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National Republican., 1883-06-05
Election OF Officers.

At the meeting of the stockholders of the
Northern Market company yesterday after
noon the following directors were elected
Jesse b. Wilson, L. W. Dom, Il. b. Detrick,
w. b. Downing, Chris Rupert, J. M. Eiker,
VIM. A. Cook, Frank p. Davis, and w. H..
Weyrich. The directors will elect pres-
dent, secretary, and treasurer. Last year
these officers were Jesse b. Wilson president,
and Il. w. Dom secretary and treasurer.
National Republican., 1883-06-05
The Boss Fisherman,

Mr.. d. ]. o'Connor, Nof the Riggs house.
made the biggest bass catch on record satur-
day morning near Point Of Rocks. With an
eight ounce rod he caught seventy-six bass,
the largest of which weighed three and three
quarter pounds. Fifty of the fish weighed
together seventy-ninc pounds. Mr. O'Con-
nor's luck has enthused the fishermen, and
Point of Rocks will bc the destination Of
numerous parties this week. Mr.. o'Connor
used live halt
National Republican., 1883-06-05
Marriage Lieensea.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Maurice Joyce and Katie Nolan, both of this
city; Oscar w. White and Agnes l.. Green,
both of this city Henry W. Wall and Norah
p. Haw, both of Baltimore, Md; John H.
Gregory and Florie ID. Wilcox both of Rich
mond, Va; Daniel Miller, of Richmond, Va,
and Mary Il. Kissner, of this city.
National Republican., 1883-06-05
Mems Furnishing Department.

We call attention line of Bicycle and Boating Shirts
at 81, ST. so, $2.75 So, $3.25, and $3.50 each
Boating Jerseys, in blue and white, 81 and S4.75
Genuine Pepperel Jean Drawers made to our own order
in the thorough manner only so per pair The sig
nicance of the Genuine Peppere will be appreciated by
those who will take the trouble compare quality with
goods usually sold at this price.
- AS specially also offer Nansook Featherweight
Drawer made ORDER in the most thorough manner
at IS cents per pair usual price, one dollar per pair
We have Just received of goods from Vrgoe, Mid
deon Co., of London in which there several styles of
their celebrated Standing Tab Colahe small ab being
sewed into side of the collar under which the strap of the
tie placed preventing it from slipping up in uncomforta
BILE manner is often the with ordinary standing collars
Price, IS cents each; IS per dozen.
National Republican., 1883-06-05

During the administration of Gen. Green
b. Raum, as commissioner of internal revenue,
from July /, 1876, TO March /, 1883, there
were 6,371 illicit distilleries seized $500 per-
sons arrested, 80 officers and employees Of the
bureau killed, and SO officers aud employees
wounded.
National Republican., 1883-06-05
~. pntrIcL,s CHURCH.

A permit was taken out yesterday for the
erection of st. Patrick's church, ON Tenth
street, near G.. This church will cover space
of rs by 1869 feet-throe lots of ground. The
material is to be of Potomac blue stone or
gnciss, with trimmings Of dressed Ohio stone.
The style of architecture TO be pure gothic.
1t will cost over 100000
National Republican., 1883-06-05
RocIieater Heer.

Try it, and if not the best bottled beer, get
your money back.
Delivered to any part of the city, by dozen
or case, at 75c. per dozen. Order by mail or
telephone. +. II. FINLEY,
1906 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1883-06-05
Could Hardly stand on Her Feet.

r. V. PIERCE, NJ. d., BUFFALO, N. "
Dear Sir: / must tell you what your medicine
has done for me- Before taking your "Favo-
rite Prescription" could hardly stand on
my feet, but, by following your advice, am
perfectly cured. The =" Favorite Prescrip-
ton is wonderful medicine for debilitated
and nervous females. / cannot express how
thankful | am to you for your advice.
Yours truly,.ss b '-uss sy-a
Mrs. CoRNELIA ALLISON, Peosta, Iowa.
National Republican., 1883-06-05
Nh TroubIe 10 swallow

DIR. Pierce's "Pellets" Ghe original "little
liver pills y and no pain or gripping. Cure
sick or bilious headache, sour stomach,
and cleanse tho system and bowels. 25 cents
n vial.
National Republican., 1883-06-05

