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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-22

Testimony as Co the Circumstance. q Hs.
knllnG VIM. Alennndcr.


The trial OF the young colored man Georr,
johnson for the murder OF william Alexander
in July last by shooting at 7sh stree, and
Florida avenue. was continued in the Criminal
Court. Judge bradley. yesterday.
Brown and Burrell. swo OF Alcnander's com.
panions, testified tina; in returning from a cnr-
den party they found johnson and HAITI. Eel
in Meore's lane, and johnson aeoos,ed them
and they replied walking right on. THAT John.
sou and the girl followed. and when they wen,
turning into 7th street johnson fired the tlstol.
taking the pistol from n satchel
0fkcsr Mcdonald aud Sergeant Daley testi-
fed 20 statements made by johnson Co the ef-
feet that he and tie girl we're IA the camp
shooting at n mark: that Alexander and the
Others t5ld him he had no business there and
ordered him away and stoned han and he fred
in self defense
Assistant District Attorney Armes ,est,.
fed to taking the dying statement Of AleNAu-
der at the frcedman's Hospital July Is
Mr. Armes Testified that Alexander was aware
that he would die from the wound but there
Nas hesitancy in his answers. and he said he
was told that Alexander under the infiu-
ence of opiates or something Of the Kind
The court overruled the offer
Mary Frazier testified that Alexander came
in the alley calling the smith bows saving a
fellow wanted 20 40 hlm. one of the bows Jim
you stoned me, didn't Won? and. taking the pie
TOD ont Of the satchcl. fired the shot Hattie
Peel was locked arms with Johnson and with
Linn went 20 = street and returned. getting on
the grip car. Witness followed the car.
The government closed its case at Tins poiut
Tor the defendant MIR. Amber stated that
they expected 70 show that the pistol Was given
20 defendant at Irving Park. that be met Hattie
Peel and went with her 20 the neichbOrhood Of
Moore lane. and they we're accosted by Bur
rel, Brown and Alexander. who threatened aud
stoned them, and that Alexander ran down the
alley Tor reinforcoments. returning with Smith
ana the woman, and an scli-deiense the shot
fired.
ms. Catherine West. Laura Gales, Thos. Hall
ana Emanuel West testified TO the good rcpu-
taton o; the prisoner
Monroe Wilson testified that the satchel be-
longed TO him and he gave it TO johnson nj Iry-
ing Park 90 tr.Hg home FOR him.
Sergi Daley was asked n he found any mis-
sizes neal tie corner the morning after, but
the question was ruled out.
Preston Harris testified that there was no
grass ln Moores Lane described by Brown
and Burrell.
On the resumption Of the trial this morning
tue defendant recalled Sergt Daley and he tcs-
tined TO the good reputation of the prisoner.
Hattie Peel, a colorcd girl Of perhaps fifteen.
VINO was with johnson when he fred the shot
gave her version Of the difficulty and then the
defendant took the stand in has own behalf aud
Claimed that he shot m self-defeuse aud after
Alexander had thrown stones at HIM. One OF
the stones struck hlm IN the back and Ale KAN
der had one III has hand when he fired. He said
he shot with no intention OF shooting any one
and pointed IL toward the ground.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-22

I. B. TowSEn & Sox.
DRY GOODS DEALERS,
131C 1tn ST. n.w..
Will put sale Monday large lot Of remnants of all
WOOL and also cheaper Dress Goods at about onehaf
the regular price,
Oae bale Unbleached Cotton, &c.
"A Fruit Of the Loom Bieached Cotton. SIC.
10-4 Bleached Sheeting. lie
1O4 Unblesched Sheeting, lie.
Bleached Pillow Case Cotton, SC.
One case OF Light and Dark Calico, &c.
One lot remnants OF Apron Ginghams; worth and
loo. only &c.
Remnants Black Henrietta, one-thrd off,
blankets and Comforts at cost prices.
Dress Gin2hams, aud &c. former price, 8 and lOc
Closing out our Cloaks at one. hslf regular price.
Felther-proof Ticking, lie.
Ladies' Atwood Skirts, 81 regular price 81 o.
We are now givln2 Nebsters Large Dictionary, free
OF cost to all cash customers Please cali and get the
terms on which it IS given. taI6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-22

