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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-11-19

Our rice planters, - . rule, are
holding beck their crops for better
prices.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-11-19

A severe storm passed over this
region last Thursday and it has been
somewhat chilly ever eince.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-11-19

Dr. Vic. Frederick has removed
his drug store to the building re-
cently occupied by Dr.. Heintx.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-11-19

Mr.. C. e. Sarrazin and wife ar
rived this week and are spending q
few days At their rural villa near
Covington.
The cotton crop is reported to be
short about 1000, 900 bales, and
fair prices win doubtless he MAIN
taiued from now on.
Rev. Hodges win hold service
In the Methodist Church tomorrow
night. The public are cordially
invited to attend.
A sheri6's posse from Franklin
ton vieited Covington last Wedncs-
day, in search of the escaped pris-
oner, Caswell Talley.
Col. J. G. Richardson spent .
few days in Covington this week,
and paid us . pleasant visit, look
ing hale and hearty As ever.
Sheriff W. b. Cook, who has
been confined to his home for sew
eral days with . severe attack of
rheumatism, is reported to be some
what improved.
A sociable party will be given at
the residence OF Mrs. S. ID Ander-
son, next Tuesday night, for the
benefit OF the Methodist Church.
Choice refreshments will be sold at
reasonable prices, and . general
good time is assured.
Alderman Emile Frederick was
removed to his residence last Sun
day. His condition has eighty
improved during the week. He is
getting along Is we'll IS could be
expected for one is his precarious
condition, with every prospect Of
his recovery.
Mr.. John +. Munsch, Of Live
Oak Vineyard, is agent for the
Cherokee Farm and Nurseries, Of
waycross, Georgia, and also OF
Stahl's spraying outfits. All in
need Of choice fruit trees should
leave their orders Is soon IS posi-
ble. We call attention to his ad-
vertisomcut in another column.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-11-19

Our sportsmen are have q good
time shooting at Wild ducks.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-11-19

p. T.. THEREOF.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-11-19

A small farm for sale-See adver-
tisement
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-11-19

o. v. RICHARD
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-11-19
LOCAL ITEMS.


New molasses has been rolling in
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-11-19

A sherin's posse from Franklin
ton vieited Covington last Wedncs-
day, in search Of the escaped pris-
oner, Caswell Talley.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-11-19

Mr.. G. e. Sarrazin and wife ar
rived this week and are spending q
few days at their rural villa near
Covington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02


0orFesi ,f'en'e o. The EyNning star.
HfAfTS'ILLE' ND. S'p,e:nDer2 lS92
MoSsrs. Habercom. Combs and Duckctt.
counsel for the anti-eiucle tax mon. have re-
centl~ filed nj Marlboro tbc final no,,,-, or
o,,,,o.r ~, ,1,o ,7,,;,;.., 3 -. =.
"lP''i i',Ni 'ii' "''iA.'" u '""se b'o'ne-
Ihoy say that me next interesting part of The
fight will occur in the near future when the
court OF aproals will reverse he decision of the
circuit court. The eiu gle-.ax side is r1,ro-
scented by NeEsrs. Iol.!oD ,:tou,e,, a-,d 80
soc.
Mr. and Mrs. Uabercon gave q rIaasort rarfy,
to their daYrhter Lula nj iIfi,. ro.iEcrrt 80
ter,iav afternoon in honor of her fifteenth birih
dav. Lefre,h1ngnts were sorted and ga,,7,s IN
duiged in 8mono those ,,-oee,,t ,-o1c NJ "
II. Richardson. Mrs. Cvitip 1f N,crortovr
l;;sse. Daisy Walker nd F-ic EetI8er ma
fIe-.Ys Francis Curti, EicLn-d William ard
Cbas Ei,Lar!fon.
The town commissioners Eald n ,,ecfipc lost
evening and transacted ro71riro hu-ipeeg s:;~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02
ALONG THE wHARvEs.
Gossip About the Craft That is Engaged In
local Commerce.


