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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-02-28

HOUSE PAINTS
Paint Paint Department partner Of JAMES H: McGILI.,
9l4 street three doors west Of the Patent Office inn
medately adjoining National Rifles Armory, than at
any other establishment in the city. If you wish to
buy even the smallest quantity of white lead oils var
nish coiors dry or in o etc, send your address
sold in this department will be- sent to by return
rier This pree-st gives the price of haffpnt pint,
quart Navigation. gallon and five gallons of each kind
of OIL turpentine dryer, yarnish and LIQUID
by rneaslre also price per quarterp ha1fpound
pound five ten, twenty five and one hundred pounds
of each article sold by weight also list and prices of
miscellaneous articles The prices graded accord
Ing to the quantity bought. Large buyers get very
lowest prices; small buyers pay slightly higher rate
Ny prices are fixed All buyers buying the same guam
y the price. The mex perfenced buyer gets
the same price as the Oldest painter if buys the
same quantity.
After examining my price-list, send your orders by
MESSENGER telephone, or by mail. and they will be
filled promptly, and the BILL per price-ist collected
ON delivery. Goods delivered to all parts of the city
The other departments of my business have grown
TO satisfactory proportions give special at
tention to the Paint Department and expect by having
full supply of HrstcSs goods selling them at low
prices and making prompt deliveries, TO secure a lib
eral share of the public patronage.
JAMES 81. MCGILL,
Dealer in Building Supplies,
f2S-3t 9OS, 90, 912 and Ola G Street
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GCNNINGHAN, Halter
Has Just received the Spring Style Block
saod- S1l II 81 NV. '''s" "els y,
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I.NDR SALF-
Il A New Three-story Brick House South Front.
has liar; furnace room
lsl toor-HalI, Parior, Dining Room. Buffers Pan
try. Kitchen. with Range, Stationary Wash Tubs
I'd hoor-Three large Chambers and Ratth.
Sd noor-lNO large chambers. Zach room has
large closet anu wood mantlc open fire places Bells
and speaking tubes each floor
This house Is thoroughly finished and built OF the
best material.
HCFTN & DYER
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T OUTS vUIrToS, ! RUE SCRIBE, PARIS,
Lwel known 20 the leading families Of Washing.
aSn a the a. ga
S pM LSnScn for hss ceieSss,ed TRvNKs and
good anish are unequsiled In the world. no genufe
vUITTON ThUNKs cold except ct Rue scribe,
wsrded 70 sny part ofths world LOUIS yUfffON.
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G1ovns Hosrrnr AND HAsD.
KERCHIEFs
THE
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
Having just closed out from the manufacturers their
stock of
4BUTTON PERINoT DRESSED AND UN-
DRESSED OPERA KID GLOVES
at an enormous sacrifice we propose to give you the
benefits derived from the purchase by offering them at
ONE HALF FORMER PRICE.
The reign of the Mousquetaire has been phenoni-
from the market. but we certainly think this extreme
10y price will be appreciated and insure ready sale
Gloves all sizes in Opera and Modes,
ONLY 7oc. PER PAIR
Formerly sold for 81 80 per pair.
We have just received new invoice OF
SUEDE GLOVES, IN BUTTON AND MOUSQUE-
TAIRE,
in all the New Shades of Tan for the coming season.
20 Button Length Colored Silk Gloves in all the
20 and so Button Length Suede Gloves, in New Tan
Shades.
EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFs.
White and Colored Embroidered, with Hem and seal
loped edges. Large assortment Of choice styles from
PARTI-COLORED SILK HOSE
In the following combinations of colors: Old gold with
Black, lavender with Old Gold, Cream with Cardinal,
wth Bacs on 81 Der s pa with Pink Light Blue
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE,
ONE PRICE ONLY,
921 Pa. Ave. lf2Sl e12 st.
SpR1se OpEs1se
SILK vELv VETS.
Velvets are becoming more fashionable every sea-
son. and is the favorite material for combining
with woolens and also very popular for street wear
We are now showing an elegant stock Of these goods
in all the standard and dull shades
FINCH SILK VELVET,
Only 81 per yard,
In Wine. Violet, Myrtle Olive Navy and Elephantine
19-INCH SILK vELvETS
Only 81. so per yard,
in Castor Cadet. Wine, SAPPHIRE Myrtle Seal Garnet
Navy, Copuelicot, Bordeaux and Rose.
1eINCH SILK BROCADE VELVET,
Only $3.50 per yard,
In Fawn. Castor SAPPHIRE, Myrtle, Navy, Light Brown,
Garnet Drab and Seal.
1o-INCH BLACK SILK BROCADE VELVET,
Only So. 25 per yard
TwO-TONED vELvETA
Old Gold field, with Brown figure
Fawn field, with Brown figure.
Cardinal field, with Black figure.
Light Blue field, with Navy figure.
Cream field. with Straw figure
SILK SEAL SKIN PLUSH.
We have taken off one dollar per yard on the above
goods, with a view Of closing the stock.
81 to So; S5 to 81, So to s5; $7to$6.
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
NOVELTIES In BLACK GooDs
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
Encouraged by the success attending our sale of
Spring Black Goods, have added the following
elites which enable US to show the most elegant
A. INCH CASHMERE DE L INDE" has the
effect of Camers hair; in weight ia between q Nuns
Yelling and Cashmere; soft finish and doesn't
ONLY 62laC. PER YARD.
facture, all WOOL double faced, being twIlled both
sides; splendid fabric
rs ONLY 75C. PER YARD.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.