Twenty-six years Of active bust
ness .fe has proven to us beyond
q doubt that the average person
prefers to have his OF her own
way. especially when the pay
lnent ofan amount OF money 10
the subject OF consideration.
W. have been selling fine furni-
ture and carpets to the people of
ashinKton for many years. That
we have been successful from q
business point OF view is best evil
denced by the fact that we are
now controlling volume OF trade
larger by far than has ever been
enjoyed by any Credit House in
the District OF Columbia.
We have the courage to publish
our cash and credit prices every
day in the year. which same can
not be said of any similar est alb
lishment In this city We do so to
prove that our CREDIT PRICES
will compare fayorabiy with the
CASH PRICES quoted by other
houses. Our furniture and our
carpets are up to date, clear
through, and we challenge you to
ind . newer. brighter, or more
desirable stock.
Our terms require no notes.
small cash payment at time Of
pure hase. the balance In small
weekly or monthly payments to
suit you. We allow 3 per cent
discount on all settlements made
within 30 days.
We sell q Perlor Suite in Plush
or Hair Cloth Tor x.,,S cash, so
Oh time. A Solid Oak Bed Room
Suite, 3 pieces, SI7 cash, SIS on
time. Poplar Bed Room Suites,
$l4 cash, Is ON time. A SiX-foot
Oak Extension Table. -. p cash,
II. 30 ON time. A 40-pound Hair
Mattress, 81 30 cash, IS on time.
Brussels Carpet. to-. per yard
cash, toe. on time. Ingrain Car
pet. 35c. per yard cash. 4Oc. on
time.
We make and lay all carpets
free Of extra cost. and don't even
CHARGE Tor the waste OccasiOned
In matching figures.
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STOLE HIS wIFE's LOVE,

Suit Of Capt. Armstrong Against the Duke of
Orleans to Come to Trial
LONDON, Jan. 22.-Lewis q Lewis solicitors
for Capt. Armstrong in his suit against the
Duke of Orleans for alternating the affections OF
Mrs. Armstrong. known on the stage as Madame
Melba, have answered the last pleadings q the
dukes lawyers to the effect that Capt Arm
strong had no domicile in England
1t is believed that the duke will now be com.
pelied to come to trial on the issue which he
has been anxious to avoid The Count Of Paris
Is so depressed over the approaching scandal
that his health is affected.
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

1V
Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
OF MOTHERS for their CHI DREN WHILE TEETH
ING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES tia
CHILD. sOFTEES the GUNS, ALLAYS all fAIN,
CURES WIND collie. and is the best remedy for
DlARRHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part OF the
world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winsow's Soothing
Syrup and take no other kind. 25 cents bottle.
d3t-ly
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You WorIp Nor Susprcr Ir

You w ouLp Nor SUSPECT II
From the taste; there is cod liver oil in SCOTS
EMULSION.
1t looks like cream; It is like cream. Cream is bits
Of butter covered with something elsc-you do not
taste the butter. SCOTS EMULSION is drop. of
cod liver oil covered with sycerine.
Cream is easier food than butter because 1t il in
bits. SCOTS EMULSION is cod liver oil made
easy the drops invisbly fne they do not resist
digestion.
Will You read book on it? Free.
SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists. I32 South 9Th ave-
nue. New York.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS EMULSION Of cod
live oil-all druggists everywhere do. IL. A
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The Pope Re

The Pope Receives Visitors.
RoNE, Jan. 22.-The pope il attending TO hi
usual routine business today and has reosivsd
visitors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-22

DosT IKRIrATE loUR Lungs with a stubborn
cough when a remedy, safe and certain as DT. ID.
Jayhes fNpeciufant can be 50 easily procured.
sore throais and lungs are speedily helped by Il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-22

The PREsIDESrs CALLERS this morning in
eluded Senators Dolph. Pettigrew, stockbridge
and Proctor, Representatives Doan, Andrew,
Dolliver and Stout and the Detroit convention
delegation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-22

