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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-20
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Il property from ins on rrnnsyivsniS ave. and liza
' wTscoTf. WILCOX 4 mr,sroN.
sei7-jt 1917 Pa. av and 9th asd "a. ave
EOI SALE-JUsT COMPLETING. 4 LARGE 4.
- s'o Us; :, ~ =, dT ", us On s. bat ls4 ana
vn-fh. ao5.sy containing - -oouIs. sscain heat
= G Is '''''' S''O'OO &pH,. %ARxER 4 Co.
saLs s,sss rs, sFLs sS S% FnorEE ,S
and basement brick; ,cntsinfn. 20 MONS and hath
AID heated Is s;.sIs. chcap az si4.oOo
u.40 H. H. WARNER 4 CO.
sel'-3 3le s.; nv.
3~to-y res lTsk. IA. l.. I5r.. 10; -5zIls -,
;,sfaI es. T britt a "a y L. is BET, i',
sis.y ~ ifas Sc brick a m iar near iss
sei--S, VIZ +. a0LiziAy. i;ei + i, i n "; ",
FOR sALE-A NEw P2E-s-sRICN BAT-wINDcw
Ne, On S.Gsid svs. n se.gi. rooms
lo' II G1Iss feet 70 eo.oo; alley $50 sss.res from Il
$Sr snail ESQ rsyeI' bS,Ss'e - 'n;a,y AIRY
Ing ind Loan Asspcia'iln. sos il;h ST n s-i7-,
Eoa sALE-A BEAUTIFUL MODERN REsi-
deAce IN thv northwest IN st near New HAM
s;rnc,ion. nd1w srck w.t. heavy browns; ne
t1"mins- nius rooms and aath. reception hall
lies eicciric ueDs' speSkins :aSes e. nn'sHet IN
natnral Cherry wool snd strictly oi in al Is TIM
chaser. Apply 70 l. " WE'D 4 CO. MsnsSefs. Va.
t,onal Mutual Baiidins aud Loan Association q New
DOR .sALE-CENTRALLY LOCATED BRICK
= go l = n W . ro:als. aud wit. Nh, rcpai 5
a'Ieyyi g.ice only Is 100 ALsERl, I, FoI.
seit-a go h 81 n
L VERMONT I 4 kSEn fFAR Z I Sgxl CIRCLE.
sn. S st sn rSs and RI c
ruhlaan< ,nroogn 70 an alley rrice, s,OoD
.sI e7:s' 70 J. v i fSo bF pS AZ,
L BUSINESS PROPERTY
IL GEpLVE TOWN
trcn.inc q, feet on sr,dEe 81. and about 100 fe
a1a &C. IN IF @ s
or WARE t5 ' OF x sds T.s'
Price. for The entire properly. sl3.ooo
seI7-et i:d5 Pa hrs.
EoK sALE-,2a5. .a7, c4I Sd sT sy. p, PRICE.
Il e. no Zach; one: hf-d cash. haance IN @ 10 Is
W,th roS rooms. m iS "a sos So oa ana s1i *
nelsnr. IN 9. l. = and "a months. 81 with
's sef7-st. price so'0 L. h i,o n :. "
FOR SALE BRICK DSEI.IING; SEWN ROOMS
ss Sc r9fR Fit r hoa f ISL 81
E0R sALE-FINE PIECE OF BIT sINEss PROP.
t5tf TTffR and ht III 6Rb5S s
r5 SAtF a5sr o2 q AYE EET nEg.
mems; HANDSOMELY decorated md pa,ered
MAGNIFICENT ga fixtures: price, $40, 500. Amply
to JAMES N. GREEN. I'll l4ss s.. sel7-Im
LroR SALr-sY :. Il. WALKER, AS La AVE
Il $40. oil B st. new. az rooms all roN O.
lI.cnis: 5000. ses-im
ItoR sALE-HousE II NEW YORK AVE y. W
l. lay window: rooms, ha II ln slern imrrbve-
msnts: two fror.s See OWNER ON pre.Eisas after J
y. se.e.lw
L0R SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE HOME oR IN
j vestlucEt, house 8Is NJ st. NV s. an ln l.
This rro erty must be sold, the owaor las 20
Can. ornia- LOUIS z. SHOE MAKER,
se1O-Jt go h ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-20

VERMONT AVE. NEAR IOWA CIRCLE,
LOVELY II lAE
ontAining afteen r,ouis and al modern improve
ments. built lot having fTonla-e OF - feet and
running through 70 an alley price, $1,000.
Arnly 10 j. V. n. HUYCK.
eeIf-ot l5o5 Pa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-20
EOR RENT
snl1IIG II - ID ,r.

