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The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1885-09-12
Badly Spelled Forgeries.


If liars should have good memories
forgcrs should certainly be able to
spell. To embark on the profession of
an utterer of forged checks if you are
not quite certain of your photography
is always rash. This is shown by an
interesting case at present occupying
the attention Of the Paris police. One
of the banks has lately been defrauded
by an ingenious gang of forgers. They
used to get possession by some e a
of the signatures of certain Of the
banks customers, which they pro-
ceeded to initiate with such skill that
their checks were paid without qucs-
ton. They used yer to write business
letters to the manager. This BETRAYED
them. II was noticed that the word
''annulc' was misspclled on one of the
forged checks. 1t was also noticed
that the same misspelling occurred in
a letter of Guinct, one Of the suspected
persons. The manager was struck by
the coincidence, and MI. Guinet was
arrested and put on his trial. This
simple story shows how necessary edu-
cation is, even in the easiest profess
siOns.-Sk. JamcS' Gn%CttP.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1885-09-12

The longest respite on record has
been granted by the Governor Of Della,
ware, in the case OF Lewis +. List, who
was sentenced to death for a murder
committed in Wilmington. The law
prohibits the Governor from commut,
ing a death sentence, so he overcame
the legal prohibition by respitjng List
until Friday, May 70, l940-ovcr fifty
four years. He is now in his twenty.
fifth year,-N y, Sun.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1885-09-12

A paper piano has been manufac.
tured at Paris. The material for the
8 was compressed and took a perfect
polish, and the tone of the instrument
though not loud, was very sweet--a
soft, full. quasi-continuous sound, re-.
sembllng somewhat that of the organ.
- Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1885-09-12

Very entertaining stories come
from the West this summer. One ia an
account OF a rattlesnake stopp,r no 4
locomotive, Boston Post,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1885-09-12

Harrisburg. Pa, boasts Of a widow
who has eloped twice with coacbmen,
thus breaking the record. PlttsDa III
Posi-,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1885-09-12

There are II thousand live hun.
dred girls in Now York engaged ip the
manufacture Of artificial flowers,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-12
Affairs i'm West washington.

&C COLLECTOR OF CrsToxs-Mr. J. Henry Will
she Of Tor sh esed
mission expires on the 18th Of this month.
There are several applicants for the place;
among them being IVAN Lyons, John j. Bea!l
ana w y. Uutchins, all residents of George
town.
REGAINISG HIS HE.LrH-Dr. W. Bowie
Tyler, who has been I'll since December last
with pneumonia and has been recuperating
Tor some days past at Fortress Monroe. returned
home yesterday. greatly benefited having
gained 81 pounds In week.
IiIE TYLER EsTATE.-Hr. James l.. Davis,
real estate agent of this place, has sold for C. NJ.
cry. situated on the north west corner of 3Oth
and streets, TO w. 7. Baders for 81 900. The
lor fronts " feet ON 3oth street by 30 feet on
street, with improvements. The entire prop
erty sold for $1,000. The purchaser is q well
known druggist, who coniemplates residing
here.
GRAIN REeEIPTs.-Canal bont Seneca arrived
with 500 bushels OF corn and 600 bushels of
wheat for Hartley Bros.
arrived to-day with 900 tons OF ice from Ken
nebec.
LA.M-Great Fails, temperature, So; condition,
So receiving reservoir, temperature, 64 cond-
ton at north connection. 80; sou til connection
36 ten. pc ratun condi-
ton ut infiuent gate house, SO; ettiuent gate
house, 80. High tide In the river to-day at 3:15
pm; low tide at 1918 pm
ANDREW JACKsON's SToxAcH-Prof De
SInedt has commenced the analysis of the con-
tents oi the stoHlich Vi hnuEeW JACKSON, COL
ored. who it was supposed had been fatally
poisoned by eating some fish sent him by q col
ored man, named Ross. HE two children wore
also made scl. by eating of the came fish, The
contents OF the stomach OF Jackson were sent to
Prof. DE Smodt by Il cOlored boy last Saturday
without any explanation, and were not noticed
by the professor, who directed the janitor of
the office to give the package back to.the man
or the boy who brought them and 60 to police
headquarters. Major Dye yesterday returned
them to the professor, who will proceed to
analyZe them. One package tadns remnants
of the fish given to Jackson and the other con-
tents of the stomach.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-12

