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SWITZERLAND,


KEFEHtS0 TO COIN NNIIn.
GENEVA, Due. l.-The promsal of tho
Federal CQnncil to coin 0,000 twenty-franc
gold pieces las been rejected by tho National
Assembly, on tho ground that III the present
stato at exchanges tile operation would bring
no profit to tho country, and would bo rs-
gartci abroad as stop towarGl II gold stand
nrtl,-a caIlss1lnniat1on which tic Assembly
earnestly deprecated.
, 1880-12-20

S0ztla1 UtFpatEh 70 TIE tH|fNd0 7F7hINk
NJ An1goS, Wis.,, Ice. ls.-ll. KcHtlcr, Il livery
MIN of this city, hui II valuable team nf horsrs
md buggy stolen any bcfuro yesterday By II si,st,
claiming his uamo wRs Mead md test,nnco III
Ntpkfor.l, III. Tho team, IL described ~ u sDrrel
tcur,,--t marc With white star, arIh II hurso,-
squarc-top buggy with cntl, cushuns. plutnsi
harncss. red pads. and butlnlo rubo With bIIp
ltnlnY. btcaa Ia described ns snntths fnccll,
thick-sot. wcl,-hrcssetl. wear1ng light ulster.
lg1 Eas been tr,lceii s far 4s blHr,a, WIS.,, ENnE
a0uth. A liberal rewnrtl Ia offered fur hls ur-
rest,
, 1880-12-20

:. IPsss1s .@F"F@HF3F 4''s V71ss9V
PAXTON, ILL.,, Dnc. 18-ThIs forenoon WAS oo-
cupod by tho Circuit Court In hearinR turtlIor
evidence otiercI by tho defense In tho 1londryx
ulurder caso. Tho llno Of defense begun yes-
1ert!ay wis contlnuad-nanaeiy: that Of proving
Btovcnnur very had ind quarrelsono chnrAo-
ter, unu tfcntfryx quiet. pGncuabIp c!tlAun; but
nothing uG usp1cial interest WIS brought out,
Thu cuse will prnhably nut DO concluded boforu
Wednesday, 0r Thursday At tho earliest, ult1 It
tho Ca8Gs !,
, 1880-12-20

EIIlIII6Tlo STUDENTS.
Moscow DEG. 1a.-Tho medical students
arrested Friday, with the exception Of slx.
teen, have been released.
, 1880-12-20
ROME.

NoatEt Dec. 11-Carlinal Jacob1n1, In a
circular to tho Nunctos nbroad announcing
Ills appointment as Papal Secretary Ut 6tnte,
urges upon them calmness aud coucIllatlon.
, 1880-12-20
PERSIA.

ST. FEFENsnulsu, Dec. 10.-The Agc,sco
Rnssc says the Kurls haye returned to
Turkish territory.
, 1880-12-20

Ntncl,vater's llYropl,narllites
will cllro consumption, coughs. wGnk lunka,
hrOnei,ltls. uid general debility. Established
twenty.unc yeNrs.
, 1880-12-20

CLEVELAND, u, Dec. 13-Alexanilcr McKus!c,
convicted OF murder in tue second tlcgrco ut
Canton for tho killing OF 1ohn 8lnlcr, nj Mus.
sillon. last October, was arsasucd yestur.luy ror
Ssntencu. Thu yHr.lIct was WI mAitie. lto WIS
allowed 10 ptvnd guilty to MAnslatlKhtur, aud
wus suntonced to nft,etccn years' Imprisonment.
, 1880-12-20

, NF3Es1I UHt01<A 70 1NS E8Ft8V0 1F16NH&.
DLooMsN0roN. ILL.,, pec. ls.-The dry-gools
storu OF Wilcox lsras.. the groccTy yturos Vt
Evans l. Patrick Rill q. John4otl, were cl,tprcd
by ourglafs this morning an4 Koods CARRIED
, 1880-12-20

