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Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-10-23


A New York mar wants to advcr-
the with Us aud have us take out
the bill in ladies corsets. He don't
wear en- ard don't see any paricu-
lsr use fer them aaou, uie office
unless, hung On d pole, they might
be- an Inspiration TO cur fashion yes
porter; on, tbcu We cant be borlhor-
e by al the old bgcbelors ir torn
standing gaping around the Office.
Prescott, according 10 the Courier,
failed TO To5e $1,000 Of water ben e.
and NOSE water "or ss' may stand
10 nsso OF nDanclai IT" eatlen ToI
soi"e iliet before The aqueous tiaid
takes 20 sfssls1 Of ihem ANT ii
aii.el " s'''hse pi"FoSiliol '-'' way
To- I e-',''i 20 DC c.5 ing ''i =" 'e :
a pipe me % ~ 81 y d 'i'' GO ~ Ct
LOUIS "oui" u0""''''s carry the non"
proposition "l'hent trouble
We hear talkof the formation Of
an ice company here with ultimate
end in view of establishing PACKS
ing house as well as supplying ice
to the city. Mr.. S d Lount, as we
understand 1t, makes the liberal
proportion ~ sen Us i'e i,'0'"iy ~
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Rensingten Embroidery etc

Lessons in Kcnsington Embroid~
cry rom one to four on Tuesdays
and Friday afternoons. Silk, Che
mile, Arrasine and Application ems
broidery dene to ordre, Stamping
at reasonable rates, For terms and
full particulars apply to" AIRS. Mis-
lay, East Jefferson street, PHOENIX,
Arizona ..f ,-,e, .a o22f
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r publican Club.

The members of the Re-
publican Club will meet
at the Club room on Sat
urday evening at z o'clock
promptly in order to form
in torchlight parade.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-10-23
(SeaD set my hand and affixed my official
seal this day and date above written
l. H COX. Notary Pu Bile.
FUNICEI. FRAlNKLINp
TERRIroBY or AIIzoNAg
MAnrcfNnA IafrNpY. {

Personally appeared before me, I. II.
Cox, Notary Public in for the county of
Marioopa, Eunice D. Franklin, wife Of
Samuel Franklin residing in tbe county of
Maricopa. TERRITORY OF A.izDna, beng
anxious Of d.oing business as . sole trader,
files this, an inventory or schedule u har
personal property, Is set lgesh in Che FORE
going instrument. She + 'zaee'n te. me Ito
be the person who SIGNED l71ras9i ass
instEunlent, and she as--Isi .4-asi
that she gnell ts ,ss4zl sss=is = s5s's '-'
taE1lys for the uses tlere aal IssIEn.
Witness lny iialla ust saal thla dag
(seal) and date before laanli5asa
L Il. cox. Notary Public.
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-Notice for PubIication.3
Pre-empLlon 10. -754.. -
LAND OFIIcE At TUCSON lAmgoN IL

LAND OFEICB At IUCSONl 4 FIZON ~ n
September 1854
ny Office is hereby given that the fol-
~ Lowing named settler b led notice
of his intention to make fraf proof in
support of his claim, and that said proof
viii be made before the Hon! d. Ii,
Pinney, Judge of the s2nd DISTRICT. court,
county Of Ma icopa, Territory of Arizona,
1t his chambers in Phoenix, on .the I7uh
day # October, A D., 1884, viz: Hiram
D Scott. of Phoenix, Maricopa county,
4. II, for the Il of section IA, tow n
ship n, Range . e, 6. q S & BIN, and
names the following as his Witnesses
viz: Mathew r. Morrell. Geo. u Collins
Martin Griffin, and Simon Novsnger, ali
of Phoenix, Maricopa comfy, Arizo- a.
80 t.sf44 BEN NJ. JHOM s, ftf-
Regi ter.
First publication September 1lth, 1884
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Voice to Id, Pnblfo.