LOK RENT
l. :U11 -l6 NJ 81. br store
and dwelling. 1sr. q,
2+07 u st. Or h mi. II. :,
BIO Dumb. ave. br h.
m l, r. ~.
1:f2,5 10th st. lr n, mi.
NT
Frame cXtta'-c. ii one
from Wood ey Inn;
I..................21.
Dumb. ave. br.
i. 6r. ......,.....25.,
1927 Both t.sbr. IL !.
T ....... $1,000.
1873 32d st. hr house
and store. 6r. ~.
::'0ts p =. br. mir 20.
3.sGi ! st. br. N i.Sr. II.
GEORGETOWN Cflice,
SIG WASHINGTON Office,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-20
FOR RENT-OFFICES

DOR RENT-PLEAsANr OFFICE ROOM; FIRST
floor central .ocation. Apply
6EO. u. nYFPS CO.,
selI-N' 14ii q So ny
EoR he. TEL EGANT AND DESIRABLE OFFICE
Il rooirs; elevator. steam heat. Sc low rem. 10 de-
sirable tenants. A T. COUNBE,
se16-t 142j n. Y av,.
E'OR RENT-3 OFFICE ROOMS. OVER OUR
JAMES Y. DAVIS SONS. l20l Pcnnsy valia ave,
corner 18th St. sellin
DOR kENT-ELECANT OFFICE ROOMS OK Z
st. 9th. north side. fscn2 south. plenty of
lL-ht: moderate rent. Tor TERMS, &C.. apply 20
JOHN b. WIGHT. lfl0 6 st. se:,-1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-20
FOR RENT-STORES.

I'OR RENT-STORE-4lS 18TH ST., BET. PA.
L ave. and st. n Rent $40 per month. Auriy
CHAS. WHITE. Jr.. POS On st. ne. se2o-3t'
TOR RENT-<TORE, ID ELLJNG ATTACHED.
L cor. Of New York and 10th st. II. oDg
III d by Mr.. Ow n owen a merchant tailo-.
tahlish ent: ossessiOn October l. Inquire HOS.
FRANCS. 623 Pa. ave. n. se11-1m
EOR RENT-STORE ROOM AT PIP 10TH ST.
INV. sel1-.4-
EOR RENT THE LARGE BUILDING 'ATELY
i occupied by Geo. Z. Kennedy & Sons. LOO q.
N, ~ the mes desirable locations tine city For
q ther particulars inquire OF GEO. +. KENNEDY.
ZIG Conn. ave. sel2-tr
ENOR RHINESTONE AND DWELLING ABOVE
Il 16ss 18th St. W. :the hriildn. - new. store room
~ feet front By So fee dee" to wide aey will rent
store room ssYarse e desired, Apply to owner, W.
W. BUIDErTE, 10 Vermont ave. au:5I I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-20
FOR SALE-IOTS.

We o.os a. ms time tie -res;-s, ln4rs.in 20
L had IA acr-are rr, Ify haf N nurfh % Nesi-
iugton city, a whole % in 81 = = hare
sr.sA-n DANIEL. a Af.NAr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-20

Il vFEI DESIRABLE
BCiLDFNG SITE ON NORTH SIDE
MASS AVE. BErNEEN NTH AND 18TH sT0.
2uNI35 to l0-ioOt alley.
For price and terms
Apply
yvN HUYcK
sel1-W l5o5 Pa ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-20

4 SMALL TRIANGULAR BLOCK
OF ground. being all -
SQUARE i25,
bounded by NirrnE ave. lnh and u SITS. n -.
ONLY l.. 200 sou ARE ftET.
Space for p desirable house, Prize 81 :, per square
foot Apply To J. v. n. HrNgk,
seiTlit 1905 Pa ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-20

