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MORTGAGE FORECLOSU :sE SALE.
nEFAULr having been made in the payment
- Of the sum of Sixty Dollars, interest, which
is claimed to be due at the date Of this notice up
livercd by Benjamin. Wo istoncroit and NARY
Ann Wo0'stoncr"tt, mortgagors, to Roscoe &.
Chase, mortgage, bearing date the Sd day Of DE-:
the Register II Deeds in and for The County Of
Mob Is, and State of Minnesota, on the Sd day OF
December, A: d. 1871 at $3.50 o'clock p. H., in
action Or proceeding 1T law or otherwise !av
ing been instituted to recover the debt &C.
cured by said mortg.ge, any part thereof:
virtue of i power OF sale contained in said mort
gage, and pursuan. to the statute in such case
made and provided, the sal mortgage will be
covered by said NOR gage, viz:
The northeast quarter Of section Four ~,
ttSSMsR os %@Ses aa tour ,5G stfs e
Minnesota, with the Aereditaments aud appur-
tcliances;
viii be sold ut public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash, to pay said interest*nd Twenty;
s:y said mortgage i'll case Of foreclosure, and the
disbursements ed by lew; wl:ic', sale i'll
Re ne Gear Il sG IN c2 II. y at the
"orthington, in said County and state, Oh
The 81 day Of June, 1881,
At O'Clock A. NJ, OF that day.
kOSCOEG. Gil ASE, Mortgage.
DANIEL Rouk.n, Atty for Mortgage,
LIST pub. APR. q, 1881.
Last pub May rs, 1881
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale:
nEEACLr having been made in the payment
is claimed to be due at the date Of this n"tic ;:
upon certain mortgage. duly executed and ne
Mortgagors, to Sarah NJ. Plummer. Mortgagee,
bearing date the eth LAY Of May, A. d. Is 5, and
duly recorded IN the office Of the REGISTER Of
Of minnesota: on the 7th day Of May, A. u. 1878,
At 5:A o'clock p. NJ, in Book "B' Of Mortgages,
on page ~, and which mortgage. by a.; i''stru,
recorded February is, 1881. At ;; O'Clock p NJ il
Book ''F'' OF mortgages, pages H. and ~, in
said Register Of DerdS Office of $ id Mobiles
said Ssra II Fin,neF. and no action % orr pr ny
ceeding at law or otherwise having been illsti-
tuted to recover The debt secured by said mort.
gage, or any part thereof;
No ice is hereby given that under and By vir-
tanned, and in pursuance of he statute IL such
case MA :e ami pro tded, the said m"rtga re vii
b. forcclosed BY the sale OF the premises therein
The nor h half OF the northwest quarter Of sec
ton thirty four (3!), township one hundred and
Minnesota, at public auctin, to the highest BID
der for cash. t. pay the sum then due and unpaid
on sal mortgage and Twenty-Five Dollars at.
OIucy Ice, AS - slcu Ill all w Sllu nlOrC
gage In case Of foreclosure, and disbursements
allowed by law; which sale Will he made by the
Sheriff Of said Mobiles county. at the front door
IT the Court House, In the village Of WorthinE-
ton in said Mobiles county, and State, on
Friday, June Sd, 1881,
At eleven O'Clock a. III. OF that day.
Dated W0rthington, April TO- 1881.
Il. HUKD Assignee.
DANIEL Ro1RER, Attorney for Assignee.
First publication Aprilc a. , lssl.
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CLOSING OUT SALE.

We have 4 lot Of old newspapers which
We will sell at 25c a hundred for the
next few days. just to get rid Of them.
We are getting ready for our ''spring
stock'' ard must have the shelves
clear.
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GO A WEEK. 4!2 d,y at home easily
X1e made: Costly Outfit free. Address
TRUE CO., Augusta, Maine. !-27

The Greatest BleSsing.-A simple,
pure, harmless remedy. that cEres eve, v
time. and prevents disease Ivy keeping
the blood pure. *tom ,ch regular. kid
neys and liver active. is the greatest
blessing ever conferred upon man. Hop
B'tters is that remedy. and it's proprie-
tors are ',ring blessed hy thousands who
have been saved and cured by it. Will
You try it? Str another column.
34w2
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CHf1RcE DlRFt.TORY

