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Oysters, Songs and Speeches.

Mcssrs. L. W. Hambleton and L. X. Plant
gave an enjoyable oyster supper last night at
Burkhardts restaurant. 10th and + str eets north
west. in honor OF the amateurs who enter
tanned the guests of '.the event of the season
given to Marshall Hall last August. Covers
were laid for seventeen. Mess-s. George ID.
Scott. Norman Pruitt and Frank Depro con-
tributed much TO the amusement of the guests
At the request OF several present Lee baum
garten gave a tragic recitation entitled the
"Corsican," after which Messrs. Norman Pruitt
and Frank Ashford rendered duet Songs and
speeches occupied the greater part of the
evening. Among those present were Mr.. Geo.
ID. Scott. Norman Irultt. Frank Ashford, Morti-
mer Cavanna. Prof. Vermylia, Lee Baum
garten. Frank Depro. Vim. Emerson, j. F..
Plant, Dave Wolf, II. e. Fisher and Prof Callan
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The Educational and Relief Association

At n meeting Of the Educational and Relief
Association at Mt Zion Baptist Church las.
night it was reported that a building for u
reading and lunch room for cart BOYS had
been secured and would be fitted up and ready
for occupancy by the next meeting. 1t was
stated that sixteen boys had already agreed to
form an organization and that many books had
been promised. Further, that three acres of
ground on Good Hope Hill could be had for
80. zoe. on which to erect an industrial school
I he president, Mr.. Rufin. spoke upon tho IN
sufficiency OF school accommodations in the
northeastern section. az there were I,Oi5 chill
dreu of school age there, and recommended
the appointment OF n committee to confer with
the Commissioners upon the subject.
A committee consisting of Il. ID. Ruffn, Rev.
W. j. Howard. Rev. J. l. Loving. ]. T. Bruce
and Andrew Morris were appointed to investi-
gate the complaint of Mr.. Beverly, who alleged
that his son had been unlawfuily expelled from
the public school in South Washington
1t was proposed to give dinner on Thanks
giving day to the children that had been
clothed and put into school by the association
and the sewing circle was requested to provide
the means. Several interesting addresses were
made.
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Shortening the Run to Baltimore.

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad is building
a cutoff line near the Relay Station. which viii
permit five minutes reduction in the running
time between Baltimore and Washington. When
it is completed it is expected that the forty five
and fifty-minute trains will make the run in
forty minutes. or quicker, if necessary. The i'm
provement will consist of double track LAID in
a straight line within few feet from the point
the Baltimore and OHIO to point seven rods
beyond Elkridge Landing. The tracks will
run near and parallel with the old Washington
pike. An iron bridge is to be built over the
Patapsco river in Elkridge. The express trains
Will use the cutoff while the accommodation
trains will continue 10 stop at ST. Denis,
Relay and Elkridge Landing, which are not on
the cutoff.
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$50 Center Market 9th st. WI
NV CASH REGISTER OFFICE.

The National Cash Register Company Of Day
ton. Ohio, have established branch of their
Baltimore agency at the southeast corner of
10th and streets, where capable and polite
statesmen will explain the advantages OF the
machine. which Is adapted to all branches of
trade. This is one of the great inventions of
the age, and every merchant who would receive
what belongs to him in the shape of receipts
for goods sold should not be without it. Mr..
Robert Callahan, the general agent for this ter
ritory, extends a cordial invitation to the BUSH
ness men to visit the new offices and inspect
the register
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College Foot Ball.

foot ball team from Columbian University
went over to Kendall Green yesterday after
noon to play game with the team from the
sophomore class OF the college. They were
defeated By score OF % to after a hotly
contested game. The Columbian eleven was
composed OF Messrs. Wilson, Payne, Peterson,
McLain. kindelbcrger, Talmage, Shepherd,
Wilkins. Puget, c. Paine and Davis. The Ken
dali Green team was made up of Messrs Rves.
Ncilyalne. Seaton, Stafford. Pyle, belong,
OdOm, Hostermann, Grown, Stewart and Til
ton.
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Obiectin0 to the Livery Stable.

Mary Ellen Rush and her husband, +. Rush,
by ID. j. Cahill and Messrs. Cook & Sutherland,
have filed bill against John II. Gheen. the
District ct al. to restrain the erection and
maintenance of livery stable on lots SO and
SO, III square 30. They state that they own
adjoining property, and Gheen claims by pur-
chase the lots named and has obtained per-
nit TO erect the stable, which they claim Is not
only unlawful part of 1t being within thirty
feet of their property-but that it will seriously
damage them and render their houses unfit for
dwelling purposes.
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A Dinner to the Rev. Anna Shaw.