British brigantine Artos Saint John, n. B.
Capt Jardine, hes shifted to Cross wharf.
The American Ice Company dock is clear Of
Penobscot craft for the first time in many
weeks.
Schooner Flanagan from Saint John. n. B.
is getting light.
Schooner William and james ia discharging
Schooner Raymond Winfield. Alexandria. Va
is scharged and expects to sail today.
Capt. Joe Kendrick, for long time master Of
Carter & Clark'R schooner Harry and Charley
yesterday bought the schooner George T. Ash
OF Baltimore and will run freight and ebert
He is now "a ship owner and navigator. His
friends congratulate him.
Tides arc running low and the fats look
green. The Eastern branch is in bad coadi-
ton.
Several black bass we're caught yesterday of
Riley's dock
Mr.. William Riley is convalescing.
Dock people say that the garbage service along
Water street il pretty fair.
Capt. Hanson OF the pliadelIh three
master. Jennie y. Huddle is looking around for
stone charter. If unsuccessful he will proceed
10 Norfolk and load lumber or freight.
Capt Willard of the Foaming Sea Of Balh-
more ia fresh from the oyster districts Of the
Chesapeake and reports that the outlook for a
good crop is favorable.
Mate William Fugit. OF the Wharton ID visit
ing Iii, family at Richmond. Va.
HiOop Yacht Adelaide. Washing Ton. u. c..
Capt. William Philips, Is fitting ont for a
cruise 10 st, Marys rivel. She viii sail Satur-
dav evening. Several of the boys will go along.
The fin men are still combining of the
scarcity of fish. Rock is selling at - TO 20
cents, mnckercl at Is cents and trout. crocuse3
and bluet-h ut cents.
Capt Reyele of the Baltimore schooner
Eclipse has quit lumber freigh.ine foy the scf-
son AID entered into the oyster trade lie will
run 70 Wa,hir gt0n.
Messrs Charles TavloT and Willie Riley OF
HileEs dock left last night Tor "a short trip 80
southern Maryland III their steam, launch Emile
". Schinjcl.
Capt. Lewis Of the Onancock schooner He-
vcus has been freighting vegetables between
Hrnt;n; Creek, Va. and Washington.
The tristiclG schooner Ariaala has made
doc!. aud is getting .igl-.
Melons are getting scarce and the price is
rising
schooner Levton is loading boards at Peters
burg. Va, for IL. l.. Eiscoe.
I he overdue schooner Carrie and Belle. Can't
Wright. from Pc ersburg. Va, is up. Gains
were the ca. { q! her siow nip.
The Great Falls Ice CorhpaDy's dock is clear
o. shipping.
The frat nystor p,.ngy Of the season is due
tomorrow morning to J. II. Richardson.
The HUlda, Capt. Daniels las received her
new jihhoosa and i, nearly ready 10 enter the
f-cightinG trade.
Tie Judy. Capt Ward, Is at Crisfeld.
Four-raast srhoonc- LYDIA Y. Neo.in-, Path.
Capt. Hamilton, hence, is 3; baltimore 10 load
coal fer the east.
schooner Irene, Capt. Murphy, has sailed
from Baltimore.
Schooner O. b. sherman Capt PIllsbury.
wae nj New York ON the 3lst ulImu.
IH"ce-lDast schooner Daylight, Capt. Hoig-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

To The Eltor 90 The Evening star.
Now that the cholera las surely packed its
grip for tour OF the states there are some
things besides garbage which demand atten-
ton.
Yesterday morning mounted long fight of
steirs 10 take my breakfast in what is known ns
one OF the best restaurants Of this city. Al The
head Of the stai-, I met most sicke niag odor
from The toilet room and hurried into the
breakfast room opposite, Dut / found that the
Cuor had taken entire possession Of the eating
rooms ana with diminished appetite descended
the stairs.
From this 7 went 10 the Treasury and discov-
cred easily the locality Of the closets without
inquiry. One corner Of the building is devoted
@ c!Jr- from them. The plumbing. or more
CORRECTLY. the attachments are e1ecrable Here
:. "A building constantly occupied by hundreds
~ people having at least eleven closets and not
oL-e ~ ;he five yis.ged has any modern attach
Insu'' io- using the water lit time 10 prevent
the spread Of oocrs through the building The
conditions we're sirnpiy intoierabe.
I'm al the Departments find that as soon as
TIE clerks leave the building al pm. all the
Windows and doors axe locked and remain 40
until f-ffeeC minutes before nine in the morn
i1g. There are an where from ten 10 forty
c..Tzs N q room. They come each morning to
breathe and eat and drink tine air they left be-
hind them tie day before. Many clerks are
GNsp"ptc, carcerOus and consumptive The
Air they have breathed is poison to themselves
ana others. The carpets on the floors are filed
with approximations from tine liberated throats
ana diseased lungs Of persons who seem to have
no ldea OF the contagioa they are sowing
livery evening the watchmen in the public
bnialnSs are required TO enter each room and
see II every window is closed. Why is it not
ordered that windows should be left open until
tbs visitation for the airing OF the rooms?
Why do not these immense bui,dings-com
munities-have the best sanitary plumbing
The Treasury. at least has never had n wiser
ana more generous Secretary than at present.
VIII he not adopt protection" policy for his
own department. OSE-WUo-yosr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

