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The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-05
MILLS AND PROSPERITY.

One thing that strikes one travelling
through. this section is the great num-
Der Of cotton mills Soon after passing
Hamlet going west one sees numerous
cotton mills along the railroad Indeed
almost every town and station from
Rockingham to Rutherfordton has a
cotton mill. At Boiling Springs in
Cleveland county gentleman said to
me that there is water power enough
within radius of five miles to run
mills to cOnstime the cotton crop in
the two Carolinas and Georgia. And
on every hand this water power is be-
ing developed. Cleveland county does
not produce enough cotton to supply
the mills run in the county; SO the
mill owners have to ship cotton from
outside the county Farmers find sale
for their cotton Immediately at the
mills near them and the price is al
most always a little higher there than
where there are no mills. The people
III this section are very prosperous and
independent and the sale OF their own
cotton right at home at $50 bale
over the market makes great differ
ence to them and goes a good way to-
wards keeping them in good circlin-
stances. Then every man makes his
own supplies IN corn, wheat. meat, &c.
raises his own stock and feed for the
same.
Il is ONLY another illustration OF the
same Old truth that THE DEMOCRAT
has been preaching to the people of
Eastern Carolina for more than five
years, that wherever farmers raise their
own supplies and live on them their
is independence and prosperity.
| believe that have not seen a more
prosperous section Of North Carolina
than in Cleveland, Rutherford and ad-
joining counties.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-05
GREEN RIVER ASSOCIATION.

Leaving Shelby ] went 10 Ruther-
fordton where spent a night in the
good and pleasant home of Rev. c. B..
Justice. Across the hills seven miles
rode to Mountain Creek church where
the Green River association was held.
Rev DR.. Landrum, Of Marion, one Of
the ablest ministers in Western North
Carolina. was Moderator and was re-
elected. He preached the introducto-
tory sermon and it was exceedingly in
structive and in some particulars pow
erful
This association. like Kings Noun
tain. is in a community of Baptists with
very few persons belonging to any other
denomination. and 20 was well attended.
The various objects that claim the at
tention of the denomination were con-
sidered in turn. Contributions to mis-
sions and other objects were liberal,
and encouraging progress was shown
along the usual lines Of Baptist inter
ests. spent one night while at Green
River IN the home Of Mr. Rucker at
Darlington. a village on Il wild noun
tain stream aud place of rare beauty
from its surrounding and majestic
hills. A most royal entertainment he
and his good wife gave me. The glee-
full feelings Of lOng-ago boyhood filled
me for an hour az | wandered across
the little mountains and gathered chin
quapins by the hundred. In my trip
to this section | have not crossed the
mountains, but have wound around the
foot of the Blue Ridge. being within 80
miles of Ashevllle when | was at Oar
lingtOn.
Rutherfordton is a beautiful place,
not because of its level surface and the
regularity OF its streets but because OF
its hills and dales and the lrregularity
OF its streets and avenues.
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Good TempIar visitations.

Tie officers Of the Grand Lodge of Good
Templars made official visit to Good VIII
Lodge. No. :, Monday evening. The meeting
WAS largely attended by officers and member:
OF Good Win and other subordinate lodges
Work in the subordinate and first degree was
eIemIlihed by Grand Secretary Sturgeon and
i. g.. Commander Rowley.
Tuesday evening similar visitation was made
10 Minnehaha Lodge. No. l. at which the grand
officers took full charge of the work of the
syenif :. initiating two candidates and thus ex.
employing the unwriiten work of the subordi.
nate degree. The meeting took into considera.
non the holding of pound party for the
benefit o: the poor of the District.
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Young Mems Hebrew Association.