Having mace Arrangements to-
take charge OF tic new city lems-
terry, any person wishing % purchase
lets or use the pOtlers field eau 90
go by calling at my officer for per~
NIT. Respectfully, -,
- j. NJ GRHaoRY.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-10-23

7e1hecfaae candidates for
the. csunty offices are opposed TO
encouraging auy railroad eommuui-
cation with the outside werld, aud
pfepese 10 evade the whole issue by
saying nothing about it,
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-10-23

The Knights OF Pythias VIII give
social dance At thtir hall fof the
IN MIXERS Of The order OH Friday
.eyeniBg. a general attendance Of
the brethren Is Invited ~
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-10-23
4oEDAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

MONDAY ArTBREooG-EERRITcRIAL
Territory VS. HeTculaw Oc' ia
Ordered thst the con- Knitting Justice
render foll record au6 statement of
the cass IN the court below this
coru;
ii G How ii vsJ II Ells-Order-
ed that the bond filed be approved
by the clerk. Clark Churcbill was
en- molten added to counsel for tie
defendant.
TUESDAY NoREINs-U. COURT.
U S VS. Ny Ching, indicted for
selling liquor to Indians-Csse tried
and defendant found guilty by jury.
Trial juror H H Trayis excused
trem the jury.
Grand Jury came into court and
presented nine indictments and
final report and ~ere discharged
with thanks of the court.
Triai Juror c S Peterson was e1>
cused from the jury.
u Svs r A Davis--Case contin>
ued and bond fixed at $500.
Us VS. Quintaneris-Affidavit of
defendant for witnesses taken and
Marshallerdered TO subpoena same.
The following trial jurors were
summoned and appeared:
Chas Pendergast, T V Gatke,
N Norton, Leon Brewer,
L r Shaw, J D T'ye,
John More, Chas Fox,
D Hsrdenburg, r. Cartwright,
r N Duncan, George Bane,
Ramon Valencia, BENZ Goldman,
o kellogg, n Reese,
G + Stake, E Prscsri,
\ T Mathews, JD Grant,
A + sutton, W NJ Osborn,
\ Hudson. JHCox,
John 7 Dennis VS. w Crenshaw
Dismissed.
Territory vs. NJ Flofes-On trial.
The 6Hal report of the United
states Grand Jury was hat seven~
teen indictments had been found and
ak ignored.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-10-23

| we cannot too often q teo eerI-
0usiy impress upon the farmers OF
the. South the necessity Of 5mp1ovs
ing the epporudIty. that VIII be
Afforded this winter Of examining
into sbe different processes and ape
plisnoos by which otaer farmers
diversity their occupations ard tl,ejr
products, The Wold's Ezposjtisa
VIII bring together "Dearly III tBe
Industrial aPpsratuses kn0Mn OF
in Csc, aud the decision 6dcIs peaa-
liar attractions t. the .Southegp
farmer Who is tired Of The slavery
of cotton We could lnuIGpIy ar
gunenls in favor II Abandoning tAIs
one>crop madness. We could sha~
how II has brought The south notl>
ing but ocbt, poverty ana I'm barrass-
ment. We could show that in It's
perpetuation there is absolutely 20
hope Of progress or improvement.
But experience-the unbroken and
unmisIskabie experience of a lo1g
series of years-have proved al this
SO conclusiveiy that no elaboration
of the theme is necessary. Instead
of betteriug their condition every
year, instead of gradually surrounds
ing himself with comforts, clevating
their children and accumulating
independence, our farmers have
either stood still or retrograded
They drag along hand-lo- mouth
existence, finding themse ives 10
better off at the end of a years hard
work, growing older and losing both
strength and energy.
There is no essential reason why
these things should be. Our lands
are more geneI Gus than those of the
North, our climate is more PROPS
tious, and, so far from the circum~
stances being unfriendly, they are
exactly the rever SC and IN the high
est possibly dtgree. Why, then, |
should our farmers remain the |
mire while the march Of progress
leaves them far behind? Upon the
prompt and intelligent SO utien # I
this problem depends GU reliar., .
anu BY visiting the exI csition alq I
reading aright is eloquent al
vivid lessons, ne shall be enabled to /
achieve that end. The world IL.
moving AID we must Move also.
Ne cannot hope 10 via ibt grest
prize if we neglect tbe means which
skill, investigation and science have
placed within our reach -ATssg
Orleans Bulletin
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-10-23