CHURCH DIRECTORY
METHODIST Ep1s oPAl~-Services every Sab
hath morning at 10 30: evening service at T.
Sunday School at u. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. T. H. kinsm1n, Pastor.
UNION CON0REoA rroNAI--Servlce* morning
and evening. sundAy School Immediately after
che morning servtct. PRAYER meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. Mr.. Hart. pastor.
PRHsDrTERlAN CHURCH.-Services morning
and evening. Sabbath School Immediately after
the morning service. Prayer meeting Thursday
evening.
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COUNTY MAPS

0RBATREDU CTIONIN PRICE,
Just received at the ADVANCE Office
4 new invoice of MOBILES COUNTY
MAPS, which we will sell ut reduction
OF 50 per cent: for the next 60 days, as
follows:
Single Map, 10c
Two Maps, 15c
Five Maps, Csc
These are handsome colored mans
and the only large maps Of Mobiles
County extant. Parties ordering 10y
mail must enclose stamp
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MARRIED.

FLAHERTT-JouNsoN-At the McManus House,
~ SUNDAY, April a, 1881, by Justice J. $. Me
Manus. Mr.. A1CHAEL FLAuEKTY and Miss
PHEBE JOHNSON, ail Of Worthington.
Here's to Mikes health and his family's and
may they live long and prosper.
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l1AWKEYE.
Seeding has commenced.

Seeding has commenced.
Mrs. Fritz and Mrs. John Mock, will,
their children, returned last week from
the east, where they spent the winter.
r. 1Iartman's only daughter died \
week or two ago, in Waconia, Carver co.
where she was attending school. Our
hearty sympathy to the bereaved father.
Dan Fritz retu: ned last Monday from
a four months visit at St. Paul.
Pete Lebens is bacl'ing yet. His wife
was up rs far rs st. James, but on &C.
count of the R. Il. blockades, she went
back again.
Hay is very short in this vicinity, but
we are bound to squeeze through be-
cause there is none to buy.
Mr.. Chas. Fritz intends to build a
new dwelling right after seeding.
JACK.
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CARPET.-25 yards Of good rag carpet
tor sale. Inquire at this office. 27tf
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Go bly, a bottle of DR.. Marshall,s
Lung Syrup if Won have a cough. cold,
or any lung complaint. and he cured.
Price 25c.. large size SOC. Druggists
sell it,
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FOUND.-A young horsa. Owner can
have the same by paying damages and
for this advertisement. Inquire Of
J. B. Roof. SEC. IS, r. I02. r. 40.
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FAIR WARNING.
From forty to fifty of our subscribers
are owing us from So to So each on SUBJ
scription. In some cases their is a good
excuse for this delinquency. In most
of them, the only excuse is that they are
putting it off till they have paid other
debts or fitted up to suit themselves. In
a few weeks, if the accounts are not SET
tied ar arranged for in some way. we
shall strike their names off and endeav-
or to collect in some other way.
Prairie fires are running.
The thermomete: reached IS in the
shade on Sunday last.
Durham Creamery Cheese for sale at
S. A. Davis. 35-3t
Fishing has been good for a week
and some fine pickeral have been
speared in the lakes.
Fishing Poles, Hooks, Spoons. Lines,
Sinkers, for sale by 5. A. Davis. 35.3t
A drove OF pelican passed over
town on Saturday and paused in the
air for some dress parade maneuvres.
The Worthington schools opened
on Tuesday. having been suspended
since March 4th from lack Of fuel.
Seeders, Harrows, Plows, etc., for
sale by II. Z. Shepard Il Co. 1t
A new pump has been put in the pub
lie we'll and now water can b. had for
teams.
A large drove Of sand hill cranes
passed over on Sunday screeching
like SO many car wheels.
See herd notice of Il. Firth. He is
the firth" man in the field with his
announcement and is an experienced
herder.
Work Cattle for Sale. Inquire Of R.
L. Erskine, Indian Lake. 1t
The Commissioners expect to meet
on Saturday next to issue bonds. Do
not know that they will be able to
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

For Scrofula, and all
scrofulo,,s diseases, Erysi-
pelas, Rose, or St. Antho-
nys Fire, Eruptions and
Eruptive diseases Of the
skin, Clcerations OF the
Liver, Stomach. Kidneys,
Lungs, Pimples: Pustules,
Boils, Blotcl,es, Tumors.
letter. Salt Rl'e,m, Scald
IL IL. III
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T. II. Parsons has rented the room
adjoining Laws Drug Store, and will
occupy 1t az an office.
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Literary entertainment at the Cong.
Church Friday night to raise money
to paint the church.
Squire Dinge's Pickles, always relia-
bic. you look sour for a week. For sale
1T 5. Il. Davis, 35-3t
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So Leading Brands Smoking and
Chewing Tobaccos for sale by $. A. Da'
Wis. 3j.3t
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Last Notice.