LONDON, Jan. 22-The steamer Egyptian
Monarch, from New York reports January ls
saw q vessel supposed to be American on Ere
in latitude IS n, longitude 10 W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-22
battle SORE EYES
WITH PONDS
TRACT.
BRowS's IRON B1rrERs

Cures Indigestion, Biliousness, Dyspepsia, Malaria,
Nervousness and General Debility. Physicians recon-
MEND it, All dealers sell it. Genuine has trade mark
anu crossed red lines wrapper. 3
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0ooo MN Ekr1L 7 ax8


DAYS
Remain before we vscatc our building.
TODAY, TOMORROW AND MONDAY.
During these three days we shall come nearer giving
goods away than before. The phenomenal sales
of the Rupert stock will not be marker in COMPARE
son TO the
MAGNIFICENT FEAST
Which have spread for patrons for these three
days We had entertained hopes of continuing bust
ness in one-hsf of while the other half
being demolished and rebuilt but builder Goes not
deem this practicable. says,
WE MUST vACATE.
And we shall proceed to do SO next Tuesday morning
The bulk Of stock consists Of goods that liable
20 become soiled and broken by so much handling.
and we prefer to sell theal ut RUINOUS PRICES
rather than take the chances. Don't let this oppor-
tunity pass. for to you. frankly and can
didly. that such bargains shall offer during
these THREE DAYS will never be known in Wash
inEton again. EVERYTHING GOES.
We haven't time to quote prices. and don't feel
justified in paying for the advertising esssry
TO do So Here's lust taste of what we are going to
do. We have placed our entire stock Of
woRsTED GOODS AND INFANTS, WEAR
On our center tables and they have been separated
into three lots. We shall close them GU. a. Zoe.
3gc. AND Toe. respectively. Some of the
Zoe. 10, formerly sold for 5Oc.. 75c.. 81,
and even Sl.25. The SOC. loseon.aiu.many
s.',;l': . y formerly soldtor 81, S1.25,
81 80 and So. Tho balance of our ALBUMS
VASES. BRIC-A-BRAC EMBROIDERY MATE
RAILS. BASKETS. BRACKETS. TOYS AND GAMES
GO FOR ALMOST SONG.
NJ ArrHEw
BIB FEE RRR NV Nh FEE II NM MN
Ere En- Erin MN HHH EE H H MMMM
BBb Pc EEx I'm NH EEErIIIIMMMM y"
RUPPERT's OLD STAND.
4O3, 4O5 AND 4O7, TIL Sr. NV.
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NINE. E. SrAurrrn

NINE. E. SrAurrEn
OF 1440 Broadway. New York,
Will remain at No. sl3 Vermont avenue.
Opposite the Arlington.
During the months Of January and February. where
she will receive weekly import atoms Of Gowns and
Nantes, also beautiful selection of Materials and
Trimmings. with every facility Of fitting and taking
orders on premises. ialS-lm.
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EVEN GnEArra REDucrloss.