The best regulator of the digestive organs
Bitters. Try 1t, but beware of limitations.
Get IRON your grocer or druggist the genuine
article manufactured by DR.. j. G.. B. siegert
L Gunn
National Republican., 1883-06-05
II Yon With

cheap gossamer rubber coat think have
the best in this market for the price. Boys
from 2S to "a inches, $2 mems from SO to so
$3.50 each. These are double breasted, long,
and the fabric well covered.
GEO. q. HESNING, 41O Seventh street.
National Republican., 1883-06-05

SALTMARsH, ALA.-Dr, James b. Mills
says: "Several OF my patients have used
Browns Iron Bitters for chronic indigestion
with benefit"
National Republican., 1883-06-05
Wells, 'RouCh ON Corns."
wn., III, Internal, Revenue Did.

Ask for Wells "Rough on Corhs." 15c.
Quick, conplete, permanent cure. Corns,
warts, brAions
National Republican., 1883-06-05

Mrs. Sarah Wright was acquitted of keep
ing dangerous dog.
Sophia Johnson, colored, was sent down for
sixty days for stealing from Maria Archer
and Lizzie Allen.
Charles Jones was given sixty days for
stealing $5,from William Marr.
Samuel Ward was sentenced to pay fine
$50 for assaulting Daniel Lyons.
A secondhand dealer named Fay was
charged with receiving stolen property. He
was ordered to return the property.
National Republican., 1883-06-05

Mr.. JOHN d. Briggs, of the Baltimore, Nor
folk, and Roanoke $. b. Co., says of DR.
Worthington's Cholera and DiarrhGa Medi
cine, that he regards it as valuable medicine
for all affections of the bowels.
National Republican., 1883-06-05
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
Boston Dry Goods House.
SPECIALITY.
SPECIALITY.

Fine Satin Parasos China silk lining only Sa75.
Fine Satin Parasols, China silk lining, trimmed with black
Spanish lace, only $3.50
We make speciality of fine Black Satin Parasol
all silk marcene lining trimmed with wide black Spanish lace
$500
Fine ten-rbbed Paragon Frame Satin Serge Coaching Par
asol only $3.50, worth $3
National Republican., 1883-06-05
Mems Gauze Underwear,

IS cents s7 and 50 each Excellent value for the
price.
English Balbrggan Shirts "a A nches cents each
French Babriggan Shirts and Drawers, at low prices
Ise Thread Shirts, all Sizes only $I.25 each.
Fine Balbrggan Shirts and Drawers perfect fitting the
shirts being coatshape the drawers pantshape all Sizes
only $I.75 each.
National Republican., 1883-06-05
Police Court Notes.

rs. CoRNELIA ALLISON, Peosta, Iowa.
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Affairs i'm Alexandria.


THE YELLOW FLAG HAULED DowN.-There is now
extreme northern limits, in the same house where
colored woman recently died Of the disease. The
lad who had the smallpox at house ON the lower
end OF Prince street has recovered, and the yellow
flag has been taken down.
FALLS AND HURTs.-During the slippery weather
the Ice. Henry Smith fell on Patrick street and
was painfully bruised; John Bayne broke his arm
near SmOOtS tannery; John CAN'T cut his head
Dauly; Mary Morrison, cOlOred, on her way to her
service place Sunday morning, was very badly
hurt, and was assisted by neighbors to her home
broke his arm by fall on Lee street.
THE REGISTRARS CLAIM.-In the action OF Regis
trars Wimsatt and Simpson against the City
Council OF Alexandria for some $50 claimed by the
registrars Tor recording voters names at 10 cents
each, Judge Meade instructed the jury that the
sums which they claimed; but the jury found o
verdict for the defendant in opposition to the
judges instructions.
REPORTERS NOTEs.-At the last mayors court
James Henderson and NJ. Davenport were each
fined e so for disorderly conduct.-The corpora
Insurance society VS.. Thomas Smith, OF Washing
ton.-The prisoners at the station house this
morning were Chas. Schaffer, awaiting the arrival
OF the charlottesville Officers; Bud Arlington held
Tor disorder. and two colOred men and one colored
woman, drunk and d1sOrderly.-SchaHer, now
frescoed considerable portion Of the capitol at
Richmond while serving a sentence for forgery
Hunting creek and the canal give our skating
population now hne OppOrtunN ies, of which adj
vantage Is taken.-A Washington wife who had
quit her husband because he was often tntOxi-
band going with her, the temperance pledge in
his pocket
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Affairs IN West washington.


