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E1srwurrE will be found ,he adyertiseme

FIsrwUEEE will be found the advertisement
of John RuddCn. ere dit and cash furniture
stores $50 and r}2 18th street northwest. y good
idea OF the stock he has on hand may be OBJ
tanned from rea,Ing his '.dd, Out u better ana
more profitable way Will be to visit his large
establishment and he shown his magnificent
display OF household goods. The peculiar
NE rlt of this house rests no: so much on It's
grand assortment OF furniture, carpets, stoves.
&c as upon the low prices and easy terms upon
winch they may be bought. line merits OF
Lr Eud,!cu's credit system cannot be told III
print neither can the lOwness o. his prices.
i personal visit Is required. and We advise all
intending purchasers 10 give HIM a call.
WISELY HEIaurs. adjoining the grounds of
the great Methodist University. Cncr the
greatest opportunities to persons deilrous OF
investing small amounts. Prlces III to ~ cents
per foot sales opened september %; VIII close
October IS. 1880. JHo. r. WAGdAMAN, corner
18th and u streets northwest.
CARPETS CsMPHoKArED ana made moth proof
free of charge. EMPIRE CARPET CLEANING
WORKS, 63l -635 Mass. ave. NV. Telephone 1872
Buy Your Coal Of J. MAuRY Dow. Only
highest grades of family coal handled
YoU WILL EEaRET not having invested at
University Heights. Big ut once while prices
are low. RLDFOED W. WALKER lOO6 81, or
H. BARTON. 1851 + St
For ALL MINDS OF ammunition so TO ZAP
PANS. 1913 Pa. ave.
Our stock of suitIngs and trOuserings is COM
posed OF all the latest effects OF foreign and
domestic looms.
EIsEMAS Bros, 9TH and E.
Do Nor Buy anywhere until you have seen
Wesley Heights. adjoining the grounds Of the
great Methodist University. The most lovely
spot for rural homes. Sale opens September
rs and closes October -. Prices, 10 to zOc.
per foot JONI L. WAGaAMAN,
Cor 18th and q sts. NV.
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After Deer.

DR.. Henderson. Messrs James S. Edwards
and \. A. Birney and DR.. Hcald left the city
this morning for three weeks deer hunt ill
The Allegheny mOnntains.
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From jail To HOspfta1.

Jos. Brown. the little colored boy who was
sentenced to the reform school by Judge Miller
for putting stones on the track near Takoma,
was sent from Jail to the hospital today. He is
threatened with an attack of typhoid fever.
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She Wants n Writ of Execution.

This morning Eugene Arnold filed petition
in the name of the United States ex rel Bridget
A. Grady ast. C. s. Bundy. justice of the peace,
for mandamus to compel him to issue writ
OF execution i'll the landlord and tenant cas- of
Grady agt. W. II. Brlnkley
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a New Commander.

At the regular encampment of Charles T..
stone Post, No. II. Department of the Potomac,
G.A.R last evening Comrade Geo. c. Harris
WIS elected post commander to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF Il. j. Bcall.
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WESLEY HEIGHrs, adjoining the grounds OF
the great Methodist UnIycr-lty, sells r'ridlv'
The most beautiful suburban location. High
dry ami slightly. IrIcCs 10 20 70 cents a foot.
JSo. F. NAGdAIaS. corner 18th and u streets.
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ExrnaorprSAnY CASH BAnaArss.