L HREh-\kCARTERS
OF OUR CLOTHING Is TAILoR-XADE, AND THE
QUALITY RANGES FROM THE THOROUGHLY
GOOD TO FINEST THE TRIMMINGS. THE
SHAPES, THE FINISH, ALL ARE EXCELLENT
-CUsToM-L1KE NINE-TENTHs OF THE MEN
AND NINETY-NINR HUNDREDTHs OF THE
BOYS CAN BE FITTED Just AS wELL-BErrER
IN MANY INSTANCES IN OUR TAILoR-MADE
STOCK, As BY HAVING THEIR CLOTHES MADE
TO ORDER AND PAYING DOUBLE OUR Low
PRICES.
THERE'S LOTS OF CLOTHING MADE TO
CHEAT WITH; AND THERE'S LOTS OF 1T SOLD
RIGHT HERE IN WASHINGTON. GOOD CLOTH
ING IS MADE AND FOR SALE IN THIS CITY.
WHERE. cLoTHIERs KNOW VERY WELL
HOW TO MAKE OR WHERE TO GET GOOD
CLOTHES, IF THEY WANT THEM THEY
DON'T WANT THEM-NINEo OUT OF TEN, NINE
TEEN OUT OF TWENTY. NINETY-NINE OUT
OF HUNDRED
NOBODY KNOWS THE HIDDEN QUALITIES
OF CLOTHING AND WORK: NOT ONE MAN IN
THOUSAND. COMPARATIVELY FEW KNOW
ENOUGH OF HUMAN NATURE TO GET THE
BETTER OF PROBABILITIES THE CLoTH1ER
sHoULD-MUsT BE TRUSTED DISGUISE 1T AS
YOU MAY. HE KNOWS AND YOU DON'T. ON
THE WHOLE, HADN'T YOU BETTER BE CARE
Full AND THOUGHTFUL IN CHOOSING YOUR
CLOTHIER OR TAILOR, AND TRUST HIM-NoT
HE YOU-FOR THE CLOTHES. HOW DO YOU
PICK OUT YOUR DOCTOR.
1--WE HAD THE WHOLE NEWSPAPER AT
COMMAND WE COULDN'T TELL ALL THE
sToRY~.~~.wE BEAR AN HONORABLE NAME
FOR HONORABLE DEALING In HONEST
GOODS. OUR GOODS sPEAK-ALMOsT-FoR
THEMSELVES, AND THEY SEEM TO SAY: THE
BEST FOR THE LEAST MONEY" BEST YES,
AND NO FEARS OF THE ISSUE FOR LEAST
MONEY! YES, AND WERE 1T NOT so WE'D BE
ASHAMED. WITNESS THESE FIGURES (FoR
wHATe) THE VERY BEST TO BE HAD FOR
THE PRICEs): MEMS SUITS $40, $40, s15 SIS
$40, 500, s25, $50 MEMS LIGHT-wK6SHT OVER
TT3aTs 49, rs s1G s1s sas S2e ~. HENS
s. So rs SIS 70 oAc IKE c5 5ASis SUITS
10y 9UR HOUSE IS h.EADQV AKTERs FOR CLOTH
$ S So@ r 81 E II E6k
A. sAKS d CO.,
THE CORRECT CLorH1ERs,
mil sle AND 3ls SEVENTH STREET.
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BEADED LACE.
ORIENTAL LACES.

