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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1880-02-20
THE TELLER
Published Every Friday EVENING.
BY
4. LELAND g. SON,
MONTGOMERY STREET
LEWISTON I T.

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New PAPER.-Report says we are
to have another newspaper here. Ma
terial ordered, building hired, ETC.
LeUistoa Cor. AUdtdnche.
That correspondent must know all
about matters, and let it csme. The
more the merrier.
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WATcHAaxsR.--H. j. Reqna wishes te
inf rm the people Of this place and vicinity
that he is located next to Geo. GLASS boot
aud shoe store. on Main street, and IL pre-
pared to DO all work ia she line II jcweiry
matchmaking. He is a frat class workman,
and would solicit 4 portion Ct the public
patronage He is direct from the Fast, and
can give the best Of references. Give him .
call s9-tf
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YIELD.-The Colorado mine. Weld
ed during the past year nearly twenty
millions of dollars. A large section
very rich in mineral resources has
been set apart tor thc.Utes, and we
are not surprised chat the people OBJ
ect to these savage hordes occupying
the country. y.-Er.
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sOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY

Van aehancs, ste veuson ~ Co., WheSeeneo
Orsftigtsts, Chicago. supply the e0o0o - eeoos
Sfacturers' prleea
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GEORGETOWN.

CONGRESS STREET, above Bridge, is In curse
OF reconstruction; the old rotten wood pave
ment Is being taken up to be replaced by Bel
giaD blocks.
A FINE IMPROVEMENT has Just been completed
by Mr.. A. Fl. Herr in the rebuilding OF The mill
On Grace street, which was burned down some
time ago. IL has the same number Of Stories
four in front and In the rear-Dut they are
each about 16 inches higher than the Old ones
were
THE COAL TRADE.-Forty boats left Cumber-
land Friday with 4509.l3 tons of coal, as
follows: For Georgetown-Consodat Co.
1.11i.0I tons; New Central Co, 661.1S tons:
Borden Co.. 5.6.19 tons; Maryla Co., -i39. Ii
tons; Blaen Avon Co., $4,000 tons; Individual
23S TONS FOR Alexandria - American Co.
69o.ll tons; Hampshire Baltimore Co., 33ll9
tors.
TUE GRAIN TRADs.-ATtvals-Boat Loudoun
with $500 bushels wheat; boat Boyer, 4,3J0
bushels OF wheat.
MERCHANTS observation-disclosures On Change
Saturday-4000 bushels wheat sold at prices
ranging from lis 10 1921.
An elopement party at Vincent n c., con
sisted OF four couples, all OF whom had been
foi hidden by parents to marry. They met a.
train time in the railroad station, rode TO a
village twenty miles away, and then stood no
In low before clergyman.
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Am usenents. &c.

NATIONAL. THEATEE.-Miss Ada Cavendish, the
English actress, Will commence a weeks en-
gagement at the National tonight. She will
open In the play ''The Soul OF an Actress" It
Is said OF Miss Cavendish la this play that her
impeI sonaiion is finished and forcefui one
showing great study and no ordinary amount OF
histrtonic talent.
FORD's OPERA HOUSE, tone Hundred Wives
VIII be presented at Ford's this week, commence
Ing to Light. The play Is undoubtedly one OF
great interest aud merit II Is endorsed by
every body who has seen it.. The ministers have
pronounced it good in every respect and wholly
uDoblecfionable One Hundred Wives
promises to be the dramatic success of the sea-
son.
GRACE M. F. CBURCH.-A fair and festival will
b" given at this church. corner 9th and streets
NV, to aid In reducing the debt The festival
Will CONNIE nee this evening and close Thur siay
evening: IL promises TO be very attractive.
THE ART LOAN EXHIBITION. treasures,
antiquities and curiOsitle', music flowers and
refreshments at the Art Loan Exhibition,
thursday evening, for the Church OF the Incar-
nation.
WONDERS IN GLAss.-The Bohemian troupe of
fancy glass blowers are now In their second sue
wonders OF glass blowing and working are
shown by Profs. Woodraffe add CARING In a
decide Oily artistic manner. The glass CorliSs
engine, running by steam, is marvel of me-
chanical ingenuity. There are complete glass
dress. bOnnets, hats. slippers collars cuffs etc.
Levees afternoon and evenings. Visitors receive
specimens of glass work.
COLLISION AT SEA.--The three masted schooner
j. u. Chester, from Kennebec, Me-, for this city,
c0llided with the u. S. man. of. war Van1aita
Saturday evening Off Winter Shoal, Delaware
The Chester was totally dismasted and tn
VaIdalia lost her fore and maintOpmast yards
and fore and maintOpmast sails carried away
The bulls OF both vessels received slight dam
ages, the Chester receiving the most.
A VERY PLEASANT FAMILY REUNION and sur
prise party took place on Thursday evening
last at the corner OF X and 10th streets. the re-.
sidence OF one OF the Oldest and most respected
ladies OF southeast Washington. her children,
grand children and great grand children
upon the seventy-eighth anniversary of her
birthday. After some time spent in converse
ton. music and the discussion OF the good
things present the party adjourned al an early
hour, all uniting In Wishing many happy re-
turns OF the day.b
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-15