The Young Mems Hebrew Association was
permanently organized last evening at a meet
ing at the Eighth Street Synagogue. Mr.. Simon
Lyon presiiing- After the constitution and by
laws had been adopted the following board OF
directors were elected: To serve for one year.
l. Stargardter. VI. ID. Jacobs y. s. Never. VI.
N0rdlilger and III. Frank: to serve for two
wears. Phil Friedlander, L. A. Bacharach. Alex.
Wolf. Lee Baumgarten and 5. CAMS; to serve
for three years. Dr. NJ. Herman. Max Usher.
Simon Lyon. Joe Price and ;. J. CHASER. A
meeting Of the beard Of directors followed the
meeting of the association. when the following
officers we're elected: President. Simon Lyon;
vice president. Harry franc; treasurer. l.. Star
gardter; recording secretary. DR.. NJ Herman,
and financial secretary, 5. J. CHASER.
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The lecture Of Dr. r. :. Macarthur al Met
zsrott Music Hall, Tuesday evening, was much
enjoyed by an appreciative audience Consider
ing the popularity of the lecturer the attend
snee was not as large as expected. but those
Who did go were amply repaid. DIR. Macarthur
Is an exceedingly pleasing speaker and thor
ocShly at home on the platform In his
lecture entitled Chips" or more properly
Chips from the Worlds Workshop for the
Last Thirty Years" he discussed chips OF
literature. invention. discovery, patriotism and
reform. and gave salient points and striking
results IN the worlds great workshop. The
period reviewed is the most remarkable in the
history Of the world Representative W. l.,
Wilson OF West Virginia presided and intro
e1eed DR.. Macarthur in few well-chosen
remark
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SCOTIA'S BARD REMEMBERED,
Burns Anniversary Celebrated by the Gale
donna Club With a Banquet.

Burns Anniversary Celebrated by the Gale
donna Club With a Banquet.
Over a hundred of Scotland's sturdy sons sat
about the banquet table last night and toasted
the land of the thistle and the glory of its bard
Robert Burns, to the inspiring tunes from a
bagpipe. Every year this occasion repeats
itself. and those who receive invitations to be
present at the Burns anniversary banquet of
the Caledonia Club count themselves among
the fortunate. The banquet was given last
Eight at Fabers cafe on 9th street and was one
of the most successful and pleasant yet held.
An excellent menu was disposed of until the
course 'waughts O. whusky" WAS reached, when
DIR. Thomas Miller. as POSTMASTER assumed the
leadership in the entertainment, and the re-
mainder OF the evening was given over to
speech, song and the course on the menu just
referred to.
During the evening the following toasts were
responded to: The day we celebrate" John
Robertson; The President D. Mcfarland
The queen" J. Hewlett; .'Our adopted coun-
try" VIM Ramsey; he land we left" VIM.
Somervile; The press" Chss. A. Hamilton;
"Our kindred societies. II. Rothwell; The
CALEDONIA Club" VIM. Jardine; ''The lassies. ~
Joseph McCondach; The capital city, Capt.
Robert Amor. and .'Our departed members,
and recitations while John Sutherland brough,
back the recollections of the old country by his
selections on the bagpipe.
Among the guests present were J. C. Taylor
Gen. Balloch, Jos. Nimmo. Mr.. Harris OF
Minnesota, Prof Thos. Wilson of the National
Museum, Thos. Somerville and John Gibson.
The vocal music was supplied principally by
Messrs. Drummond. Balloch. Oliver, Anderson
Silver, Taylor. Black, Rothwell, Cochran and
Mitchell. The members Of st. George Society
who were present guests were Messrs. How
lett. president; Woodley. Lockwood and Roth
well The dinner was in charge Of the follow.
ing committee: DIR. Thos Miller. Jas. McCon-
daeh, John Robertson, Robt. Low, VIM Silver
Alex Mckericher and Robt L. Cameron.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
AMUsEMENTs TONIGHT.

AIPAreH's OPERA HoUsE.-J. x. Murray in
"Glen ia Tough
NEW NATIONAL THEATER.-The Bostonians in
"Robin Hood.
AcaDT.gY OF MUsIc.-Neil Burgess in "The
County Fair.
HARRIS BIJoU THE.TER.-"The Cruiskeer
Lawn
kFRSax's LYCEUN THEATER-City Club
Spectacular Farce Company.
THE BATTLE OP GETIYsBURG.-15th street
and Ohio avenue.
METzEEOTr MCsIs HALL-Anton Siedrs
Wagner Concert
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Last evening the members OF the Morton Ca
dets, company L, second battalion, D. c. n. G.,
met for the purpose of filing the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of Capt. {. T. Cook.
Maj. o'Brien presiding. In the informal ballot
the only nominees were First Lieut. s. c. Red
man Of the company and Col L. III. Rechel-
derfer Of the High school Cadets. The ballot
ing ended amid great applause in the choice Of
Col Eeichslderfer
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Theo. Moshsr ct al fled bill against Molly
c. Young. residing in Mexico. for the appoint
nsnt Of q trustee to convey TO complsinants
lot L. square l02- They stated that they are
entitled 10 a quit-claim deed from the heirs of
lgnstius F. Young and defendant has refused
20 join the other heirs in making such deed
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I ATIMER / SLOAN. AUcrIoyErRs.


