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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-01
REAL ESTATE.
Real Estate for Sale.

TgO fine lots Mt Marylynn.
No. los Chapllnc street, brick 5000
Lot 30xlS0 feet. Zane street, Island
No. 200 Chupline street, brick.
Nos. iOS aud 1917 Main street, ground Ssxlo
No. 1921 EofF street, brick, SJ,iOO
No. Is South broadway, fnime $780,
No; lS Sixteenth street, Brick and franc,
..DrooksIde," on the National road, about ono
milo west Of Bridgeport, Ohio, over Ono.hall
aero Of ground with good dwelling and all uec0s.
sAry improvement, $500. -
building lots on west side OF North Huron
street, Island, at SO per foot front.
100Gaj0 feet IN Pleasant Valley, on tho National
road, for $500. on easy terms
The business property. No. 1921 Main street
now occupied by J. W. Hunter & Co.'S Splcs
mills
The Pryor place on National road near Elm
Grove, consisting Of about eighteen acres
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-01
RINEHART g. TATUM,
au2l 1914 Market Street.
RENT.

Farm Of 100 acres one milo east OF Bonwood
Junction, sSJ p0r annuIn.
Twenty acres OF land near Benwood Junction,
$40 per acre.
Junction. on Ohio River TGilrOud.
-Four rooms, 215l Main street.............-..sl2 %
Store room, 2l53 Main 10 0l
Store room, 2l02 Main street 10 90
FOR SELB.
10 acre farm between Sherrard md Washing.
ton Fork, MGrshRll county, W. Va. 4
No. q and y Twentieth street.
Lot on South Front 900
Cottage, Moundsville Camp Ground ."......... COY
cottage, MoundSville Camp Ground ............ 100
Two lots, Moundsyllle Camp Ground.......... 10
No. 1891 and 1888 Woods street
Three.roomod house, National road, s760
Double frame 'aTS house nsas1o on 63ttmgES street
No. s. and 81 Sixteenth street
No. 1851 and 1858 Chapline street.
Thirty-lve acres stone and coal land. Rush Run
Seventeen aud onc.halt acres land, one-halt
mile west lower point Of Island.
Three and on6.hRH acres OF land near West
No lS6O wctzel street, ground 80 by SOOfeot.
No 233l and 2iSJ Wood street.
Twonty.one shares RIvenidO Glass Works
stock ut bargain.
t nos. : SSi6 and 2o2l Main street.
Lot 20 by $50 feet Elm Grove
Nos. 81 and 60 Alley 10.
Nos. 20OI and 20OG ChHplInes street
No. 1905 McCollOCh street.
No. sos McColloch street,
No. 2llO aud 2ll2 Main street
No. 1901 and 1905 Main street.
No. 1901 Market street.
No &c Ohio street.
10. % North Front strcet-srouud 90 by about
200 feet
No. 231f EofE street
No. 2GOG Main street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-01

is the greatest blessing ever offered
child.be0ring women. | have been a
midwife many years, and in each case
where Mothers Friend has been used,
It has accomplished wonders and re.
lievel much suffering. IT Is the best
remedy for rising OF the breast known,
and worth the price for that alone.
Mrs. NJ. A. BREWSTER,
Montgomery, Ala.
Sold at wholesale and retail by Logan
Drug Co. md all druggists. paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-01

mn, roA colds, Group, asthma, bronchitis
III, ri" S sGre throat use DR., Thomas Eclec.
"'' VlI' and get the genuine. DIV
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-01

IF TOU2 HACK ACHES,
0Eyou nrO all WON out, really good for moth.
Ing. Il Is general debility. Try
BROHN'S IRON HITTERS.
twill cure you, cleanse your liver, aud give
Q guOl AppetlLa. Il
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-01
PRoPOsALS.
CEALED PROPOSALS.

CEALED fAUtUSALS.
scnlcd proposals endorsed proposals for Elco.
tric Power House" Will be received by the Elec.
trio Light Commission Of the city Ol Wheeling
until "Wednesday, SGptcmber2, 1901, ats O'clock D.
M. for the mulerlal and for the erection and
full completion Of power, boiler and dynamo
house for the arc street lighting installation tor
the city Of Wheeling, according 10 plans and
specifications on file III the Office Of the board vi
Gas Trustees City Hall.
BIDS will DO received separately for the iron
work, as one bid. and for tue other PORTIONS Of
the work Cinciudng excavation, masonry brick
worl; aud carpenter wnrs and all other noceSsa.
rs items, except Iron work. as one bid; md also
for the construction nj the work as whole.
Plans aud specifications cnn be examined nt
the office Of the Gus Trustees City Hall, on and
after Friday, August q, 1891, at u O'Clock noon
Tho Commission reserves the right to rclectRny
and oil bids.
p. r. FARRELL, Chairman.
A. A. FRANzHEIN. Secretary. aug
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-01
Mn W. T. DUScAS. MARTINS FERRY, OHIO.
DrsiNE~ Place, cor. FIRsr ANp HANOVER sEs.

