hugh Moncrief.
 Pains in the small of the back are caused by affection of the kidneys. They will be banished by the use of Cascarine, which will give tone to the whole system.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-05-28
June 27th, l89O, AT ZAcATEchs, MEXICO.
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LIST DE pRIREs

100 GOO Tickets at SI0.00; Halves S5,o0; Tcnths,
 Si.oo: American Currency.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-05-28

When afflicted with any of the miserable skin diseases which make life a burden, try Hunts Cure. It is guaranteed, If it does you no good It will cost you nothing. For sale by Hugh Moncriet.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-05-28
CLUB RATES: Tickets for s5ooo. SPECIAL RATES ARRANGED WITH AGENTS.

AGENTS WANTED town ln 'T%FG anG city in the United State, and British America The payment of prizes is guaFautcd by a special deposit of five hundred thousand dollars (S5ooap0) with the State Government, and approve by Jesus Arechiga, Governor.
 Drawings under the personal supervision of Lie. Hcrminio, Artcaga, who is appointed hY the Gov rrument as luterNcntur.
 "I CERTIFY that with the state Treasurer all necessary guarantees aIr deposited assuring full payment ut all prizes of hi, drawing.
 "AEEMlNIo AETEAGA, lnterVentor.'
 IMPORTANT.
 Remittancrs must be either by New ! ork pratt, Express or Registered Letter, American money. Collections can be made by Express Companies or Banks. Ticket sent direct 10 management will be paid by drafts New York, Montreal, St. Paul, Chicago, san Francisco or City of Mexico. For further information address
 JUAN PIEDAD Manager, Apartado E. Iccatecas, Mexico.
Nevada County picayune., 1890-05-28
Wood & blacksmith Shop,
 PRESCOTT. ARK.

Will do all kinds of work in wood and iron manu iacturing, needed in this section; also general re pairing. H0rsc-shoeing specially.
 Have recently enlarged both wood and black. smith shop, and have good supply of wells~A soned timber also of horse and mule shoes
 aa. Most respectfully solicit public patronage EamFantceing to do st.class work and give satis faction. Remember thv place, West second stre near the academy. 0. F, WuirfEN.,
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-03-20
He Hired Him.

Not many weeks ago popular
young Chicagoan was welded to the
girl of his choice, and the happy pair
started Off after the ceremony on their
wedding tour. Neither of them had
ever been to the capital of the nation,
and Washington was their objective
point. The happy young groom had
put aside comfortable looking roll
for the honeymoon trip, and he was
fully resolved to do things up in style
He wanted to thoroughly impress his
bride with his own Importance. When
they alighted from the train at the de-
pot in Washington he saw a number
of Indifferent looking cabs backed up
to the curb, but he wanted something
swell. Telling his pretty bride to take
a seat in the waiting room. he went
around to the other side of the depot.
There he saw fine carriage. Wits
thing to the driver and signaling him
to come over, he went back and got
his bride. He was about to help her
into the carriage when the big black
coachman objected. II hired you,
said the young man. loftily. land ]
want you to drive us to the Airing
ton" But the dusky driver shook his
head. "Yo' cant hire me-" he said
"'cause the president hires me, an I'm
waitin' here for him now" 1t wa.
President Harrison's carriage. The
young man hustled his bride into 6
quincy and made the best of it. Thu
next morning he read of the presi
dents return from his hunting trip
| Chicago Herald.