Mr. NJ. III. BROADWAY is person
ally quiet, inofensise gentleman
that would harm no nan and one
whom men respect, out his inability
Of hll he sherif1's office without be-
ing abe tool Of those who seek to
continue their courthouse regime is
Just as certain as the preceding
pr position, and we mean no disre>
spect to Mr. Broadway when we say
.hat it is we'll known that bis busi-
ness experience is such rs units
him to even determine frem She
books Of the office whether his dep
uties are swindliug him and The
county or not He would be obliged
to depend implicitly and entirely
on deputies
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-10-23
"Buc hu-Pafha.' ,,

Quick, complete cure, all Kidney
Bladder and Urinary Diseases, Irri-
tation, Sealding, Stone, Gravel. Ca
arrh Of the bladder. 81. Druggists.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-10-23
CeEET.


ASSOCIATE JUSTICE D H. PIsNEy
PRECEDING.
! PHoENgx. Oct. is, 1854.
AFTERS0oN sCssIoN-T BRBIToREAL
COURT.
My Fl sullivan. " D Mn -
| he.riug on mot 90 III n " tsial; a.
| gued and submi,;ed to the court.
| H G Howell Ell al VS. II II Linviile
Hearing on demurrer to answer
argued and submitted to the court
and taken under advisement.
MONDAY FoREN oOE-U. s CORRT.
U S VS. r A Davis-Defendan de-
INJURED to Indictment; demurrer
overruled; defendant excepted;
plead not guilty. On melton time
was given til tomorrow morning to
file affidavit on motion for continu-
ance.
US VS. Leonardo Gamez-Demur>
rer argued; ovelruled; and defend
ant plead not guilty.
U S vs. Sue Yung-Demurrer ar
gued and submitted; overruled and
defendant plead not guilty.
U 5 VS. Quin,aneres-Plead not gull |
ty In both cases.
Trial Juror c. s. Peterson was ex-
cused by the court on showing good
cause.
Trial Juror }. P. Ofme was ex~
cuscd by the cour! till his brother
returns
Recess till 1 80
TERRITORIAL. COURT.
H G Howell vs. Ii Ellis-New
bonds fled.
H Barry VS. N Rosenthal & CO.
answer fled
Elizabeth Gardiner VS. J J Cards
ner ct al-Alinony paid.
Rosenihal, Kuner 6 Co. VS. J Il
[~aac ct al-Proofs heard and decree
Of foreclosure OF dered.
Territory VS. Rsmsn Buerta, in
licted for grand larceny-Arraien-
ID and plead net gully.
The following yenire OF Z 5 Trial
Jurors reported:
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-10-23

Ask tor Wells" Reuah cu Corns.'
15c- Qui complete cure. Hard CT
oft corns, warts. lunious-
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-10-23

Gregory is selling Lumber. shIa--
giles, Shakes and all Builders Ma
terial at COST FOR CASH Now is
the time to build.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-10-23

ri,r4,.Is is l,.reb,. even ,ba4 AZ q rep
uar es'ins r 9. 'e i BOARD e of p5 5,,S
bed ii hssi> ca 5as s5 gay q os5 g5
PET 81 i s5s5i l,ii.S V 5,6g INC
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a Z ~ lia ofioEs ne l2t AZ, ~: ~ ~
iln- IAN. arg -, 20 eS1 me 50 me
lo'i3vs'
-Cert,acate No. 80, Issued to e.
{ 9.uz. IS shares
Gau1 81 - shares
t,.rai cate so Is. issued L. A.
ioees 2s ritStreS
lertIii.let 05l ;iss sstl Hla.j 0f1il 81 p Z
ttis1 - lt4sl.eres
.Eaal zee IS sT.iSsuAd so5j st. ~ al e.
Hf % shares
$50. ua s.er-td To
ttIts glfgl stfFN2rSs
$50 5 iss.4d 20 j
ur' - SHARES
~.-fs+ +zutH 10 We ~
ID SaGrsF
issued .e
iQ rhaEes
ter s "a sl "a - -
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Cert ne. ~ 81. :ssGed o r. &;
Ger iaoate No b, Issued 20 r. 49, 81
&c tideete No. 81, is-ned tc- j. X. =
Ger iacate No, &c. issued TO Nj. -
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runner i..,,.,7s ., \, 80 shares
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Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-10-23