DIR. and Mrs. La Fetra entertained a COM
pany to dinner yesterday in honor OF Rev.
Anna Shaw, who lectured under the auspices of
the Annie Linville Y.w.CT.U." at National
Rifles Hall last night. Among the guests were
DR. and Mrs. Stowell, Mrs SpofIord and Miss
Lucy Anthony and Prof. I. W. La Fetra of San
tiago College. South America Miss Shaw is
stopping ut the Wlmodausis building ON q
street formerly known the Riggs Annex,
No. L." but will leave for the National W. {. TU.
meeting at Atlanta on Wednesday
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Bibles for Children.

Messrs Z. s. Buckicr, George c. Samson and
l.. D. Alden have been appointed a committee
of the Washington Bible Society to map the
city into districts preparatory to the work of
gratuItously distributing copies of the Bible to
all children who are without means to pur-
chase the Scriptures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-11

Tho revival services at Lincoln Memorial
Church, conducted by the English evangelists,
MIR. and Mrs. James Wharton, have been largely
attended and more than thirty conversions re-
ported. The fifth anniversary of the Society
of Christian Endeavor was observed Sunday,
November 9, by organizing junior endeavor
of thirty members
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

Aforementioned Mansfield in "Beau
Brummell."
NATIoSAL.-Lotta in Triple Bill.
HARRIS BIJOU-''The Blue and the GRAY"
KERSAN's-American Four and George Dixon
in SparrinS Exhibition.
Music HALI--Mrs. Frank Leslie.
WILLARD's HALL--The Pentagora
ODD FELLOWS HALL, EAST WASHINGTON
FAIR and Bazaar Naomi Lodge, ID. Off LO.OF
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Extensive Fried Chicken.

A colored woman who lives on Reeves street
appeared in the Police Court this morning and
charged seven colored boys with throwing mis-
siles. The boys were Isaac Clark, Robert Clark
Nelson Woodin, Minor johnson, Richard john
son, Edward Love and George NARROW. 1t was
charged that they had used parlor rifle and
had thereby killed several chickens belonging
to the woman who complained against them.
1t was i'll evidence that the chickens after being
killed were taken to a house and fried The
boys were fined 81 EACH
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"A VOICE Or WAnxISa
TO ALL WHO SUFFER FROM
CATARRH, WHETHER IN
nEGR

SMALL OR GREAT DEGREE:
Do not allow this treacherous disease to continue its
unhceded and unchecked 1t is liable to develop
into bronchitis, consumption, that most dreaded
destroyer Of human life.
Catarrh is disease of the system ard simply Of
the and throat. The blood reaches part
the system. Therefore the proper way catarrh
is to take remedy which will reach the disease
through The blood. This is just what Hoods Sarsa
p.ria does, and this is the secret Of its success in
curing
CATARRH.
It expes the scrofulous faint which causes and sus
taIns caarr and gives that healthy the whole
system before which disease cannot maintain its hold.
IT suffer from catlrrh am other disease of the
blood just give tair trial to Hoods Sarsaparilla.
PERMANENT GOOD
Il have suffered with catarrh in my head for years
and paid out hundreds of dollars for medicines. but
have heretofore received only mporary relief Hoods
SarsapGrilla he'll ed much that my catarrh is
nearly cured the weakness of my body is all gone, my
appetite il goodin fact, feel like another person.
Hoods SarsapaIilla is the best medicine have ever
taken, and the only that has doEe me permanent
good" Mrs. A. CUNNINGHAM. Providence, L. 1.
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Sold by all druggists. 81 six for So. Prepared only
by c. l. HOOD CO.. Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
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Temperance Work of Good Tcmplars

Washington Lodge, No. 4, IO.G.T., had a
public installation of its officers last evening.
Grand Chief Templar A. kalstrom officiating.
The officers are as follows: Vim. Tucker, T. C.
I'll. T. Duke, CT; Idle Z. Salkeld. V. T..
Anna f. Jones, SIT; L. L. Salkeld, secretary:
James Thompson, financial secretary; Il. +.
Jones. treasurer; James A. Clarke, chaplain;
Geo. l.. Long. marshal; Raymond Salkeld g.
Frank Crown. SEN; VIM. III. Salkeld, A. s..
Annie II. Welck. DIN. Twenty-six new men,
bcrs have been added to their roll of honor
since August /.
Their marked success is attributed largely
to the union public temperance meetings held
in their hall every Sunday evening, notice of
which is given in Saturday evenings STAR.
Last Sunday evening addresses were made by
Prof. J. ". Thompson and W. W. Wright and
a recitation eatitled I've Drank My Last Glass.
Boys" was given by L. A. McMurray. Seven
persons came forward and signed the total alb
stineuce pledge. Last night they initiated six
new members and elected three regular and
three alternate representatives. to the grand
lodge.
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Kings Daughters and Sons.