Il CHEAP LOTS,
DESIRABLE BUILDING SITE
Tor one laFre small hoIiscs dIIansions. 1ix
1l8. Locaii n l0h -. So. near
PENNA AVE-. AND CABLE CARS.
Price. ~ Ter 50. foot
Apply 10
J.y. n, HUYCK-
selTB l5O5 PA ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-20

se17-t Cor. 18th and q sts u. w.
EHoR RENr-THAr ELEGANT RESIDENCE, 2ll
l. East CAPITOL 81. aiJoin nav library building;
newly pepered and decorated. 14rco bath on each
noor laundry. &c. heating en sanit ~ ri,Irnb-
i,g-in fact. eNei ythny anu conn &15, with
ont 'aiae. Apply at Room IL, Atlantic building
s.l7-N' j. S. JORDAN, Gener al Agent.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

BOARD AT RANDOLPH. ND, MET. BR b. AND
ID o. r. n. IA miiss oat; IS lninut~.; by the day
~: wess, $40. n.lAS xEtSER
ssi7-2' Randolph, Nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-20

LrOR sALE-CHEAP LOTS
II lots in square 1913, 90 cent?
z lots in square 1851. rs cents
3 lots In square rs, 20 cents
100 lots on 18th ST. n. e., 20 centa
'''sss ss,iS' f sfTBttRRr S.t 80 +
auoi-:}u ~ 'Ase - = -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-20

L FINEST BUILDING LOT
ON KS NV.
MAR CONN. AVE
FRONTS SOUTH.
Dimension. B0xlss. with ii q AID r,ar alley.
Ar,lg 10 J. '. y. urlCK.
sel10S Los Pa ave-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-20

NtrASTED- MES AND WOMEN COOKS. WAIT
w Te<Ss-. nsaiis. iAHnsress. srruOber wait
restaurant cooks AMI srhen be- 81 once.
~-eu4t' liCh'~ AGENCY. 6l3 9ih NJ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-20

MADAME PAYN, MANIcURK AND CHIROPOD-
1I1 ~. 703 18TH 81. N.w.-fhs only Importer sna
Manufacturer Of fINE AANICUkk .ad ClfIkO POD
Ma 0OOUn scotia " 6eu york Ho11b1f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-20

BELL cARRixoToS, ArToRNry-AT-LAw.
&c B>sdAAes. ~ - n - "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-20

EroH. SAILS HlILpINo orr - 70 .s2 AND
80 an 20. IA = tsr- 1904 -. bei lgth
and i;en IS l6xsO tec, -rs. Trire Aiid
reasonable JAS. A - At.MtAL
s~i.-a- Hsttes'Sr. Ma
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-10-07
BEAUTIFUL LAcEs.

This year beautiful laces are being
imported in beIl-shaped skirts for
wedding and ball gowns. For bride
nothing could well be loveier than the
exquisite point applique training skirts
and the price is only S160. The bell
skirts come also In dainty Chantilly
lace. of course, The wells come to
match. A great deal of lace is to be
used this year, and real laces are in
unusual demand, being used for the
most part in narrow widths. Black
thread lace and black Chantilly are to
be much in vogue as well as the
heavier laces. Among the new laces
is the ''Pointe de Paris guipure," o
silk and cotton lace that comes in ecru
and white. 1t is made of fine silk
cork on cotton mesh. Irish lace with
net top is dainty for evening dresses.
These come as ipserlings as well as
for founcings, Black Milanese lace
for flounces has a curious square mesh
and is very effective. Black Spanish
hand fun scarfs are being introduced
onc1E more and arc being cold in large
nul, nbers. Washington Star.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-10-07
vELvEr A SUBSTITUTE ron rrns.

VELVET A SUBSTITUTE FOR FURs.
On account Of the scarcity of seal
skins, ii is predicted that during the
coming winter, velvet cloaks heavily
trimmed with rich passcmcnieries, a~e
TO be revived for handsome garments.
Mink-after one or two seasons ex-
perimcnts-has been unable 10 take
It's old rank as fashionable fur, and
Sable of the Russian variety is out of
the question for everybody except the
'protectioDists" and their friends, tho
millionaires. So common folk, who
want something nice at moderate
price, must look around and do tho
best they can. We'll, it must be adj
mitted that a pretty black velvet cloak
is not bad thing 1t is monstrously
becoming, and handsomely lined and
quilted is mighty comfortable wiihal.
Think of it, my sisters. Over in Lon
don an excellent seal-skin cont may be
bought for $40, here in New York, we
have to pay at least 5000 more for
garment of equally good qualify
New York News.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-10-07
The Difference.