FINED FOR STEALING AND FOR AN AssAULr.-A
neatly-dressed young man named JAS Duncans
was In the Police Court this morning charged
with stealing an overc0at from John P. Himer. OF
1884 Bridge street, West Washington, ana also
with assaulting Mary Callan. He pleaded guilty
to the last charge, and was sentenced to 5 Is
days In this case. Mr.. Hfmer stated that he
went into O barber shop on Bridge street yester-
day. and while there the defendant walked out
with witness overcOat, and he found him with
1t In pawn shop afterwards. He failed to ex-
plain to the court now he got the coat and he was
sentenced to 60 days additional in this case.
REAL ESTATE SALE-ThOS. Bowling, auctiOneer,
sold yesterday, for Messrs w. A. Gordon and C. NJ.
Matthews, trustees in equity, the Dodge property,
at the corner OF 31st street and DunOarton avenue
to Mrs. l. NJ. b. Dodge, for $4,000
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.-At the 51st regular
monthly meeting OF the Thirteenth Building ASso-
citation, held last night at GOddard's hail. twelve
shares were retired at the stock value rates-$59
per share
TEMPERANCE MEET1NG-The Dashaway REFORM
CLUB held its regular meeting last night at their
nall, on High street. Addresses were made by
MessrS. Craig, ROhrer and MCGOWAN, and songs
were sung by Misses Beall and Wells and MesSrS
NOyeS and Robinson.
ACCIDENTS, ETC.-Mr. P. A. Darnelle, while
going to his Office this morning, slipped and fell
on the pavement, near his residence, receiving a
severe blow and cut upon his head. Miss Molly
Castleman also received severe bruises from fall
few days ago; DR.. Grafton Tyler was called in.
The railroad companies were observed this morn
ing sailing their tracks.
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The Rhine Floods.


ELOQUENT APPEAL IN BEHALF OF THE SUFFERERS.
To the Public:
The greatest distress exists in the fair valley Of
the Rhine. Floods unprecedented in violence and
magnitude have carried away not only homes and
their contents. but destroyed for years the fields
which sustained life. In this great calamity we
appeal for aid. We ask every citizen OF the Dis
trct to contribute to the fund for the relief OF the
sufferers, and we are certain our call will not pass
unheeded. There Is no time for argument, nor is
there need to recount the tales OF suffering that
have reached US from that unfortunate land. We
urge the friends or humanity to give freely,
promptly and cheerfully.
The following gentlemen have been appointed
solicitors for this fund: For Georgetown-W. Nord-
linger and DR.. Chas. Becker. South Washington
Conrad Schaefer and s. Hermann. East Washing
tOn-Anton Lehman and l. W. HabercOur. The dis
trict between North Capitol and 9TH streets north
west-JOhn L. VOgt, Chas. Gran and VIM Hell
mus. Between 9TH aud 18th streets northwest
Anton Eberly and August Shmedtie. Between
18th street and GeOrgetOwn-Dr. Walter and L.
Baar. At large-Simon Wolf, Ed. Droop and H.
Semken. The executive committee-AntOn Eberly,
president; L. W: Habercour, secretary; John L.
Dieter1ch, Chas. Graf, Geo. F. Schaefer, l. Baar,
Aug. Shmedte. C. Walter, NJ. D.. 8. Hermann,
Anton Lehman, VIM. Helmus, Jos. COlignon, L.
Schade, Christ Xander Ed DrOop, ALI. Schucking,
w. NOrdlinger, Carl ROeSer. ChaS. Becker, M. D.
Conrad Schaefer, and s. Hermann.
N.B.-Subscrption lists will also be found at
the Metropolitan National bank, the Office of the
German American Insurance Co.. and Metzerott
& Co.'s
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DEATH OF Mr.. AUGUST KocH-Mr. August Koch.
the wel-knOwn restaurant keeper at 933 street,
died this morning at his residence after long i'll
native OF Prussia, but came here over thirty
years ago, and for time was bar-keeper at Wer-
ner's. Finkman's and Kloman's, and also worked
for time at MOnck's, on 9Th street, below the
Avenue, at his trade-turning. About 1855 he
opened. near his late place OF business, the old
Military Hall restaurant, succeeding FOy. He was
the German Yagers-and his place soon became
well known, and during the war was one of the
most popular restaurants In the District He made
considerable money there, enabling him to build
new house. He was prominent member OF the
SchuetZen association.
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The S.ti:ey.(sas Company Investiga.
ton.