date I will, by myself Or agent. try to kil every
dog and barnyard fowl that shall trespass upon
my residence, or upon the grounds enclosed
Herewith.
35-N STEPHEN Miller
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''1.ucky dog'' again. Beats all how
Boreas, or Providence or the Spirits
have helped us through, you know
Here we are again with bundle Of pa
per on hand and the read all blockaded
with melted snow. But the date and
number IN the outside of this issue are
not correct. This 10 Vol. 8, No. IS.
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Oranges and Lemons for sale at s. A.
Davis. 35.3t
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EDITOR ADVANCE: Since my last I
have been over large portion of the
Town and have picked up few more
items.
Nearly every one seems to be ready
for seeding and some have already CON-
menced. Patrick Barry commenced
on the ed; also Geo. Hallas and per-
haps others.
H. X. Nynes was tl'reshing on the
2lst, to get wheat for seed. I UNDER
stand.
Several persons in this part of the
county are wanting to get wheat thresl,-
ed for seed.
Tie oldest daughter Of Maurice o.
1Iearn is very sick, and is not expected
to live.
Geo. S. Barnes is very low and has
been most Of the winter. as also is Mr..
Williams of Westside.
Charles Barnes returned short time
ago from Iowa with bran new wife.
Minor Arrival. on March %. ut the
residence Of J. +. Campbell, a girl.
Credit Grand Prairie will, six since
January LIST.
Charles Bates and Miss Carrie Even.
son, both of this Town, were married
a short time ago.
Later.-M. O'Ilearn's daughter died
on April %, and was buried Sunday,
April "a.
GRAND PRAIRIE.
April "a, 1881.
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S. A. Davis keeps a general assert.
ment of Pipes and Stems. $685.
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WILTMONT.

WILIMONT.
The winter has been Il serious one.
Nature not being satisfied with what
we endured. Il SERIES Of other difficulties
set in. Mrs. II. Lawrence broke her
ankle bone; Mr.. Schneller's children
had an attack Of spinal complaint, end
ing in Il turn Of the measles; Mr.. and
Mrs. Thompson were then taken sick
and Mrs. Drawn is now sick III bed; Mr.,
Schneider is now counted ON the sick
list, and Mr.. e. J. Johnson came home
from Worthington almost dead, having
caught u | It Of wind from the Worth
i"gton lawyers while OH the jury.
The dsserters are beginning to come
back to their claims. They come with
the ducks. J. Serding brings four
horses.
Spring has how opened nicely and
farmers are putting in their crops as
fast us they can.
I1AWKEYE.
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Our widc-awalke Grand Prairie cor
respondent, as will be seen elsewhere,
informs us that farmers are seeding in
that town.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
=. 4rd Mnflcl

The undersigned Is prepared to Herd Cattle
during the cunning We tson In Lorain township
kunn|mg water. Cattle sailed once week -
ol Tor the season. 53t1 r. FIRTH
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Webster's Common School and AGA.
demic Dictionaries for sale at the AD-
VANCE office.
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The Journal has been enlarged g.
gain. The other time we said, 1.-THE
bladder always swells up biggest just
before it bursts" This time we saw:
Look out for another fire. The other
enlargement was followed by a fire.
A Worthington lady informs us
that she found cat sitting on a nest
of hens eggs the other day. A man
named Leonard in Brooklyn, has a
cat which has Matched out 81 broods.
The little frogs were our frogRing on
Sunday night last for the first time. At
least that Was the first time we heard
their cheerful voices filling the night
with song. Keep it up ''clleerful" and
take care to keep your legs out of the
frying pan.
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C.. l. Y. W. TINE TABLE.

