Evening Star Newspaper, July 20, 1885, Page 4

‘THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. D. C.. "MONDAY, JULY 20, 1885. ‘The Weather. pprier ov THE CHIRE Ste<ar Orrtemr, Wasnrsetos, D.C, July 20, 188: For th tdle Athan: ni th ening, Variauie winds, nearly he } 2 wed warm and iy e New England and the middie ny - Mest rt make room for fall stock, ts ball shoes i doors above electric work, J. thwest. tend sale of dry as mn column. Artextios. Lap NTs LEAVING WN. Bau bins led numerous Hities tomy dry cleaning establishment, I enable! tode Work Upon the shortest Do ‘Orders by mail or express promptly at- vied Ux A. Fischer, 906 G street northwest EAW MATTINGS at cost. Moses & Son, 11 &F. < always on hand money to rticnlars on appli- HH. WARNER, 916 F st iw. teost. W. B. Moses & Son. ERATORS HAkYARD CIGARETTES, connoisseurs favorite, de of Virginia's choicest gold leaf and abso- lutely pur _ STRAW MATTINGS Se. Moses € Son 11th and F. SLATE MANTETS, low pric trobes and ranges will be sfor the next thirty days Manning & Co.'s, 1320 sold To reauer Penuss} frames,$1.118F. ped any where out nue. Mosqvrro CANOPTES,tuen Frsseni’s Ice CREAM shi eftown; 1427 New York av BABY CARRIAGES at cost. Moses & Son, 11 &F. e and fluid, 5 gallons for $1. bi $1.10, delivered. Wyo Co. 717 7th street. fine French kid button boots at z Z. Strasburger, No, 906 7th Street, 4 doors above I EYESIGHT fitted, $1. Hempler’s, cor. 4% st. CITY AND DISTRICT. ‘o-Night. tinitza,”” riety. Amusements 1 Armaven’s OrEra Hot ComIQue SUMMER GARDE! Condensed Locals. Street lamps will he lighted at 11:00 p.m. and exti a.m. Mrs. BF. American ¥ was Injured x ya guest of the at Shelter Island, N. Y., falling down stairs at jing scores made at American a ; Miss Cooke, sustus Kerker, the conductor of the t Albaugh’s, was on Saturday pre- the members of the chorus with a iver mounted et sented by THe Betcwers’ Fesrrvar.—tThe Butchers’ evolent association will have prize shooting and bowli chuetzen ark to before fart from 7th street, to Pennsylvania th, to the park. THE ANTr-Anartore Fusp. bill was tntroduced inte ess. to give all ughier-house business in this District to.an battoir company. butchers of the rhet ri able sum to oppose the project, : ome years ago sk —o—___ ‘Tur Mexreax Eprrors.—An_ Informal meet- ing was held at Willard’s Saturday night to arrangements for the rec«ption of the in this ety to led to request ng in p 10, at Willard’s, for that purpose. ——-___. Trovsir Anocr a Parry Wart—Tod: the art, Mr. RR. Perry, for rt, fled a bill against’ Arunah Abell and others to restrain defendants from fearing out the wall of her premises, and an in- fanction w Judge Hagner on filing ond. Mrs. Eckert : m the 25th of May iast she teased pre F street of ¥. J. Fisher & Co. sears trom July Ist: hat she has itt building and furnished rooms for the purpose of renting them, and ndant havin zht the adjoining lot Is reon, and threate e the wall of her premises, which injure her. ASSAULTED ‘OLORED WAYMAN. Saturday night, at nine lock, Mrs. Lydia Elliott and Mrs. Sallie Dick- E-street, were leaving the Center nee, when they by a young colored hel from Mrs. Ja fast to it, and he flere hocks laities hefore he could get _ possess ‘The thief th feseayw throw “tou Man- John Will rs old, ervwd a term in the penitentiary. He identified by the ladies as being thelr When searched tum book was for ten the Man of Fast Washi Me. WLW. Ca fon a daly morn ew Jersew aye Teen sto or three ui on and over. Yesterday Shanks, and in the Polte shu Judge Snell fined him $: army. ot th Acerpexts Fro 2 Norse attached tet Sulias Wa thers escaped uninjure To a bugey belon: on Sth str in King was u etand Pennsylvi prse running awa «the corner of enue yesterday ge 8: Ls YESTERDAY.—The funeral of the late Col. M.D. Montis, at “Foundry church yes largely attended by the f aught rand Army the serv ssisied by Rev. Dr. the Chureh of the Ascension, qiLucarers were John G. Judd, n, Edzar Speiden. Edward Young, Robert MeMurray aud John Clark. The inter. k Hill.—Instead of the usual morning services hureh yesterday, the fun Virgie H. Cook, a young ‘The deceased was'the lawyer. nd Hs dy of 17, took pi: ter of Col, W: After the i, tae Inte took place fi northwest, at vn bis 5 yesterday Rev. Dr. cb Esrare Sanr.—Henry Francis” Thom Ide of Mi avenne and A street, between Ist and Bortheast, = ATHLETiE There will he sibes as a ses at Athletic ¥ M¢ Be We ¥. E. Crist will est fora Ad medal in the e Will also be a one Jumping, hurdle Mike™? No th Wasbin Court to-day on thre: Asswulting his wite, ¥ und threats. 1 0, e ve 7th stree d, near Bright rai The wos taken to Freedman’s hospital eoeNT Fire—The byrned out news- 1 -nite of diifienities have not missed Reyublicin ts now issued from ce taltichiment of Gibson Brothers; the Pos! ma MeGHl's; the Cridc, from Darby's; and th aeike, TPO Mr. Stilson Hat Jims, Whe ws awsy from the city at tke time ‘Of the fire, returned here yesterday. nikinhorn’s. ‘The Post Building to be Rebuilt. WHAT ME. HUTCHINS SAYS OF HIS PLANS. Mr. Stilson Hutchins, the owner of The Post building, sald toa StAX reporter this morning that as soon as the insurance men had con- cluded their investization into the damage done by the fire he would begin the erection of anew building. He expected to begin taking down the old walls to-day, If it, was possible. | The new building would oceapy the same §} aS the old, but would be five stories high in- stead of tl ‘The main entrance would be Dstrect, and there would be an elevator. upper floors of the front building would be ‘oted to officeg. There would be a back building three stiifies high, to be used exelu- for newspapers. The ‘press-rooms would on the first story, the composing rooms on second and the editorial rooms on the third floor. The counting rooms will be where they are now located. A Virginia Elopement. A MERCHANT OF 35 YEARS COMES TO THIS CITY TH A GIRL OF 15—THEIR MAKRIAGE PRE- VENTED BY AN OBDURATE STEPMOTHER OF THE Gree. The police department last night recetved a dispateh from Chief of Police J. A. Roland, of Norfolk, Va., asking the apprehension ofa girl of 16 years named Hattie B. Savage, of Mag- nolia, Nansemond county, Va., who had lett on the steamer Leary with W. H. White, a mer- chant of that place. aged 35, for the purpose of getting married. The dispateh was sent to the first precinct station, and this morning Sergeant Nokes and Officer Clarkson met the Leary, and the course of the party was directed from the court-house, where they were going toget a mar- Hage ileensé, to pollee headdtartérs, where the young lady, with a friend, Miss Edith Morrison, Femained {6r orders from home, This morning another dispateh was received from the sher! of Nansemond county, stating, the girl's age at 5. Mr, White had one or two friends with him, and he states that he has the consent of thé girl's father to marry her, but that the step- mother opposes him. — District Government Affairs. NOTICE TO A CONTRCTOR. Commissioner Lydecker has sent a letter to Columbus Thomas, the contractor for recon- structing the old powder magazine into a fe- male Workhouse, notifying him “that the outer walls will be allowed to stund, put the detective prtions of the interior walls and leads must be also, that the sand previously used 4 now on the premises must be removed,and. ‘h quality as fs specified and approved betore very must be furnished for the remainder of the work; that all cement mortat for the bal- ance of the work must be used on the first set, ‘The time from date of previous notice to July Isth will be added to the contract time for fin- ishing the building.” The contraetor 1s also no- tifted to remove the Instde stone slip sills and finish them of lengths sufficient to work into the wall three Inches at each end. EYOND COMPUTATION. One item of unwholesome food’ condemned by the inspectors, under the health department last week, was 748 dozens or 8976 cucumbers. An official at the health office says: “The num- ber of casesof cholera morbus this mass was ca- Pable of producing is beyond computation.” —— ‘The Alleged Boat Race. ‘To the Falitor of Tux EVENING STAR: Idesire to reply through the medium of THE STAR to what has been published regarding what is said to have been a race between the Armenia and Arrowsmith last Thursday. I was on the Armenia, She left Lower Cedar pint at five o'clock, and reached her wharf in this city a few minutes after nine o'clock, on schedule time, and twenty minutes later than the evening before. I was a close observer of the trip, and if there was any extra effort made by the "Armenia T failed to notice it. There Were many persons in the part of the vessel where I was who were displeased because the nmmanding officer did not put ona little extra steam and pull away from the Arrowsmith, The vessels_ran side by side for some distance, and this led many to suppose that they were racing, and, like a false alarm of fire In a church | or theater, caused great excitement, and some | were frightened. It was the unanimous opinion ofall with whom I conversed that the Arrow smith, being ahead, made xome little effort to keep ahead, but that the Armenia kept on her regular course and with her usual pressure of July 20, 1885. N.C. Martin. [From reliable Information which reaches us from various sources we are satisfied that so far as the Armenia is concerned, at least, there was no effort to attain unusual speed on the occasion referred to, and that those who had fears on the subject entertained them without sufficient cause.—ED. STAR.) Ronnertes Reporrep.—Richard Cruit, 727 11th street, reports stolen from his bureau | drawer $65 in gold and paper money.—Jonn | T. Young, 14th street and Maryland avenue, reports that his fruit stand wns robbed of $16 worth of cakes, ples, candies, ete——Jos, White Teports the loss Jf $7 worth of various articles, . €. Robbins, GOS C street northeast, re- ports stolen a bieyele worth $150,—Gabriel Cross, railroad watch box corner of 3d and K streets southeast. reports stolen from the watch box on the 16th inst. a silver wate $20.—J. E. Co Ports stolen from’ his hous and 17th inst., a large bi containing earpet and old ¢ $10.— Geo. K. Hulse, 937 southwest, reports stole: ht of the 17th hist. pinere dress, alue $5.—Josepn Snyvde if street, be: tween Sand T street soutnwest, reports that his wife lost on the 17th inst, $ paper and silver money.—Dinah Williams, E street, be- ued xt Virginia avenue chen on the n ath 5th streets northeast, reports stolen from her house on the 14th Inst. two white shirt, cuffs and Ine $2.25,—Al- bert F. 1, B06 nbwest, re= nn from his he 1sth inst. a gold wateh $50. nt of the nd plated chain, value ——_————— D WITH Ronsixe Her Ewproyer.