FEDORA LACES, 10 NEW STYI EaS, FROM 16c. TO
81 PER YARD.
ORIENTAL. IRISH POINT, NORMANDY, VAL.
AND FEDORA NETS FROM CSC. Up.
ALL SILK SPANISH GUIPURE, ESCURIAL AND
CHANTILLY NETS FROM $l.9S YARD Up
COMPLETE LINE OF JEIrTED NETS FROM
S1.4S TO 81 PER YARD.
AN EARLY CALL WILL INSURE YOU GREAT
BARGAINS
LOOK AT DAYS REPUBLICAN AND POST
FOR THE SPECIAL REDUCTIONS
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ut.EI, HARk ANn OAEIANn

\ DEER PARK AND OAKLAND,
on TIE CREST OF THE ALLEGHENIES
WITHIN THE FAMOUS GRADE SECTION.
NO STAGE RIDES OR Bus TRANsFEitS
ALL LIMITED EMPRESS TRAINS STOP
With the new and unparalleled ias; sched -
Tile on the Bal; imorc aid Ohio Railroad Y:.rAY
these lovely twin reso.t are beyond all com
palison the most advantageosiy located bin a, ~
Rockies.
Leave Washington af,er late breakfast Arrive at
Deer Park for e-iiy dinner. Leave Baltimore after
ing traII are equally favorable. Leave Deer Park
after breakfast arrive q; W ashnston for early din
npr. Leave Ieer Park ter dinner arrive at Wash
ingoh for cary sulper There is also night express
rRIPI.f. DAILY TRAINS EACH WAY.
Ii. and % limitet. for Chicago and Northwest via
Deer Park and Oakland leaves Washington 1000 u
m. arriving AT Chi! ago next morning ut $50 m.
quicker than any Ctier limited. Il. and o. Limited
for tticna,i. It Louis AID the South via Deer Park
ind Oakland leaves Washington $50 pm. arrive
Cincinnati ~ m four hours faster than amy othe
limited - louis G:IJ pm, an hour faster than any
other limited.
MAC-;IflCI:ST TRAINS THROUGH WITHOUT
BUFFET, SLEEPING, rARLoR. FAMILY, ROOM
AND DAY CNACHES
NO FLIES sES rs M 0riTf THE,S 3D. NO HAY
FEVER No MALARIA!
Deer PAX and Oakland. the being, bit six miles
cGu.ec;iilg them, will be undcr the manage of
Mr.. w j. Walker, WHO i'll his seasons manage
men Ct Deer Park made nany enthusiastic friends
mu:.icat:ons should he ad dressed To W. ]. Walker
Queen City jiot.l. Cumberland, Nd, w to june l5
and after that Il Ne either Deer Park Oak land, Nd
rates. $50. aud SOC per month according to To-
cation. Diagrams of f.oors and open at g. & o.
Ticket Office. 81 0and 1851 Pennsylvania ave The
ing Deer Park and Oakland the leading Mountain Re
sorts If the east aud for the of So the
the cuisine of both hotels Will be uneXcelled The
finest place Tor chldden in the land. m5tuihs tljeO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-12
CITY ITEMS.
Because.