MR. JERRY hIILAY as Deputy
United States District Attorney has
nade 4 most eommendable record
during tie present sessioR OF court.
The United States Grand Jury.
guided by his energetic ana thorough
work. has made some pointed moves
towards ascertalping whether the
laws af the United States are to be
respected OF net, in hndiag nun
Der Of indictments against alleged
e'yeamis's- The dena DIS Of gov
eminent and of society are growing
ore and more imperative each day
in this direction and our Deputy
United States District Attorney and
the Grand Jury are to be commended
iHe showing their appreciation of
this fact and the back bone to stand
by their convictions and the right.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-10-23

THE Babacomari settlers In the
southern end of the Territory have
completed an organization among
themselves to resist the land swind-
iers who are attempting to rob them
OF their lands down there. They
have chosen president of the asso-
citation, d secretary, treasurer and
finance committee, and have the in
telligegce, honesty and back bone to
stick together and hight for their
rights.
Weekly Phoenix herald. [volume] (Phoenix, Maricopa County, Ariz. Territory [Ariz.]) 1882-1896, 1884-10-23

IF you are losing our g1ip on life
try sWell's Health RrneFer.' Gees
direct . weak spae
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sEolasl p . = -
Rough on iteh cures humora
eTupiions, riDgworfn, tetters salt
rheum, frosted fcet, chIioiaids-
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Republican appointments.

The Republican County Delegat'
will meet the people and sIe .sk a
following places and on The follows
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ARE t.

Vanilla, Lemon. Grange, etc, fnvor
Cakes, Creams, Euddl..as, &c, rs DELI
eateIy and Naturally as the fruit f-oEa
which they arc made.
For Strength and True Fruit
Flavor They 36aalsi.zAIcsg2os
PREPARED ~ TIE
PFloe Baking Powder Cos
ChICasos Ii:s Sc Louias l.toa
EGFEEs OF
Dr. PFloos Cream
Dr.. Prices LuPgn
Hest 10y Hop geat-
FOR SAID 874r C-I,Cl-- z5-H-z4
We MAKE BIT DA1 tl.zL2.
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NOw AN rfr-e- h.--ha-a r,~s-e.fl4s
x ~ - 5-f-r--,1 X, -=l ~
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anu Delug q ill'tlftetl f'ii4'ii- .-iie- ,'ii--N
or aYal1iIl=s itlSseiI o. tiie i''ii,.s7 y - 1.'
OF the ieeis.4sa5e o- siie -s-i
ARIZONA. eilttytr.l e
OF cAtpter I.liltS--so
Sete- passed. i,75,Hlil
hereby declare ana make know ID 'll'--
Will from TINS GATE s'fts ~
my own name as = SOie 1fiit-ti '-il't 'i' ii
dly1eill3ily cespcilsi'ie l ms ''lr i3i'ii A,'t
az att'sa eelltistct1e+ - illS -
Of SAID business. mat Ji-e business t-t.
Will be CARRIED ON s1s me - & s-5i.e isst II
that OF farming stocH ami l}'slt . i5-lls
in all the various oraIeil .iefaf.l 'tilt
I me ailiol my, 70 ~ -. ~ No.
business business, 'i9es -, w
1ili o9,.i.I '-'','. i, t,,--,.,... -,t
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my itaiid and seal -i-= tiie t'e ~
OF Ce59aefs one li9e7aitA eis-
'-iiti e-=sil's -''i+' -l--.-.--- 75s ,-i-r se-
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tho ves. ii a1.r Iona oaa
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COS. . Notatr F.iislis - and for lH6 c
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E4V a8Via T1