— a colored ser girl in the urd Crnit, wa tive Block, who 3 from hini, whi <up the money. case this morning bonds 3300. Cara Row Pert Aploy of Ric char —— D WITH ABAS twenty - a Six- ured Thomas ay ni piel ‘ on tor testified | that while on lis way bom: ut haltpast ten 0° nonear the corner ol Tith and G streets | rtheast with & Hart. \olng to the place he | nd that the mnen had morning witn fd She contesse She had been ruined ang oung layer; that sh ischarged from he asylum’, she ibandoned ng the authorities would fit toanassium. Witness known the defendant for about hye Years, and he pitied here. The younz woman's sister was present im court, and s. ial sive Would care Tor th the mother and child, aad the court took their Londs for th jon ot the grand: oe tain Daniel, living on t, near ISth, dis suddenly last evening tive chill, He was an ex-union sol- ‘kin he War department, and leaves a wile, but no children, ee Affairs in West Washington. ‘TH.—Mrs, Mary Keliher, the wife of Mr. Keliber, the well-known grocer, died terday aflerne at the age of 38, at the iiily residence 0. $345 P street, trom con- Ey Jury. SUDDEN DeEaTH.—C Picrox Krnt bove the Great F suot and killed On Saturday lis, the captain of re fol- d “under the left Johnson, 1008 izlit about 12 o'clock colored, while driving a ned by Win, fe r College pond, ateam belug driven in the oppo- direction, Newtan and the horse and wagon were thrown over 4 wall, falling the distance of six feet. Both horse and driver ex: ped without much damage, but the wagon wats Wrecked, Norks.—The Georgetown Catholic Union are making preparations for @ select excursion to hapel Point next month.—Mrs, Rebecea Con- Hy, 3807 N street, ts dangerousiy ill.—John arter, colored boy, 13 Years of age, was ar rested’ yesterday for incorrigibillt ret and Pennsylvania ave- semoved In the police patrol AXD CONDITION OF WATER ‘ireat Falls, temperature, 83; con- 5. Receiving reservoir, Si; condition at north connedtion, 3 cofnection, 36. Distributing reservo! ure, Si; condition at influent gatehouse, condition at effluent gatehouse, 38. High tides im the river to-day at 1:32 a in, and 236 pam. Avsourery Pore ERR 00 EE So! lee pa Be A RE HORE 900, . 2a KK i NN OG to? S44 Be HERE Sop ee Bh GO Lay F BOR EER p re 83 Seay BB ee is eo? WY BoP == ‘This Powder never varies A marvel of purity, strength and wholesomenest, More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitude of low testa, short weight, alum or phesphate powders BoLD ONLY IX cama Rovar Bakixe Powpxu Co. 106 Wall street, 3% ¥. | 5p6 Cstareg. ‘That pure, sweet, safe and effective American disttt- lation of Witch-Hazel, American Pine, Canada Fir- Marigold and Clover Blossom, called Saxyoup's Rap- seat CURE FOR CaTaRRM, with one box CATARRHAL SOLVENT and one SaNvoRD's IMPROVED INHALER, all in one package, may now be had of all draggista for§1. Ask for SaxFoRD's RapicaL CURE. Complete Local and Constitutional Treatment for every form of Catarrh, from a Simple Cold or Infiu- enza to loss of Smell, Taste and Hearing, Cough. Bronchitis and Catarrhal Consumption, in every Package. CLERGYMEN, VOCALISTS ‘and Public Speakers without number owe their pres- ent usefulness and success to SaNFORD’s RavicaL Cuns yor CaTaRRu. Rev. Dr. Wiggin says: “One of the best remedies for Catarrh—nay, the best remedy we have found ins Aifetime of suffering—is Saxronv’s Rapicat CunE. ‘It clears the head and throat so thoroughly that,taken each morning on rising, there are no unpleasant secre- tions and no disagreeable hawking during the entire day, but an unprecedented clearness of voice and res- piratory organs” ‘Sold by all druggists. Price, $1. POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO. BOSTON. COLLINS’ VOLTAIC ELECTRIC PLASTERS, ‘Weary sufferer trom Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Weak and Sore Lungs, Coughs and Colds, Weak Back, Weak ‘Stomach and Bowels, Dyspepsia, Female Weakness, ‘Shooting Pains through the Loins and Back, try these Plasters. Placed over the Pit of the Stomach. they prevent and cure Ague Pains, Bilious Colle, Liver Complaints, and protect the system from a thousand Mis, 25c. Je15 ALMOST EVERY PERSON HAS SOME FORM of scrofulous poison latent in his veins. When this develops in scrofulous sores, ulcers or eruptions, og takes the form of rheumatism or organic diseases, the suffering that ensues is terrible beyond description. ‘Hence the gratitude of those who discover, as thou- sands yearly do, that Ayer’s Sarsaparilla will thoroughly eradicate this evil from the system. MOST CHILDREN THE BARE SUGGES tion of a dose of castor oll Isnauseating Why not, then, when phyale is necessary fur the little ones, use Ayer's Cathartic Pillst They combine every ev sential and valuable principle of « cathartic medi cine, and being sugar-coated are cuslly taken. {y14 Cuxarzsr Dry Goons IN WASHINGTON, SELLING OFF OUR ENTIRE STOCK AT COST. BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS! NUN’S VEILING, pure wool, 18. PLAID MUSLIN, good quality, 6c, FRUIT OF THE LOOM YARD-WIDE BLEACH- ED COTTON, Se. FINEST QUALITY BATISTE, nearly one yard wide, in Pink, Blue and Black Figure, real value 20c., Teduced to 12%4e. EXCELLENT QUALITY BLACK SILKS, re duced to 75¢. NAVY BLUE SATTEENS, 25c. BLACK CASHMERE SHAWLS, pure wool, $1.50. BEAUTIFUL LAWNS, be. HANDSOME BROCADE DRESS GOODS, cheap at 25c., reduced to 124y¢. CARTERS’ CASH DRY GOODS STORE, 711 MARKET SPACE, sy" ‘Near 