c. u. W. TINE TABLE.
Time Of departure Of Passenger Trains from
Aankato:
Leave for Chicago 1oa m. &6 8 pm.
Time of arrival:
From, the East, 30 nj 4 rs m
From the West, o5 LIN Il 80 p III.
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Adrian, April 10, an Slb girl.
The ice is not yet out of the West
lake. This is the latest known since
the county was settled Last year it
went out in the early part of March
and year before about the goth.
NEW BLAcksM1Tn.-John Howard,
Of Southern Iowa, has rented Chase's
Blacksmith Shop, and IS ready to do all
kinds of work in his line. 35tf
\ carload of hard coal for II. G. Shep-
ard 4 Co., came through the other
night and was taken over to Adrian by
mistake. 1t hasn't got back yet.
The Journal last week wrote up the
Okabe:a Mills under the new MANAGE
ment. We did that April l, 1880. The
Journal does we'll to keep within year
and three weeks Of the ADVANCE.
Don't fail to read the racy letter
from our friend W. H. Hoyt, who has
been visiting Sitting Bull and who
pays his respects to his Elk friends
who rified his cheese factory.
NOTICE TO BREAKER&
am now prepared to contract break
ing for Close Brothers & Go. Those
wishing tt break had better secure it
soon, as it is going fast.
F. J. PORTER, Adrian.
Geo. N. Rose is laying his share Of
the sidewalk en- 10Th street between Sd
| and 4th avenues. Now let the others
attend to theirs promptly or let the
Street Commissioner lay the walks and
tax it up to the property. This walk
is much needed.
Tomorrow, April goth, will be just
nine years since the first regular pas.
senger train arrived in Worthington.
We got in on that same train and we
remember that there was still some
snow lying around the banks of the
lake. This year there is more left
than we have ever known at this date.
c. B. Loveless and Bigelow 4
Plumb have withdrawn their patron.
age from the ADVANCE on account oil
our straightforward position on the
temperance question. Put them
down on the "Free Lunch" list, as
they will read our paper all the same
Read the interesting letter from on,
young friend Will Ashworth, who
tells some amusing things about the
semi-barbarols State ofTexas. We've
been down about to that Devils Coun.
try and know how Will will feel to
get back North.
MAPs.--We have Il supply Of Mobiles
County. Maps framed to hang up. Every
office should have one. No family
should be- without this map. Keeps the
baby quiet and sn,oothes the wrinkles
out of your wife's temper.
The first April shower Of tho season
occurred last Sunday night, accompa,,.
led by few rolls IF thunder and FASH
or two of lightning. The last rain be-
fore that WAS on the 18th of October
which turned to snow storm and
knocked the County Fair clear out OF
the ring. Six months and ten days be-
| tween rains.
''1.ucky dog" again. Beats all how
Boreas, or Providence or the Spirits
have helped us through, you know
Here we are again with bundle Of pa
per on hand and the road all blockaded
with melted snow. But the date and
| number IN the outside of this issue art
not correct. This 10 Vol. 9, No. IS.
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MINOR ARRITALS
At the residence of F. J. Porter, in
Adrian, April IL, an 9lb girl.
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FURTHER REDUCTION.
County Maps can he had at this Office
the rate Of for 25 cents.
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The Commissioners expect to meet
on Saturday next to issue bonds. Do
not know that they will be able to
make it this time.
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a Domestic Sewing Machine for sale
at this Office.
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S. S. HEWITT.
Matchmaker and Jowolor.
Watches, Clocks aud jewell for sale and re-
paired on short notice. Al. kinds OF watchex-
Rockford watches a specially.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
At Miller & Smiths Drug Store.
Worthangton, MINI.
S-25-ly.
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E5 IN On per day at homo. Samples worth
~ " ~ A5 free. Address STINsON & Co.,
Portland, Maine.
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EGE week In your own town. Terms and
WV . outfit free. Address II. HALLETT 4
Co. Portland Maine
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NOTICE TO BREAKERS.
am now prepared to contract break
ing for Close Brothers & Go. Those
wishing tt break had better secure it
soon, as it is going fast.
F. J. PORTER. Adrian.
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The ice is not yet out Of the West
lake. This is the latest known since
the county was settled Last year it
went out in the early part Of March
and year before about the Goth.
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GRAND PRAIRIE.