Some eighteen years ago there lived
in a thriving little city in central
Pennsylvania a prominent lawyer,
with q beautiful young daug litter.
This girl had many admirers, but the
most favored one was a young bank
clerk, bright, intelligent young man,
in every way worthy of the maiden
love of this bcautious girl. Ills WOO
ings prospered, and in course of time
they plighted iroth and the wedding
day was fixed. But before the happy
day arrived misunderstanding arose
between the lovers, but proved moro
serious than .'lovers' QUARREL" and
both being very proud and neither be-
ing willing to concede 70 the other,
they drifted further and further apart,
until at last allhopcof reconciliation
was past.
With tho loss of her lover the young
girl lost all hope Of happiness in this
life, and in moment of despair she
took the veil and has since devoted
her life TO the service of God and snf-
fcring humanity. She is nursing The
sick in Washington hospital.
Not so with the young man. He
soon consoled himself for the loss of
one sweetheart with the love of an
other and has for years been the head
ola happy family. lie entered public
life and rose rapidly from ono posi-
ton TO another until he was chosen 10
his people in the congress of
the United States, and now occupies
a scat in the south wing of Che mag
niiieent structure on Capitol Hill.
-fNew York World. 1.'s af
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-10-07
Lives IN a Glass House.

The King of Siam, according to the
london News, has chosen a unique
and effective method of keeping cool.
He has recently had built for himself,
by Chinese architect a pavilion OF
glass. Walls, floors and ceiling arc
formed of slabs OF different thick
nesscs OF glass, Joined by impermc-
able cement.
BY one door only can the King en-
ter, and this closes hcrIfstically when
he comes in, and yentilator valves in
tall pipes in the roof open, as does
also slujcc beside large reservoir
In which the glass house stands.
The transparent cdi1cc then be-
comes submerged, and the King finds
himself in a cool and perfectly dry
habitation, where he passes the time
In manner pleasing to himself.
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Animal Instinct.

One day, driving the missing horses
mate, he went TO visit stable where
horses were sold at auction. As he
was driving up 10 it, but still some
distance away, his horse grew uneasy
and gave loud whinny, which mo-
ment after was answered by whinny
from the stable. "My horse was in
that stable,p exclaimed the man. lie
got out Of his wagon, went in, and
there, TO be sure. was his stolen horse.
The animals seemed overjoyed 10 meet
each other, whinnied back and forth,
rubbed each others necks, and in
dulged in all the demonstrations OF
equine affection. Now, how do you
suppose The horse outside knew That
his mate was inside that stablcP Was
ii scent, or instinct finer than any with
which human beings are endowed
We cannot tell.-rChristian Register.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-10-07
FASHION NOTES.

yscd flowers now appear on hats
Y bonnets.
| With cooler weather comes back the
lsldins collar, and, too, 'just shade
aalhcr."
pDealers say sealskiu will soon be so
spensive that "only the richest ladies
idl be able to wear that fur"
Those who have seen the new arti-
fal flowers for the winter season de-
lre they look as if 'just plucked
ON the garden"
The Eton jacket is rapidly losing
identy in that of the Bolero. These
title sleeveless jackets made up in
slvet win be greatly worn.
II you wish TO show off your rare
ieces of China TO the best advantage,
ut them in cabinet made simply of
Ielves lined and backed with white
Tilted satin.
The very latest Partisan combination
dark-bluc and emerald. green. A
Irk-blue crcpon is trimmed with
rk-green velvet, or dark-blue silk
by have sleeves, collar aud skirt
ching of green velvet.
"A favorite decoration for each side
i lhe closing of black or dark blue
PIN coat consists of loops and ends
d broad, black braid so carefully
we'd on the material that they look
If they were woven on the stuff.
Frilled skirts arc threatening the
Ishionable woman. The insidious
ltle ruffics have crept to the knee. 1t
10 be hoped their encroachmcnts
i'll be checked there. as nothing is so
stressing as a gown frilled to the
aist.
Fine light wool costumes for jour
'ys were made with bell skirt and
W peasant waist of goods, plain,
riped or checked, that reaches
st under the arms. Above this is a
aist of wash silk, which is always
oil and comfortable.
New nuns waists are made with the
aited backs and surplioe fronts of
Q nuns robe, the little V at the
ck filled in with gray chiffon, em-
oidered with white, The sleeves
'thered like a bishops sleeve to
tie band of silk stitched with white
d edged with full frill of chiffon.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-10-07