Right Eminent Grand Commander Sir l.. II.
Wayne. accompanied ~ Very Eminent Deputy
Grand Commander I. p. Minor Grand Goncr-
alissImo ". H. Gray. Grand Captain General
7. II. Simmons. Grand Treasurer J. l.. HEX
man and Grand Recorder y. I. Seville of the
Grand Conlnauderv Of K. T. for the ID. c. vii
officially visit aud inspect the communicates in
tins city. a. f".ows. VIZ: Simon Commludery.
No. I. h T.. first FRIDAY in september; Hem
d-r-Cu CommaEdery. No ,. X. T.. the third
friday j. September. Gethscmane Com
msc6erv. No. 3. +. T.. the third Friday in Sep
tember; A;. Calvary Commaudery. No. 1, EFT
the third Monday IN September The Grand
COmmarde-y Of X. T. will hold it, twenty first
annual grand conciaTe in the city Of Washing
ton, u. C.. October 10 az 10 O'Clock am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02
Russian Wolf Hounds for the Zoo.

Among the distinguished arrivals here yester-
day were Nr. SOkoroGchai and Miss Outechka
ir>szn Bessarabia. province 81 southwest Rus
STA. The couple arrived at the Baltimore and
Potomac station at SIS Last evening in COM
pany with Mr.. Baker. the property clerk a. tue
National Museum. who had met them on thei-
arrival at New York. They intend 70 make
America their future home and vii reside at
The Zoo.
Mr.. SokOrouchai and Miss Outeghkl are two
magnificent specimens ~ the Russian wolf
hound. and of the famous Borzoi7 breed.
having been bred by Ny George Ge Ea.mou;-
skv. from whom thev were secured through Sir
BYRON C. Daniels. United States consul ~ HUI
England. personal friend Of the Russian
nobiena0- The male % the pair j. the larger.
and Is q notified brown. the female being 0f
brighter color In build they resemble the
greyhound. although Of BIGGER bone and greater
height They have shaggy coat, with a very
IercepuDle name. and keen, sharp and very
intelligent faces. They are very powerful
animals. more than match for the great
j'cssiar wolf, yet they are tractaDle and gentle
and make excellent pets At the Zoo. how
ever. II viii be necessary 70 keep thcm chained
ar penned. The Russian wolf hound "a the re-
cuilar properly % Russian mobility and boast a
pedigree rGnuing almost ages back. II Is q
very difficult matter TO sccuTe the animals their
robie owners beng ve,y 10th 20 part with them
and In their Sosscssi4n the 100 has secured
very rare and yaluatlo addition to is collection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02
GEORGETOWN.
REMOVED TO A HosrITAn.