A DAUGHTER VOLUNTARILY TESTFIEs AGAIN n
HER MOTHkR--This morning in the Police
Court, Annie Ward, an elderly white WON ip,
was charged by her daughter with being q vas-
rant aid common drunkard The complaining
Witness Miss Edith Ward. a young lady ah',il
twenty years OF age, who was handsomely
Oh esSed, took the stand and testified tuat
mother anncyS her agreat deal by being around
her house while Intoxicated. Witness, in reply
10 the court as to whether her mother had any
means OF support, replied that size had, as there
SaS not better copyisJ In town, but thai she
would not work at II. The curt here nuna,ed
tuat be would take defendants personal bonds,
WHEN Miss Edith Interrupted MIN Di saying
That VIII do 40 g Cd. for she has been arrested
before" The young lady Seemed determined II
possible to have her mother sent To the work
house, but the court informed her that it " d,
his business TO dispose OF the case as he saw fit
After giving The old iaiy some wholesome ad-
. Vice, Which sne promised 50 follow, the court
{ ok her personal ponds To lot repeat the Of
ienee with which she then stood charged.
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SPECIAL CossIGNHgNr.~ See Hahn's al.

NARYI4SDERS COMING TO THE ISACGURATION-
The Baltimore CARTE says:-Gen. W. E. W.
RcsS, commanding the department OF Maryland
GraLd army OF the Republic states that ali the
posts In this city will attend in body the in-
arguIa ceremonies OF President Garfield In
March next There viii also be large repre-
sentaiion or the Mar land state militia, in
cludiDg the NTH regiment. which viii De asked
10 attend. and " III probably accept.
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MENBERs Republican Central Committee, read
adyt,

REPUBLICAN MEETINGS. - The Government
printing ONCE Garfield and Arthur club met
SATURDAY evening, ChaS. NJ. Robinson In the
chair anG X. kingsInaD secretary. MeSsIS. Kings
man. GaddeS and FOTdham Were elected as rem
Tesentat1yeS OF the club, TO the meeting OF citi-
zeBs and representatives OF the different politi-
cal organizations TO be held Wednesday even
Ing. for the purpose OF taking action il regard
TO the Inauguration ceremonies On the 4th OF
March next. The New York Republican asSo-
citation net Saturday night. communication
was received from the executive committee In
charge OF Inauguration ceremonies, inviting the
club TO send two delegates to meet with the
committee at Willard hall next Thursday night.
The association accepted the invitation, and
Messfs- G. V. ogden and p. III. Eaton were
elected 10 represent the association at the
meeting. The republicans OF the oath Penn
sylyan1a congressional district, temporarily re-
siding here. met saturday evening for the pur-
pose OF making arrangements to give recep-
ton TO Mr.. Shallep berger. Mr.. W. Eccles was
called TO the chair, with j. w. HarSha and VIM.
III. Horn secretaries. On motion OF S. b. Wilson
II was unanimously decided TO give Mr.. Shal-
lenbe1ger public reception and serenade on
his return 10 Washington. The following com
mitteeS were appointed: To make and suDertn-
tend The arrangements, MeSSrS. FL. A. Myers
J. X. lmbrie, S. B. Wilson. VIM. Plat and J. W.
Dickson; On finance and music, MeSsrs. J. w.
Harsha, Capt. j. P. Hart ana c. Il. Clifton.
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Is BE DBAD:-The New York Herald contains
notice or the Sudden death or DR.. s. W. Grove
Of this city. whose name was recently published
in connection with the issuing or bogus mel
zeal diplomas in New York and elsewhere for
S. each. On the authority OF the - Washington
Medical Institute which has no existence
Tie notice. an ordinary advertisement In the
HeTGjTs death column. states that he died lest
Friday OF heart disease while en- route between
New lcTk and Philadelphia, and requests WASH
fDgtCn papers TO copy. Some years ago DR..
Grove was well known Ia this city, especially
IN police circles having peen witness against
The gamblers during the investigation into the
conduct OF the superintendent OF police and the
detectives of this city. The fact OF his death is
doubted by some, aid the opinion expressed
mat II is d TUse-a la Dr.. BUchanan-tO with.
Draw himself comparatively from public notice,
CT TeapPeaT with new name.
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LIVING DEATH.
Details of a Terrible Disease.
NCC IlrGGihg Nearly Ere,.u
Household in the Land.
And Numbering its VIC Tins by Hun.
dreds of Thousands.