AWAY. at tho Unlpn Dcpot this Inornsng tho
officers arrested etIup!c IT roug1- -lonkfnH chhf.
nrters nt,ntd bonnie Whcner md Lh9r'cs
fnnYtey. fninR Upon their ptrEoha hurKlnr.'
Tools and gsx'ds dentIticst by tho parties ro1bcd
, 1880-12-20

Special uAgateh 10 Thu CAteaoo Tribune.
CANTON. H., Dec, ls.-Tho notorious Lizzto
1sartnn was brought horo so-day by Murss,nl
Henson atltl put In jail, wlere sho will awalt tue
Murch terri. Ut tho Circuit Court.
, 1880-12-20
flJ: 1'(}I) 11{)l}tlEKY,

Tur:1 TOD kOl}tlEKY.
EhrvErA*E. t., Lee. 1D.-So clcw n yct to
tho rni,tIrry Ut diamonds from tho Tod mansion
ut fTInKsto*n. Ono Thousand dollars reward
Ia ufTntcd
, 1880-12-20

4 stf,H%* - KnSfc.
4 knifc with ut hllltlca was lntoty sont to tho
rrlnut Ut WnlcA III Ills birthday.
, 1880-12-20
A Great Land-League Meeting at
Mullingar, County West
Meath.
Bulldozing Of Jones and Downing
The Former Provisioncd, the
Latter Scarce"
Dcath Of tho Duel,cso Of Westminster.
Francis l,uckland, md Michel
Cllnslcs.
The Moscow Nihilists--The Jews Of Berlin
-Ths Gr.ck Prob.em-Thc
Kurds.


I.ASH MEETING.
LONDON, Dec. IA Latsd.L League meet
ing was held ut A1uflinger, County Vest
Meath, t0-ay. Ten thousand persons wero
present Tic town WIS decorated witt,
i!ags.
~ ston or TWO THOUSAND PERSONS
attempted Saturday to wreck The residence
of Mr.. Downing, Justice Of the Pence Mt
Donniconlan, County Mayo, after he Ind
served wtits of ejcctnlent I'll SONG tenants.
Tllo police kept people buck at the point of
tho bayonct. Downing escaped OH n cnr 10
DallIlla, wllere ho to0k train for Dublin.
Tho puifce nov occupy his residence.
JONES.
DUBLIN, Dec. 10.-Bcnce Jones has plenty
OF provisions. lie has received Il letter from
MI OhicInl Of tlie House Of Commons stating
that London Is seethfug with Indignation at
tho Governments fnactIon.
atEMnElss OF TIE LAND LEAGUE
Mt Dublin seem to think tl,ercls good ground
for believing that Dayitt will be arrested for
mt complying will, the conditions of Ills
ticket-of-lcave.
At THE MEETING OF TIE rRryy COUNCIL.
directions were given 10 prohibit all I.antl-
League meetings lit Queens County. Cav-
aIry MD infnlItry numbering 500 and zoo
soldiers, stationed ut Currngl,, havo been
sent to Queens County. Consequently tho
projected meeting at Cullollll l1as not been
held.
AT A LARGE MEETING IN cu1u,Aan
Dayitt made d speech.
noYcorr
LONDON Dec, 1o.--Thc Nc.ps In Its lead
Ing article snys: ",rl,at Capt. Dnycot.'s en-
traordinary claim for compensation should
be seriously supported shows low desperate
nrn the ventures which are prompted by MI
oyermastcring desire to dIscrcdit political
opponents"
AN EvExrru1. wEEx,
sptetaI Cable
LONDON. Dec. 18.-Siilce tho beginning Of
tho Ir1s! disturbances no week has witnessed
greater political excitement, none 1nuro
Migrant Instances Of tho widespread spirit Of
lawlcsness; none tho more rapid develop
1ncnt Of tho crisis; mono has drawn
moro sl.nrpIy tho lines Of tho opposing
parties. md nnne llas 1natto palmer tho p,,r-
pose Of the Irish leaders simultaneously 10
suntur tho political ties Of Irclund anil Eli
rln,uI md t1tsnr1nnizp tin oxfstinp snofnl
, 1880-12-20
BUSINESS NOTICES,