ExrRaoRDINARY CASH HARGA1ss
LADIES' CLOTH DRESS GOODS, yard and n half
wllc. wool, Navy BIu", Green, Garnet Brown
Black 81 ecal cash bargain SOC.
HANDSOME PLAID DRESS GOODS all new sty,es
wide double width. Doc. 1Jc., 81.
DOUBLE WHITE WOOL. BLANKETS immense
size extra heavy, $50, S4.J 90, 81. ST, -.
BLACK GROS GRAIN FRENCH SILKS cash bar
gains, SIC, 81. SL2J. LOO
FRUIT OF TIE LOOM COTTON, very best quality.
yard wide, SIC.
CoOrcd SILK Velvets. IOc.. Toe, 81.
HENRIETTA CASHMERE, serge ele-ant French
dress goods nearly yard and hall wide, pure wool
h.ecia! cash bargain JGc.
SliEETlNG COTTON, inmoaGe double width, e1-
ccllcnt quality, pc.
BED COMFORTS. extra heavy, immense assort-
Mot 3 tac., ~, Sl.95, 30, Sl.11, g..
LADli-H' CLOTH Dhi.SS GOODS, wide double fold
pure wool, an Co.ors cas- Ii ar.;au :.jc
BAiBl;iGGAN English Stockings, very best 2Jc
G"d!ilJ; 1IikEI. pals tor 90.
BACK SILK MOHaIR DEILIIANTINES whlo
double ioi'i, zoe. Bic. 3119c
Back Sur4h Silks :;gc., 5Oc, Gnc
lonsdaie Cambria, fIcst quality. lOc
Double BauAots, 81 % Sl.J0, So
GATHERS STRICTLY CASH STORE.
I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR GTHSr
A CASH PURCHASE AMOUNTING 10 81 EN-
TlTLLS YOU 10 A VALUABLE FkI.SENT. OF
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DAILY receipts Of High Grade oysters: also
Choice Fish, Game &c ALWAYS on Lnnd Some
fine Norfolk Spots and Hog Fish received to-
DAY: aisoa few Maryland Diamond Back Ter
rapln. Main entrance 18th street elevator:
stairway street; both lead direct to Ladies and
Geiis Cafe. Remember, High Grade only.
Lifetime Experience. Fine trade solicited Ii
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HAVE you e lightweight OycrcoatI If not, see
our 30 quality before purchasing one.
E;sEMAS Bios, 7th and L.
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OUR custom trousers 1t 50 have no equal
The material il OF elegant quality, tie make
and finish cxcclleE: I'd the III fauitiess. Con-
vince yourself by an inspection.
EIeENAN Bros, 1th and L.
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On Account Of the Rainy Days will
sell the -. 30 Dress Forms for Sl.9S for three
Gays longer. Oct. ., 10 and II. DOMESTIC SLw-
ING MACHINE COMPANY. eth and III SITS o9-3t
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UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS. the finest and best I'M
provCG Subdivision the District; ) to 70 cents
Der .oot PiatS from REDIORD ". WALAEH,
loco f st. or II. BARTON. 1851 ST.
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HAVE You SEEN Wesley Heights. adjoining
the grounds OF the great Methodist University!
II not give Us a cali Sale closes October IS.
Prices, 10 and 20c. per foot
JaHN r. WAGGAHAS. cor. 18th and g SITS. n. ".
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BEWARE itiuerant opticians. Consult HrMPLrR

SrEcI.I-l5 dozen black COrsets sold ut Il
every pair warranted, for 19c. NJ Z. WHELAS,
1908 T 81. NV.
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Now Is The lime To Buy.

Ou- stock Is now complete in ali its depart-
ments. Goods all bought at old prices, which
benefit goes to YOU
AspCcial bargain il cS-Inch Atwood Stripe
Cashmere III Blue, Gray, Garnet. Brown, Green
ScaIlct and Ilum ut 30 cents; worth 30 cents
few pieces OF 3S-nch Checks, dark effects
to 20 at 10 cents.
Siik-naished Henrettas in Dshlia Garnet
Marine, Myrtle, Mordorc Bor;x Bromure
Usage and Cabac, only 40 cents.
Dress Patterns i'll Stripes and Plaids at a o
and Sl2.1O.
WcGre showing Special Values in Black Faille
Silks at Ioc-, 81 and Sl.2J.
Our MONOPOLY Black eros Grain SILK cannot
be equalcd at the prices, 81. $l2J, $l.oO 81 rs
and 81.
24-inch Black G.G. Silk. q special drive at
Sl.23.
Black surshs ct 80, Co. 75c, 81. sl12 and
Sl.25.
Velvets and Pushes. all colors, at less than
regular prices.
CARHARr LEIDY.
S2S 9Th St and 700 1t. NV
Philadelphia Store Of
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AUTUMN RESORTS.