Various reasons why every one should visit
the Family Shoe Store, 80 7th street north
lst. Because it is the first store above Pennsyl-
I'd. Because We have the largest stock to select
Sd. Because our prices are so per cent lower
than any other house.
4th. Because we sell Children's Kid and Goat
Spring Heels at 81 cents.
9Th. Because any other house would charge 81
sth. Because we sell Ladies' Lasting Slippers at
7th. Because We sell 81 Kid Opera Slipper at
sth. Because We never misrepresent an article.
9th. Because we sell Ladies' Kid Button worked
button holes, at SO cents.
10th. Because you cannot duplicate them else
where under $3.50.
18th. Because we are headquarter for low shoes
and slippers.
10Th. Because we are selling Newport Ties and
Button at I3 cents.
18th. Because they would be cheap at $3.50.
Lain. because we sell q Gents Low Shoe at
$1.24, worth So.
10Th. Because our Gents English Walking
Shoes at 90 cents are daisies.
10th. Because our S1.eS Walkingtast Shoes are
worth So.
18th. Because we are selling Base Ball Shoes
at 90 cents.
18th. Because our Gents House Slippers have
been reduced to SO cents.
10th. Because we are the originators of low
prices.
goth. Because there is but one Family Shoe
u,
store above Pennsylvania avenue. 1
From the Faces
to Johnsons Dining Saloons. 44O and 442 9th
street, one door from +. Choice oysters, half
shell, received to-day; fine as silk; try them.
Also, meals, lunch, fresh fish, crabs, clans,
spring chickens, and every delicacy. Ladies
saloon first floor. :;
The Combination Of Ingredients used
in making Browns Bronchial Troches is such
as to give the best possible effect with safety.
Ihey are the best remedy in use for Coughs,
Colds and TrOat Diseases. GO
Excellent Sheeting Cotton. 1O-4 wide,
19c. Repetti & Co., 14e street southeast. 1
Was Cured of Kidney Complaint by the
use of DR.. David kennedy's Favoritc Remedy
H. w. Olmstead, Proof Reader, indianapolis
Times.
Crab Meat by the quart or gallon; also,
CLAIMS, Oysters, Hard and Soft Shell Crabs at
Weser's, 111G street northwest. g
Cluett'S Crown Collars.
Cuffs and Monarch Shirts are the best of all. co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-12

PIrWEES and 5 o'clock last night fire was
discovered on the first floor OF Duncanson Bros.
auction store, corner of 9Th and ID streets north
west. Ii is supposed that q lighted match was
thrown through the window. setting fire to
some raw cotton. TIE fire was cXtinguished
without turning in AN alarm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-12
CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed loraIS

The Potomac Tricycle. club last evening elected
the followi ing officers: President. Gen. VIM. H.
Browne; vice president, b III. Doubleday: sccrc-
1ary and treasurer. Andrew Johnson: captain
VIM. Z. Scribner; lieutenant, :. j. Haislett
number OF the lot owners in the Harmony
cemetery al q meeting last evening took pre-
Iminary steps towards forming IL corporation
10 take charge of the cemetery and its affairs
About O'Clock yesterday a white man, about
90 years old, named Henry Honey. fell on his
head from wagon at the corner both ard VI
streets northwest, injuring himself severely
tie was taken To- his home in CniOntOWn
Robert Trowland and Lawrence Carroll two
professional witnesses in liquor cases Were. in
the Police Court this morning. not as usual as
siSting. but opposing the officers The. unre
charged with profanity, and tined So each.
AT the entertainment given by the St Alov-
siuS Literary society last evening, j. F. McAvGv
awarded by the Catholic Young Mems Arch
diocesan Union, of Baltimore. Tor he best essay
on How To Make Literary Society Meetings
More Attractive and Their Work More Etiec
tive
Mr.. Henry Marley, the English evangelist,
Will deliver his private lecture THE Advan-
t;iges and Obligations of Chastitv.'' to men
Only. In the Congregational church this evening
Sarah Caldwell, colOred, was fined S. nv
Judge snei! to-day for assaulting her five-year-
Frank sperry. Of New York, was to-day ad-
Henry Butter. small colored boy. who col
lected money which was owing to his former
employer, and appropriated il To his own use
was sent 10 Jail Tor thirty days by Judge Smell
Mr. X. Goldschm!d has recently sold to Cbas
iiliis The handsome brick house No l.5:, Mas
sachuset;s avenue, second house from the cor
lie tonpte Sula, 111I Pennsylvania avenue
TepoTt. stolen iioIn his house q quantity of Jew,
cry. valued at cl55.
To-day VIM T. Davis bv Mnssrs tyou,o,, 4,
Si.es. n'eG q bill Tor divorce against Catherine
Davis Ihey were married March IItn lS-?,
~ ioik, anu IlEed together till March
iolh, lss2, at which tine he charges she at
tempted his life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-12
AT ADLER'S