CONGRESSMAN MURCH wITHDRAws HIS CHARGES
The select committee to investigate the alleged
relations of Mr.. John Bailey, chief clerk OF the
House OF Representatives,, to the Washington City
Gasligat company, held an adjourned meeting to-
DAY. Prc.ioui to the meeting of yesterday Mr..
Murch the mover OF the resolution upon which
the inquiry was ordered, addressed letter to
Chairman Crowley, stating his intention to ap-
pear before the committee to-day with counsel,
and to submit list Of witnesses to be subpp-
naed, and memoranda which was already
in his possession, which would show
what each witness would swear to- At
the meeting OF the committee to-day Mr..
Murch did not appear. Mr.. Klotz, however, was
present, with Mr. Coleman, of this city, as coun-
sci. A letter WAS read, written by Mr.. Murch, in
which he said he had been misinformed as to the
whole matter, and that so far as he was concerned
he would withdraw all allegations or charges he
had made. Upon the conclusion OF its reading
MIR. Coleman, on behalf OF Mr.. Klotz, asked for
subpoena to compel the attendance of Mr.. Murch,
and also subpoena dslces tecunl to compel him to
bring all letters and memoranda in his possession
bearing on the subject OF the investigation The
committee granted both requests, and adjourned
until today. During to-day's session Mr.: Bailey
was IN attendance; also his counsel, ex-Rep-
reSentatve Jeremiah M. Wilson.
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WEI DE MEYERS CATARRH CURE

Stops hawking snufing. running nostrils poisonous
mucous dripping in the throat and pains the eyes,
pures the breath and restores the voice. taste smell
and hearing An absolute for Catarrh and all ito
symptoms. As effective in of 20 yesrs' standing
as in ordinary colds Dr. Wei De Meyers illustrated
Treatise" Catarrh mailed free on request Cure
$1.OO of all Druggists delivered by d. DEWEY
Co.. 182 Fulton st., New York. $685. than
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

Amusemenis. &c. Tonight.
FoRDs OPERA HOusE.-Ideal Opera Company in
. The Musketeers."
NATIONAL THEATER.-Robson Crane in "For-
ofd1en Fruit"
THEATgR CoMIQUE--Varieties.
DINE MUsEUM-DOg Circus and curios1ties.
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SAVED FRon The Grave.