Have you awakened from a disturbed sleep with
all the horrible sensations of assassin cutchir
your throat and pressing the life breath from your
frightened chest? Have you noticed the languor and
debility that succeed the effort to clear your throat
and head of this catarrhal matter? What depress
ing influence it exerts upon the mind. cloudlng tn
memory and filing the he ID with psins AMI strange
noises, How difficult 1t is id the nasal psssases
throat and lungs of this pois nous mucus all can
testify who afflicted with c.tarrh. How difficult
to protect the system against its further pro ress
towards the lungs, liver and kidneys all physci ans
will admit It is terrb, disease and cries Gu. for
relief and cure
To be freed from the dangers of suffocation while
lying down; to breathe freely. sleep sOuniiy an
undsturbed to rise refreshed. head cea- brain
active and free from pain or ache; to know tst ne
poisonous putrid matter dafes thu breath and Tots
away the delicate III achinery OF smell, taste and
nearing TO I. ell that the system does not, through
its veins an arteri.s, suck up the poison that is
sure to undermine and destroy. is indeed blessing
beyond all other human esioyments. To purchase
immunity from such fate should bs the object of
all afflicted But chose who have tried many rsme-
dies az physicians :spsir Of relief or cure. No
remedy heretofore proposed has risen above an
insolCble snuff or common salt ard waite r. Hence
thonsaE DIS Of prefer to drag miserable
existence rather than again become the victims OF
interruptions and ignorant pretenders.
DR.. Sanford's comprehensive treatment (snoyn "a
oANfoRDS RADICAL CURE FOR CATARRH) has been
So tborous hiy tested and widely recommer ded b
physicians, druggists. and our best citizens thst
Go not hesitate to accord it infa BILE power over
every phsse OF eatarrh, from sim pie cold In the
head to the rotine and death Of the senses Of smell
taste, hearing and consumption Of the lungs A
tlrale dose ceanses ths head if by magic reley.
ing sneezing, snutiins, ringing noises in the head
and headache. One application of the CATARRHAL
SOLVENT removes hard encrusted matter from the
hasa passages, opens up the head and permits the
enjoyment of full and unobstructed breathing
Followed by an administration Of the RADICAL
CCRE, with the IMPROVED INHALER which accom-.
paliles every package, free OF charge, the pain
Inflammation and soreness are instantly relieved
mus THIS Great Treatment gradually, permantly
and economically cures every phase of Cat.rrh
i.oh simple cold to the first stages Of Consump-
,ioh' "heh all other remedies fail. SAsFoRDs
hADlcAL CURE consists of one bottle RADICAL CURE
ohe poA CATARRHAL SoLvENT. and one IMPROVED
INHALER, al neatly wrapped in one package and
SOLD by all Druggists for 81. 90. Ask for SASFopD
RADICAL CURE.
General Agents, WEEKS 4 POTTER, Boston.
eoLLlNs, 'oLTAIc PLATERs relieve in minutes 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-15

a WASHINGToSIAN IN TROCBLg-The BaItl-
Eore Gazette OF to-day SAYS: A young man
named G.. III. Brandt was arrested on Saturday
By Lieutenant Johnson 1T the eastern police
STATION, where ne called to see j. Fiegrnan. the
mar WHO attempted TO shoot Officer Phelal on
Friday. The lieutenant arrested Brandt be
cause ne was acting la singular manner. ana
upon having him searched box or cartridges
ana 500 10 money were found on him. Marshal
Gray ascertalntng ina, the man belonged ia
Washington telegraphed 10 that city for his
friends and later Ia the day Brandt father
came over and tOoG him home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-15

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCE
MINT CT SCIENCg.-The Resident members ot
The American Association for the Advancement
OF Science held meeting Saturday evening at
the residence OF DR.. E. L. Rowland. TIE sub
Ject OF hc.ding the meeting or the association
In lSo5 In New York city, at the time of the
worlds lair, was discussed and the general feel.
ing seemed to be that II the International COM
mission ara scientific societies in and near Ne y
York City took sufficient interest TO invite them
and furnish suitable accommodations that they
might be induced to meet IN New York or SON.
city near at that time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-15