OWING TO CHANGE IN BUSINESS WE WIFI
SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION FOR THE EN-.
PRE- FURNITURE HOUSE THE FINEST AND
LARGEST sTOCKFOF NEW FURNITURE EVER
EXPOSED AT PUBLIC SALE IN THIS CITY. ALL
CONTAINED IN ODD FELLOWS HALL. ON 9TH
ST BETWEEN D AND SITS. n. W.. COMPASS
ING EVERYTHING NECESSARY FOR THE
HOUSEHOLD. SUCH AS
EbEGANT PARLoR SUITES. HANDSOMELY
s sTFESS ! .sNT6PEboxSps II xAkioGs BE-;
ccG2x xIss R xEg .2f1THEk PIEiNa ho0N
CHAIRS, scREENe. RATTAN .cHAfRs.
RETARiEs. aAEDsoAE cxBINETS.
F66kt6hI Ras S SRBs fiESST 54Sz
6 GAcHss ~ RsaAsGrkETs ~ sfEJNss.
d TEEtSe 1 AZ SSsT4I+Y T0gfS - a FIssT-
rS @ AoNDAx AND TgEeDAY, JANpARY THIR-
xitSia odd T.Iou.; E.i, ~ s 49, ~ Al
"a ". W vin ssli SSs :ssiss ssoek & 1ist-cisss
;sa .1oS!s ..s.sss 49, = ::s.ss g aas farssass
,s24os LAff1fR SLoxH. Aucsoaswa
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In compliance with many requests, TIE STAR
hss secured, for the accommodation of its
. patrons, . supply OF Columbian Exposition
Souvenir hall lollar coins. which will be fur
nished at cos. :price.-Ons dollar each. Apply
81 the counter Of The STAR business Office.
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II Was a Rabbit.

This morning at an early hour a carrier boy
found in front OF ISIS 9Th street a bundle wrap
ped IN brown paper and neatly tied. On ex-
aiming IL a card was found on which was
written: MY name il Nellie. please see that
am buried The little fellow supposed then
that 1t Was dead baby he had found and he
bore II tenderly to the second precinct station.
sad when the officers further investigated the
bundle II was found to contain the body Of a
rabbit
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nUNCANsoN BROS. AUcTIoNEERs

TRUSTEES, SALE OF 4 SPLENDID BRICK
KNOWN IN PAET AS THE MILToS
BY virtue Of deed of trust duly recorded in L,ber
1p folio 10 ct seq. of the land records Of the Dis
rict Of Columbia We will sell At public snction in
DAY OF FEBRUARY. A. D. 1899. At O'CLOCK p,
NJ. 81 those certain pieces Parcels of land and
premises situate AMI being in the city of
District OF Columbia. known and distinguished as lots
numbered ten QO) and eleven Old in samuel David
sons of lots in square numbered one hun
dred and twen,y-seven tI27) per plat recorded
IN Llber n. f., fulios seven "a and EIGHT
o. of the records Of the surveyors Office of the Dis
trict OF Columbia also part of original lot numbered
eight tS) in said square numbered one hundred and
twenty seven tl21, the same being the west fifteen
0o) feet front by an even depth OF hundred and
nine GOD feet of said lot eight 49, The said premises
OCCUPIED As residence and the rema portion as
an apartment house. known ''rhe Miton- with
the buildings. rights. privileges and
thereunto belonging o. in anywise appertaiping
Terms One-third of the purchase money in "a ali
the balance in three equal installments at one two
and three years. notes TO be given for the deferred
payments bearing interest at @ per cent per annum
payable seisnnually. and to be secured by deed OF
rist on the property soid all cash. at the option OF
cost deposit OF 81. 900 required ut time OF sale
wise the trustees the right to resell the
erty at the risk and cost of defautng purchaser
ve days advertisement Of such resale in some news
paper published in WASHINGTON, d. c.
FRANCIS h. SMITH
ja20-dts NATHANIEL WILSON Trustees
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BApr,s SKIN AND SCALP