SAVED FRoM The GRAvE.
Mrs.. NANCY ]. SMITH. Of Eastland. Texas, writes:
II was terribly afflicted with kidney disease and
dropsy. having suffered for over three years. am
ployed the best in this county, and obtained
no relief. but was getting rapidly worse. Ny family
and friends had lost all hope My ron happened to read
your advertisement Of Hunts Remedy, and procured
the medicine for me- Ibegan to take It. and It worked
Hike charm. After taking several bottles became en-.
tirely wen. am indebted to Hunts Remedy for saw
ing e and If it had not been for your gread medi
cine surely would have been in my grave to-day.n
INTERNAL REVENUE DEPARTMENT., WASH.
INGTON. D. G.
Mr.. Stephen A. Apin. Washington. DC. says:
"a member OF my family having been troubled for
several years with kidney disease, and after trying
numerous remedies and methods Of treatment Without
Obtaining relief. she was induced to use your Hunts
Remedy. and altar Thorough tzial she became CON-
pletely cured Knowing the facts in this case cheer.
fully recommend is use to any one afaicted With dis
eases Of above natures
ACTS LIKE A CHARM.
''I have used Hunts Remedy for Kidney troubles.
and to Others and a,xaysf Il 70 ast
Ike charm" JoHx CHAnx1s.
10 Carson ssrsst pitisbarr. n.
''0rsHsuds = he memory q The heaxt~ How many
"a housahoads vhGs = has wrought - nasse suzsl
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COMMISSIONER VESTS CONDITION.
Commissioner West is still confined to his house,
and Is reported as having considerable pain In his
Side but he hopes to be able to be out and ct his
desk in a day or two.
IAPoRTArIoNs OF PAUPERs OR SICK PERSONS FORBID
DEN BY LAW
The law to be applied to these sending paupers
or persons afflicted With diseases into this city Is
section G. page S07. R g., relating to the poor,
which says: SIT shall not be lawful for any per.
son or persons to bring to be brought into
the limits Of this corporation any person or per-
sons destitute OF the means of supporting them
selves, or OF labOriny for their maintenance. or
afflicted with disease, whereby they are likely to
become chargable to this corporation, under q
penalty OF not exceeding $50 norl less than SIS &C.
UNLICENSED REAL ESTATE AGENTS
John Amber Smith, as attorney for the I'M
licensed real estate agents, has secured time from
the District Commissioners to secure relief from
the government
APPOINTMENTS.
Tho District Commissioners have appointed J.
B. Brady inspector and draugEtsman In the office
of the building inspector, vice T. j. Lauritzen re-
signed; also appointed James T. Callan and A. d.
CranCh, watchnen at the Washington navy yard,
as special policemen OF the Metropolitan police
10 rec.
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The Mutual Fire Insurance CO,nuanv.
RESULT OF THE ANNUAL ELECTION YESTERDAY
The result OF the annual election OF the Mutual
Fire Insurance Company was announced last eve
ming, as follows: E Kurtz Johnson, 4,O3s; George
T. bearing. 916; j. B. Wilson, 3s2S; John Van
sarser, ass H. WALKER sses The ss Gentle, M
There were also cast = votes for j. Harrison john
wards q: W. u. Clagett, g; w. E Clark, Z; Geo.
W. Cissell, 3; l. Kissner, /. These candidates
compose what Is termed the new board.
The annual report Of the company for the year
ending December 81, 1882. shows the total insur-
ance in force to December g. 1882 to be s. 1N sO7
policies In force December Is, 1882 4S54: assets Of
company, SIT, 9ia55; total amount available 70
pay losses, Sass, T4A
A DESERTED WIFE PETITIONS FOR DrvoRca-
NJ. H. IL Moulton, as attorney, to-day filed for
Annie +. SfSSon petition for divorce from her
husband, OlIastead c. Sisson, praying alimony
and counsel fees, and a reasonable sum for the
costs OF the suit: Her maiden name was Annie
city, by Rev. d.. Cuthbert, in May, 1879 She
charges that In October, 1879, when she was In
birth o their rst child, he wiifuily deserted her
leaving her utterly destitute.
ELECTION OF OFrIcERs OF rnE PnkroN Con-
HANY.-The stockholders OF the Pheton company
Ssid their third annual meeting az the onice Of
0le company, corner 18th and = streets northwest,
9 u O'Clock to-day. All the capital stock Of the
epmpany was represented The following trus.
eee were elected To serve for the ensuing year: A.
y Hepburn, OF Philadelphia: Sam1 G. EVERY, OF
washington; X. Bruce Bare, OF Washington. After
ne close OF the stockholders' meeting the new
0ustces held their first meeting and elected A. D.
0epourn president, 6am1 G. EVERY secretary
0easurer and superintendent
1HYR TRADE-Harbofmaster sutton reports
eEyty2lS &C the river front as follows: Gchr ). Al
harper, Kelly, 500 bushels oysters, market; schr
= J. Dorsey. Hayden, 600 bushels, do, do.
1HRaR win be 0 trustees sale OF railroad ban,
- other stocks At Duncanson'A 9th and street.
0D1thWeet, to-mouoW q 1.oiclock = m
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To AVOID the wranglc exhibited at the meeting
OF the MJtual Insurance. Company yesterday par
ties desiring To effect insurance advised call
at the Columbia, 1924 street northwest. where
insurance may be effected on long tlma quite as
reaSonaOi. rateS as In the Mutual The Column
bias board OF directors from the best citizens
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TrssEIl,s Ice CREAM and Charlotte Russe.