7th Street, Liew Basan. A PURE MALT EXTRACT, Possesses the highest merit. It ix manufactured from the cholcest materials sud combines the most pulse table qualities of a refreshing drink, with the mvigar- ating und wholesome properties of the best Mult 1ix- tracts. it 1s a true tonic and delightful beverage. alike able for Invalid and persons in health, Wal be found n triul to be # pleayant aud coumplete substitute for Halcoholic drinks, most of which sre too stunulating for delivatecunstitatlons isthe beverage “Par Excellence” for nursing mothers. creates wbundance of milk, while it Strengtivens and invigorates the entire svstein. Stier careful analyme, Wilbur G. Malls Pht D., New York, suyse “Liquid Bread isa retrestiing, nourishing table ‘beverage, und a wholesome invigatuting Coulee Tes patutabte to Une taste, upd of easy asstintlac frais ashen phe Das AED. Ste Lou sis,suys: “its low perceaiuage of wicohuls ite e desighttel taste and odor, ail combine to Te: Niciclson's Mult Batract as being s must verage, uh the brit article of the sort ler my examination.” Sold by all leading Grocers aud Draggist destr- DAVID NICHOLSON, Prop'r, ST, LOUIS. At wholesale by WM MUEHLEISEN, 918 STH 8T., WASHINGTON, rornes Maxe Tux May, jy IT COSTS BUT LITTLE TO DRESS WELL, BY PATRONIZING THE MISFIT STORE. CORNER TENTIL AND F STREETS. ATS AND VESTS AT $1.76, SOLD ELSEWHERE FOR $2.50. GENUIN LCUTTA SEERSUCKER COATS AND VESTS $7.50, REDUCED FROM $12.50, SERGE SUITS AT $8.50, REDUCED FROM 815. CORKSCREW 4-BUTTON CUTAWAY SUITS, $10, REDUCED FROM $15. BLUE FLANNEL SUITS AT $5, 8650, $7.50 AND $0.50, REDUCED FULLY ONE HIRD. BLACK DIAGONAL ALL WOOL PRINCE AI- BERT SUITS AT $15, REDUCED FROM $25. CASSIMERE SUITS AT 36.50, $7.50, $9.50, $11.50, WORTH JUST DOUBLE. PRICES ON EOYS' SUITS FROM 4 TO 11 ARE CUT JUST IN HALF. SUITS FOR BOYS 12 TO 18 YEARS ARE SOLD RUGARDLESS OF COST OR VALUE, ar THE MISFIT STORE, syl7 CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS Crosixe Sate ar THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING COMPANY, CORNER SEVENTH AND G STREETS, THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED IN THIS Ge lige READY-MADE CLOTH- ING. BELO GIVE YOU A FEW OF OUR PRICES: A FINE INDIGO BLUE FLANNEL SUIT st $6. ‘A FINE CHEVIOT SUIT at $6.50. A FINE CAss!MERE SUIT at $8, AN EXTRA FINE CASSIMERE SUIT at $10. ‘A FINE CORKSCREW SUIT at $10, A FINE BROWN OK BLUE FOUR-BUTTON CUTAWAY at 912. A FINE PRINCE ALBERT SUIT at $13.50. ALL OTHERS AT PROPORTIONATELY LOW PRICES. CHILDREN’S BUITS from $1.75 up, BOYS' SUITS from $3.60 up. A LARGE STOCK OF CHECK AND STRIPED SEERSUCKER COATS AND VESTS very low. A FULL LINE OF PANTS from $1.25. GIVE US A CALL AND BE CONVINCED, ‘This fs ® season when wondrous stoties are circu- Jated by merchants who, being overwhelmed with old stock, quote fabulons reductions in prices that elther exist in imagination only or are geuuine reductions on old shopworn goods, AN EXCEPTION. ‘We don't wan't to be egotistical, and we think It vulgar to abuse our competitors, but we are con- strained to quote a few facts in order to prove we are ‘an exception tothe general rule. PROOF OF IT. ‘The Patats Rotts the only store in the city that never carries goods over from one season to the other, therefore we can never have old stytes or shop-worn goods, ‘The Patats Roar marks All Goods in Plain Figures, and as we never “carry over" we are forced to make genuine reductions in price, or the goods ERE DDD UU coo FI D BP = BPD UU 8G EEE BPA, PERLE ose ES = E Her Dop ‘uv ‘od Eee Dov PPP 1 coo 585 Fe RR TT SoS RE Pr ORR Tt Go Re S8s PoE E H 0S Hee Sss8 Quoted below are made in order that we shall not carry the goods over to next season. We guarantee every plece this season's goods, ppp. FER k a BPD TT ORR™ g%s EM be de os tun 274 bop i kre "sa8 > Silk Bosquetalre Gloves for 68c. Ik Mosquetuire Gloves for uc. ik Mitts. all colors, for 20c, ik Mitts, all colors, for 42c. Mull Ruching for 9c, Boevand de. Lisle Gow 25e. wes for 23e. 48c: Hosiery, all styles, for 35c. BS Genulte Alligutor Satchels for $1.98, 2 95 embroidered Stull Shawls for $1.68. 1.98 and $2.25 Parasols, all styles, for S139, -25 warranted French Flowers for 48¢. fancy aah Hibbons for dee. nd $2.26 Embrolderies, ull styles, $1.95. French Sateen Corsets for $1.50, Imported Jerseys for $2.25. Cambric Night Gowns for 98c_ oitle Ray: Ruin for 1c. bottle Florida Water for 220, Se. 25c. ERE E RE E EEE 25 Silke Umbrellas, paragon frames, for $2.10. $82 Eglin Sik Seth tor one : ‘26c. English Half Hose for 23c. Soc. English Half Hose for 35¢, 4ge. warranted Linen Handkerchlefs for 350. 1.45 Balbrigyan Underweur for $1.22, 1:50 fancy colored do, Tor 6c. . Imported Gauze Underwear for 470. 32.50 Wool Bieyele Shirts for $1.95. = Engiien Bicycle Hose for 49, ‘75e. Summer-weight Night Shirts for 50c. ge PE HEL BB ee coo HOH MW LLLL bpp oo ‘9c. French Cambric Dresses for 39¢. 98e. all-over Yoke Dre-ses for 84c. $1.78 Beautifully Embroldered Iiresses for 99c. Mr" For list of New Goods which we have jas ‘opened see the “Post.” PPP AA Pp AAA Po. aS es? oo YY A L Z, 8 Oo Y AA L RI o & AA L gE E O00 ¥Y aaa L “a 00 ¥ a 4 LLL 1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE mis i 3 “ KX TORN N GGG ™ 553q Re HORA E 6% * g Rx HOSEN Goo ,°8 Kk K OU NNN GG PPP A f A cco EEE PoP AA AA 0 GO per RX aA O° fe Be Akh aa Go fh Pe 4 4 Wb A A CCU BEE 814 7TH STREET, COME AND SEE OUR JULY PRICES. NO LADY NFED BE WITHOUT A HATIF YOU CAN BUY A NICE FASHIONABLE AND STYL- ISH HAT AT ONLY 15C, TWENTY THOUSAND TO BE LY DOLLARS WORTH OF MILLINENY SLAUGHTERED; PRICE NO OBJECT. ‘TWO IUNDRED DOZEN HATS AND BONN! rYLISH AND NEW, AT 15, 20, 25,30, AND , FORMER PRICE 75. TO $1.50. COMPRISING THE NT EVER OFFERED, 75 AND$§1.00 A BUNCIL. 