hOlhL IMP.EIAL. MAIALAND AVE. ATTAIN
Tic til.-lmeCtlN ON tEr leach Opcn all tll. ,ea-
iiA.s 'ii.elA furnished. lcat Eas. e.yC;FIc lcll-.
".>li.S Ent Acel.'I tnlsn~ 10 e. = II Ter week a.
l. IS Htr day. e. W hENRhlCk. s.,- I'M
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Dox'T PURCEasx ANYWHERE until you sec
University Heights. For piats. DC, call oil
EEDroKp ". WALLER, 1906 St. or ii. BARTON,
1871 L II.
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d. LuoHrurII
Has resumed his practice and removed his once 70
his residence.
l4ll ST. NV
EARLY MANIFESTATIONS OF CONSUMPTION.

IL person has obstinate cough. which COM
menced without any obvious cause, a cough which 10
at first dry and hacking. and subsequently, attended
for time with frothy unucaginous looking expec-
torHuol. accompanied by wandering pains about the
chest and loss OF flesh, q slight extent he in
ali probability oonsumptive. IL. besides there be
hnmoptysis splitting Of blood even TO the amount
Of o drachn, the probability is increased 20 almost
certainty. IT, in addition 10 these symphonic the
breathing becomes harsh hurried and deep inspirs-
tiOns evoke lew clicks Of dry and cracking sound,
or If the voice becomes permanently weak and hoarse.
there be little doubt that the person Is suffering
from consumption.
person. free from dysentery, and who has not
sided IN tropical climates suffers from obstinate dizr.
Ihua. which goes on month after month with slight
remission intermissiOn. even though there be no
cough, ne is most likely cOnsumptiye Should this
diarrha be followed by chest symptoms Of the slight
est amount the existence Of consumption is an alb
solute Itainty. If q young adult, not addicted
to enervatiag habits and not leading q dissolute
life, without clear steadily loses weight. he in
all probability consunptive. though chest symp-
toms should have appeared When SUCH however,
manifest themselves additionally the establishment
Of consumption Is almost nKed fact. In all cases
where any the described make their
appearance should advise immediate examine
tion of the cheat ana prompt appproprats
treatment
Atan early stage Of consumption radical cure can
be frequently effected. and health placed upon q firm
and permanent footing while with every step in adj
which the disease is allowed the chances
for perfect recovery diminish correspondingly Our
readers must bear mind that the most skinful and
efficient treatment do than TO make sound
and useful much OF the lungs present tho
time when the progress Of consumption becomes
pended No earth replace the lung It's
su which has been destroyed By the liberated pro-
The earlier. therefore, sumption is attended
to- the better are the chances tor sstsisctoTy resu
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L. GOLDsCHNID kindly asks the readers OF
this paper 10 read his store News" on the 4th
pa.o as II may he OF interest To- them.
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STAGE EXCURSIONS

nfMlTTs TALLY no COACH LINZ LE.vks
3lS l.th = n. " hound trip Arlington 10 4 "a
ana = m :.Oc. Soldiers HONE 81 an E. IA. .,,,c
NAoll. joan brlsA VOL aid sun. 9 q N. 81. IS
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Visit the University Heights Tower for
the finest view i'll the District. Plats of the
subdivision of REDFURD W. VI ALKER, ioO6 + ST.,
OF H. BARTON, 1881 ST. oS-6t
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ALEXANDRIA.