hEAoNt I'D 10 = ho>ftfAl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman. an aged colored
couple who for some tine have lived in tie old
frame cottage on Prospect bin near the college
wall. were both taken So in few days ago thst
they were unable to assist each other in the
slightest way. The neighbors soon discovered
their condition and notified the charitable
authorities, who yesterday sent the patrol or
ambulance to the house and had the inmates
removed to the hospital where they Will receive
neeGed attention. IL is said that the sisters of
the convent win take charge of the old people $
effects.
ARRESTED HIM AT LAST.
Yesterday Mr.. Cornelius Lyddane, a resident
OF Montgomery county, was arrested by Oaicer
Law and charged with having month or two
ago cSrried a concealed weapon Ever since
the alleged violation of the law the police hay e
been aiter TIA" yiuator. bat not until yesterday
was he caught within the jurisdiction of the
District.
CRABS CAUGHT AT THE THREE SISTERS.
Mr.. Vim. Bgrrovd. whose business sign reads
The Live Bate Man, while hauling his seine
in front of the Foundry mills for his articles Of
commerce, caught three hard-shciled crabs
hi Is, so far n known to the oldest nhsbitant.
the iarthest IN crabs have ever come. and il
said 20 be an evidence of the backing W of the
salt water to NEE: the drought
COAL SHIPMENTS
Tie shipments from the mines of Cumberland
over the Chesapeake and Ohio canal Tor the
week ending August 81 were 1867 tons. For
the year ending At This date isl .5s4 tons we're
shipped. an increase of It26SS tons over the
CORES ronding period of last year.
QUIET WEDDING.
Al the Catholic Church on Capitol Hill Mr..
Thomas Mur;angh and Miss Annie Lewis were
married on Wednesday night. Many of the
Georgetown fricnds of the couple were present
at The ceremony. Later = reception was held at
ii" residence OF the byide'a Parents. Mr. and
Mrs. .IErsaUsh viii reside Oh 23d streets.
NOTES
The remains oe Beverly Bell. who was killed
al the Glen Echo power house on Wednesday
evening by falling into the machinery, were
this morning shipped to his old home near
Odenton. Anne Arundel county, Nd. There the
ntermcnJ viii take place
Miss Beatrice Graham Of 1912 p street is
visiting friends ard relative. in the north
ltr. and Mrs. J. z. Libacv and niece and
NJ. :. Thomas Brown leave tomorrow for
Niagara. the thousand Isles and other northern
points Of interest.
Dr. Sprigy Wilson. formerly Of this CITY. i
now Irasucing in one II the New York hos
pitfalls.
MIR. II. C. Dcvire is back from West vir-
CHINA.
The members of the Oak Spring Pleasure
Club will. on The i,h instant, start on two
weeks cunning and fishing trip to Cumberland
and vicinity. They win 90 on their new barge.
N". p. T. Berry il at his Office again after
Ia ing spent several weeks N Capon Springs.
night or two ago some one entered the
ioEFer part Of the house occupied by NJ. Wre,.a
OF Prc-pcc. averuc extended and stole 4 guam
ny OF coal, wood and other things.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

4 fh.ladeipAis firm % matters VII hip 20
1'resiocn. Harrison az ths White House tonich.
a hat made Of genuine Rocky mountain white
beaver far. INSIDE the head covering IA the
lsSesd American Manufacture. August. 1892
I're.tde-ss Be:jarnin Harrison" The eli
flaSetrs-e ma IA well developed read and takes
~ hat. The pattern follows the conventional
chimre. pot design
The same trru. by the Tpy. made len ssrin
Harrfs BTs rsIcE'- ct-eiratcd white beavers
He ordered them IN dozen lots at an expense Of
ST5. The Pres,deEt's hat Is q great improve
Llent o. the celebrated lawyers style and is the
only one CT it, AInd now cXis.ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

The third excursion 20 Niagara Falls via ROYAL
Blue hns, over o new TOCte. has been arranged
fer Thursday, September :. special tain
with pariOr car viii leave Baltimore ard Ohio
station, Washington. n. 7:35 am. and Camden
station. Baltimore. 1T si5 am. passing through
the scenic Wyoming and Leh:gh valleys. the
Pennsylvania coal fields, and arrivingat Niagara
falls n midnight No more favorable date for
the excursion cOuld be selected. a. early autumn
Is the most pleasant season in the northern lake
region and travelling IL shen most comfortable
-Ichets VIII be good 10 stop off at Buffalo. the
weird glen OmOSo. Aauch Chunck and Elmira
near Watkins Glen. and - tickets have a ten
'Lay limit ample time will he afforded for side
trps 20 the famous resorts in southern Canada
and northern New York state. Round trip from
Warrington and Baltimore, S10.-AdrL
DANCES OF ALL NATIONS AT BAY RIDGE by
ltJ beautiful Baltimore girls daily in fancy
Costumes q and y. trains at sis an, l:3o p.
N. anc AIS pm. 81 round trip.-adcl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02
81 Mnrltnl h- "a.