5,000 LY PLUMES AT 47, 65, 75, 87C., $1.00 AND ELEGANT BUNCHES OF FRENCH FLOWERS AT 60 AND 76C. A BUNCH. SILK MITTS AND GLOVES, LACE CAPS AND CORSETS AT RE- MARKABLE LOW PRICES.JERSEYS AND PARA- SOLS LESS THAN MANUFACTURERS’ PRICES, RIBIONS, LACES, SILKS AND VELVETS AT SLAUGHTERING PRICES, REMEMBER OUR ENTIRE STOCK WILL BE SOLD REGARDLESS OF COST. NO GOODS TO BECARRIED OVER,NO MATTER ATWHATSACRIFICE KING'S PALACE, yl 814 SEVENTH STREET. Barears: Bancarss: BARGAIN! ‘We are now offering, at greatly reduced prices, ODD LOTS IN SUMMER GOODS. Men's Handsewed THES, Strap oF Button, for $4.50 irs former price Met's Hand West OXFORDS, $4.25 per patr, former A BL or*Boys) OXFORDS, former price $2.50 and or Boys! ; "94.00, nove selling for you per pairs” Tegular goods we have one of the largest asso Gur badies ge ease KID a ee th te ea nos. phen ive yous fine = FRAGOA KID BUTTON and guar: ‘autlsfuction, For $8.00 we can iclve youn bes uty In LOW SHOES FOR T.ADL o PERE 20 anna oe are a te Ladjes ine 'CURAGUA KID OXFORDS, hund-sowed, =’ fine: COA KID NEW! ad ig CURA PORT TLES, hand- Ladies, tthe CURACOA KID BUTTON, hand-sewed, tadles fine FRENCH KID OXFORDS, hand-sewed, ine FRENCH KID EDISON, hand-sewed, Ladies’ tne FRENCH CLOTH-TOP EDISON, Louis SEY heel $4.00, Ladies’ tine FRENCH EDISON, Louls XV heel, $5.00, ax A LARGE VARIETY OF MISES’ AND CHII- IONSENSE: ‘ante them to give CITY ITEMS. Great Album Sale. We toclose out our entire stock of fine Plush and. Morces Aiounes int onder oe make room for the fall importations. For one Hoek only we shall offer every album at and wuine sale at prices wholly un- precedented, Boston ater ing 20,22 ‘705 and 707 Market Space. Twilled Silk Umbrellas, 26-inch, paragon frame, $1.99. at_ the Boston ‘ariety Store, 705 and 707 Market Space. w,fm ‘Thornton's Emuajsion 9f pare Cod Liver Oll with Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda for coughs, colds, consumption, impaired nutrition and general debility; easy Prescribed by. phy ‘4 Slans? Gold. by. Druggists, Taree netic ae eI y, Druggis ttles SOc. by W. Thornton, corner Ba Manufactured. timore and Harrl treets, Baltimore, Ma. mwt en! Great Reduce: in Florence Ol Stoves. Selling at 99¢. at the Boston Variety Store, 705 and 707 Market Space. W.fm,1m Cholera, Diphther! ‘fevers. Malaria, & Carnrick’s 8o- Bian fypbchiorits (alainfectantie ies im Lv} I inf nt), - mended by the Public Health Amociation aa superior to all other disinfectants and germt- cides, Sold everywhere. Send for panphiet. m,w,s-45 182 Fulton st., N.Y. HOUSEFURNISHINGS Tue Axsexce Or Aut Matsture SECURES TO THE RIDGWAY DRY AIR REFRIGERATOR THE GREAT FEATURE, ACCOMPLISHED SAT- ISFACTORILY BY NO OTHER, OF KEEPING MEAT, GAME. POULTRY, BUTTER, FRUIT, MILK, ETC, ALL TOGETHER. | WITHOUT ONE BECOMING TAINTED WITH: THE FLAVOR OF OTHERS, J. W. SCHAEFER & BRO., No, 1020 7TH STREET NORTHWEST, Jy16 SOLE AGENTS FOR THE DISTICT. LADIES’ GOODS. HITE, LADIES TAILOR, BO. WHS Lith street morthwest, Egon: Costnmes, cont and a ings of Trmaers at exita. tow iriens, ew can hate the oppo fin Garments made fur very iitele money. MA. WHIT Wilalsocut and St Ladies Dresses jy1sate J. C. Hercunox, IMPORTER. REDUCTION EN PRICES. MILLINERY. TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS, BONNETS, FLOWERS AND ETAMINE SCARFS AT AND BELOW CosT. LATEST STYLES FOR THE SEASHORE AND COUNTRY IN SHADE HATS. cloaks. 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON 8PRING WRAPS. 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON RAGLANS' AND CLOTH COSTUMES, HANDSOME SILK SUITS $27. 10 PER CENT DIS:OUNTON DRESSTRIMMT BUTTONS, FRINGES, BRAIDS, &c. SPECLALSTYLBS IN JERSEYS AT LOW PRICES, NGS, WRITE sur, FRENCH DRESSING SACQUES AT GREAT BAR INS. = PARASOLS AT COST, FOSTER SILK AND TAPFETA GLOVES AND ‘MITTS 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT. 907 Paave a Paria fegite Trovies, ‘Ax Acrwan Com ENTIRE STOCK OF TRIMMED AND UNTRIM- MED HATS AND BONNETS, FEATHERS AND FLOWERS at and below actual ‘cost, ‘MRS. M. J, HUNT, 1909 F Stuxet Nontuwest, dy Max. J. P. Paneer NO, 1107 F STREET NORTHWEST, ‘Will offer her entire stock of Imported Bonnets and ‘Hats and those of her Own Design at MIDSUMMER PRICES, To close them prior to making improvements and exying for Paris, Jel MME,VON BRANDIS. MODISTE, Bi Formerly with Lord & Taylor, : Win. Barr & Co., St. Louis, Mo, Suits made at the shortest” notice. Superior fitting, Tensonable prices und satisfaction gnarab:ecd vening Dresses. Utidal Troseais © _ Seti ‘907 Penn. ave., (over Mf. ¥ M= BM. MENG New Yor intty. cas.) ERT. 419 OTH ST. N.W. Art Embroidery matericivof all kinds Infants’ j.ace and Shirred Caps, Shawls, ete. Finest grades of Zephyr and Knitting Varug, all al reduced prices. swamping promptiy dong Je10-5m_ Hee Masesrrs Conser Reduces the size and increases the length of the waist Of fleshy ladies without injurions tight laclug. ‘Try them. Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded. Is the best spinal supporter ever made: and it sap- ports equally as well the abdomen and all other parts © the bods. It produces an elegunt, xeecetul and artistic shape, irrespective of the weater's form, It is proof against perspiratio re, and with neither corrode nor soil U Fit neither fe Waist, hever move or cuue out from wear. We recomiseud ‘retaining Its original ming indies, hearse tt prevents stooplig ahd ‘ound sould ers We have aul : NSRUROCIE & PROS, WoODWARD & LOTHROP. DOUG! Th... V Her: We AIX, WITH TICE SIXTH CARLOAD OF OUR EURE! A CHAMBER SUIT, MARBLE TO?, 10 PIECES i $ik50— J SOLID WAL! COMPLETE tO BARGAINS TY OTHER 1UUS TU TAKING STOCK, JULY 1S" W. H. HOEKE, Varon Srv Anether invaiee of t Just recelves CROWS JE) | | 13 801 Market | | 2 Celebrated CROWN JEWEL, nel for the batlauew of the season we will mmducements to ary purchasers of the or other makes of Vapor stoves, Call and cxamine before purchusing elsen Ws J _5s3 FURNITURE, CA DDING AND UPITO- st STRAW MA LOOSE, COVERS FOR FURNITUIE, pliineusber, We guaruntee prices to be alwys the jowest. | al Tru Srxees Nesrawest, Ts, B YY GOOLS, _ SEWING MACHINES, &e. Vie TIM an A most aw Sure. Bear in nud th Vgaaraitoe for five years Wall every mucain . Send for i Over 3.000, Wait ‘otwo profits, Send wre pricelist of 1s siflerent acces of mauehi Teuted, repaived aud wartatite AUEUBACH, corner 7th and 11 test is fe drummers lnties, No m4, D.C Next door to Auerbuch's Gent's Furuisliug and [fat Store a DIES: DEFUIE YOU PURCIA SEW! Lu Sachnie, we would advise you to examine Uh eeleprared. and > everlasting | Hoss MACHINE, Always i not be surp: Sold on easy count for eush. Be sure to try the NEY 8. OLE HOME before you bs HEINE & BRO. St. Cloud Build Sole Agents for New Home Sewing 31 Good Machines for rent, by week or mun UPPOSE YOU LOOK IN AT McKENNEY'S: S Reliable Sew se, 42% Oth wi, and Bee the Nes little Daisey. mhi2 STOVES FOR HATTERS, TAILORS, CONFECTIONERS, TINNERS, &. STOVES FOR FAMILY USE THAT WILL COOK FOR ONE PERSON OR FOR FIFTY PERSONS FOR SALE BY THE WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT COMPANY, myl Kevsrose Marr Wunxey. SPECIALLY DISTILLED FOR MEDICINAL USE. STRICTLY PURE. THE BEST TONIC. PERFECTS DIGESTION. ‘Unequalled for Consumption, Wasting Diseases, and General Debility. PRICE, Per Bottle, $1.00; 6 Bottles for $5.00: Beware of Imitations. None genuine without ‘Signature of EISNER & MENDELSON, Bole Agents tor tne U.S Phila, Par | NG, BABY CARRIAGES, | cS, Tath st cial atcenaion x Co, WEE as Doverass. We have 100 Down LADIES BALERIGGAN HOSS, sizes to Oty, our regular Hose, which we per box, DOUGLass, Ninth street, St. Cloud Buliding. KRESS SHIELD IS keCOM Y the Lewling Dressmakers, 2 FRDOT: ented, Tt isabsoiutely _For sie at ull lean ng Pstabl Akinsis Of Tacltes at (und finiewed Ls the most superior ona | Plast Cioaics, Vewvet Party presses 4 sje . up withoug vei pped. AN urueriy Wit AM. Fi er. sabi xiarantees | French Hand-inute Under: ‘anel fines 1 per Patent Shoulde: yg) Merino Underwear 2 ress Reform Goods and a §1 Comet Giles disown the price fs wsurjeinee German and spansy Spoken. meld FAMILY SUPPLIES. Se] 8) PER DOZEN ONLY YOR CANTRELL SL.25 PEERES Children’s Corsets mouke) that fo N-B—Fr GINGER ALE. ss Dows Grocenies For 30 dava we will sell Bel 5.25 peribhe Lest Sonn Curl | sfinceaMere naundry Siar | Sugar ured i rel it tereen oti 20, 1st atit a ood Beta Flor, £4.60 per jest Rx Fa Nour, 4 3 pee bb Best Patou Prone, 9 Fada (ieuers Ty Ibe Peg nd the bones | shall sell fer vige per pair; Unree pair tor $1 or $2 | SUMMER RESORTS. __ HANPERS FERRY. W we HES te 30th; 1,200 feet above tide; 450 seers ‘eicgyosa Rikng: "pet seek Ty Saar Washing, Bree: OF er wes Te Me ASBURY PARK. NJ. SECOND AV (Alte near ines st” Firsteiwes fame Soawe: One bloc ant oon Beret tet ite nd furixhect” Nea all the rie notes atid uot and cut sew Watt Gate rs. Me DOWNS. Hox Tons ee MAE ‘OTEL ROYAL. ATLANTIC CITY. feo fa ae ce and etoga dior the inasagement IR, ood Congress Hall Cape M iets | JPTSEY rors HOTEL, am. Wil open for guests Jane 20th, Steamers, FXCKLASIOR of GEO. LEARY leave each evening frqm foot ot thst For terms, which will be moderate, apply to Hotel, WASH. BL WILLIAMS, 70h and D sta, or 15-1m* W. P. RICE, Proprietor. AVELET COTTAGE 15 getstwo miles from Washington, 03, 0 PACIFIC AVE re D i Opened NSS. “Ios eso” dations” Terms $10 per week; duliy rates, 2 yeriu SPRINGS HOTEL, STRAS: Hood board and room: xbien- AT COLONIAL, REACH, A FINE. ‘oltage, plastered, with attic. fund kitchen back of Coitage: good well, pump: @2 Terra colta drain on lot: S0x150 feet. well Ld fenced and fronting on the river with "Soung seatt per inereon.."Tngtite of 31. D. PUK, 8 Fat Stam TUX ESSEEW HOTEL, OXFORD, “Mp This roman would refer to Mr. J. Liowed Use hts name Washingte: . Ma. Twill be glad to send circulars and to any person on application. ROWL. Proprietor Kiver View Hoteu Be», gardens. TP ORONO [. Williamsport, ~ dont IE PARK HO’ Ts now ready for Sommer Guests. For clrenlar and rates, address elu DONALD McDONALD. \HAPEL POINT HOUSE, — CHAPEL POINT, THE LONG BRANCH ‘OF MARYLAND, OPEN JUNE 1 TO NOV. 1 Most beaatiful revort tn Maryland. ek. Board sto $16 « Steamer Geo. Law, Potomac Steamboat Co. wharf, Tih St. daily except Prid 301m Wowa’ \OLONNADE, = Atraymicerty,x.3. $4 vel Complets in all ts, mts. Address ©.C.LEFLER & 00, J agement. haw been Feflitedt and tefurnisied ent dau It pen sCLY TOCKTON, Ss ATLANTIC CITY, panplete in al! ssa Tine ne bs. Address irate ot the cont, will PLE R& POTTER. J20-210 attached. Full iiand and Orchestra, Address fer92m_ KELSEY @ LEPLER. DOCoh SS pots e Delaware, With open Jane 10, 1985. "Send for etre WALTER BURTON. RKER MOUSE, SEA rectly ou the ocean fron in rear: gusand electric be SBURY PARK, N. J. HOTEL ALBION “A ewest aud one of the Jarcest atd best Toteis tthe Park. elegantiy fu |g snviey Pa N.3.