No IS, 49s. drawing First Capital Prize, $50. 90.
sold in Boston, Mase.
Nc. SO, 45i, drawing Second Capital Prize,
&c. 600. sold in New York.
No: 79S drawing Third Capital Prize, s50)o,
scld half arh in N-w York ana New Orleans.
Nos 10, 49, y, 054. drawing each 90, 500, sold in
New York and New Orleans
Nos. s,S35, IS S., 80 1873, e. 446 81, si4 draw
ing each 81, 600, sold in New York, To. edo, w.,
Grenada, Mlss., sDd Economy, Ind.
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THE WEEK OF PRAYER.-Yesterday was the
beginning OF the week OF special prayer for
young men and young mems christian associa-
tons throughout the world. The morning ser
vice at the Eastern Presbyterian church was
devoted to the presentation of this work by
MessrS. l.. A. Smith and K. W. ID. Bryan, the
pastor, Rev. Geo. b. Patch making some intro
duciory remarks. The afternoon service at the
Memorial Lutheran church was devoted 10 the
same work, the North Baptist, the North Pres
byteTian, the Christian and Mt. Zion NJ E.
churches. with their pastors. uniting In the ser
vice. The work was presented Ia IN TT talks by
Rev. j. q. AnieS, president OF the association
Messrs. A. S. Pratt. l.. A. Smith and John s.
Barker In the evening the following churches
listened to the presentation OF y. NJ. c. A. work
local aId international, In place OF the usual
discourses:-New York avenue Presby teliln.
Congregational, Calvary Baptist Foundry aud
Metropolitan NJ f. Uhe First Presbyterian
uniting With the last-nanedl, Rsland church
(Jhe sixth Presby terrain church Joining in this
service, Union NJ. E. and Hamline NJ E.
churches. This evening 10 Lincoln hall will be
celebrated the twenty eighth anniversary OF our
city \. N. 6. A, at which the Rev. ThoS Guard
oi Baltimore, Is TO deliver the address.
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The WAR ON ALCoHOL-The Dashaways met
a. Tallmadge ball last evening Mr.. A. EagIeston
IL tie chair. There was present a delegation OF
RechabiteS, and Mr.. ThoS. b. Marche or That
O. der, made an address; Charley Nye foil we'd
as also j. q. Bales and Col. A. Il. Meach am.
About 50 persons signed the pledge The
g. Thought Exchange" at Tallmad,e hail yes,er-
day AFTERNOON had quite Large audience to
hear speeches On the lqu0r question by deaSr,
Z. ". Dennlson, j. III. Gresham, j. ). Brown
ard others.
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.
LOCAL NEWS.
Aniusements. &C.. TO.nigb

Amusement>- &c., Tonight.
National Tteattr.-Ada Cavendish In "The
Soul Of an Actress"
F0rd's opera House, One Hundred Wives
Grace N. E. C?,tn'ch.-Fair and Festival,
Fifteenth and Fl Sreets.-Art Loan Exhibi
ION.
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SwISDLED BY THREE CARD MONTE MEN.-Mr.
Bucb, from North Carolina, fell in with bogus
guide yesterday and was decoyed TO the Vir-
g1nia SIDE OF the river, where the guides accom-.
piiceS were waiting, and there the stranger was
vlctimZed out OF $50 by the three card monte
81 indie. The police OF this city were notified
or the case, but were unable TO assist him be-
cause the offence was hot committed in this
urtsdlctlOn.
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CITY ITEMS.
Special or Testimonial.

Special or Testimon;al.s
Mr.. JAMES A. EDGAR:-Dear Sir: Having had
occasion this fall to use your C0nqh SDfcIEc In
my family for wnooping cough. found it 10 be
invaluable, and would heartily recommend IT.
JAMES S. HAYS
80 Prospect ST., Georgetown, d. c.
November IL. $780, l5y2l.2r
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The EXHIBITION OF the elegant goods belong
ing 10 the late Col j. II. Jonea, L. ). NJ. e. viii
commence TO- morrow, the sale Of which takes
place Thursday, Nov. 18th. commencing az Il
o'clock. There has been added TO this collection
a Few elegant articles belonging TO the Brazilian
Minister. The exhibition and sale viii o. az the
auction rooms of ThOs. Bowling
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-15