Ciesnsed, purified aud besutihsd by CUTICURA
SOAP greatest Of skin purifiers and beaufses as well
as purest aud sweetest Of toilet and nursery soaps
Only cure for pimples and black heads locause the
only preventive Of Inflammation and cloggng Of the
pores the Of most complexionsl dfshgur,tiona
Sold everywhere
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Thrown From His Team.

About $50 O'Clock last night Mr.. George F.
Dahle of North Capitol and LIST streets while
driving on Massachusetts avenue, between North
Capitol and 1st streets northeast. was thrown
out Of his road cart and received severe scalp
wound He Was taken to the 9th precinct sta
ton and after DIR. Harmon had dressed the
wound he was taken to his home.
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FUTURE DAYS.

S. BEENSssIINNGGEEEk.. ATTccTTII99NSEEEERR'
WASHINGTON HORSE AND CAR
RAGE BAZAAR.
$40 LA. AVE. NV.
PEREMPToRY SALE OF HORSES.
MARES AND MULES.
wewill sell at the Bazaar SATURDAY
MORNING. JANUARY TWENTY
EIGHTH. at TEN O'CLOCK:
car load Of Horses. Mares and
Mules, consigned to us by Messrs. n.
Fox Son of Baltimore, Nd, to be sold
without reserve. This lot contains ami
mails suitable for all kinds of work.
80 head of Horses and mares consigned
TO us by different parties in this city. TO
be sold for want Of use
This sale will be one of the best oppur-
tunities of the season. Do no. fail to
attend if you are in search of good ami
mails at your own figures.
S. BENSINGER, Iuctfoaeer,
iacG-2t $40 LA. AVE. NV
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ScIAr1c RHrUMArrsM.

Mr.. r.. ID. Wheeler. the popular deputy sheriff of
BURLINGTON county. VT. says ~ ufferedtterrible
tortures for ten years with sciatic rheumatism.
tried about everything but got dollars worth
of help. began taking Hoods Sarssparilla. Since
taking il don't have any pain and get around all
right II Hoods Sarsapari,la cost slO bottle I
should continue using it. 1 have advised q GOOD
many OF my friends to take Hoods Sarsaparlla for
know that
HOODS sARsAPARILLA CURES.
r. ID. WHEELER, wiroosh Falls, VT.
" B.-Be sure to get Hoods Sarsaparilla
HOODS PILLS are the best after dinner Pills as
s.st digestion. cure headache. Try box.
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CARHAnr & LErDr,
92S 7rH AND 7O6 K ST.. NV

BARGAIN IN LINEN TOWELS.
lot OF Fine Damssk Fancy-bordered Linen Tow
els Reduced from lSc. to l21Sc
CORSETS-AIL THE RELIABLE MAKES:
DR.. Strong's. DR.. Warmers, r. G., Thomson's,
j. b and p. D.
Ladies' and Children's Ready-mAde Muslin Under
wear. Good goods well made. daintily trimmed at
medium prices.
Reliable Hosiery for ladies. men and children Our
colors positively fast prices the lowest
Notions and Dresmakers' Supplies. We buy only
from FIRST hands and ali intermediate profits.
Mems Unlaundered Shirts. made Of New York Mills
cotton. linen bosoms and reinforced. AZ 5Oc.
Full Dress Shirts. open front and back very hne
linen bosoms and bands. Our price Il only u each.
Mems Neckwear. all goods. In PUTS. Tecks and
Four-in-hands.
Bargains in Blankets and Comforts.
cARHARr 3 LKrDY,
ja25 o0S 7th end 7O6 n ~
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The board OF supervising inspectors o. steam
boats, now in SESSION in this city, have adopted
. resolution inviting the Grand Harbor of he
American Brotherhood of Steamboat Pilots to
appear before the board by committee and
present any grievance which that organization
has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26