Broken lots or otherwise undesirable garments at
prices like these:
sCC For Seal Plush Jackets. with corrsc. ligh
sleeves. satin Innings. &c. Reduced from Gle and
els.
Cl u For thoss marked e25. s23. $50. SO and
S1S Some with collars and cuffs Of Asrrakhan fur,
others With military braid fastenings others with real
seal trimmings. all lined throughout with heavy
satin rhadame.
90. JOFor choice Of ladies' Cloth listers. marked
SIS. sl2. sl1. $40. 50. So and 81. Beaver Cloth
Mixed Chevots and stripos the E,aterialo.
S5.SS For the Ulster, marked SEQ. 49, els,
el1 SlG and sl5. Beavers in Gray. Blue and Green.
Mixed Choviots in Grays and Black. Tan and Brown.
Navy and Gray.
SZ.JS For risht-nttin Jackets of Beaver AMI
Cheviots. Black, Brown. Navy and Green. Sizes ~
to a. Reduced from 50. listers of Cheviot, Beavers.
Paids, Stripes. sizes for ixyearold children. For
n.er prices 81. Is. 90, sl0. sl2 and S13.
UEs-Chooss any Cape or Muff and claim ons-ffth
of the marked price, Trimmings. too You may
make your old plain Jacket look like one-like
expensive new jacket Select the fur fancy and
claim one-ifth of the price you marked it. To
select from Trimmings Of opossum, lynx. raecoon.
marten boar eoney. hare, nutris astrakhan. beaver
gray krimmef. angora. &C. AL widths. The marked
prices range from DOC. to IS yard.
y UNDERWRITERS health preserving and dirt
defyng Skirts Of cloths and silks. all the Wooden and
Mer.uo Underwear all Legyins, &C.. for ladies and
children ct 10 pcr cent discount.
bRIC-A-BRAC-chooss any Vase. Urn or other
in this department and ask and discount
of 10 per cent.
s0-We knoW al thess discounts mean very lttth II
The prices marked the goods hi Oh. the ra
riety offered Is ivsstor We only ask you to in
vsstigsts. Your eyss will not deceive you.
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snrs yos !. b. ]. q. B. sixaEHT : sOHS. sole
Mann3Aesuress. Ask your dru.g1ss.
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Lsar Says That Hes . Dead Shot.
PARIS. Jan. 22--M. Laur declares that the re-
fusal of Minister Constans TO fight . duel with
him saved the minister from certain death. He
adds that during his recent pistol practice he
hit the mark at every shot
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The Bon MARcuE.
3l4 AND 3l6 9TH ST. NV.

FAMOUS SHOES.
WILSON The Greatest and Best on Earth CARR
WILSON for Laliss in Bright KID. Dull Kid CARR
WILSON In all styles Of toes most comfort CARR
WILSON abio for tender feet. yielding and CARR
WILSON pliable to the feo.. the only shoe to CARR
WILSON for tender fee. and corns CARR
WILSON You get your feet in Arst-class CARR
WILSON condition by wearing these shoes CARR
WILSON The rush We have on these shoes CARR
WILSON proves that the ladies' appreciate CARR
WILSON tho price. 90. 80. These are our CARR
WILSON special shoes. You can't help but CARR
WILSON alwsys buy them. CARR
WILSON Our $3.50 Mems Shoes are CARR
WILSON equally good. CARR
WILSON Our Patent Leather Shoes from CARR
WILSON IS to $40 cannot be excelled. Buy CARR
WILSON them and be convinced. CARR
W1Lsos & CARn.
go ST. NV.
js21-3t Baltimore Store. and West Baltimore 1t.
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Are RS
HAIR vIGoR

Restores faded thin snd sray to its ORIGINAL color
checks tendency to badness and promotes new and
vigorous growth clean. safe. elegant and econom.
ical hair dressing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-22

| LONDON, Jan. 22.-Tom 0'Brisn, the bunco
ssssrer extradited for svindling Mr.. Peck Of
Albany. vas taken today TO Liverpool and win
b taken aboard the Arisona feg New York 70
| morrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-22

II You Have BoYs To C1orHr
THERE NEVER WERE MORE TEMPTING
OPPORTUNITIES THROWN IN YOUR
WAY Winter suits, Overcoats and Pea
Jackets must be sold The loss heavy mark
downs" entail Is your gain-and paradoxically
ours. too What IL the boy doesn't need an
Overroat this winter: Buy one for next year
get il large.
RANTED sIo. s12 AND SIS
ULSTERS. HEAVY ALL-wOOL CHEvIOT,
OUR VERY FINEST GOODS. COLORS
BLACK, GRAY. BROWN. BLUE AND
FANCY CHECKS.
NOW 50 IS
Sizes to IA years inclusive.
A lot OF IS and Ss.15 Al-wool Chinchilla
and Beaver Keefers. all wool Innings and made
ysry heavy.
Now s6.I5.-
Sizes ). q. Z. s. o and IL.
lot Of s675 and $50 Atwood Chin
ehiila and Heavy Che,.os Refers, al hobby
wow So
Fivss0 Ulster OvercOats lef..
NOW 81
Sizes .. 8 and II
tIh,rd hoor -l0th S. 5uildins)
A Corsrr THoUeHr.
new lot Of Electro" Corsets. medium
lensth. light weight. corded bust. all sizes.
30. p4ir.-
(Sscond noor Annex 10 10th st. buildins)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-22