;. The hypophosphites of
lime and soda combined with
cod-liver oil in SCOTS Emul-
sion improve the appetite,
promote digestion, and in
crease the weight.
They are thought by some
to be food; but this is not
proved. They are tonics;
this is admitted by all.
Cod-liver oil is mainly a
food, but also a tonic.
In SCOTS Emulsion the
c;,d-llver oil and hypophos-
phites are so combined as to
get the full advantage of both.
Let US send you a book on
CAREFUL LIVING; free.
ns sso Ts4kl Ro" Chemists, u. South 9Th Avenue,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-10-07

Business Is alive to a grs Vt coming event. and
In the hurry -bIrly Of its preparations for the
Columbian Exposition in 1898, too much is
already seen on the the streets of q fanciful or
amusing nature, both superficial aud catch
penny. There has been observed q void in the
line of the strictly useful, combining there
with instructive object lessons and the beau
tIful in art. books there may be by the score,
but the exper ence of the Centennial Exposi-
tiou at Philadelphia shows that the mass OF
these were mere trhes and unserviceablr. The
horde OF visitors were ever at loss for handy
pocket guide Of Official stamp, not only r.li-
able, but pleasing and always fit to keep. Just
what Is wanted OF this unique Kind has hap
PLY already made its appearance, and we
have before a. THE OFFICIAL PORTFOLIO or
TUE WORLDS COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION IL
Illustrated from Water Color Drawings.
This Portfolio Is q rare and beautiful ex-
ponent Of the main architectural features OF
the Great Exposition at chicago in 1893. The
fourteen magnificent structures are faithfully
realistic glance at the lay of the grounds, with
their principal buildings, lagoons, etc. The
Illustrations are exact reproductions, in water
color effects, Of the original drawings, made
especially for this purpose from the official
plans, by Americas best known water color
artist, Charles Graham. The pictures. there
fore, are not only official, but they are genuine
works Of art, and competent critics pronounce
them to be equal To the finest productions of q
similar kind Of the famous art centres of
Europe.
A copy Of this exceptionally fine production
Will be sent to any address upon receipt OF 10
cents in postage stamps by Tho Charles A.
NOgelor Co.. Baltimore, Md.
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QUAINT AND CURIOUS.


Wearing apparel was first cut out
~ machinery in England in 1858.
AT Marie, Mo-, the other day, James
Highland was married to Anna Fling.
The flavor of an ostrich egg is OK.
;ellcut and one egg makes an ordinar..
neal.
A vast snow-ficld In Iceland spreads
over space Of about 5000 SQUARE
niles. v
Tho average daily amount Of sun
shine the world over is a little more
han three hours.
The national debt Of tho United
states on Jan. l, 1871, amounted 10
s75, 465, 476.52.
A farmer living near Furlong,
Penn, dug up 10 stone knives in his
garden the other day.
Herod the great was the first Hebrew
King who imported into his realm RI
man modes of ''socicty life."
Tho Chinese houses are generally
ornamentcd with so MANY quaint tur-
scis and gables that they resemble toy
houses.
The Emperor Of China chooses his
own successor, whether the person
chosen is member of the royal fam
lily or not.
Tho mace of the House of Repre-
sentatives consists of bundle of
thirteen ebony rods entwined and
bound together with silver bands.
Thcre is a saltpetre cave in Burton
county, Georgia, that is ovcrrun by
millions of bats, aud has been so ever
since the first settlement of the coun-
try.
Gibbon began the ''Declre and Fall
of the Roman Empirer at thirty-nine,
and finished 1t in twelve years. The
work of preparation, was really the
labor Of a lifetime. = ~ sfef 3
Defoe was fifty-cight when he be.
gan his "Robinson Crusoe." Hi:
literary career began at twenty, and
his best political works were writer
before the "Crusoe."
"A doublc-yolked egg was Matched by
hen near Gettysburg, Poun., recent
ly. Tho farmer was greatly amazed
to find two little chicks grown to-
gether after the fashion of the Siamese
twins.
NJ. Neshayed- Maltzcff, veal.
thy Russian, has purchased
a piano from a Partisan
firm for $1,000. The instrument il
twice the usual size, stands on 81,
legs and is three times as sonorous Al
an ordinary piano.
After the Saline County Kan cy
clone Saline grocer missed wash
ing-machine which was standing Oh
tho pavement just before the storm
1t was picked up the other day on th,
open prairie several miles from Sa
lima in perfect state of preservation
A quarryman at Rothbury, England
came to the conclusion that life wa
not worth living, so lie placed dy
Mantle cartridge in fold OF the tol
of his soft felt hat, and, having sc
FIRE to the fuse, awaited the resul
with equanimity. He was greatly re
grette1 by all his friends.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-10-07
AssIGNEE,s SALE.
st. Louis Republic.