Reported for THE EyENI:o STAR.
CRY IAxEs.--Ihe tax collectors heve gath
cred i'll more than two-thIrds OF tho city taxes
due for 1890 and now no discount is made for
the payment of taxes. and after the lst of De-
cember penalty is added 10 the tax bills. On
the 10th instant the collectors will sell at
auction all real estate for which the taxes of
1889 have not been paid. and thirty pieces of
real estate in the first ward. five in the second
ward, twenty-si1 in the third ward and sixty
six in the fourth ward will be offered for sale
as delinquent.
A MORNING SEARCH.-Mr. Vim. Fl. Bailey
was hurrying I'D King street just as the dry
dawncd this morning with his eyes fixed OH
the sidewalk as II he were counting the bricks
Where are You going SO early?" cried out
Officer Davis from the opposite side Of the
street. Il lost my pocket book with 1880
last night and I'm looking for it, said the mer-
chant. starting on brIskly. Hold Oh; you
needn't look. 1t is down AZ my house; my son
off at o'clock Thank Cod said the mer-
chant Tell your son Ill give him S25." 1t
turned out that young Arthur Davis q brick
layer, saw the pocket book lying on the side
walk Of King street and picking II up found in
it ! 800 In checks payable TO Mr.. Bailey and
this morning Mr.. Bailey got his pocket book
and young Davis $50.
NoTEs-Complaint has been made to the
police of boys who throw stones through the
windows of the school OF the Sisters Of tho
Holy Cross. and Lieut. Smith is after the Of
convicted John Temple. colored. of larceny
from Peter Aischeson. and sentenced him to two
years in the penitentiary.-Iti is expected
that Hon. Frank Hume will open head uarters
here some weeks before the congressional elec-
| ton.
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The vell-xnoWn firm of Johnson Brothers
supply more families with iuel IMAM any oie
fruI IN the United States.
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A Reception to the Drill Corps,

A Reception to the Drill Corps.
Mr.. Robert Ball. commander of the Columbia
DILL Corps, knights Tcmplars. gave arcccp-
ton to the members of the corps at his resi-
dence last evening. A year ago the conclave
met in this city and the reception was intended
In part as IL celebration Of that event. During
the evening IA chair was presented to Mr. Bal
by the CORPS.
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CHOICE HYACISTUs, TULIPs AND CKocUs AT
AUCTIoS.-IomUrrow at IL o'clock AuctIoneer
Downing will sell at his auction rooms. 18th and
lennsylNAaIa avenue, choice consignment of
Imported bulbs, many Of them Of rare vari-
cites
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WESLEY HhIGars. adjoining the grounds OF
the great Methodist University, Is offered AZ
SYNDICATE prices unit! October -. Now Is the
TIM 10 bUy Prices, 10 TO ZOc. foot.
JOHN T. WAGGAnAN. cor. lIth and q SITS.
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FoE BAEGAIxs IN breech leaders so to IA P
FANS. 1913 IA. ave
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LOCAL MENTION.
The W Gather.
roRrc.sr I'LL YIGHr Az. FRI

FoRrcLsT TILL TIGHr Az. FRIDAY.
Tor The District Of Columbia, Mary land and
Virginia. slightly warmer; iair weather: vari-
able winds. becoming southerly; warmer Friday.
CONDITION Ct TIE WATER
Tompcrature and condition OF water at
nm-Grcat Falls. temperature. 81: condition,
s. Receiving reservoir. temperature. 90. Con-
uitIun at north connection. u. condition at
fUuth connection, So, distributing reservoir.
terupernture, 81, condition 1T lnfuent gate
house, I; conGI,ion at effiuent gate house. Z.
High tIdo IN the river, i37 pm; low tide In
the river, Hoo pm.
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EXAMINE the material of Which we make
suits To order Tor 80 and 80.
E.sEMaN Bros. 18th and Z.
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For tunera,s-Pretty Designs made up in
FRESH Cut Flowers and Immortelles at l1IO Ia.
ave. 1.s
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For FISHING I.CELE at low prices 60 to
TAPrASs. 1913 Ia. ave.
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GEORoETowS ORCHESTRA. Miss Mary Howe
solOisL Subscriptions receIy ed at Metzerott's
IS, three con certs, two seats
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Toes. Tr1Es. TID.BIrs AND TAn1rr.
my6- tn. tn. f&m