This Is to certify that was n sufferer from
catarrh OF the nose and throat, aud had taken
various remedies aud treatment from many
the many cures made By Drs. Copeland & heil
concluded 10 try them. find that am relieved,
and can heartily recommend these gentlemen ~ "
competent physicians, and their method OF
treatment most pleasant and effective. Those
suffering with any affection Of the eyes, ears,
throat and nose, viii do well TO consult them: as
/ feel from personal experience and positive
knowledge OF Others being relieved that can
treatment,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-01
NESBITT g. DEVINE,
I73e Market Street. ane0
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
six-roomCd dwelling house, lot 10 feet 'front.'
running back 10 low water mark, No, 20j North
York street, tor Si,fG0
a good substantial five.roomed brick house,
only Il few years Old, northwest corner Of Elev.
enth and Foil streets, $3.50.
bang. up good sIX-rOOmed house, lot 2ex143
both gascs aud water, No. 4! North York street,
Slx.roomed house at DIS MccOlloch street, 10.
4Oxl2O, for 81, 100.
FourrOomed house 27l5 Moyston street, new
house, lot 2jx23i sl,6j0.
Eleven.roomed brick house. brick stable In
rear, corner Twenty.slxth and koif streets,
$3.50.
You cannot get better value for money than
any OF these properties.
building lots at Elm Grove. Pleasant Valley,
Moundsvillo, Glendale and allparts OF the cItyat
aus o. Q. SMITH. 1870 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-09-01

DOCTORS COPELAND & BELL have located
permanent offices ut 1921 Main street. Wheeling,
W. Va, where they treat with success all curnble9
Ito 9p m. Sundays, . u. IN TO L. M. and TO 4
n III. Speclaltles-CatHrrh and diseases OF the
Eye, Ear, Throat and Lungs Consultation free.
Address all mail to DRS, COPELAND q BELL,
1921 MRlu street. Wheeling, ". Va
Treatment, including medicine. s. month.
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eEokeErowN.
A GARBAGE BUCKET STOLEN.


Robert H. Williams IN an assistant on one OF
the garbage wagons and yesterday he took from
the yard OF a resident on 2sth street between
and Q new galvanized bucket valued at 80. 50
and failed to return it. The owner notified the
sergeant on that beat ms soon rs the loss was
discovered and Officer Harvey. after tracking
the vehicle over half the town, came upon it.
owner, after 1t had been fully Identified. The
man at first declared the bucket had been in
his possession for over two months, but oil be-
ing crosse xamired he was trippsd up, proved
guilty and taken to the station.
THE OLD PRESBYTERIAN CEMETERY.
Among the sandstone slabs disclosed yester-
day Ill the old Presby terrain graveyard by the
Clearing away of rubbish was one bearing the
following inscriptions: Here lies Richard Mic
kubin, volunteer from Annapolis. his native
city, in the defense of his country's capital.
He fell IN the battle OF BIadensburg, August "a.
loi4. Aged twenty years" Near by lie the re-
mains Of Vim. Ward Burrows, lieutenant colo
Eel conimandant OF the United States marine
corps, who died on the 6;h Of March, 1905. at
the age Of forty The remains OF sew
eial Of the Mason family, who at one time
lived on Anacosti. island. are not far off No
one has as yet claimed any OF those. Over 200
bodies have been removed in the past three
months, and the sexton says that the remains
OF about 500 persons are still there. Every
HumUefs VI peOpic OEueIluk tuc ie-
moval to better Kept cemeteries Of their dead
friends and rela tives
DtUSREN PIANO TUNER.
Charles Davis il the name OF colored piano
tuner who filled himself up last night with bad
liquor. Then be amused himself by flourishing
an iron wrench about his head, declaring it was
loaded pistol aud threatening TO shoot all who
came in his way. Officer Gilmore quoted him
by sscortiDg him to tho station.
T. J. Stanton ct ux. have ssold to Martha
s. Shelton for 81, 800 part Of lot in Bealls ad-
dition to Georgetown.
MIR. Benjamin J. Darneillesis lying i'll at his
bone, 1908 18th street.
John Beckwith's cot last night was in one of
the cells of the seventh precinct for being
drunk.
Archer Il Son arc the exhibitors of chrys-
anthemums on this eide of the creek. They
have fine display.
MIR. E. II. Cooke Of Cooke place has gone to
Duluth, where he will remain for two years
The announcement that cards were out for
the marriage of Miss Alice Riley OF TenlcytOwn
to Mr.. Isaac Shoemaker of the same place was
erroneous.
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Condensed LOCALa