Mr. J. L Gessford yesterday afternoon rode
% Tar down the riTer as Shepherds wharf on a
pneumstie-tired bicycle on the ice. but could
proceed no further on account Of the snow
drifts- He found the ice perfectly safe. This
- the FIRST time u has been tried on G bicycle.
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81 have been occasionally troubled with
Coughs. and in each case have used Browns
Bronchial Troches, which have never failed.
and | must say they second to none in the
world. Felix A. May. Cashier, ST. Paul. MINI.
ja26-eo3t
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PROFESSIONAL

DROP CLAY Is THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
i Advertising clarvoyant. sstrologe- and medium in
Born with wonderful prophetic zift of second sight
l hsc syepss 81 s from cradle to
s.2iea goods points ont your enemies from your
riase. with happy results tells whether the QUE You
love rne false in:erprets dreams gives success
other .nS al IN trouble W
as he ans hsy sSns to sh place
most ssepticsl sdyertises only What he can do An
9Th ss 'S' st. Nts 81 snd
NINE. DREAMER. THE ONLY CELEBRATED
ali Of 9s oce hcars shs ss
day. 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. 15Os 18th sLn-w. :26-im'
RosToN CABINET vAPoR BATHS SULPHUR.
Dr. W vas 1877 sesnths n4: s,
3 a: m to 10 .. m. Open sundays. jsoo-l2t'
Nj ME RAPHAEL. CLAIRvOYANr AND AsTROT-
oates tells how retain husband Or lover Consult
with wSTshiess charms. sioT.t NV. Room 10 you
MRs. FLORENCE RICH WHITE OF BOSTON
End sasi n medium Office hour 10 70
MINNIE BROWN. NEW YORK CLAIRvoYANT.
Al with Emma; The ex-gipsy queen, viii tell your
adssd snss fG and via Eon1s
n ia 9Hin; Sundays. l. Ppm 7l6 ~ St Sf
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS OF
NI fs All Snsip sss Sonhasnt, daaie. and ssu:
Setxeen Isl and North 6apisoi s,s 50 nv z ~ ,aiSiS
NINE, PERRIN. THE TRUEsT DESTINY
W reader Of the sse int9rmstion given with phe-
1871 Marion St. nw.. bet 6sh and tn and P.t @
ta5-1m'
NINE FRANCIs-cARD READER AND TRANCE
from % s.ssn from cradle to grave Hsar'
MAap ist ", IlIH s MANICURE AND cHIRopo-
DIST GOODS south OF New YORK no's0-tr
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,Eo. W. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer, 1916 F. st.

Geo. ". STlCKNEY, Auctioneer. 1916 F. ST.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON IRVING STREET BETWEEN
SEVENTH AND NINTH STREETS EXTENDED.
BY virtue OF certain deed OF trust recorded in
Lioer No. 1897. folio 443 Ell seq. one of the land
records for the District .: Columbia. and the
sale: In front OF the premises on MONDAY. FEB
RUARY SIXTH, 1895, at HALF-PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK P. NJ. the following described property in
the county OF Washington. District of Columbia TO
wit: The west 20 feet front Irving by the
full derth of lot nunt cred ten H0) i'm block num-
bered one %. in Todd Browns subdivision of part
OF Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains. said sub
division is recorded the Office Of the surveyor of the
District of Columbia. with the perpetual to use
the feet front by the fill depth said LOT as an
slleyway only sold subject to deed of secure
the sum OF 800 with interest at cen: from Sep
TENDER Il. 1s!r.
Terms Of sale: All CASH in excess Of said deed Of
trust 800 deposit at time Of sale. Terms TO be com
piled with in days the property will be resold at
risk and cost OF defauting purchaser after five days
Reimbursement
JOHN T. ARMS, L.
iao6 eotds THOS. l.. WAG!iAMAN trustees
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CLEANING SALE at Odd Fellows Hall Nopda,
and Tuesday, by Latimer & Sloan, OF all thu
hne furniture therein in order to change bust
ressL-Adrt.
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scIrEs. double and single rooms. with o,
without board, at the Lincoln, corner 10th and
II streets--AdrL
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAMS.
GEO. W. srIcKSxy. AuctiOneer lclora nv.