—THE Vicro! 2ACy House. near ocean, Accommodat! Table good. Accomodations com. _ fe2-6mn MESS. TL Be VOLTONS 5! Opens _se8-2m | (roLoni. | FP. i | EAcelieut Satuing, Ubrong2 onc: delishttully situated, within ris OF Sirf, aecumuuntat 200, for 160 gucsie foerey rite in the Park. circulars, MBEISTON. race ana drainace perfect, Lighted, sehen 1 WE WAVERLY, ATI T—OPEN all the yet. Hot at sea Water, Baths 1 the house. All The comforts of a! Coneh meets Stl tr c ZOHN BMIPELTS, | iret class hotel, RATES “OF Is eB ind oa = Tent ea four ween. othe put hls yte ti Oruiwest, Fy A deiginutial 3) edt tain Tesort. twelve Lie ewe! of the ICSE, ASBURY PAT ons beaudinily situated witht each; table aud appois Yemnember ou sav our stor INDIA TEA COMPANY, i) 445 7th st aw. Or y 25c Creayeny Brrr He FINEST, 25. POOLE, BROOKE & CO., 44 Louiswns avenue. DEALERS IN FINE FAMILY GROCERIES, Terus—STRICTLY CASH, jyo GIVE OUR BUTTER A TRIAL, CCC FEE RRR ERE SS, ge EEE Eo kee EOE Exe = THE CELEBRATED MINNESOTA PATENT PROCESS FLOUR, ‘ithout a doubt the most ReAUTIFUL and the most FaTiovs Flour ti the world. ‘The Millers have not omy the most perfect Mili, nN. containing ax it does ali the most improved Mactin: {ay invented up to the prevent Ume, but they Produce i Hour Usstkvassun by any mill'in the words To prove that, we would alm] ‘Bate that a large Uy Sctate magaiicen ate ls sipped, analy to or ‘euien at ot world, We GuataST2e that itis mode from selected hard wheat grown in Minnesota and Dakota. It is an acknowl fact, that In this Floura ep aration of the glatinots particies of ths wheat berry anda elim! ofall and starchy Tuatter has at laa? bee! ed, and is consequently wore NUTRITIOUS, ‘the than any other Flour. Well asthe best fore ‘any Flour made. very Barrel is warPantod to give entice STERLING'S 8T. LOUIS FANCY. ‘One of the most beantifl Winter Wheat Patents ever offered to the trade. It is unexcelled by any other | gnd ventilation Patent except Ceres, and will- please the most ex- ‘acting housekeeper and satisfy tke most iastidioasepl- core GILT-EDGE, Amagnificent Winter Wheat Patent RELIANCE. ' A splendid Minnesota Patent Flour, mafeby the | _je11-2n1 celebrated Hi process. itis avery cheap aud beautifu ‘within the redch of all classes, and ‘Wwe guarantee will give satisfaction lo every one who wiluyi = GOLDEN HILL HENRY Rant LDINE VILLA MAY, N. J, OCEAN nd of Decatur si:open ail the searsnear yew iron piee; strictly first-class. Curre-@/ cived. TPE Camo LTON, 0c ‘Ocean Puthiway (paved yards frou the surfshouse new: rater from arvesian Chis “Address THE CAR) oie” GUSEY HOUSE, ATLANTIC CITY, X. 3. Cr ocean en Connectict ave. Sew hole § ag ‘elegantiy furnished; uninterrupted ocean view * from every room. THe HEUGIEL. a8 Also proprietor Stafford House. * eT 2ur HE x. 34 Seventh and Grand aveuue, near the’ beach, between sunset und Deal Lukes Large rooms, spa Clots grounds wid shade, ASS is SHAPERC jezo-Sor J] OTEL HENLOPEN, REHOBOTH, DEL. Gpen Juve 1Ot, TBD. Oue hundred, yards from ihe breakers. One of the Best ches it the: world. "No undertow. "Fire ‘aud drainage perfect. Fine gant Ing. Rates $40 ta Si per week; Stout BE per day. ‘or circulars address jel'Im JAMES ANTISDEL 3, EBRITS HOUSE, Die meneame ts open for rece m of guests; p rooms: ocear view. Open ull the year. Sa iw. SUMY FARES aid CAHILL HOUSE. Per eee eee ome aes perfect. Suite. Artesian well waters pa90 Gaye” Special rates per weeke “M.D CAML Eeeom PORTESCUE HOUSE.CORN ER ARK A’ us aves ind Ocean Front AUaaige Clay 2 Jeg Note howe to the beach. Ain J: J FORTESCUE, Proprietress, thes ARCTIC HOUSE, CAP Capacit; Popular nek TUTE “CHALFON veith gas, ew “mi0-Sm ELISHA ROBERTS & SON. NE BELLE VIEW, ASBURY PARK, N. J— ‘Ocean end of W ce fine ces SUMMER RESORTS. rpus overex OF WATERING-PLACES CAPE MAY, Is reached by the ‘WEST JERSEY RAILROAD ~ TWO TOURS FROM PIT DELPHTIA. FAST EXPRESS TRAINS, with Parior ¢ tached, are run dh ere Union 4 1d Hore Cars tramsier teu direct to Um WEST JERSI'Y RATLROAD, At the fout of Market street For thckets, baggage checks, and fill information ny NURTARAST CORNER ISTH STREET asc te avy PENNSY LV Al | STATION BALTIMORE & POTOMAC KATLROAD De JR Wor General Pasenger Agent HOUT STOPS IN NINETY MINUTES, via CAMDEN & ATLANTIC RATLEOAD, From Station Foot of Vine Street WEST JERSEY RAILNOAD, From Station Foot of Market Sireet, of from Washington by te Girowgh trata | of the | BALTIMORE & POTOMAC RATLRO UD. | From the NEW BROAD STREET STATION at Pat 8 prasan re tatty ron \ Mastic city, | Cumches to the station of thie Camden & Atiantie” Kalb road. of throngh tickets, haggage checks, and full im formation, apply as follows NOWTHEAST CORNER ISTH STREIT ANC NNSVLVANIA AVENUE STATION BALTIMORE & POTUMAC RATLROAD ASE PUGH, 3... Woon, General Passenger A, Sea View House RYE BEACH, N. 11, UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. Open SATURDAY, JUNE 206m. Located on ae elevation commanding a five view uf the pure water and perfect drawiuge lusare sence of malaria. Preemingntiy a fasnily bot class iM every respect, and furnisiird with to emieuts” Goud bowling atid Fshliag. and vei tirives. w ICM, wp20m&th,am MES C. PENNA. YRESSON SPRIN MAIN LINE SKA Yeatiatoan, ‘On topof Allegbeny Mout a The MOUSTAIN HOUSE will upe June 25th. : Sleeping Cars front all points east and west, For circulars, @e., wideiress mylcose WM. K DUNHAM, Sapt., OPOLITAN. ATLANTI ie and th Mi pats, nnd stop at door.” Terms moderate. my L-eoliw J. A. MECLERS Pri He TRavaonE, ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3. Sitnated with unobstructed = HOOPES. 