Mr. JOIN II. FoRSwALr, y clerk employed
IL the department OF labor, died this morning
a. 3 O'Clock AZ his residence after an Liucss Of
three weeks The remains were this afternoon
tskeG 10 his home in Palmyra, Pa
Col SAMUZL. L. SrRArrON was las. evening.
efe':fed chief Justice OF Capitol Lodge, No. /,
n Of T.. IN place Of L. c. Hay, promoted to
be srund judge of the department.. Sir Knights
A NJ Dewey and j. r. Mckelvey were elected
9legs:e. to the grand lodge, and addressed the
c.uE.
'Hky. WALTER H. BROOKS. d. d., of the Nire-
n Street Baptist Church, has been asked
t. ae%ep. Christian work IN a southern state.
Tss DIVORCE CASE Of hate Ida Howell, agrins,
kcEara Howell. Sled August 10 last b. NJ J.
u bise!o", Las been discontinued ~ the COM
HlAinanl
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AMrsEMENTs TONIGHT.

ALBirGH's.-Harry Askin's company in Tar
anu Tartar
Shenandoah"
AcApENY OF MCsIc.-The New YORK Casino
Company IL The Jolly Students" and '.Cavai-
leria Rustieana'
HaERLs' BiJoU--Max Fehrman in "Urcie
Isaac"
hERSAS's LYcEuM THEATER--'.The Patrol"
Masonic TExPLE.-The Kermes.
X OF p. HALL-Nelson Division Fair and
BAZAAR
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DEAF FoR A YEAR
CAUSED BY CATAKRH IN The HEAD.

HEARING RESTORED AND CArARkH CURED
By HOODS sAHsApABILLA.
Rochester. n. Y. July q, 1901
Three years ago. a result OF catarrh, lost M
hearing entirely and was deaf Ger than year.
tried various things ii, and had several r,ys
clans. Lut no improvement was apparent could
DISTINGUISH NO SOUND.
was intending putting myself under the care of a
specialist when some one suggested that possib :,
Hoods Sarsaparil-a would do good. began
taking 1t without expecting much help. To my
SURPRISE AND GREAT JOY
found when had taken three bottles that my hear
ing was returning l kept on tiIl Lad taken three
more. when stopped. 1t is now over a year, and
am troubled but very little with the eatarrh con-
sitiered this q very remarkable case" HERMAN
HICKS. 30 Carter street.
HOODS sARsAPARILIA
Cures catarrh by eliminating from the blood the i'm
pure faint which the disease. This is the only
common way to treat this complaint. Be sure to
get Hoods Sarsaparilla.
HOODS PILLS cure liver ills. constipation bilious
ness. taundice, sick headache indigestion. Sold by
all druggists. Price p cents. 2
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InGorsing Gen. Palmer's Order.

George @. Meade Post, No. 8, G. A. R., at
its meeting Tuesday night adopted resolu-
ton That the circular letter of the COM
mander-in chief Of the G. A. H.. relative to the
display Of rebel flags and the marching under
them in PROFESSIONS by comrades OF the GA r.,
meets with the hearty approval OF this post.
We feel that the Haunting of rebel flags III the
faces of the Veterans of the Union army be-
comes more odious and Illuminating as each
year goes by, and we-respectiully but resolutely
call upon those in power, as we'll as all loyal
citizens, to assert their authority ard loyalty
by protecting us against this growing insult
and the nation against the calamity of q people
educated IN III sloyalty and treason"
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The Funeral Of Mr., AMY R.osro.

The funeral Of Mrs. Amy Renfro, the mother
Of James q. Renfro and Grandmother of the
late Professor Renfro. who mot tragic death
recently at the University OF Alabama, which
took place from her residence, $50 Riggs street,
Was largely attended. She was seyenty-fiye
years old. Rev. =. G. Lambkins preached the
sermon and addresses were made by Rev. Jas
II. Lee and Il. A. Armstead. The remains were
buried in Grecelald cemetery.
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ADVERTISING.

lOU nIsh 40 Ala LilII s.- Al lnlNo AM
Il wnere al any time write 10 OEo. a. hOM VA 4
co.. 10 Spruce St. New Aors. au2l-ly
LIVERY ONE IN NEED OF INFORMATION on
Il the subject advertising wall "a obtsin
copy book .4dverTasers. ;>De paxcs pnce Ell
Mailed. postage raid. on receipt of Irlce COntains
care vi compilation IRON The American NewsIaDer
Directory the lest papers class journals,
the circulation ratlns every one, .rOod
deal inonatlou about rates other Ter
tanning business OF sASertls.ag. Adafe,s
hoMELLS AD"thIisiNS bIilkAI. 10 spruce
ST.. New lork~ augl-lg
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Death OF Samuel sheemaker.