GEO. W. sTIcKNsy. Auctioneer. 1910 st. NV
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE UNrMRRoyEp
PRoPEkTY On THE NORTH sIpE OF 3
STREET. BETWEEN FIkST AND TH-kD
STREETS NORTHWEST
By virtue Of certain deed Of tres: recorded in Lber
No I'LL folio 81 ct Of the Ian records tor
the District of Columbia. and st the request OF the
ss sSssa thereby w wi Sser ffT Iis Il .rsn, g
prECBRESTkskfs lsSss AT hALF-pAsL FOUR
srty in the city of washineton. District Of
colamoiss. 70 wit; Lots ngnoered zig sol seven
Msl,ers subdivision of part Of square I'VE hundred
shd NIFTY tSpoi as plat recorded IN lAber 10 pare
o IN TIRE surveyors oce az the District Of Columbia
sum OF $500 and interest
Terms Of sale One third Of the purchase money in
excess OF said trust cash. and the balance IN two
yesrs. with interes, the rate Of per eentum per
annurl. secured by deed Of trust property sold
All cash. at the option OF the purchaser One hundred
dollars deposit ~ time of sale Terms BE- complied
with IN ten days, the property will be re.od az the
risk and cost OF the efsutns purchaser after days
Reimbursement.
ID. DARBY THOMPSON,l r-.,-....
3a26-t' RUFUS A. MORRISON. I irus'ees-
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Try Our Electric Water White Oil for lamps
and stoves. Perfectly safe no odor; beautiful
light. Special price in 5-gallon cans H. W.
OFFUTr, 32d and n streets northwest ja24-3t
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Nuts, Raisins and Candies. Fresh stock
and prices very low. METZGER's, Alt It'll ST. l.
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CARPETS. RUGs. UNDERWEAR AND DRESS
GooDs at Price Cost
JoHSsox. GARxIR 4 Co. 636 Pa. ave. NV
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Go to the CANNON BALL CLOTHING Co. for a
Suit or Overcoat for half price. 9TH and d sts
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CITY ITEMS.

CITY ITEMS.
Special Present Day.
729 It'll st.
Special presents.
5000 pieces
Choice Decorated
China and
GLASS; Ware
729 18th st. given away. 729 It'll st.
A great chance
to get useful
and Ornamental
China and Decorated
Ware free.
72s 9TH st. 72s 7th st.
Our new store
is the finest
i'll the city,
729 It'll st.
Goods magnifcently
displayed;
no trouble
for YOU to see
what you want
anu make selection.
Two special present
days. Friday and Saturday,
but come tomorrow;
you will be crowded
7a ?, eth St on p s., saturday .Hls 7a9 It'll st.
Extra. Extra.
Read this.
Look. Look.
In addition
to the above
special presents
we viii give
to the
94th customer
Friday
a Handsome
Tea Set.
To the 163d customer
a1OO-piece Dinner Set.
To the 325th customer
$40 in gold.
.5OOth customer
new LiSht-running
Sewing Machine.
Remember. these
hold good for
both Friday
and Saturday.
Customers will
be waited on
promptly in the
order in which
they arrive.
GREAT CHINA AND JAPAN TEA Co,
1t 729 It'll st. Telephone SIG.
Former Members Of the Rochdale CO.
operative Society, if not more than one year
lapsed. can renew membership for 25 cents each
on application to any officer or agent of the So
ciety before April so. 1898. By order Of execu-
tive committee. L. s. EMERY, Secretary. 707
U ST. NV. ja26-3t
Sun Rise Chop Tea
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ELEGAxr Opera and Tourists Glasses. CLAl
LILY OPTICAL Co. Masonic Temple, u st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26

TIE regular monthly meeting of the Carroll
Institute will be held at the institute build
ing this evening at $50. A large attendance 10
desired-Adrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26

HABITS Of personal neatness grow into part
az character Give the little people tooth
brush ard Minot's Dentifrice; it viii save many
a dentists bill. 25c. everywhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-26

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