1 HOUSE Resort ‘Tenth Season, June Lath, 1885 SL COLEMAN, RAY VIEW HOTEL OCEAN anows | Sitaitueaiatety on Oocan Lake: Sewerage and ventilation poe | Spriiue water: veratidneon tree tr | Shu Tawns ‘Special tates Jue and J = ie JUSERE WHtti PARK, No 5.1 jee ASBURY tain, near W fro cure of kid rma. A rare chaly hited States), cout ns of iroh it Chie best “for! | preter. wd wee 2 iu. singly rene These mn s bined in hot or cold bathe. A: ee me ULL ‘poi beat asteeable temperature, “Terms very moderate Renna the wease Pamphlets and all information BONS. Manager, 401 Ms sireet ton, D. AS PRATT & northwest, Washing eo REACH HOT WR GUESTS MAY 1 We Atlantic Coast Nor’ 8 Th niles fom ond ich wre reax stabi, taco, nia Beach Hote, Va iresttars ajysly to an Vi For furthigr information i We™ ALBION, ALAN legantly farnished and ex it Willopen JUNE in all ts Spo 12 & sinontst, CRF HOUSE, OCEAN BFAC ‘A lirst-ciass family Dent pore lnes, LGAHIG Tso OUNTAIN va Deligtrtially ¥ HOUSE, SLPS ¢ muted a ath oh the tna er the Mane KiMnAgeReUL. Circulars. OBES ISLAD cea 2, Somlan Weary” hod rilay Passengers will bas: tekets on thre stesmer te Atciome where hacks for seaside will i ‘Terms, per day, #2; week, 812; per ny Agdeest'S, SPADE Proprietor, Gay “4 | QitexaNpoa ADM APRINGS, 1 Sia nny ‘a. Variety ot mineral Savers, Sure ret from dpapsia lariag -Deautiiul scenery: datee Jawa: ‘ tatie: to maontultock “Hamphiets Star’ ofireoe dress Avd. MY Liss. OES, SHENANDOAN COUNTY, VA. OPEN FOR RECEPTION OF VISITORS JUNE 1 TO DECEMBER 1. reatest variety of medicinal waters of any, suamer resort ia the United states. tat) OA) ful seeners, muguiticent roads. ‘Table unex Si celled. Hot, culd, shower aud. pi fishing and game iv immediate vicinity. the fring ‘place to. Washingtot Karhoury ride sn tie B. wod 0. rallfoad Descriptive lets, contain may be obtained iree by applicatio: Ailburn s Drug Stores and wt the Post. myl3m Hl. CARBELL MADDUX. Proorietor. NPPHE BERKELEY, SBASIDE PAKK, OCEAN o.. N. J. Located within 100 yards ofthe ocean. Best fhshing, und bathing om the coms. sen forciccular. 0. Te ATWOOD. e20- Gut M™ Bixee ots MOOOSEHEAD LAKE, MAINE, The favorite resort for sportsmen, tourists, and invailds. “Hay fever unknown. For cir @/ cular address OA. DENNEN, a above, or CHENERY & CO., 196 Sunte ‘st. “Tomi my25-niw x2 Muss. Se J OTEL LAURANCE, COR MAIN AND CovET re Va, Opened July tat, 1nd. yy "Todaed uptown, and oni nae fromthe wonderful caverns of Laray. Pure Sieg requal toany-—with everyting tev, went sind collemt = nea comiortai te ‘wilt meet aif trains. Rates Sipipoue it PARKINSON. Propietor. 7 FOR SALEBY reliable stand-by and the Standam Family | view: a tumily house; arrangements! bpp ol asain: siepllonmheaes Stott, Cromwell & Co, Flour of the District. It imequal In quallty to s reat di\arumian waier. First-class table. 10 GET CLOTHES TO LOOK WELL IX WIN. Also, ‘Ladies’ ‘White Operad, Pronldiey £ Evans, © }rrasnington, 2,0. many high-priced es —, it can be none cAFEYEPTEGAPA ke "~y- | TER 18 NOT 80 DIFFICULT. THICK WOOLENE WM. H. RICH, aban. wet tie tag bath any. Yaar siete es CrnEn Hifcrexssarcmoa’ gue oy as Popa CAN BE SHAPED AND MADE To KEEP THE ONE-PRICE SHOE STORE, Hes Quazrers Hiaels pate abort Se ee 9g = SHAPE, BUT THIN AND COOL FABRICS RE ‘717 Market Space. {rice them once Will uever uweuyuungene "Suess | Stand gO per aay. Specsl ciety mmiten | OUIRE KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE TO We close at 8 p.m., Saturdays excepted. y13 = 5 hy ali grocers SINT COMFORT VIGHEE ni | FASHION INTO COMELY GARMENTA TO THE FOURTH OF JUL’ 5 Oo” POINT COMPORT, VIRGINIA Fr Gal Tre Oxcronaren oral luteus bia ehohieeid sintered me eS BETTER eKILL mQXSRERHOFE PORTLAND CEMENT, PAPER AND FANCY LANTERNS, DIFFERENT | ~""25 Pp ag AS YOU CAN READILY JUDGE, etronges: now oe STYLES, BUNTING AND COTTON FLAGB. ~ ings picterenion. and gar. Appin ag AND CARE, AND WE CLAIM THAT BOTH simone ee WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. is 26 a sf Sriving gocinly erative “Tcting lent bor equal sc- | HAVE BEEN EXERCISED IX MAKING UPOUR ‘Warebonee— Hi. 1. Miacoe's: See) at Cand the cgay grace PRESENT SUPERB STOCK OF SEASONALLE part of tue citys sk ee X08, 403 AND 406 7TH ST. N. W. ieicen Send or ash ein Conan, ee gt a eesceerrnr naples Sees oxi Floors "or wherever a oe THE CONGR cortan THE REST IN THR DISTRICT. ere, OO Sw. PAULIN, j oes We pave r Celebrated . teed tor the torte oe sie 2 5 aba aK FoR rn beer of ‘ROBINSON, PARKER @ OL An Seeey ser miery cameo mae mark. paar es world, "me. Oipern of as aby court tanto, any xine ot sar Count leat ad” Haren a mest. SAM'L C. PALMER, domrr, | Bs to location > oR col sie atagea pe tn ee ; Deror: 2254 S0th Street Northwest. DESC ie] $0 ovemmssr Comms Teataxo Derasamn ‘Telephone call 30. 982. x. fe beaten pe i Tepphons, ‘ Py sua - : .