AT ADLER'S
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
good reliable Clothing Is offered ut but very slight ad
vance above actual cost. BY reliable Clothing we
mean honest. all wool fabrics that will give good
wear and also give satisfaction. This Is the sort of
Clothing to buy you want TO get the greatest value
for your money. Clothing is cheap just because it
Is offered at low figures. Nothing you buy is cheap
unless 1t fully equals exceeds in value the money
paid for it This Is the sort of bargains you can de-
pend upon getting at
ADLER'S
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE
Reliable material best make and lowest possible
prices Is what we offer.
We have as fine and as large O stock of Clothing as
was ever offered in Washington. visit will prove
this. We sell ct exactly ten per cent above cost and
all promise Is reliable fabrics the latest styles the
lowest prices and courteous and polite treatment No
sensible buyer expects more than this and Clothing
buyers will find that first in quality, lowest in
price and to Iatronize US is to save cash
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-12

BICYCLE AND BOATING SHIRTS, for boys and
men single and double breasted Look mt our
SIj5 blue laced which i Very fine and all
wool Francs. corner 9Th and ID. the only
strictly Cue-pTice hat and gents furnishing
store II this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-12
THE OCULAR CAsH
DRY GOODS STORE

SELLING OFF THE FOLLOWING NAMED GOODS
AT ACTUAL COST NO PROFIT.
NEW YORK MILLS SHEETINIS COTTON
widest ans. very best quality actual cost, 25c.
FANCY SIIkS. actual cost, j JIG
NUNS NEILINtiS. Wide douule width all pure
wool Cream. Pink, Blue and Black, cost 81 15c
COLOEED SATINES in Cream. Pms and Blue be
CHEAPEST BLACK AND tULUIsED SILKS IN
WASHINGTON.
BLACk SILKS, excellent quality, reduced from 81
DOWN to 15c.
BLACK SILKS, splendid quality, reduced from
81 rs DOWN to 81.
CUI.ORED SILKS. EROCADE vELVETS reduced
from 81 DO" y to > 80
COlORED SILKS, excellent quality, reduced from
81 DOW Y to .uc.
BI-AC ia BROCADE SII.h GRE-N ADINES reduced
from zoe. DOWN to soc.
FRUIT OF Til f Loom yard wide bleached Cotton Sc
BEA CTlFUL LAWNS immense assortment B. g.
III. 12l2c. FRENCH Lawns, ISc. One thousand
1000 REMNANTS of beautiful Dr. Goods and silks
III half their value, 10 Sell them off.
CARTERS
Ill & sc 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-12

Spn1Sa Dnrss GooDs
&c.. 1Oc., 12lsc, l5c.. 1Sc., Coo, 25c.
SUMMER SILKS, &c, 45c, Soc
4Oinch FOCLE. all new colors, 25c
All wool NUNS YELLING, all colors, 25c
English HEHNANI, all colors, IOc.
SILK VELVETS reduced to csc
Heavy GI.OS GRAIN SILKS all colors, 81 90
BATH TOWELS
600 BATH TOWELS, SC each.
SO rolls new fancy STRAW MATING.
so pieces yard wide LAWN, a: sc.
SATIN CHECK MUSLIN. &c., lOc.. 12lh
INDIA LINEN, &C.. 1oc.. 12c., loo
SO pieces of CALICO. &c. per yard.
CHILDREN'S HOSIERY
SOLID COLOR HOSE, no seams l5c.
RIBBED HOSE, no seams, l2lac.
GENTS COLORED HALF HOSE, l6c
LADIES SOLID COLOR BALBRIGGAN HOSE, 25c.
CARPETS AT COST.
INGRAM CARPETS, SOC, 35c., 3Sc. DOC, etc
BRUSSELS. Csc. CSC, .oc, 75c.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, STAIR OIL CLOTHS etc
c. II. TOWSON'S,
GIG Pennsylvania avenue
apps South Side
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-12
CIT THIS OUT.