HE Paais Royal Ia offering this seasons styles Of
Wraps and Furs at fifth less than marked prices
Not garment has been reserved; all marked at the
low prices cash business enables. The collection
CON prises:
Ladies' Shaws. from 5Oc. to $40 zach.
Ladies' Plain Jackets, from So to s,2 each.
Fur-triiamed Jackets, from SO TO $40 each.
Bernhardt Capes. from SIT to S:S5 each.
Winter Flannel Wrappers, from 80 to IS each.
Robes dc Chambre. from s. to S1S each,
Imported Tea Gowns, from &12 to &35 each.
Colored SIX Waists, from 45 to 50 each.
Bedford Cord Waists, from 80 10 to IS each.
Flannel Waists from 81. 0S to 81. Is each.
Childrens Cloth listers. from "a to SIS each.
Misses Cloth Jackets. from "a TO SIS each.
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q r O G A N 8

OR SANS
MAN MOTH CREDIT HOUSE.
se16 $40. SCI and 1913 9TH Ut. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-22
CONTINUATION Or MusL1s UNDER
WEAR SALE. W1rH ADDITIONAL

The SOC. and Csc Muslin Gowns
will 70 for soc. One has Mother
Hubbard yoke, with embroidered
ruf1e and tucks: the other style
has pointed yoke. with cambria
ruffie and tucks.
Three styles of S9c, 0Sc and
81 Gowns will go for 75c. These
are deliberately trimmed with
HAMBURG insertion and edgins
-Four styles of Cambria and
Muslin Gowns. which were SI.29,
Sl.39. Sl.4S and S1.6s. will be
reduced to 81. 10 during this sale.
Various styles. Some lace
trimmed and others trimmed in
embroidery and insertion. Be-
yond question the finest Gowns
ever offered at s119.
1 lot of Ladies' Fine Muslin
Drawers, with wide ruffie. Re-
duced TO Pc. per pair.
Ladies' Canton Flannel Draw
ers. Only 4Sc. PEI pair.
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CAauAnr Il Lr1Dr.
0ss 9Th and zoe < It. n.M

There few things that ought to Just ct this
time for the best reasons they srs ssasonabls and
very cheap.
Extra value 10-4 Atwood Blankets u "a.
Extra Heavy and Quality. ia. at 60; fully worth
&C.
Extra Quality Atwood. 11-A. price vas s7.50; nov
o6.5O
onslot Of Very Fine Quality ia Ansors. al wool.
reduced to %. 80.
One lot Of ia. AL wool, reduced 70 Ell So
One lot Of Very Fine ia. Il, wool. reduced 10 el0
great special in lo-4. all vosl. 1t $3.50
Al these prices they should move very quickly.
We viii oGsr in Damask Table Ltnsus and Napkins
spscia, bargains.
cAnHARr sLxfDx:
- ~ III M 100 =. = ..
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INFANTS SHOES. 20c.: YOUTHS SHOES. 75c.
Boys shoes. soc Aen's Shoes. .Ec Eadiys' Shoes
BE. Ruobers. .uc. RAEE s ENTEkPIiIsE,
,A2<-ot l24l Ilth Il. e.
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Second Edition Continued on sixth Page.
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HANDkERcu1Ers "Seeond,.u

Rxc.. 15c. and 19c. Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs &c. each.
2'c and 3Sc. Embroidered Handkerchief
for 15c.
4ac. Embroidered Handkerchiofs for PC.
&c. and Toe. Embroidered Handker-
chiefs for &c.
81. sl.25 and 31.43 Embroidered Hand
kercEiefs for SOC. each
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LOST, Stolen On SrnArED,

IAN UMBREILA.-Ac column of Tie Star might al
most daily be filled with the names and addresses Of
thoss whose Umbrellas lost stolen strsyed The
Paias Royal buyer and assistants hear daily taes of
'ooe that terrible reflection the Of
kindand womankind. too Here's balm for the wounds
Of those WHO find themselves minus their Umbrellas
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-22