This morning when the family Of II. J. Fair
al OF 1916 G street southeast awoke they wese
surprised that the servant Culinary Hawkins
bud not pnt in 81 appearance. and on going
10 he" room IL was found that she had been
fuiiocCted by ga and had evidently on retiring
cxtiaguished il b. blowing j: out instead of
turning il of.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02
Fire IN a Grocery Store.

This morning about S:45 O'Clock a fire took
place IN the grocery store Of 4. J. Eady. No.
600 New York avonue northwest. and before it
could be extingIirhed the stock was damaged
:. the. extent OF SO and the building. the
properly Of ". ). Eed;trake. 500. The los, is
fully covered b. insurance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

Am now exhibiting a large and varied line Of
Bed Room Suites. including the cheap and the
'n7iye woodsan the plain and the elab oratelv
finished The prices are what they have al
ways b"cn in my ef.ablishmeut-tLe lowest pos
s:b!e, quality considered do ROT hold on
70 my goods let them go" at the first op-
poriuniiy- If have anything in stock tomor-
row that suits yoI you had better secure it
Monday some one else may take fancy TO it.
Time payments a~e good.
JOHN RUDDEy. The Accommodation.
Jl3 Seventh street northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

The United States consul at Hull. England,
has shipped by steamship Colorado TWO B.rzoi
dogs. male and female. for. tie Zoo. Prof.
Langley Of the Smithsonian he's thcir names
and pedigree. which are always carefully kept.
The breed i a famous one and the animals are
rare. They were presented TO Byron G. Dan
ieIs. United States consul at Hull. England. by
Russian roblemar. AZ particulars can be
learned by applying to Frof. Langley of the
Smithsonian
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02
CONDENSED LOCALS.

Ms. IS-oGESE pA-TES o. 4G5 = street south
west was taken sG5CerIy III &, 9Th and I. streets
northwest yesterday. She was taken to the
residence Of Nr. jones. OF L street. and al
tended by Dr.. Heron. and subsequently To-
moved to her home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

r =. ms s'Al4i troirinfn-.
NoTlCE.-The SAMUEL. J. PTNrZ can y, ,l.--.
,d " cfio e CARY September dHtl- tsranf Amy
- an oharier igr evening camp fires during rs.
F'i'"ll A4rA' Apply az CuF-. 81
SENl 18th ANNTAL PARADE AID PICNIC OF
ar SClFyfrZ y pAlE
- on MONDAY. ~i.Pl. LABOR DAY
Iickeis. 81, ad-.i ting Gent lenlsf and Ladies'
Gulnmiti.e Of Arrr1t'a. 1anf-:
Isnnrs VI BBNre. D.. Vfiiat,s
henns fefrR- John rauufilu-Il.
J. Il. DowelL. Samuel H.rf.t
seI-st
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02
CITY ITEMS.

-
Special Day.
GREAT CHINA AND JAPAN TEA Co.,
7Sl eth st.
Sugars,
Teas,
Coffecs
Great
inducement.
Great
inducement
70 kave
Your
order with
Us tomorrow.
,3l eth st. 7sl iii
Special
rreserts.
Cups and Saucers,
Plates,
Dishes.
Sugar Bowls
ard Glassware
given away
with
Tea and
Coffee.
Wholesale prices 70 boarding houses.
Boarding
hOu%es
and hotels,
leave your
orders
Don't
delay.
time means
money
for you
Come and
order tomorrow
and get
best goods
at bottom
prices.
Isl 7th ST. 7sl 7th st.
1t Sugar house. between G and II.
Sugar is jumping.
We do not handle Sugar for profit. Oar
patrons want it and We sell it AT cost.
Coffee, Tea. Condensed Milk and Baki, =
Powder are our specials AID we lead the world
IL these lines:
Eight O'Clock breakfast Coffee &c. 10.
Mocha and Java Blends. 80. 30, 35c. 10.
Condensed Ice. can.
A. and i. Baking Powder. ....... i5c ID.
Ask for checks and special presents lille
your orders for Encamr ment week at above
prices.
Ca~HorEts, BOARDING. HOUSES. CAFES AID
others us!ng large quantities are offered spccla.
inducements.
Tue GREAT A-LASrIc AND PAc,F!C TE, Co.,
J0l and SOB Seventh st. NV
1870 i4th st. NV. 3i0i Il St. Georgetown.
SiS II st. ne. Stands in al. markets
NEWTON Il. BOWMAN.
Telephone, $50. Ut Manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