40 s-,z4s iaGaO si5 o. iiiiio
- z - ~ "a a. x Assf r.ryeL
ana ssEAA
From ue5e sources an
oftae diseases Ofthe NUNS
symptoms indicate their -.,.
Loss or Appetite, Bowels "a 'ift
Sick HeEGaeslcs fHklfness AN .ii9
ing. aversion 20 eIeEtio1R OF ba-
szlzzass- E1E-ssc1attoEa Of food 1rFitRA
5ty CT temper, Low spirits, A fe liz.
OGha-sr 9 ncSae ,&soIne duty, Dir ,
illness, - =. IT the Heart, Dots
before -, highly cOlored |
Urine, CDlsSs - PATTON and demand |
the use ola remedy that acts directly on /
the Liver As q Liver 3nedicineEUTT'S
Pills have no -~~-', Their action on
the Kidneys anu .l4lI is also prompt; |
removing al impurities through these |
three =. scaVongeTs OF the systsra,"
producing appetite. sound digestion, |
regular stools, q clear skin and a Wig
oIOus body. 'E'zJET'S PILLS cause no |
nausea or gIfping nor interfere with |
daily work and are n perfect
r IaTED g93E TO ElA I A g IA.
Sold cverywi, re $50. Office "A MurraySt.N Y. |
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" 40 !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-24

There Is no cholera in the United States nor any
thing like IT; put the weather Is growing pretty
hot, and stale fruits and vegetables are plenty.
These two conditions are conducive to cholera
morbus, and few severe cases OF that disorder in
one place are enough to get up panic alarming in
Proportions, and disastrous in many ways in its
effects. obviously, therefore. the proper thing for
every one 10 do is To keep clear OF both provoking
Causes as much as possible. The avoidance OF ex-
element, and temperance and caution in the use OF
food and drink. are advisable and proper at all
times In period like the prese ut they become a
public obligation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-24
The prohlbltlonists at Ptttshurg are having Jus

The prohibitionists at Pittsburg are having just
rs much fun as the republicans and democrats had
at Chicago The ladies play at politics extremely
well, and the men seem as much excited over the
nominations as though the conventions selections
stood some chance of getting an electoral vote
The republicans who went to Pittsburg 10 get
Blaine endorsed have come away disguised at the
determination of the temperance men and women
70 play their game out and. matter OF political
expeilency. the result is probably lucky thing for
MT Blaine. With faulty that Is absolutely unlntel
hsole some ofthe most ex IRENE republican organs
are parading the fact that Neal Dow and Senator
Frye endorse Blaine as good prohibitonist, with
out rejecting that the republicans have IN ore to
lose in the German than they have in the temper
ance vote Mr.. Blaine would therefore do well TO
keep - eye on his alleged friends. who shout
Ing unanimously that he IS prohibitiOnst OF the
sterne5t SORT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-24
LINEN DEPARTMENT..

At Last, At Last,
After five months waiting manufacturers Remnants
OF Irish Linen to-day received
DO not belong IN our Remnant sale announcement
We nave made them part OF our Regular stock and in
tend keeping them our counter every Cay in the
year We have been promised them week for the
last three months from manufacturers in Belfast
ana have continually promised many Of customers
that we would have them KIT week next week
Finally they are here length from to six yards
qual1tie! the best prices IS 80 IS a. As So So and &C
al hs rTlc that is the coarsest number is
worth Az cents the finest number 81 10 per yard
WOODWARD x LOTHROP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
ONE PRICE ONLY
921 Pa ave fiy24I e12Dst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-24

CasSiuS NJ Zedaker, who has just been put in a
lunatic asylum, is described an imltator Of oscar
Wilde. and as being so very eSthetic that he pre-
ferred being paid for his poems In flowers TO being
paid in money. There is radical mistake here.
Oscar Wide never set Cassius NJ. Zedaker any such
example as that oscar did say that dollars were
ugly. and he admired flowers very much; but he
exhibited himself and sold his alleged poems only
for dollars very few of these ugly dollars he
exchanged for beautiful flowers; the rest he In
vested proftaby, and, instead Of going to lunatic
asy luul, he has married rich girl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-24