Special Inducements for tIIn HOLIDAYS
10 ling furH ami fur trimmings ut H.. Itlswet'B,
ITO stAtu Rtrret t'ltMslt Palmer Ii,sol ItepnIr-
Ing a1,l reclining tastctuEy executed ut rruutgd
PRICES.
, 1880-12-20


:.
ian, nnyllo!y can Hot cns,oti Wl,o y wiiainR
totAko f1'eo ontni ,'.,sntinr ~. nucr II Il
nfcrfra1 ss ~, crrtn!r Ul,yio,is clsillcrntons 1T
iua.s5s iun Il very likely to to Ind lrgls!ntlon, md
HI il fomrwat aangor,s ig,, tnr to ,,n 1cfrsts r ,
tnftbo pcopln rs whnl.' wilGt1 INC vnto OF , any
n!anortatst element III tho cecuof' III lnc3noess
te%itonEsets. ..
Cincinnati anze!te: rhe,e IL Is "a. q illness n ol
thnss In Inn rhafaRo %. p'' III 'no ncn.tt ,I,, ~
rc.lorc fltz .]ohn PoFserfo tho nffny Ny t''o
s,o. exclusively Df men who weru opposed 10
nv cocrcisn If tho Ncbe1s' and who cx'ttc'l In
trcrY defeat or falf''ro OF tho btIoii afmy,nr
rho we're themselves hRhs1nH ~ dtAtroy tlio
rnton artny y .mc samo Milni.y tns,. ,ns,,o @
3GlGllai IN -; ts,n tnst~ whs,h tsrelnrrtl
noWv Wor fur tho Tn!onn failure md which tnntlo
r.. !SS fichcl lenders lcclar0 McElctlHn our great-
tst General
nostou Herald {Ittl.): fi'lle champions Of
t.. py1 poncna jIstly arrnlgn thu Government fur
tho iois .,tta, ,r,tt, tnn fn1I,,, tr,,no nj,
brcakin4 trcattcs Will .au !n" .,., . .ssnes. ."o
record Of tue uosefhihcht III tn's Fcspeet Is
b.a orc. b'tt It le not tMir 70 held tie presGnt
S.rretary u tho Interior Responsible for It, !lB
has brpken ~ nnv 1, III tI "9 ,.trarv IT, i" ns
9Ian5 9uI.arc5 faithffy ma efficiently 10 r1llse tho
Management Ut tho ,lr!ails t9 higher rtnili.,
mi to rtit f!em ih tna wy o! nstsfesis Wt'ci!
VII ena"ud ,'ud tnRm tnr,, III tf,rtnsriyrs oA
s!aA,"7 ~1,o ,r.,,,,,o f,,or r., Inn ,oat o,o
salt sH aso ,"y Fcrc If o .,'o M, ntorws u
~. =, .o,rJ ,ncr direct or,,rrs from this civ
tbat w." ,",'"oo ~ r,,vor o,,a ~ ,a,..,, 49,.
..n,, nr that 'rcrritnry rh,s ammo tnatr,,ot,l
tote sntlttonccMn f. EGrM,h'y .Ie resn. IN fMcvnM.
Arzonfl, ann CHl9ran: L. Ia cortllsnly VINE thnt
ennv sonetnH at,o,,iti ccso. ID Il rcaty {,
haE.n u MS1sy 'qo qo t'Fe H. y
.os r. = stoyprnct tu tlcclno 10 fl,rt,is|, money
!" bar thls class Of people for making laws.
xhleh, aro reHy cvefy Ono dlctated by tho
chuFen na'no''t'es ~ ln's oslyf
boston iIcrdtH {lnA.): WHIT has senator
Ingalls,, Of Kansas. not ngnnst tho conntry that
bc wants 10 mil let $lo,0000 Ut fractional cttr-
reocy ehInplnstnra upon lib. when We have been
we'll rid Of thu unctean rugs for four years? Tho
proposition to meet TIM demund for Il lncAus hy
witch smn!l BUNS nny bo sent through tho
mslts-a demand TINT is tho only exc,,se for
Senator Ingnils' bi|1-by thu lsaufnE OF 'soine
seaara n9a nj pcirc,,Ioton, Is nne intro wortSy Of
ssclous consideration. but anything thnt oprna
the doors Tor ths return Of ~ Wastefut md
gsmnetl at once.
osauso w.. ~ ~. ,r,,. nu.
Paint will not thank spcaker Randall for bis a,,.
p1mems u saaa M .'t ~ t'".y Mar, 1Saooy
vMa Capthin, Colonel, and 1lrigatler-Gcncral
IN tho Confederate urny. Another, l'hllip Cook,
GsSs G9loe end IN TIC
ouE Union mnn q e and kcpublican appalntGt', ,: wns
T.. or,rr ocnrn - of th f,,',r thof IN
aeat ne makes no itlcroncu Il, iht stribntion Of
iH honors between tho loyal and tho dtsoynl,
but TINT Is sho lesson thoso appointments toach.
New York Journal Of Commerce fDorn.):
Eeycr was tho railroad ring moro confident than
k-11.
, 1880-12-20
ADJUSTMENTS.