GRAND PRAIRIE.
EDITOR ADVANCE: The long expect
ed Spring with its food of water, has
come at last. Have not heard of much
damage Ivy water. The bridges, so far
as heard from, are all standing as yet.
The people of this Town wonder mucl,
why Westside does not put in bridge
near the S. e. corner ct sec. 26, West.
side. Much of the travel from this
Town to Adrian goes that road and
that place is nearly impossible most of
the year. They don't seem to care be-
cause their people don't have to go
there much. Put in bridge, gentle
men.
Mrs. Dugan, mother of Mrs. James
Barnett, has just arrived on visit to
her daughter.
The officers Of School District No. 80.
have concluded that the action of their
recent school meeting was illegal, and
will not act on it.
If the weather holds fine We shall
commence seeding next week.
GRAND PRAIRIE.
April 20. 1891.
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Don't fail to read the racy letter
from our friend W. H. Hoyt, who has
been visiting Sitting Bull and who
pays his respects to his Elk friends
who rifed his cheese factory.
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Geo. n. Rose is laying his share Of
the sidewalk en- 18th street between Sd
and 4th avenues. Now let the others
attend to theirs promptly or let the
Street Commissioner lay the walks and
tax it up to the property. This walk
is much needed.
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SUMMONS.
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY or MOBILES.
In JUSTICES COURT,
Before r. L. TAYLOR, )
Justice Of the Peace.
z. C. Warl & Co., Plaintiffs,
against Summons
Macmillan Bridges, Defendant.
I" Maximilian Bridges, abovc-namcd De-
PENDANT:
You are hereby summoned and required to be
and appear before the undersigned, one OF the
Justices Of the Peace. in and for said county, on
the l2.h day Of May, 1881, at one O'Clock in the
afternoon, at my Office. In the town Of Elk,
i"!said Mobiles county. to answer to f. C. Ward
Co., IN civil action: should you fail to
appear at the time and place aforesaid, iudg
ll+nt will he rendered against you upon the evi
drncc dduced by said L. &: Ward s. Co., for Sch
sum as he shall show himself entitled IL.
Given under my hand this Sth day o! April
1881. 7. l.. TAYLOR,
Justice Of the Peace
First pub. Abr. 81, 1881.
Last pub. May S, 1851. 34-"w
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The first April shower of the season
occurred last Sunday night, accompa,,-
led by u few rolls IF thunder and fl.sl,
or two of lightning. The last rain be-
fore that WAS on the 18th Of October,
which turned to snow storm and
knocked the County Fair clear out OF
the ring. Six months and ten days be-
tween rains.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

NOTICE..
NOTICE Is hereby given that application will
N be received for the position Ut Night Watch
Ut this village for the ensuing year. commencing
May l. 1851, at the next regular meeting Of the
Council rescrving the right to accept Or reject
any or all such applications.
Il. b, PLOT1S, Recorder.
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Work Cattle for Sale. Inquire Of r.
l.. Erskine, Indian Lake. 1t
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The Journal last week wrote up the
Okabena Mills under the new manage
ment. We did that April l, 1880. The
Journal does we'll tn keep within a year
and three weeks of the ADVANCE.
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New BLACKSMITH Howard,
Of Southern Iowa, has rented Chase's
Blacksmith Shop, and Is ready to do all
kinds of work in his line. 35tf
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MAPs.--We have Il supply Of Mobiles
County. Maps framed to hang up. Every
office should have one. No family
should be- without this map. Keeps the
baby quiet and snloothes the wrinkles
out Of your wife's temper.
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Il carload of hard coal for II. G. Shep-
ard & Co., came through the other
night and was taken over to Adrian by
mistake. It hasn't got back YET.
The Evening critic., 1881-10-01
The PnIais ROYAL.

the finest and most elegant establish
ment in its numerous business specialtics
south of Philadelphia, has been established
at the National Capital through the enter
prise of Mr. Lisuer, the proprietor of TIE
Palais Royal on Pennsylvania avenue aud
Twelfth street, in the Shepherd Building.
The Palais Royal was established some few
years ago in our city, and through the en-
crgy of its proprietor, the elegance of its
stock, and the reasonableness of its prices,
became almost Immediately standing pop
ular institution of the District and an i'm
business, and the extent of the patronage
which he merited and duly received, has
necesstated large addition in size rs well
rs goods to his already extensive establish
mcnt.
The rooms are commodious and are beau
tifully appointed, the specialties in the line
of goods are numerous and of perfect char
acter, many having been added.
Dress trimmings and buttons form an in
teresting feature in the establishment, a
complete line of gentlemen's furnishing
goods has been added, rich laces, and made
up lace goods, and the great speciality OF
hosiery combine to make the Palais Royal
one of the most complete houses in the
country.
The kid-glove department is in itself a
complete outfit, and most handsomely ar
ranged and appointed.
The beauty of the appointments, the ex-
tent and excellence of the stock and the
exceedingly moderate prices blend to make
the Palais Royal universally popular and
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