ENoR sAIii-THREE HOUSES, 1900 ana ,ooa
sciIkfFlKT, 1904 4ls q sw fess.ims
Il the best business property eth IT NV .2ts II
rooms with store room rs by 90 feet deer price
S2o.ooG Win pay per cent an Investment
g. X PARKER
f2S-StS 4is and sts q W.
FOR sALE-ARIINGToN TERRACE. sol n ST.,
Is l5-room house modern improvements; corner los
22SsS: Terms easy. PktSbRkr a GREEN,
f2s-2w sac 7th 81
TNoR sALE-lerH ST. PROPERTY, MARIO 81;
4 lot 2Sxllo. improved BY a iive-room House. used
FOX, go F ST. NV. f2s-st
EoR BRICK DWELLING
Il 10 rooms and bath room; all mod. imps: In nice
order; located within three squares Treasury epart
ment Price 5000. TYLER q RUrHFRFoRD
L22o 81 hw.' f2s-Sts
II sets ave. uree-story and basement with back
building. Beautiful finish: choicest lacation Rargai
II sold at once. Il. III. WARNER, el8 r St NV fSs5t
LNoR SALE-l7ls 18TH ST y w--TWO-STORY
Il Brlck. with back builIiug large lot: RAPIDLY i'm.
erosNpanTS rne'gheo r Price only $500 IL II
MAhNEh eLo ST. NV. f2S-5t
UNoR SALE-ATTENTIoN, BUILDERS AMI
L spectators Valuable Real Estate centrally and
desirably located. northeast corner Vermont ave ud
n ~ n W. opposite Arlington Hotel south front over
the late Commodore Charles Morris 4 : N togsfl,sr
Win the very valuable unlmpreVed lots adjoining
hoih III ST ana Vernon; ave; will sell senaratey
inc corner ot win The dwelling, hne double hrics
Dlmensoiis of entire property Is feet frolt on 81
ITO feet on Vermont and ~ feet width on rem
line, containing $3.50 square feet OF ground This val
liable and attractive site presents superior advnufacs
10 capitalists for Investment. For price aud terms
apply 10 J. V. y. HUNCk. 1905 Penna ave or
address Lock Box AIS, City 7. o. f2s-St
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f26-5t" &. II. PARKER, 4Ig and f sw.
INOR SALE--HREE HANDSOME 3-STORY
pressed brick front HOUSES with stained glass
dows ON eth st NV, lust above Massachusetts ave,
TWO having rooms, besides hath and cellur. and
having II rooms: all l. odern improvements; be
sold with or without stable lot: price ST 600 aud
5000 These houses are new and well built. and
are $1,000 cheaper than other houses can be
bought for IN that locality. Terms easy.
NEWTON & BERGMAN
$40 St, Attorneys for owner.
WIN be for rent, If not sold March l5. f24-lths2w
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