A meeting OF the Washington City Central
Council. Kings Daughters and Sons, was held
at Eastern Presbyterian Church last evening
Officers were elected as follows: Mrs. Lipscomb.
president; Mrs. A. Kent, vice president; Mrs.
l.. J.. Larkham, general secretary; Mrs. l.. G..
Vaughn, recording secretary: Mrs. G. l.. Clark.
corresponding secretary, and Miss Jewel, treas
urer.
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Formerly of the firm of Tennis Ireland,
Has dissolved partnership with that firm Tor
the purpose of going to Europe for year.
Mrs. Tennis is dignitied and accomplished
lady, well artist and will be missed
by her many friends and patrons from her
place of business. But they wish her bon
VOYAGE
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His Left Leg Fractured.

c. c. Willett living at 62l L street north
west. was found at the corner of Sth and Z
streets northwes: yesterday afternoon with his
left leg fractured below the knee. He was at
tended by DIR. Middleton at the Emergency
Hospital and was then sent to Providence Hos
pital He was unable to state how he was
injured.
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Funs. Fuss,

Another supply Of Sealskin Shoulder Capes.
with Flaring Collars. Sealskin Jackets, in
small. medium and large sizes. at $llO and
upwards. Wool Seal. Astrachan. Skunk, Mink
and Persian Lamb Capes
All goods reliable and sold a. low as any
house in America. Largo stock to select from.
DUNLAPS NEW YORK HATS
WILLETT & RUOFF.
HATTERs AND FURRIERS
s6-3m sos PENN AVE
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BICYCLES.

DICYCLEs-LooK AT THE CUT IN PRICES.
ID We have recently purchased the entire stock OF
bIcy Gle house and are now prepared to sell
machines the following extremely low prices TOR
cash hush safety. former price g. now 500; BALL
bearing Crescent former price ESQ, S1O Plain
bearing Crescent. former price s75 coo; LADIES'
Juno, former price $50. now ESQ; BAll-bearlnx
Junior, boys girls. former price 3d. now S4U:
Plain bearing Junior for boys sirs former prioc
s:S5, nov $50. REMEMBER THESE ARE AL
MN MACHINES. Gall and them.
GEO. b. ArwATER a co.
s26-3m 1424-26 Pennsylvania ave- NV
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Looking for HisUncle.

German boy ten years of age. giving the
name Of Frank Schell of Reading, Pa, arrived
here by the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and
was found by the police inquiring how to find
his uncle, Peter Schell, Who he states, is living
here. He was taken to the sixth police pre-
cinct to be cared for till his relatives are
found
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-11

INFORMANT SALE OF OIL PAISTISGs.-Tomor-
row at ii o'clock Thomas bowling will COM
mence the sale of - very important collection
o: oil paintings by well-known foreign and
American artists. The collection, which has
been on view at Mr.. Dowling's art galleries.
18th street and Pennsylvania avenue. for the
last two days, has been well attended by con-
nOisseurs ana others, who pronounce il a very
superior showing of American and European
talent The sale should be and doubtless will
be we'll attended.
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SILKS. VErvErs. BLANKETS. SHAwLs

And new style beautiful DRESS GOODS
LADIES CLOTH PLAID DRESS GOODS, one yard
and half wd. all pure iine wool. Cash bargain SOC
COLORED SILK NELvEIS. 6:2c.. Zoe. SIC, 81.
Dol BIZ WHITE WOOL BLANKETS, immense
siIe $50. "a. 90. 20. ~. 81. 80. $40.
BLACK tnENCH SllhS. 81 Nc, al, e1.25.
BLACK SILK MOHAIK BRiLLiANIINES WIDE
double Told, .5c.. Sic. 371xc
SAEETlNG COTTON. excellent quality immense
double width, .oc.
HENRIETTA CASHMERE. SERGE elegant French
dress goods. nearly yard and hall wide. pure wool
special cash bargain oOc.
Very best quality Fruit of the Loom Cotton. one
yard WIDE Sssc.
LADIES CLOTH DRESS GOODS. yard and half
Brown. Cash bargain 5Oc
Very finest quality Lonsdale Cambria lOc.
HEANY BED CONFORTS. large size S7lLc al
&l.25, Sl.50, e.. W
HLNkIETrA ENGLISH CAsHMEREs. wide double
width. excellent quality, all coiors 25c
TABLE DAMAsk. size. Soc, Use, 81.
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VIZ are showing some special bargains in
parlOr and chamber furniture. Get our prices
Oh carpets. W. H. HOEKE.
Sth and Peuna ave
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DROP " when passing our store. Examine
the quality OF our 80 sack and GETAWAY suits.
Try one Oh and then compare the quality. style
TT and price with others; that's all kIsEMAS
Bros 9Th and L SITS
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on the Rudden plan-a small cash payment,
balance IN easy weekly or monthly lnstalmcnts.
The only satisfactory and really sensible plan
of purchasing Rudden's cash and credit IIrEI-
turc stores $50 and 932 9TH street northwest.
All carpets made and laid free of cost to pur-
clasers.
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WE CONTROL THE FOLLOWING RELIABLES
FOR WASHINGTON
Foster Kid Gloves.
DR.. JaCger's Underwear.
Standard Fashion Patterns