Tho celebrated 0urlnan singing soubret, Miss
Joseph[na PaXhy. mAde her first 1ppcMrAnc9
with Cu1lnur aust 1AenstcIn's German company
ut MoVicker's lust evening, nt,ti achieved n suc-
cess Of which htu may wull feel proud. Sho Is
ccrtniniy tho best Gertnau soubret, tnktng all
thugs into consideration, TINT hAs ever appcnr.
I'd III thts city. She IS h!onIe Ut great beauty,
aud. nithonKh stoutcr thnn required by rcsula-
tans, Is yet very graceful an1 full OF vivaclty
atd sprightllness. Sho Is no greater actress
than Cottre1ly. bnt may bo safoly said to be her
c1lnl,-ln fact. shu rcsumttcs her IN mnny
Respects. 1ler yo!co Is strong a,d
me'oisous, fnr better thnn most HIng-
sne oxcels Miss Cottrelly, which is fnying good
deal, hB thls latly tlls0 ha8 s1prarp y0cG of
moro than avGrilYc excellence. II Is Impossible
10 ns ss soy sonany m H ps6%e
Their style Of netting ts entirely different. and
both nro sxceilent a thelr why: One tsa 1use-
nctress: ., or sng!ug so"brotin tue full scns' of
ms guy pres0 3 81 as} soss sgentns sS"d Ea s,x 1
fArees which seem to bayo teen wrltet,
rs 81 tho special PURPOSE r giving tho ieaa:
ueuts 70 tarslicsa Of tho va'ue Of ito riay ~
il drau'4tlo crcatlon. Although this "pcsse" is
thin aa iar as plot and intr1nslo' mgrit il con-
cer,cd; but IT l'ioricl tho now soubret IN ol'-
atins II, their f,,ii spem,or and rtve pcapa
Kood opportunity to Judge Of her. qualifications.
Tho rlay has four acts. una ~ enct! M sho appGarG
but Simple clerk IN nto!egtaph oi]9cc who Is
deeply II love with 4 nieo but itnpccunlo.is
s x ho ,sss ws 'G ts s Set Ss s
ns,';,n "sGn IL to trying gs,aa f. 5., VT, tho sao ne
Hungarian has great is,ilucnno viii, tho people
whnse !ildoraemcnt ts necessary 10 sccsiro tho
, 1880-12-20
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FarnIc has written In bis ume nutnbor nf
oliver thinya for tho Englgh stage, nnd Ito has
boon responsible for u lumber OF very stupid
thlngs. Tho bulk OF tho pieces from hts pen
that have toatcd this wny havo bccn Of tho stu.
pid kind. "CallnO" Ia me 1T them. "Calino"
WIS produced ut Ilavcr!y's last n!yht for tito
t'rst tiluo III tnls city, Tho company engngosl In
its presentation Ia known ns Rlco's ExtrAyA-
tllcntl to number OF rather comeIy girls, who,
In tights aud short dresses, Auttar around
n young mnn ty tho name Of C.1ttn6.
who tniscclancously bcst0ws his atiec.
tlons; q retlretl blltot1-makeF, q poW-
aur-chowlnx and swUrl.swallowlng Major,
Antl ono or two other characters. III tho com.
plloationa nrsfng fronl tho conduct Of the er-
rntto Cattn0 tho fun is supposed to lodge. Wo
nFo told tho p!rce hAtl An extended run In Ion.
don; wo caunot bolioye It will bo Us fortunate
On this stlo of tho ocean, ita fun Ia nho,ut as
dtnso 4nl uprrossiVv, except At r1trc Intervals,
arp ar ansci,t as,d fir fviciiua. tiero il nothing
particularly captivating to tho lnycra OF OK.
trnVAgAnzA In ftH assortment Of characters, every
ono reintlltIiug tho spectator Of some other
chnrnetor ~ s0tno other WoFk nf tho Kind: Is
Ie; iIerSv;, iI''v Iesostl, vasssoT. aud otboss. ass
It Ia we'll rendered hy tho troupe,
IN which we nottce ktlss lnultnD Ilale, Miss
l.ou!sc Bear!e. bliss Jarbeau. Mr. Hurry Hunter,
Charles Hruyus, Us tho festive Calina, upIenrs
hero fur tho lrst ttIne. Ills performance pf this
pnrt IL not likely 10 win hIil much admiruuun.
Ills fun a nf rathur lEubrlol!a or1ler. l:kt tho
9er @ S Sess Sses ws q a. ;sSsss ausness
Dftspnt fuif In alxu.
, 1880-12-20