Via Pennsylvania railroad. Personally con-
Quoted tour by special train 20 Niagara Fails
viii leave Washington at $40 am. tomorrow.
The Sd. Rate. $40. tickets COOS for ten DAYS
and valid for STOP or at Watkins and Rochester
in either direction and at Buffalo on return
trip-td-f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02
Death of Dr.. Charlie. ". Goodrich,

DR.. Charles II. Goodrich of the United States
treasury watch died az his home at 10 Sd
streec northwest Wednesday night Of stra1, gu
lated hernia. resulting IL acute poriionitis
which resulted IN death. d.. Goodrich owned
toe Troy fsr0ujci0 CHd DGi'st T-3.7n at troy.
Ohio, AZ the tToe Of MS death He spent thirty
f0nr years o. his life n the new91arc- business
AMI saved in tine Union army through tie
rebellion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE BUILDING
i-"fs IN MANASSAS, Va. AT AUcTIoN.-This
important sa!e occurs next Tuesday, the 9Th
INST, at : ociock nj Manassas. Take the 8 80
81 lilo am. trans. 9Th street station. PIats
Of the subdivision can be had a. the Office of
Lat-ner sloan, l407 G st-Adrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

The will OF The late Mary Johnson (nee Tay-
lori. has been fled. She leaves her cousin.
Louisa Howard. par. lot q. square 557, and the
trustees OF Asbury u. /. Church 500. he bal
ancc OF her estate 20 IIayF T. jackson. her
adopted daughter, and appoints Dr. Rob,.
tarnham executor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02
SKINS Os FInr

With asunizins eczsmas and other itching burning,
bleeding scaly. hlotchy and pimply skin and scalp
Diseases are instantly reIhved ana speedily cured
b. The celebrated cuTIcURA REMEDIES, the great
at skin cures blood piaess and humor remedies a
modern times. sela throughout the world. au2o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02
The Sullixap-C,rh.,. U;uA.

HALF RATES TO NEw ORLEANS VIA B. AND O.
Tickets sold September !, 2 and for one fare
for the round trip, good to return within tom
days from day Of sale. Choice of route via
Shenandoah junction or Cincinnati
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

A GALA WEEK At Pay EIDGE.-Deginning
Monday Gree concerts by Gree: southern Band
and III ,ioEai dances by 100 Baltimore girls. i.
ana .. trains at 9:l5 am, 1870 Pun, % p. IN.
81 round tgip.-Adct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

A railway train has arrived in Jerusalem from
Jafta. the railway between the two places having
been completed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02
Tine II As " ZEN HousrKrrprRs

ME II As y ZEN HousrKrrpERs
DEUDGED ~ THE MIDST OF A CHER
LESS AID DEsoLATE HOME. BECAUSE
CASH RULED AND CREDIT WAS AN IN
Known FACTOR - TEE AFFAIRS OF
LIFE
HAPPILY FOR TEE HONEST MATnoN OF
TO-DAY ORR
EQUITABLE
CREDIT
LOCKING ONLY 70 TEE COMFORT AND
RECOGNIZING THE LOFTY STATION SHE
OCCUPIES. LOADS HER WITH ITS BENE-
FACTIONS. PLEASED TO SHARE WITH HER
SMALL PORTION OF HER
WEEKLY OR MONTHLY SAVINGS.
UNTIL a DEBT. OTHERWISE INsUFf ERABLE.
IS CANCELLED WITH SCARCE ANY KNowL-
EDGE OF ITS EXISTENCE
REASON AND GOOD JUDGMENT NOW IN.
sPIRE~A PURCHASE. WHILE HONOR AND
GOOD WILL ARE ACCEPTED IN EXCHANGE
FOR PAELoR. DINING AND BED ROOM FUR
NITURE
CARPETS - pEAPERIES.
STOVES.
TOILET AND DINNER SETS
AND
WORKS OF ART.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02

Manassas. MANASSAS. VIRGINIA. ole hour
from Na-h.Eal lbs building lots viii be sold
there b. l-"timer & sloan On ,hc G.h instant,
commencing a 2 clock pm. $50 and ll:lO
trains, Cth street station Aoct.