HAVE YOUR CARDS ENGRAVED.-Our price for so
Cards is SIC. The engraving is the
best: work delivered at the shortest
possible notice. Estimates given for
Wedding Invitations Reception Cards
and all other fine work.
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MIIx and whisky testers. HEMrLER's. ass Pa. av
RE You artistic III your tastes?

ARE You artistic III your tastes?
II so, call and examine our elegant stock OF
lamps, in all the newest designs, and Dric-a-
brac in great variety. You will he delighted.
5. ). SHEDD & BRO,
49, 9th St NV.
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EVERYTHING new in the furniture line at
Ruddens furniture, carpet and stove stores,
$50 and 932 9TH street northwest Weekly or
monthly payments to suit purchasers.
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STATEN BRAU NERsANDr BIER. bottled at the
brewery in Munich. CHARLES kEAEMER, agent,
1o1 9Th street northwest.
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EXAMINE the material of which we make
suits TO order for go and SIS. EIsEMAS Bros,
9Th aud T..
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CHOICE Roses anu decoration plants at free
trade principles. which means large sales at
small profits, at STUDER's. $50 + ST. NV.
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We ARE very busy now, but will be glad to
show you our so light. medium and heavy
weight oyercoats EISEMAN Bros. 9TH and L.
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The ATTENTION Of lovers of fine trot.ing.
driving, coupe, family and work horses is
called to the sale at the Bazaar, Thursday
morning, at 10 O'Clock This fine stock will be
on exhibition at the Bazaar all day Wednesday,
See adv. under Auction Head
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SCIENTIFIC DnnL-Special offer, 90 lessons
sc; l0ll Conn. ave.; perfect accent and pronun-
citation guaranteed in French conversation.-ISee
Educationals.l
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EXCURSION TICKEIs To Hor SPRIsGs. ARK
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
has placed on sale at ali of its principal sta
lions round trip tickets to Hot Springs Ark
at greatly reduced rates. The going limit OH
these tickets is thirty days and the returning
limit three months, thus affording an opportu-
nifty to spend the winter in the genial climate
Of the southwest The route Is via Cincinnati
and st. Louis, with only one change of cars,
and that is made in Union depot at ST. Louis
Pullman sleepers all the way
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-11

MAxIToU, ginger, champagne. should be III
every hOusehOuld. Beats the imported ginger
ale. (NOn-alcohollc.)
CHARLES hRAEMER,
7.7 9TH st. NV,
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Joux's Restaurant, Il26 9TH st. NV.

The well-knoRn firm of johnson Brothers
supply more families with tuel than any one
firm IN the United States.
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No SMELL-Pure white deOdOrized goat skill
rugs, extra size. $50. At GEAsTYs.
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WE ADVISE early buying. the demand for
our $40 overcOats Is great EIsEMAS DRos.,
9Th and l. sts
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HAVE Your measure taken for n pair OF our
S5 custom pants Fit guaranteed EIsEMAN
Bios. 1th and l..
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VISIT THE EMPIRE GARRETT CLEANING WORKS.
t3I-C35 Mass ave. n. ". Telephone i2o-2
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STAGE EXCURSIONS.
1B TT HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, d. C.
PROPOSALS.