CQPARTNERSH1Pj

The underslxned Aava tl!s day formed rtssst
sh,r HHun! tle htn! ln'l1 Aha aty1A Vt A4ftstiItu
htlttIEIt;N, they Assuming AtI the tlalaitut Ut
llS ia!s Urn oi h4hschlii. sShfucisF ! EIlu. and
IhankilE SUH toE sI&i pxDrs, s0t4ult cpntlau-
ahto Vt Your atE1n1xH, n rgiIlAn. rery respucfiul-
" yours. ltftllStlllLu + ktkIItUkuElL
GhlrAsV, DOG. Is. ladL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-18

Both I'm the interest OF fair play as principle
and for the reputation OF the national capital as
neutral meeting ground for contests of every
Kind, 1t Is TO be hoped that all the suggestions
and requests Of Referee Blake 10 regard to the
coming boat race, as printed In yesterdays and
tO-days STAR, may be carefully observed and
Strictly conformed to, alike by visitors to and
residents OF the city, and especially by the
latter. From all the circumstances entering
Into the situation, Washington affords the best
and It may be said the only natural field In this
country for national or International contests,
either on land or On water. She has not alone
one OF the best mile race tracks in the country.
whether for trotting or running horses. but also
The best rowing course, with the almost positive
Certainty OF smooth water and fair weather at
any season OF the year. Then. too. the
cosmopolitan character of her population
1DSureS absolute justice and fair play
10 all contestants, come from what quar-
ter they may. Made up as 1t Is from cIti-
Zens OF all parts OF the country and indeed of
all countries, the local feelings and prejudices
which manifest themselves so conspicuously
and unpleaSantly at most other places on such
occasions do not exist here at all. The broad
and tolerant spirit which comes from inter-
course with all interests and all peoples Is OBJ
servable here in every rank of society and In
every phase OF life Furthermore it manifests
Itself most strongly In times of exciting interest,
when the people OF most other places are carried
away by frenzes OF feeling and passion 1t
therefore only needs that the people OF WASH
ington shall do themselves simple justice on
this occasion, by the display OF their usual
everyday characteristics, to insure the recog-
milton OF their city, by common consent as the
natural and best meeting place In the country
for national or international contests Of what
ever character.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-18