W
-,,,..,,-. .---- -
WTANTED-A POSITION AS BOOK KEEPER
w by an experienced young man; best references;
good penman Address BOOK-kEEPER, Star Office. =
WYANTED-BY DRUG CLERK WITH THREE
w years experience, who has taken one course of
lectures at the Maryland Col of Phar., permanent
position in this city, aged % years. Address c. c.,
Star Office. Its
WTANTED-BY A.WHITE GIRL A PLACE TO
w do chamber work. good references. Call at 20lS
6 st. NV lt*
WTANTED-BY = A YOUNG MAN IN RE-
w duced circumstances situation employment
ofany kind; can make himself useful good city ref
erences. Address j. F. A., Star Office. f2S-3t*
WTANTED-PLACES FOR HOUSEKEEPERS,
w seamstresses, ladies' maids, cooks; nurses cham
bermads men cooks alters and other help
with references PRICE 4 COOMBS, Employment
and Room Renting Agents, 926 St NV. f251ws
-SITUATIONS-NuRSES FOR THE
" sick can be obtained at all hours Of the day or
night, through theWASHINGTON DIRECTORY FOR
NURSES, southwest cor Of 10Th and sts.n.w. f34w~
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SpRrse OPENING,
ON MONDAY. MARCH Cd, AND CONTINUING
DURING THE WEEK.
STATION PERRY.

STATION PERRY,
CSucCEssoR To PERRY e RRorHER,1
NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK OF FRENCH
RRfEt sS, ffAAhnHsstiA4S, FOB PLAIN AND COM
"LIfEsf fMP6RTArIoNs' IN PARIS Bou.
RETfEs, HOUSINGS, JERSEY AND CHINA
suKAMs, EHApAsIEs AND SATIN pUcHEssE.
FROM Toe. TO $500 PER YARD.
NEW TWo,PQNk nh0GApED VELVETs AND
BLACK AS s IoMlsTkp SILK hhkNAs1EsASD PEAu
No SEEJ IN EMBROIDERED INDIA pom.
BEST Quality BUFF INDIA PoNeEE FOR soc.
NOVELTIES IN PARIS AND BERLIN SPRING
WhAfa AND EMBROIDERED CASHMERE
VIEW xSR genREer STYLES Is,PARAs4olI,sss.
sun NMAALLLAs AND CARNAGE SHADES.
a EfHsqaN Z, Observation-Disclosures ,
SsifnSpA AR 6 81 ERs!H RES sHAW MS
DIES 5BUTTON REAL KID
TIER QUALITY THAN CENTER
r $3.50. EVERY PAIR GUAR
GODS, PLAIN FIGURES AND
SEATON PERRY,
$40. rs
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FOR RENT-STORES.
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

nor RENT-PARLoR WINDOWS FOR 4TH OF
y March at 1424 Pennsylvania ave-, near Quarter
master General scOffice. fe2S-2t$
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WANTED-ROOMS.

UYANTED-BY SINGLE GENTLEMAN
w. Room and Board, with private family where
there is not any more than boarder Must not be
above S25 per month Address BOARDER star
Office. 1tt
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HIFT0 q DYER,
f20-l0t Real Estate and Insurance 18Th and r sta.
hlfIA d X.
fpoO-1n

ENOR SALE-TWO ELEGALT NEW HOUSES
twelve rooms each; containing all latest improve
nents, corner 10Th St and Massachusetts ave. NV
houses open for inspection.
Three new tlIreestury Houses eight rooms each ali
modern improvements; lI9 and Al III St NV and
aus Massachusetts ave. NV.
Five building Lots, corner 18th and y SITS NV For
further information apply TO the owner r. GOLD
StdMlD, SiZ ath St NV. f92m
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LOST AND FOUND.