NEW Silver Palace and Bbb's New Baltimore
L9trobe. j. Moran's, 2l26 Penna. avenue and
AS 9th street.
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''T1voLI CABINET BsER, manufactured OF best
Canada malt and hops. In quart bottles For
sale al all fiTst-clasS groceries. Try it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-15

SCHOOL Boy: Ten mills cent: 20 cents a
dime; 29G dimes, bottle OF DR.. Bul,S Cough
syrup
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PRICES jewelry store. Chlldren's bracelets,
sets, earrings. cameo, garnet, turquoise, RIGGS
n gold 80 each,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-15

ages 70 II years al s. per suit. A. Saks q Co :.
strictly one price ClCthlers, SIC aud SIS Ith
street.
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THE PEOPLES Observation-Disclosures Tonic for
VIVA Dyspepsia and ReneaT's Cough Mixture.
1874
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-11-15

LADIES AND MISSES DERBY HATS-Another
large assortment OF above goods received to-day
by James Y. Davis sons. 621 PenDa ave
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The EDiZGntic,

EucGIgDfjne should DE USED on the skin to
prevent infection by those about horses espe-
cialy II IL is broken. It's protective and anti
ceptlc powers are wonderful. Price 25c
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WOODWARD, IOTHROP & C0CHRkNe,
700 and 700 Market Space.

CHEAT REDUCTION
SHIRTS AND UNDERWEAR.
SIX Elegant SHIRTS To ORDER, SO.
kl& ELEGANT STOCK SHIR rs, So
PARTLY FINISHED SHIRTS, 65 and IS cents
CANTON FLANNEL DR. .WkRS, so and Is cts
UNDERSHlR1s. 80. 55c;, 81, 81: 30. 81. g. so.
- iarge assortment OF Collars Cuffs Suspenders
ALL OUR GOODS WARRANTED.
b. BRINE. 436 9TH St NV.
BRANCH-1337 + ST., opp. Ebbitt House,
nov12 Washington, d. q.
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THE EVENING STAR.
MONDAY November ID, 1850.
The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.

The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.
oFFICE OF The CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICERl
WASHINGTON, Nov. Is. 1850. $50 am.
For the middle states cloudy or partly cloudy
weather, possibly occasional rain. winds mostly
IRON northwest to southwest, stationary or
hgher temperature, lower barometer.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.
The Following are the readings of thu thermom-
eter at the Signal Office during the day. m.
s90: I:95 am, q; II am. 800; . pm, Az.
Maximum. 80: minimum. 32.
Yesterday Sunday. November "a, the ther-
moneter at tie Signal Office, In this city, stood
as follows: am. $50; 7:35 am. $50; II a M,
5so; pm. 59o: pm. $50; pm, 80; II p.
NJ, $50. Maximum. 40o; minimum, $40.
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An ALLEGED HORSE THIEF SENT To JAIL--Il
me Police Court. this morning. a young cOI1rei
man, named samuel Nandreywas charr4i wit
the larceny or horse, valued at 500 and .
blanket and whip from JOS. B. Hero : O oth
street southwest Mrs Heron TESTIFIED that on
lest Saturday. about y O'Clock. she SAN his
man leading the horse away from her honse
Officer Wagner testified 10 fiudlQy This man In
POSSESSION OF the horse. and on his atfemnftn9,
10 arrest him he fought him desperately. Tn,
case was sent 10 III grand jury; bond S5po. lie
was also charged with the second Offence of
Tetit larceny, in having stolen q saw, a hlsket
aid brush fiorl John H. Fowler. This case was
also sent 10 the grand fury.
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RLACh & COLokED CAsHnEREs,
PURE WOOL. IS.
Large size double White BLANKETS. g. so.
Black SILK, GO.
Beautiful Plaid DRESS GOODS very cheap.
Immense assortment of CLOTH for Men aad
Boys wear. IS to 81. so.
CRADLE BLANKETS, pure wool, 81. 25.
lure wool fine quality French DRESS GOODS in
ALL colors, only 81.
Immense assortment OF Ladies' CLOiKS and
SEAWLS.
CABTER's,
III Market Space.
Shaker FLANNEL, %. very cheap.
Bleached TABLE DAMASk, 80.
Excellent CALICO. 81.
Wide double width pure wool Black OASHMERES
only 37h.
Thousands Of yards of beautiful Dress Goo is
largest assortment in Washington, prices very low
12H UP to 81 50.
Black and Colored Silk vELyETS; Colored and
Black SATINs; Black GRAPE and GRAPE Wells;
Black Cashmere SHAWLs.
CARTER'S,
ney3 5ll Market Space.