A faint ripple is made on the current of pub
lie opinion by the contents of a letter yesterday
sent TO the House committee on Pacific rail-
ways, charging that certain members of the
Senate were corrupted by the use of money etc.,
paid by the lobby In behalf of the Texas Pacific
railway, along In the years 1870 and 1871, with an
offer to furnish documentary proof and wit
nesses If Congress is disposed to investigate the
matter. IL the reformers In or out of Congress
desire to enter upon the work OF publication 1t
Is not necessary to go back nine or ten years In
pursuit OF a field to operate in. Hobbies as
powerful, tnsolent and dangerous as any that
have ever disgraced the halls and committee
rooms OF the Capitol have Been at work all the
present session, and their brazen- faced agents
and go-betweens, both male and female, can be
seen thereabOuts at any time. IL Will be very
easy TO find fresh trail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-18

The Baltimore Sun yesterday entered upon
It's forty fourth year. Like all journals of It's
class, the Sun has grown with the growth and
strengthened with the strength OF the city In
which 1t is published. Always enterprising,
prosperous and profitable, 1t is doing to-day, as
its columns abundantly testify, better work
ard more productive business than ever be-
fore. The san is thoroughly good, reliable
newspaper, and is, OF course, successful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-18

There Is Row reasonable prospect that there
will within year or two be new connected
line OF railway between Washington and New
York. Although there are two routes out of
Washington now for New York, they are Joined,
as Is well known, north of Baltimore. Col Nc
Comb, an experienced and energetic railway
builder, proposes to build a new road from Phil
adelphia to Baltimore. Coming this way, it
will probably run from Philadelphia to Swarth-
more, on the West Chester and PHILADELPHIA
railroad; then TO Chester and Wilmington, on a
track to be built; then on the Wilmington and
Western railroad to Greenbank; then by new
line via Newark to Deer creek, where the Sus-
Quehanna river will be crossed to Baltimore.
nearly parallel with the Philadelphia, Whining
ton and Baltimore railroad. The new road re-
quired to be built will be about 50 miles, and
Col MeComb announces his intention of putting
1t through as soon as possible. The whole line
viii be the same length as the old road. From
Philadelphia trains will run to New York over
The Bound Book road, and from here to Balti.
more over the Baltimore and Ohio line
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-18

The statistics show steady and healthy
Increase in the export trade of the United
States Last month the exports OF breadstufrs
We're 50 per cent greater than In April, 1879, and
during the ten months ending with April there
was an increase OF 25 per cent. over the cor
responding period OF last year. The total ex-
ports OF grain and breadstuffs during last April
were valued at 81, 610, 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-18

Hon. W. E. Forster, the newly-appointed
Irish secretary, has already displeased the home
rulers, and they announce their intention Of
Joining the opposition In Parliament and Of
rel ewing the policy OF obstruction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-18

1t is said that Edison is hard at work on a
patent newspaper, In which every mans adyer-
tiSement can be placed at the head OF the COL
Cmn and next to reading matter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-18
BOOTS AND SHOES.

T AIDES, HOUSE sLIPPERs, so. "a,
Newport Ties and But. 81. 81 Is. and 81 5Of
up. <0 -
Miss and Boys School Shoes. rs. Sic, 81, up.
Children's School Shoes. so, 60 and 75c. up.
Mems Caters and Ties, 81 Is, 81, 50 and So mp.
Straw Hats in great variety from zoe. upwards, at
l9l4 and 1910 Pa. ave.
Sign Big Shoe. j w. SELBY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-18

EOR RENT-One HOUSE; and two for sale on
Il easy terms: all new; near East Falls, Church
station. WELLS FORBES,
my1-3W' Falls Church, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-18

y BEST FINISH GUARANTEED.
BLACHLlDGE, the Photographer, III
Market Space bet. 7th and 9th sts. rpl9-4w'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-18

THE STAR has a direct wire from its news room to
the Western Union Telegraph Office in New York
city. from which wires radiste TO all parts of the
globe and is therefore enabled to the latest
news by its own operator from every quarter up to
within few moments Of going to press. 1t is the
only evening paper south of Philadelphia which re-
ceives exclusively the Associated Press dispatches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-18