CoOI. SUMMER AT HOME.
THE Florence oil stove will Keep Your house
cool in summer. Ladies interested are invited
To call az the Office OF tine Florence Machine Co.
I2IC F street NV, and see them baking bis
cult. Wednesday, May 18th, from 3 TO > pm.
j. r. PAGE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-12

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF -IGNAI OvFICFR
wAsHINGToS, ID. e.. May IL, 1855, / a. IN
Tor the middle Atlantic states. slightly
warmer fair weather. light variable winds.
lower barometer.
For Wsdrs.day-PartIy cloudy weather and
light local rssins are indicated for the ohio val
len and Tennessee and the gulf states. with
slightly warmer weather in all districts on the
AnDrfte
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-12

IMPORTED JEnsrra
WE HAyEA FULL STOCK IMPORTED JERSEYS,
e, $3.50. S3, $3.50. $3.50.
A SMALL LOT SPRING WRAPS. LEFT OVER
FROM LAST SEASON, TO BE SOLD CHEAP
A GOOD WRAP. sloo.:REDUCED FROM Sab.
A GOOD WRAP, $3.50. REDUCED FROM 1915.
A GOOD WRAP, $500. REDUCED FROM $3.50.
A GOOD WRAP, $500. REDUCED FROM $1,000
THESE GOODS ARE In GOOD ORDER AND
A NEW LINE PARASoIS and UMBRELLAS
ALL THE NEW SHADES OF DRESS GOODS
A FULL LINE CoLoRED SILKS. 9Th. soc.
FULL LINE BLACK SILKS. sc, 81, Sl23
A PULL LINE OF THE CELEBRATED DIAMOND
SHIRTS, ALL SIZES
OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST.
GEO. J. JOHNSON LUTTRELL.
myo :l3 Market Space
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-12

Civilization has rendered clothing among the neces
saries Of lie and like all necessaries It should be sold
to The consumer at the lowest possible price. What
ever is needed by everybody should be placed within
the reach of every industrious Individual
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-12
DRY GOODS.
SrAsrsu GurpuRR LACE Nxrs
sEAToN PERRY.

SEAToN PERRY.
(srccEssoR TO Prnny 4 Baoruxr,
NEW BLACK AND IVORY WHITE SPANISH
GCIPCRE LACE NETS FOR ovERpREssEs AND
SSAsRKsSiTCEE IN CHOICE DESIGNS, RANGING
"COSEIEED STYLES" IN PURE SILK BLACK
VELVET GRENADINES frQm 81 50 70 50 Per Yard.
SLACK TWISTED SILK AERNANIES ffom
RLACk SEWING SILK GRENADINES ffom 81
STMPEp AND BRoCApEp BLACK SILK
ekktHSs fNI ~, ff9m q e r. p,,cr s,,r AZ,
CREPE DE CHINE
,r rEENHcLS SSIx PATTERNS" N INDIA AND
MN LoCIsINEs, sCRAHs, RHApAMES AND
T t ME- SlLkS IN GREAT VARIETY AND AT
BoNNETs. PoNsoNs AND scHRoEpKR's
e ei A. SAcHEMIRE SILKS, Ranging nom sc 10
LGPIN,s MOURNING FABRICS IN SPRING
a ~ - MMtR WEIGHTS
r fhtEAlll SILK WARP ENGLISH uENRIET-
N -MELkQSECI0THSa and IMPERIAL SERGkS
Ny NM iA.S,LpS ENGLISH GRAPES and Wells.
stS w, SPRING AND SUMNER MOURNING
cd SssrsSsH H.S Ct Goons. PLAIN FIGURES AND
sEAToN PERRY,
Perry Building
Established 1870 mya
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-12

LARGEST boys dept in city. Eisemans, eth & E.
ALL-wooL JERSEYS, 99c. Repetti & Co., 149
Il street southeast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-12
MARQUIS LACE