JUST received at D-ew'S drug store, corner 9th
st-2eJ and Pennsylvania avenue northwest, u
fresh supply OF pura vaccine points
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WE WILL CONTINUE the sale OF our immense bar
gains or einbrOiderie5 Wednesday ami Thursday,
Nth and 18th. MRS. MAX WEYI, Agent.
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ATTENTION. LADIFs!-An hats sold formerly from
81 10 81 .,re NV sold, and your choice, for Scots.
Fin beaver hats 1T IS cts. Tips, plumeS. flowers
stock. Kings Palace, S14 1sh street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-01-16

WRITE TO NYCE. 81 n. Charles street, Baltimore,
for prices OF amateur Photographic outfits Any
one Gin take pictures SO.
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GREATEST BARGAIN In the District Silk-faced
ovarcOIt. worth 30. for $I3, at Lew Newmeyer'S,
734 9TH street northwest, three doors from street
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CROSSING crossed comfortably; cause, Cochrane's
egginos, ladies.
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DRY GOODS.

Rock Borrox PRrcEs
BOSTON Dry GOODS HOUSE.
We have now Marked Down to the Very Lowest Rock
the prices appreciated in Cloak Department We
know from the rapidty with which Stock being
reduced. as few days saies like the past viii ind
us with no stock on hand.
IN OUR BLANKET DEPARTMENT
We have also made very Low Prices on the balance Of
our Stock, and . few pairs Of Soled Blankets are
marked ut prices lower still indeed they ought to
wehave also general reduction In our Lace Cur
tain Department and have made specially Low Prices
on all Patterns where the quantity small say one.
two or three pairs and have also reduced half dozen
pieces Of Ecru and White nottingham Net to 25c per
yard which 10 decidedly the best value we have
offered In connection with The above we offer Q few
special bargains in Nottingham Tides and Pillow
Shams. and TO- Oc0 Antique Squares for making Tdes
Bed Spreads Pillow shams &C.. at lOc each or a
per dozen.
Short Lengths OF Silks velvets and Dress Goods which
we collect special this season Of the year.
and offer the best Bargains Of the season.
We have also reduced few ends of Seal Pushes to 90
low prices that they good purchase for another
season.
Our business is to SELL and II is your opportunity to
buy when You can get the largest value for the money
We pursue the same course and buy from Importers
when they are most anxious to sell.
Lower Prices than we ever owned them We offer one
grade at 75c. yard. is not poor silk either. It
u worth 81 peryard you'll say
We preparing to take Stock and want to clear
up all the Odds and Ends in every Department. and
have made the prices tell.
few Ladies' Fur-top Mitteus at 50c per pair not
many, but they worth dollar to you, not to u.s.
few Elegant French Cashmere Hose for Misses sold at
Toe to 81. 10 pair. willing to sell the broken
sizes at Soc. Per pair.
IN LADIES' MERINo UNDERWEAR
We have too many large sizes 75c. and 81 quail
tes we have therefore marked them soc. and &c., re-
spect'vey, and they 20 right out and We like it.
We are also making efforts to show good Bargains in
Linens and Housekeeping Goods and have just added
so dozen Of splendid Bleached Turkish Bath Towel,
22x45. at Quarter. good as anything we ever
showed for 81 or Sc. heretofore
Wamsutts at l1Hc., and Pride of the West 1t l2kc.
are cheap.
Wide Cottons also cheap. Manufacturers win put
them up again the moment they think the maket viii
warrant 1t.
2O-inch Glass Toweng, all Linen. checked in Blue or
Red at 12c yard. il of every day Bargains;
always have 1t the year around and German Twilled
Linen Crash at same price. il also cheap ct l2c.-ls
inches wide.
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COCHRANE's cotton underwear, ladies'; arrived
uptown.
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EMBHoIDERIEs, eli Give. enticing, enduring, ex-
celent, COchr mes, uptown.