o! ye winged winds
That DER the ocean flew,
And sped along with cheerful song:
gallant ship. q merry
Fold me ii thy strong, invisible embrace
That may pour out my soul in thsnkfulness.
o. gener wind! o. glorious sea!
he ship thou waited and bore unto me
Was laden with precious stores
And safely landed or these shores
Which docs my soul with riiture fill,
For thy wings winged" the Tariff Bil
From this time hence tina: great bug-a.Loo-the
1arihwill be seized upon n Plausible prutext for
excessive charges i'll all branches OF trade. Pore
warned is fOrearncd." When you entor a store to
make purchase and tariff il the topic introduced,
beat hasty retreat That dealer is only Iavins his
way TO high arI ON his own wares which you. being
ioya! and patriotic citzon. expected pay with
out murmur. And now, O, wind. We leg OF thee a
further boon Spread thysalf DER all the land. and
with thy icy breath compel the inhabitants thereof to
conform t. the by discsrIing the airy sub
stances of Spring and summer and don those of
u ,ldcn Autumn and lIOary Winter.
Throw thy p:ilcss around them, 9. icy Jade,
For we arc il III" Ready Made Clothing trade
Fully prepared TO supply all demands.
OUR ALL-wOoL MELTON OVERCoATS AT ss 10
Has torn tariff talk into tat;ers Dealers scowl at u.s.
The people al plaud u.s.
We have excellent business Suits for men at AZ 90
$50, 80. 10 and S10.15
Finer grades at Sll.7J. 1925. Sl275 Sl20O
Sl3. 30 and upward.
PRINCE ALBERT SUITS-S12.25, Sl5. so, sl7.4O
5000, s22. - and upward
BOYS SUITS. Coats Vests and Long Pants sizes
II TO lS years, S3.SS. $3.50. -. 30, SO, $50, 81
and upward
EOlS St1TS-Jacket ard Short PANTS to Ia
years $i.0C. 500. !.S7, 49, $3.50 81 80 and up
wGri
Long Pants for boys. S1.I0 and upward.
short Pants for BOYS. sc. and upward.
MINIS PANTALOONS-S 81, r.. %, $3.50, s2.75,
S3.2o, $3.50. So. - and upward
Our splenti stockof
HATS, CAPS
and
GESTLEMEN'S TURNISHING GOODS
attention.
careful and critical inspection Of our several lines
OF goods Will cUnr!ce You of their superior excel
Icncc and in the matter of low prices il is an esub
lshed fact that this house is without a rival
VICTOR L. ADLEE,S
Ten Per Cent Clothing House
Hats, Caps
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
S@' and 9@o 9TH st. NV, cor. Massachusetts, ave.
STRICTLY ONE PRICE.
Open Saturday until l pm oS
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EXCURSION to Frederick leaves u. and o.
depot tomorrow morning friday at Q o'clock
sharp.
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Why a Sunday school Celebrated

The membership Of the Calvary Baptist
Sunday School now numbers more than 1000,
the actual number on tue rolls being l,O22 A
reception Was gwen last evening at the church
IN celebration Of that event and which was
attended BY the adult division of the school
X. ". Preatss. the superintendent, presided
aud an interesting musical aud literary pro-
gram Was rendered A quartet consisting Of
Misses Cotton aud Tabler and Messrs Judd
and Evans sang several selections, and Mr..
LlihbridSe rendered a solo. An original reci-
tatiOn was given by Mr.. Charles T.. Fairman.
FRIDAY evening the primary and intermediate
departments will hold reception.
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ScRoFu1A HuMon

FJCIUf Z La II UMUR
Appears in thousand different forms and causes a
vast amount Of suffering Scarctlya single person is
entirely free from its effects Hence the necessity IF
reliable blood purifier like hoods SaIsaparia, which
erLdi'ates ever inquiry and ives the b.oUi vital
lty anu health It cures scroua. salt rheum humors
bolls pimples and al. other affections caused by M
purItles or poisonous gems IN the blood Hc ods S.r
saarla also oycrconrs that tired feeling an
appetite. cures dyspepsia. hIiOusness aud headache
and builds up the whole system.
HOODS SARSAPARILLA
Sold BY all druggists. 81 six for b Prepared only
BY c. i. HOOD Co, Apotnccaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR d
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The Washington Presbytcry.