EoUND-A PAIR OF OPERA GLASSES, WHICH
= owner can haye by proving property and paying
for this advertisement lid. p. sIMONS, STA Rhode
Island ave. Its
REwARD-A LIBERAL.REwARD Will BE
III paid for the return OF q Blank Book, with grss9
binding and containing private accounts and memo
rauda- The book was taken from room x6, HArrfi
House, while the National Thester was burning and
Is of value 20 no one but the undersigned GEO. r
GARRISON, Harris House. f2e-21s
T OST-GOLD ePECTACLEs on THE Path IN
IL slant Reward will be paid II returned 10 JuLTUl
A. FRANK, Second Comptrollera O6dce, Troasmd
Department f2S-3tS
Clio REwARD-sTRAYED FROM 1909 YER
S1 " mont ave- on Feb. IL, q large, nght-coiorOd
rough haired old deerhound Had tsx aud collar with
owners name and address. 67-3a
II osT.A RED IRISH SETTER; MAZE BUZZ.
IL tag 0e& Amy one returning him 10 1912 1p0
g NV, viii be suitably rewarded f7-2ts
II osT-THURsDAY, FEB. 18TH, A BLACK AND
1Aan Terrier answers 30 the name Of Mp TaG
number 81 liberal reward IL returned 20 us sth
st. g.. f2--2te
osT-MoNDAY LAsT-eMALL SCOTCH TER
1lrier: gray on head; dark beck; yellow fseL H
ward given returned 70 s0o = ct "A 1eSS
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FoR SALE-THE THREEsTORY PRESSED
4 Brlck Dwelling, 525 Sd St NV; price So 800
Terms easy Apply TO F. H. SMITH son, 1921
sl -lrn
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SEVERAL DESIRABLE HOMES

NORTHWEST SECTION OF THE CITY.
Apply w y UITYrK
f2S-St 1908 PENNSYLVANIA ave
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

LHOR REMITTANCE. PLEASANT FURNISHED
II Rooms, in private famiy; also Rooms during the
inauguraton, at moderate rates: near street cars.
| Address G. Gu Star office Its
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Cholera
Cramps & ChiNs

IAN ounce of prevention" that is, a dose of
SANFORD'> GINGER, is worth Il pound of
cure which, of course, means e doctor.
II l. absolutely certain that Cholera may be
prevented, and in the maiur y OF ca>c~. sue
powerful >tmu ant, composed of Imported
Ginger. choice Anomalies, and the best French
Brandy convenient, speedy, ana safe sure 10
dc >trON disease germs II water drunk, restore
the Crcu'atiOn when suspended 10y Il ChliI,and
ward of ma.arial. contagious, and epidemic
influences. Ask for
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her irOWnlngIS Tor Il moment, theu with
an mperious gesture, warned her back
cabin 50 desperate and despairing that
Ire was burden.
Indeed. life was Incoming Il burden to
both husband and wife. His heart, how
ever, was fun of wrath aud bitterness :;
sIe was sOrrowing as without hope.
Her mothers influence had Lecn taken
away, the promised happiness Of prosper
ity rad not been received All TOO late
her heart the woman within her. had
awakened. Conscience, an element She
had not calculated upon, bad spoiled
everything; the lover VINO would have re.
manned such through life had become Il
stern, accusing presence.
Late one afternoon she was feeling this
in vague, dumb way, when she noticed
that the sun was suddenly darkening
There was II distant roaring IN the west
Then her husband came running from
the clea ing and said, with something
like terror on his face as be shut the door
that storm was coming.
The roar increased until it was Il con
ilnuous aud ever increasing peal OF
thunder \ m'uute later aud ii was
mingled with sharp cracks like The Ir-
pOrlS of firearms Then there was an
aWlul crash and she knew no more.
4 tallow candle was burning in little
hut and ITS glimmcr fell on the face of an
unconscious woman. Bending over her
were two rude, shaggy looking men APP
plying such simple rcstorttiVes as their
limited knowledge suggested. one Oi iuc
men was Stein and the other his friend,
The lumbcIman.
"Oh, Jim, Jim groaned Stein. this is
awful Wrath and bitterness were in my
hedrt, but | wished Tor nothing like this.
To think OF it both dead in Il minute"
"Nackrin is dead-dead as Il mackerel. &c
. Il " 10 a
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,,,u1,..nti,. .rrc,s.iiI Main lid shake
IN his n,iI. lv.i. nta d,,nl. AND ,vnii,ed
ali ovn,. th., ,,i,,nr hni - dcrn "Inom, mr..
nne,, ,v,,s sab i'r,, in his rCnst - 7'' FN'
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tbe Yves,
"W'no o,y.. thnt troct north of tbis
lin, 30 V" '.' '''''' '''''' MUM VI ''''7'
"Eben Jones"
..WUl yon helm mo buv il -"
If v.ili and tGnrn's utv hand uru,rnd
if see l-nr Lriff thornb
..Ei inc Trade for me ri p,v r,ritif
Given lime Now ro hazel; tn I5a VILLAGE
ald saw m uniet and nn,crnlle ana
won't burt anvbndv bnI Inv I'M
tract inst ia he mn, in nf tLis il, ,IIu,. .,,.u
naHIn''',
"Eut I'll give yer paprrs. Stein Yer
shnn't work noin' win notiin' t,l, .hn,v
TO, it,"
inns sto,v was received IN the VILLAGE
first with surnrise then win - sat,ric1l
i'm. but nj 'last uron1e roucln,rd tL.,t
Stein Weldro was a sensible fellow. who
was NOT :, ,nt, tn marc had n,itprs W ,,.s,
bv Vengeance and brcaLin laws on No
count of "A tickle CiIl The impression
was Given thgf he Wonld enter mo The.
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Will Mcdonald, 2ji2 DcaTbon St. chicago
gratefully acknowledges ~ cure of Eczema. on
salt lthclm, on head. ncCK. face, d'm> AMI legs
Tor seventeen years : not able 10 walk except
ON hands knees for one NCa': rot able to help
himself for eight years tried nuud.cd~ Ui re.
mcdIr~ doctors pronounced his case hopeless
permanently cured by CUTlCCNN RE~rLN ENI
dIiuod purlncr internally. and CCrCCtN anc
trrICrItA SOAP lthc great skin cures extern.
ally.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-09-04