Chinese nnancier IN New York has followed the
late contagious examples OF that city, and defaulted
Tue enervating atmosphere OF New York was too
much for his principles. In China they stimulate
mans moral back bone by treating bankrupt's
head as one OF the principal items in his list Of
assets The same rule here might improve our
business methods
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-24

II Is telegraphed from New York that leading
broker Of that city is of the opinion that 1.-The
Cholera In Europe will help the stock market here
This Is the Wall street view OF the divine plan of
creation and existence. No matter how much
suffering and sorrow and desOlation there may be
IN tue world, so long as there is a booming stock
market every thing Is all right in the eyes OF its
babirIe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-24

William Walter Phelps is very rich and wants to
come back TO Congress. Daniel Drake Smith lives
In the same district Is also very rich and wants TO
come 10 Congress too. The business men OF north
ern New Jersey are anticipating an easy money
market for several months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-24
RENsASrs Or Fine SILK HOSE

Three pairs Drop-Stitched Silk Hose, in lisht blue
size 81 only former price, SL50, price 81
each. '
-Four pairs Silk Hose Navy Blue, silk clicked former
price, 81 So remnant price 81 per pair
Pour Plain COlorpd Silk Hose Cardinal one
light Blue. and Pink. III size only, former price
81 90: reLln ut price, IL per pair
Nine pairs Fancy Striped silk Hose. sizes So and 9
only former price $50; remnant price, 81 pair.
en- Ialrs SILK Hose solid coiOr> silk clicked light
blue pink and cardinal these extra good value the
sizes are So and only, former price 81 I5 remnant
Price 81 .23 pair. .
Two pairs silk Hose. drop stitched extra quality Of
sk, in size 90 only: light pink and wine color
former price 3 %: remnant price. 81 30 per pair
seven pairs SILK Hose silk cloched solid colors pink
light blue and wine. size and only; former price So
remnant price 81. 80 per pair.
Five pairs Rlbted silk Hose. size 81 only: gar
net two bronze, two light blue. former price, 80
remnant price. S115
Hosiery Department, first door)
WOODWARD Il LOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
ONE PRICE ONLY,
921 Pennsylvania avenue. 9l2 d street.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-07-24
REMNANTS Or AL SILK BRocA.

DED GRENADINE.
No3O622 remnant all Silk t,rensdine IL yds regyl-
lar price 81 per yard remnant price for IL yds SIS
No. 55513 remnant of all Silk Brocade Grenadine
ys regular price 81 so per yd price for the
yds $500.
No. 55.514 remnant all Silk Brocaded Grenadine l6
yds trOn which Will cut yds1 regular price 81 80
per yd remnant price. 81 peryard.
No IL remnant all silk satin striped Grenadine 6
yds REGULAR price 81 yd remnant price 6 ytls 81 so
No. 50 remnant all Silk Satin Striped Grenadne AZ
yds. S415. -
No. 10 remnant all sik'Basket Croche Grenadine,
yds regular price, 81 so per I'D price for yds
No 103 remnant ottoman Stripe all Silk Grsnadine
6yds. SO " WV
No. 81 059 remnant More Stripe all Silk and Wool
hernahie yds regular price. Sl75 per yd remnant
No 1907. remnant Ottoman Stripe all Silk Grena-
aS lo yds regular price, 81 yard remnant price
REMNANT OF SILKS
we nave ~ remnants of Silk i'll length ranging from
IA TO yds. consisting of Gros Grain, Gros de Suez
MerVellienx. Surah and RhadZimer remnants of
Natefed SILK IN dark garnet plum and blue
mer price. 81 80 Per yd: remnant price soc Ter yd
remnant stri cd satin all SILK dark garnet regular price
SLSo va remnant Price SIC Per yd short pieces col
ored eros Grain Silk. strawberry leather and DIX bronze
regular price 81 per I'D; remnant price Soc per I'D
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
ONE PRICE ONLY
921 PENN. AVE. [jy24l e12D.