AT the fall meeting OF the presbytery of Wash
ington city, held at Boyd's, Nd, Rev. NJ. y.
Maxwell was elected moderator and I. S.
Middleton assistant clerk.
Rev. David ii. Riddle was dismissed to the
Congregational Association of Ohio and Rev.
%I4mot A. Darlington to the presLytery of sac
PaJIO synod o. Brazil, South America.
Rev. DE-. B!ttinger WAS appointed to preside
at the installation on October % ard Rev
David l.. Eathbun "a pastor OF the church at
Falls Church. Va, and to propose the constitu-
uonai questions and TO preach the sermon
Rev. W. ii. Edwards will deliver the charge to
the people and Rev. J. T. Kelly the charge to
the pastor
The consideration OF the Oyertures from the
assembly on doacOnesses- and the method of
alterations OF the standards Of the church was
postponed TO the spring stated meeting OF the
preshgtery.
resolution was adopted recommending that
the ministers and members OF the churches of
the pTe.Gytery refuse their signatures to ap-
piicatIons tor renewal of tie license of sa-
looms for the sale OF intoxicating drinks.
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wheeler Il Wilson's New High Arm. No. 9.
IL charms on SIGHT Its use enruptures
ollcC 45' Jth street northwest o9-2m
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House. 4 HYRRMASN's FOR furniture and car
pets. Cash o. credit. sec adv l., page D.
OSL QuAEr of I'll whisky for 7jc. Can't be
beat CHAs. KRAMER,
49, eth ST. NV.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

TWO CANS NEW SALMON 25c.; TWO LBS BEST
4 y Cheese. 23e.: bottle Port Wine. 25e; bottle
sherry Nine Zoe; quart bottle Calawba Wine 25c /;
bottle Home blackberry Wine, 25c. big bottle
virginia Caret Zoe b bottle Whisky. 25c.: boxes
O'HARES.
Ull-Sn' LAS 18th stnw,
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EXCURSIONS. PICNICS, &c

MOUNT YlKNuN.
THE TOMB OF WASHINGTON.
Uni further notice the ralS,a ard steel steamer
CHARLES M,CALFsTER
VIII leave hes wharf foot o. eth ST. daily cnce, sun.
day. a. I, lloNs.
leave for MOrNT VERNON At loEm ar,,x.,,
Mas!';' ton AZ J I-n- ar round tr.f, 20 Moi NJ
NihNoN. Including Ait...s-Ju e. t..r uiars,,n snl
grounds. sl. ErSun; cafe the harI,s Ma. ester
The Charles Gaca.cs''r VII also uSc river landings
as ~ Gown n Is MONT ianns al-o a MARSH Ala.
HALL gUing AID returning. fAre, round tain -
cents. - -
sunday trips TO MARSHALL NAIL AZ liam ana
5 T.lll last boat arrives in Washington AZ Il IA !, mn
O5tf l. 1 ~ Allr -,
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Destruction OF FoMrEI1 tonight atAtlanticFark

IMPORTANT SALE OF liIII-srREEr PRoPERTY-
An exceptional opportunity to purchase u very
valuable piece of ground adapted by its loca-
ton and dimensions for business purposes, will
be presented at the auction sale at 4 80 o'clock
on Friday the 10th instant. The property is
on the east side of lith street opposite the
Portland flats. and is 80 feet front on l4th
street by l27 feet deep. running back to an
alley 80 feet wide. 1t IL improved at present
with two small houses, brick No. III and
frame No. lib, and the whole will he sold TO-
gether.
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Nothing Over 10 Cen;s.-Every variety of
goods at IYaGAH BROS. Mammoth ) and 10 Cent
Store. No. 1929 18th st NV o7-6t~
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Philifps' Digcstiblc Cocoa, delicious,
easily dlSested and highly nourishing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-09

Pcarls.-Got your mouth full BY using
"1caberry," the new wonder
O1-e0St Z y Nrprz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-09

Private information has been received that
gresham c. r. Breckenridge Monday night At
CeiC.er Ridge, Conway county, ARR.
The fall meeting at Pimlico opened yester-
day with good racing and good attendance but
the track was somewhat heavy owing to recent
rains
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-09

MoqUErTE CAKPETs. per yard. S1.25.
Moquette carpets, made and LAID, per yard,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-09

40 patterns to select from.
N.K. NosEs X SONS. + and 18th SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-09

SELncr your lot at once in Wesley Heights. .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-09

Joux's Restaurant. Ii26 7th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-09

NO Elusive Name, nor inconsistent claims
or statements are attached TO salvation OIL. /