Death OF Samuel Shoemaker.
Nc Samuel shoemaker died yesterday at his
residence. 1922 g street. The funeral services
will be held in Oak Hill Chapel tomorrow after
noon at / O'Clock. Mr.. Shoemaker was q
native Of Pennsylvania and for some years
lived on farm, in Maryland, removing to this
city few years ago to give his children educa-
tionsl advantages. He WAS in his seventy
third year
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lrcH1xe AeoxrEs

VI the skin and SCALP from infancy to are
relieved by the CUTICURA REMEDIES, the only
positive cure for agoniz:ng itching. burning bleeding
AMI stay diseases of the skn scalp and blood with
loss of hair from pmpies to scrofuia. except possibly
ck.hyosis This is more than y truthiully said
OF any other remedy IL
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=, Tho tnirty-second anniversary of the Ameri-
can Church Missionary Society. auxiliary 10 the
Board Of Missions Of tine Protestant EPISCOPAL
Church, will be held iE the Church of the
Ascension next Monday night. I. is announced
that addresses will be delivered by Rev Arthur
Brooks. .. D., Of New York; Rev l.. s. Osborne
Of Newark, ~ j., and Rev. L. l.. KinsoIving,
missionary to Brazil. The business meeting
will be held in the Sunday school room OF the
church in the afternoon
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Withdrew HIS Flea OF Not Guilty.

In the Criminal Court, Judge Bradley, yes
terday Joha Marshall, stout built colored
boy aged seventeen years. Withdrew his plea of
not guilty to i charge of housebreaking and
plead guilty, but insisted that his brother was
not in it. He made a statement as to a charge
Of robbins Mr.. Sehlegels place. when it was
discovered that it was another charge me was
called on, and OF this he said he dad not know
anything.
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4 ALFIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Schedule in effect August 20. 1881
Leave Washington nom station corner New Jeruuv
avenue aid street.
For Chcago and Northwest. yestlbuled limited az
press IL 80 a. m. 30 D daily.
fUr ClncInnAtl. St. Louis and indiAnapois vss.,-
buisd limited SO express II 80 D. daiIy.
for lhttsouFs and cleveland press Daily -
and b 40 ..
on Lexington and staunton. 40 .4oa m
for Winchester and way stations. ~ 30 y. IN
For LGray. 30. = a. D.
For Roanoke. knoxville. CHATTANOOGA and Memphis
10 30 siiy. seellIaz through memphis
80 Is 90. nnutes). D 80. 80 s5 n utesl
Is a.ni.. 4. 40. 2vs- 2.4s tsSl5. - nllnuses
b.. 10. 81. 10 l0:lO. - niinutes. 30, 5.Ss
o.U, go, 80. $50 800. 1000. Ia 10 IL - IA
tlOvu. ~ nllnates. ii M, 90. %. 49, So.
All. 30 - ~. 30 lllinutosl. 90. CO. 81
800, ii 80 IL I'D A.
for Annapoiis 20 and 80 am ~ 10 and -
FOR freaeTscI. tll:3o .-ll.. I:l5 t3.3o. tsass
pm
For Haserstown. tl0s4O a m. - .;3op.m.
ROYAL BLlk LINE FOR NEM YORK AND
PhlLADELfHlA-
daily %. $50 lO:OO Dsnins Carr. IL M. .;s5
so:lo Dlnliis Sarl. 500 ia 80 pm sisslan< S.s.
euast par.or all day trains.
Tor oOstOn, <sso y IA Will kaufman Buffet sleep
ilg ar runnln< through u Boston without change
VIA iouSnket, Bridge. landIs passensers aud
FOR AilanL,e ciiy. 4:o5. l0:oo and ii 40 au Sun
for time Of SUBURBAN trains sse time tabes 10 b .4
OF all ticket a-.nts.
Exoeia saassxs. paiIy. ssundays only.
bagaxe called Tor and checked rom hOels and rss-
deces ~ Union transfer CO. Oraers left tlcks
. T. oDEtl, ChAs. v. sCULI-
euol Oen Manager. Os-D. B1ss. Aren't.
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RAUROADS