A kMYAND NAVY.-Oficers OF the ArmysDd
n Navy, absent from Washington, can have their
Watches, vbep needing repairs, expressed 70 me;
the careful attention they VIII receive ct my hangs
(Dempeeyss Stationery store, Washington dol ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-12-17

Plates Jet Back Combs Jet Side Combs Shopping Baskets
Fancy Baskets Work Baskets Leather Money Bags Purses
and Pocket Books Fine Hair Brushes and Combs and jew
elry sr.si.. ..f
40 Dozen Silk Handkerchiefs from 20 to $3.50
25 Dozen Hemstiched Handkerchiefs for Ladies and
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-12-17

When We viii Exhibit the Largest Stock of Novel and
Fine Holiday Goods Ever Shown in this Market Consisting
of 1000 Dolls all Sizes at per under Price Wax
and China Dolls u inches long for cents.
Fancy Japanese Ware such Easels, Brackets Glove
Boxes Fancy Boxes Match Safes, Fruit Stands, Bread
Trays Card Trays Fancy Plates Ink Stands Vases Bread
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-12-17
IOnday, December 9th,

Grand Display Of Handkerchief.
20 dozen colood Border Handkerchiefs in New Boauti
full Designs from % $3.50
Big Bargains in Unaundried Handkerchiefs
Grand Display of Lace Goods for the Holidays at
CARLISLE & TYLERs.
Real Lace Edgngs English Thread and Applique from
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-12-17

@@ New Lot of Black and Colored
Silks at reduced prices.
81 SO, dozen Hoods and Leggins for
Ladies' and Children at Bottom prices.
,. Hand made Hoods to order in any
Shade desired, manufactured in our own
Store 49, .q.l "aaa I,,. .lrlt -a .iaIa.u
III - -. r lH.ls3l .'.I o.. i.H I
We have the only complete com
plete Yarn Department in this part of
the State where YOU can find all shades
Of Zephyrs, Germantowns, Saxony
Crimped and Knitting Yarns. ,.es
20 dozen Felt Skirts, Quilted
Skirts and Flannel Skirts at a Bargain.
.fhiaf|. -,.- aI Boo noI0" Hai d.R "ai .7hh.' g
lOpieces more Of the celebrated
jamestown Flannels at CARLISLE g.
TYLER'S. 81 y5.aa.. 5 9'la'l. ts q. 5a ..a.
3Opair White and Colored Wool
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-12-17

25 Pieces Beautiful Plaid Dress
Goods from l8c per yard up
Elegant Silk and Wool Plaids at
81 so reduced, from 81 25.
All-Wool Cashmefes in every de-
sirable shade, at SOC. worth 65c.
All Wool Monte Cloths in Black
or Colors 4S inches wide at 80 cents,
reduced from 100. All Wool Shoodah
Cloths reduced rs per cent.
Elegant Novelties in Black all
Wool Goods, Real Camels Hair
Cloth, Armures Barathea Cloths, Black
French Suitings, Henrietta Cloth,
Monte Cloths, Cashmeres, Nuns Cloth,
&c. .-a sol7iisg6I 4
Great reductions in Black Silk
VeIyets. 15 pieces just received at,
81 25, $50, 200, $50, fun 20 per cent 5
under Market value. 20 inch Black
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-12-17

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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1880-1886, 1880-12-17

Blankets from So 90, to 1000 per pair.
Is dozen New Wool Hose from
10 cents to 81 so pair.
b 8 Bales Bed Comfortables, (not
the 20 cent quality filled with Shoddy)
but made of the best Turkey Red Print
and White Batting.
' "' New lot of Black and Grey Fur
Trimmings, Silk Fringes, Passamentries,
Ornaments, Silk Cord and Tassels in all
Shades
h#8l3Eu eIr
. ..af 8H ur.9d .IaI-.r 1ff Il ht'.
,o so 20 dozen more Of our Celebrated
so cent Pants and Vests. l5 dozen
New All Wool Wrappers anc Drawers
for Ladies and Gents at so per cent un-
der competition a'e e a 5a5 a issa5 "a.s s'
bal - lus ,.,5l 81 s,rqe.. 're .n % sa."'. e
u . fyI f