EVERYWHERE POPULAR.
swine months after having the typhoid fever my
head was perfectly bald. induced to try Ayers
Hair vigor. and before had used half bottle the
hair began to Two bottles brought out as
good head of hair as aver had. On my recommend
alton my brother. William Craig made use of Ayers
Hair visor with tho same good results Stephen
Craig, $50 Charlotte st., Philadelphia. Pa
AYERS HAIR vIaoR,
Prepared by DR.. J. c. Aver l. Co.. Lowell Mass.
Sold by druggists everywhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-22

SUGGESTIONS As To MATERIALS
WHICH PHOTOGRAPH VEL.
Velvet and plush are not desirable, except
for trimmings. Black silk can 30 worn 10
advantage by almost any one. woolsn goods
photograph well. especially in the vignetts
picturs.shey being less liable to wrinkle and
crease than either satin or siik
PR1xoE.
Fetcoyafer.
3al9 18th and Pa. ave. az.
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S4.9S CLOAK SALE.

S4.JS CLOAK SALE.
We have thrown on q long table for to-
morrow the balance of our stock Of 81 0s,
co.'s. s69s. 81. 1925. s74s. s7.9s, IS
and 80 Coats. from which you can take your
choice at "a. 9S.
We offer our $25 Tan Bedford Cord Reef
ers. with moufiion collar and rever Of extra
quality fur, at the reduced price Of sl5,
CH1LDnEN's CLoAks REDUCED.
For the little ones from @ to ~ years Of
age we offer ali the So So 4s. So gS, o. 4s
90 and SIS. 80 Gretchen Cloaks at the re-
duced price Of s39S.
Desirable Gretchen Cloaks, with capes, in
Tans, Grays and dark mixtures. 1t will pay
you to buy now, even II not needed until
next season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-22

i HIS CONCERNS
YOU. READ IT.
IT'S ABOUT SEW
ERAL THINGS
IN WHICH YOU
A r Z IN TIE r.
ESTED.
AN EASY WAY TO
FURNISH YOUR
HULSE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-22

Below we quote an unusually attractive
array Of bargains. and also give few more
names OF the large number Of LUCKY tenth
salo customers.
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W ooDwaRD AND LorHRop.
10Th. nth AND F SIS. NV.

|" We are serving orr customers with cup
Of Cu,iahy's Rex" BOuilion free of charge.
basement. --...... llth ST. bldg)
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e +! s. Z : III III Il
MMH NMNN 4 kRfh 60 HxHH E.
sMMaa AZ "A B 4 6 ocS III En-,
HE REruSprsa SALE -..
Has BEEN An IMMENSE Success.

The frequently ringing bell has been sweet
music to many hundreds and pleasurable
excitement to the thousands of others not
80 fortunate. Tomorrop Saturday utH be
the last day. It will not be continued enc
week longer. three days longer. or . day
longer than Saturday.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1892-07-28
Des Arc News.
NOVICE.

Mrs, Salsbelry OF California is visit
ing Mrs. Neast.
The picnic passed Off quietly and it
was quite success. A base ball game
between the Des Arc kids and the Bru-
not nine resulted in Des Arcs favor:
score, l6 to 9.
o. G. Morris has sold his property
and will move to Piedmont.
Miss Carrie Semands has returned to
her home at De Soto, accompanied by
Miss Allie Fitz.
Miss Cammie Clarkson and brother
of Fort Smith, Ark, are visiting friends
in Des Arc. They are children of r..
A. Clarkson, formerly of Annapolis,
but is at present IN the wholesale grOc-
cry business at Fort Smith. and is do
ing fine business there.
In meeting these children it brings
back fresh 10 my memory the many
happy days and nights we have spent
in cur young days in Washington coun-
ty There was lot of young Virgin
ians came out in 1867 and never scat
tered for a year or more, but now some
are in Texas, some in Arkansas, some
gone back 10 Virginia and others gone
to their eternal home. Little did we
think in those days. while amusing
ourselves by playing on the guitar.
violin. etc, and singing those rebel
songs, what would De our future. We
thought very little Of the dark clouds
that were hanging before US. S!nce