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lection made IN rnson sts.ion ,Sr III ,sns SOUL
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~ HMh.Asle "a. LAnonhurg. nHnyllse. salIsDary.
~ Nesserh NORA Caf0asnA D,.slca.. and ~ ashns-
"a " .,lrlu.as hatu VIA A uta
hAlNS On NASI!INGTox AKIN ouro mr.
kinloN leave WASH -.fon 10 a IA d.ily q - n M
srrix: a. washIs,oIb e,.srs saney hesurnlnS
shc ~ a Iii-, eaceIf sunday 49, 49,
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Robbed and Nearly. Wrecked a Post Once.
The post Office at Highwood, in the town of
Hamden, Conn.,, was entered by burglars at
ESQ o'clock yesterday morning. They blew
open the safe, almost completely wrecked the
building and then robbed the safe of S60O
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Orders for those :25 suits to order are being
placed with US at a lively rate. Don't put OF
making your selection too long.
T. Is. BARSUM Il Co.,
93l Pa ave.
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.'ftASIToU.

HAVE YoUa Repairs made promptly and a
reasonable prices by c. d. COLLINS. builder anC
carpenter, III and 7l9 18th st.n NV
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FussELL's Ice CREAM is delivered every day
in the year. Leave order for tomorrow
dinner at 1877 New York avenue.
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SocrErY's LATEST CRAZE---The present
month. without doubt. is being devoted TO ex-
hibitions. and nothing is exciting society at the
present time more than the display of artistic
china to be held November IL. IS, - and 70 by
Prof. Samuel Sherratt at OPPESHEIMERs, 5i4
9Th street. There will be exhibited specimens
of royal Worcester Dresden, and in fact adj
styles of china decoration, the work of this
talented professor. his estiIusble wife and his
many pupils, numbers of whom are well known
in the society of the capital.
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To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
We have in our vaults the largest stock oil
select wines ever carried in this city.
To-KAIoS WINE Co. GA 18th st.
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Third Subdivision of Ass ociafed Charities.
There was held meeting of the members Of
the third subdivision, Associated Charities.
yesterday afternoon. at their Office. 18th and
Pennsylvania avenue. The treasurer's report
shows that $1,000 was received and has ex-
pended $780, Registrars report shows that
groceries we're furnished 143 families, coke
furnished u families clothing furnished 10
families; shoes, Is pairs; sent to hospital per-
SONS; employment found Is persons: toys, books
AID games, 40 children. The following officers
were elected: Judge Cox. president; Col.
Hopkins, yico president; Admiral Selfridge,
treasurer; NJ II. Doolittlc. secretary; Or. J. T.
Sothoron. representative TO central board; Mrs.
+. o. Selfridge. Mrs. Doolittle, Mrs. NJ. c. Alex.
ander Mrs. Mary Howe Totem, Rev. Alfred
Harding, Miss Eliza Wilkes. Col ]. Bowles, Mr..
L. Farquhar, board of directors. This sub
division maintains homo for aged cclorod
women and also sewing school, Contribu-
lions may be made to Rear Admiral Sclfridge,
2013 street.
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TALK Is CHEAP,
Du; you can't gainsay the value in our 81 nat
lral wool shirt 1t Is the usual ''one-fifty'
grade. FRANC 4 SON. One Price,
Cor rth anil n
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IMPORTANT Art SALE at Latimer 4 Sican's,
140s G street, at II an and pm tomorrow,
when the balance Of the collection will be
closed out
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Ur MosuurSr.y
937 and 500 st. NV.
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Knows no ,bs,e,nsnt Extraordinarily b,,, ,,.,,;ss
the creates: variety OF this seasons st
s''ss. :, ~ MY "i.. sei iroii Pop
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No can BEGIN to show such variety of Ladies'
WraI We will tomorrow informing at O'Clock. par
ticuiarly such low prices. Thousands p per
and hundreds at 30 per cent lower they can
he bought for from any other cloak houses in Wash
ngton.
o. ~ 20 s.,.Is. worth sate ~.
Hair trimmed in Opossun. AstrakLan afutiioon Fur,
$40 and SIS
ro.,,,r,
A'i'EAT hoSiEni SALE.
TWO SPECIAL BAR
o.,ss
Lot loo dozen Ladies' Fanny Hose. Fieheli len,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-12

Qua SrocK Of mems suits is the largest in
the city. Prices range from 80 up.
EIsEMAS Bros, 18th and E.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-12
MILLIONS in the Crawford shoe.

L d. CUNNING, 1884 II ST. NV, jus: received
invoice Finnan Laddie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-12

The leading mineral water and ginger cham.
payne in the world. CHARLES kEAEMER,
Telephone sos. 737 It'll st u v.