Needs assistance it may DO best to render it
promptly. hut one should remember to use
even the most perfect remedies only when
needed. The best and most simple and gentle
remedy is the Syrup of Figs manufactured by
the California Fig Syrup Co.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-10-07
or No Use Now.

Nellie Fosdick-Pupa, you might as
well take down the front gate aud
fence.
Fosdick Pere-WIiy, daughter, You
always have objected to their removal.
Nellie Fosdick-Ycs, but the city
authorities have hung an electric light
right in front of The house. - lJudge'
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-10-07

FLAuNrNG FEATHERS.

Ostrich feathers, almost every spc-
eies of bird and Of birds wings, are
the trimmings par excellencc-ostrich
plumes distancing tho smaller tips in
popularity. As result the DISPOSE
ton of hat trimmings Is somewhat
lower than heretofore aud they arc
spread more evenly over the crown
with a tendency to mass near the
front. The fore and aft structure is
a thing of the past. likewise the iso-
lated loop Of ribbon rising to an cx-
trcme altitude in some particular spot.
Tho use of peacock feathers and a
duplication of their colors in manu-
featured wings, aigrettes, etc, isvery
noticeable in trimmings. York
Sun,
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-10-07

The mole can swim excellently and IL Offer
sinks wells for the purpose Of obtainin.
water t. drink.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-10-07
Baltimore 4 Potomac Railroad

After Sunday, s,scegber goth, 1885, the
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1892-10-07
Wells WORN wrru COMFORT.

Wells WORN WITH COMFORT.
II is not everyone who likes the
present fashion of wearing the veil
under the hat. IL is apt TO press the
hair down upon the forehead SO very
tightly that tho effect is anything but
pretty. For those who wish 10 avoid
this and yet cannot afford to go with
out veil even il they wear big hat,
because their hair so soon gets blown
about, is recommended veil cut on
the cross. OF course, 1t can only be
made ont of wide tulle or net, and it
cuts rather to waste; but that is far
preferable TO wearing veil which
continually slips over the brim of
your hat and leaves big and most
unbecoming ventilation hole somc-
where about your forehead and eyes.
Nov York World.
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August
Flower"

II am happy to state to YOU and
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has used your wonderful remedy
August Flower, for sick headache
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she has been a great sufferer has
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IF afflicted with Sore Eyes use DIR. Isaac
Thompson's Eye Water. Druggists sell tat
25cts. per bottle.
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For SALE

SliO cash or $40 on 6 months credit will
guy one large year old Black Horse, l6 hands
hign, perfectly sound aud has been workeS
woa'd make No. ! farm horse. Also s5o
VIII buy nice Light Top Buggy in perfect
oruer' Also $50 cash or S35 on q months
eredit with approved security will buy one
me young Helier, with Gulf, out of a bev9,o
~ my REGISTERED Ho steine Bull. All en-
oe seen on my farm in Cobb Neck
', Il. NEALE, IS S. Hanover St..
''' Baltimore, Nd.
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Il. r. walthtll & Co., Druggists, Horse Cave.
KY. say: Halls Catarrh Cure cures every
one that takes it, Sold by Druggists. &c.
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i;RowN's Iron Bitters cures Dyspepsia, Ma
laria, Biliousness and General Debi ity. Gives
creates appetite. The best tonic for Nursing
Mothers, weak women and children.
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sters are being taken 10 establish council
OF agriculture in Tasmania.