- Laid PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED I;Y
- TINS d'Iiartm ut untll ELENEN O'CLOCK NJ on
MONDAl, NOVEMBER SENENTEEN, 1880, for
furnishing The CHEMICAL division with apparatus aud
supplies Go- the Remainder Of te fs,al year
list VI the APPARATUS supplies Desired and a nee
essary Information 10 bidders will be furnished b. the
chemist oi tile department HE privilege reserved
TO order any additional items eted on the sae
terms, and also to reject all BIDS, accepI
any part OF the bids offered j. Nj. kUsk Secretary III
Agriculture.
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FORECAST TILL EIGHT AN WEDNESDAY.
For the District of Columbia. Maryland and
Virginia. light rain; slightly cooler; northeast
erly winds.
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Fine FoorwrAn

Fine FoorwEAn
You need not consume much time In looking for
wear Our stock has been made meet your require
ments
MEMS SHOES. made Of Patent Leather. kangaroo
and Calf stock. All the latest styles
LADIES' PATENT LEATHER. FRENCH KID, DON
COLA AND GOAT. in Lace and Button.
MISSES. BOYS. YOUTHS AND CHILDs STOCK
COMPLETE
HOOVER l. SNYDER.
ol7.3m 1917 Penn. ava
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ALL THE Innings, TRIMMINGS, Buttons and
Small Wares necessary to the forlna-
ton Of dress can b, found with US
We don't limit ourselves to one item
either, in either of these stCc kS ~
carry thorough line of everything
needed.
100 yds. Spool Silk Sc. SPOOL.
EVENING FANS form an interesting feature with US
These will please your eye and make
only slight disturbance in YOU
pockets.
GauZe. Satin and silk Fans.
Fans from 9Sc. TO Sd
When Can We expect you?
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Voigt Il Haas. jewelers.. 7ls It'll st. NV.
Dog GLARS Engraved; Razors sharpened
free. Guns for sale or hire. nALFoRD, 4SI Pa av
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House. 4 HEERMANS's Tor furniture and car
pets. Cash or credit See adv't. page ,.
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BUY Your Coal OF J. MAURY DOVE Only
lighes; grades OF family coal handled
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See Voigt Il Haas Windows.
Goods marked remarkably low; will pay You. II
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BAEER's COP LIVER OIL AND MALT arrests
cough. increases flesh saves life. Thousands
endorse II. Sold by druggists.
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FURNITURE.

Shrewd BUYERS who IOOk around before pUr
chasing have secured big bargains =: 731 9tl
St NV c. l.. BIRCKHEAD.
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CARRIERS STRICTLY CASH STORE.
III MARKET SPACE, NEAR 9TH sr

VALUABLE PREsENTS-select one of the follow.
Ing presents with cash purchase OF %: A Pair VI
handsome Damask Towels, worth 75c. :; q Half Dozen
DAnask Napkins, worth 15c. Pair Of Silk Embrotd-
cred Corsets, Turkey Rcd Table Cover. uJ
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nEPoT QUARTERMAsTERs OFFICE. NoyEN.
Der 1, lSgO-Sealed proIosals an trinlicY,s si1s

~ Der 1, ls90-Sealed PROPOSALS an tripcate. sun.
beet 20 usual conditions. VIII be- received here until
ELEVEN O'CLOCK AN DECEMBER TENTH
1870, and then opened, for furnishing during the
months COMMENCING January 4. 1891, and ending
June 30. 1881, such forage and bran as NAV -
required lreference wall be given articles Of do
cstlc production Manufacture conditions OF oual
ity and Irce uncludng the piice of foreign proc-
lions or manufactures the duty thereon) being eounl
All Information required Will be furnished on aIqlca-
ton 10 THIS ofnce. Envelopes containing PROPOSALS
should De marked Proposals for Forage aud Straw,s
general q. S.A pi0Is,
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Ladies' Solid Gold Rings, 50; Ladies' Gold
Watches, Sl3, SIS, Sl6. reduced; Gold Eye
Glasses, 20. VoIGT & HAAS, 7l3 9TH ST. 1t
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Dealer Ill Fine Butter,
b ST. wing, near 9Th ST., Center Market.
Main office, cor. PA. ave. and 9Th ct.
Telephone, 27l-3.
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Gold Lock Bracelets, $3.50 voIer L H,

We Warrant IA X. Filled Chains for five
years. prices range from 81 to IS.
1t VOIGT x HAAS. 7l3 18th at
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For Genuine Old Java, Mocha and
Mandheling Coffee and all frst-ciass Groceries
and Luxuries call at c. WITMER 4 Co.'S
Most 1918 Pa. ave.
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300 More of Those Dress Forms selling
so rapidly at SO cts. at the Domestic Sewing
Machine office, 7th and H. pS-3t
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Solid Gold Initial Rings for Gent, "a 25;
reduced from sc. VCIGr & HAAS 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-11-11
JAMES T. OYSTER.

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