All Silk new style, inches wild per yd
All Silk. new style, inches per I'd
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BRIGHTWOOD DRIVING PARK RACES.-May
so Decoration Day. After the running races a
nice drive To the above park. Come one. Come
all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-12

mye .l3 Market Space
LASsBuRcH & BRorrER,
400. 400. 424. 42e SEVENTH STREET
ANOTHER GREAT PURCHASE
AN EXTRAORDINARY
AN EXTRAORDINARY
OUT OF SEASON SALE
OUT OF SEASON SALE /.
LADIES MUSLIN AND CAMBRICU UNDERWEAR
$4,000 GARMENTS.
$1,000 GARMENTS.
IMMENSE SLAUGHTER
IMMENSE 81 AUGHTER
RUINous PRICES
RuINoUs PRICES.
The balance Of stock Of q large manufacturer who
was pushed for money, which bought for cash. and
Will positively be sold for cash only.
The goods will be sold from 10 to SO cents on the
Dollar.
These Garments warranted to give the same sat
isfaction as the goods regularly sold by US.
No shop-worn Garments. but all clean and season
able Garments
RARE OPPORTUNITY.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.
FOUR GENUINE LEADERS
Leader No. i. Chemise cut square neck with fine
torchon lace inserting. finished with lace neck and
sleeves regular price CSC our price soc.
Leader No. p Fine cambria Chemise, extra long
yoke made OF best quality lace and embroidery
lace neck and sleeves Good value 81 So our price
Bic q genuine bargain
Leader No. g. Good Cotton Drawers, deep embroid-
cred rufhe with cluster OF tucks Regular value sc
our price 44c-
Leader No. 4. Fine Cambria Corset Covers square
neck, Hamburg inserting back and front. embroidered
neck and sleeves Sold everywhere at 81; our price
&c; very cheap.
PERFECT FITTING.
ELEGANT MATERIAL,
REST WORKMANSHIP
PERFECT FITTING.
ELEGANT MATERIAL.
BEST WORKMANSHIP
This is undoubtedly the Greatest Muslin Underwes
Sale that has occurred In Washington and op-
portunity rarely offered
Do not miss this Great Sale
DO not miss this Great Sale.
We have prepared fot o rush.
We have prepared for o rush.
Call Early. Call Early.
Second Floor. Take Elevator.
Second Floor. Take Elevator.
LANSBURGH & BRO,
my7 400. 422 424. <o6 SEVENTH STREET
SLAuGurER Ii
DRY GOODS
SO dozen Ladies' BLACK Hose worth 4Oc at Csc
1e ana SOC to % G1sa Srs 20
10000 yards Lawn reduced from I2la to Sc.
iOOoo yards lawn worth SC: to 3tc-
An shades surah silks, worth 81 25, reduced 10 osc
Beautiful Black Louisine silk. worth S2. reduced 10
Beautiful Black Jersey Silk sold elsewhere ut 81 u.s.
3HT;"rspendid" Quality G. g. silk. at l2S; reduced
Al our Cloths and Cassmeres at cost, intend to stop
New style Parasols and sun CntTeilaa
White Goods India Linens Nansooks. Nansook's
Mulls and Lawns.
Job Lot Laces just received.
beautiful Lot Ssneens, French and American
Al Shades Spring cashmere J just received. '
All shades spring Armures and TrcotineS
Henrietta Cloths. 81 w, 81. Is. $l.50
Widows Cloths
Nuns Yelling and Al5atrOss all shades
1000 yards Pi9ucs slightly soiled, reduced from 10
and &c. ~ &c Very cheap
Zephyr GEghRn,s, only 12Lvc.
Hosiery, Gloves, Underwear. Handkerchief &C, In
great variety.
Courtald,s Grape Yelling, the best made, ct 81 So
S4,OO. IS yOO, $500 aud $500.
LCTTRELL WINE.
my1 Nv 1890 Penn. Ave. Northwest
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LARGEST display boys suits. Eiseman's 9Th & f.
GENUINE DASFoHTH FLUID can only be OBJ
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Write Tor catalogue.

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