and editor Of Rolfe's school editions of |
Shakespearc's plays, Tennysons Princess,
Guldsmith's works and Scott's Marmion
Gust OUT has been engaged to give les
SONS and lectures on English literature.
Prof. Rolfe has II reputation second to
none in America as student and
teacher of literary subjects. and his lee
lures are something to be highly priced.
They will no doubt be attended by many
BustOnians outside Of the Conservatory,
~ they were last spriug. His course of
lectures at that place on Shakespeare
plays and LOugfcllOw's Golden Legend"
last season were highly enough apprecia-
ted by the daily idCcHiScr and the TRIMS
crypt to call for u detailed report of
each one. At all events tuey will afford
TO the student, the best opportunity in
America for the study of English litera-
ture both in regard to structural forms
and the inner beauties of meaning which
ii. NJ. W.
shoN,
Yes and Shea bc the belle of the town i'll
it wasn't for one thing"
"What'S tnat =
".,he.has calairh So bad it is unpleasant to'
hc near her. Sne has tried Il dozen th.ug~ and
but that doesn't make it any less d.sHgrccablC|
Tor one 80 bc around her,"
Now it she had used Or. SaUc'S CatarrhI
Kennedy there would have h .cu nothing OIL
the Kind said, for it Will cure catdrrh cvcryI
TINE.
Every day adds to the great amount Of evil
dCucC rs to the curative powers of IIoOd'S i
Sarsaparilla. Letters are continually bcing|
received from all sections Ol the country,
telling of benefits derry ed from this gTcat|
medicine. II Is tnCVH!ICd for general debit
ANA as Il blood purifier. cNpclliuE every
trace of scrOiulH or other impuritN. Now is
the time to take it. Made 10y G. !. Hood n co..
lowell, Mass. sold lbs all druggists.
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Mr.. John TheiI, Wikcsbarrc. Pa. writes
II have suffered from salt Rhcum for over
eight years, at times SO bad that | could not
attend to my business for weeks at It time.
Three boxes of CCTlCURA AMI four boGlcs
RGSOLVENT have entirely cured me II Tins
d"tudtu disease"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-09-04

Cha>. Houghton, Esq, lawyer, y State st
Boston, reports Il case OF Eczema unucriI Oh
SCrVutjOn for ten years, which covered tn
patients body and lImhs. and to which 1t
known met ODDS Treatment had been apple
without benefit, which was completely cure
solely 10y the CUTl,CRA REMEDIES, leaving
clean and healthy SKIN.
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sold 10y all druggist. Price: CUTICURA. 80
cts; RESOLVENT, SluU; SOAP. - cts. Pre-
pared 10y the POTTER Drug AND CHEMICAL
CO.: Boston. Mass
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PIT a TTTIFY the Complexion and Skin
DlOIAo by using the CUTICURA SOAP.
TIRED AND ACHING MUSCLES,

crying through countless nerves for rest and
relief Like mamma to the children of lSrae \
i the CUTlCURA PLASTER to the tired, OVeIx
worked, aching muscle. DO not deny your
sell the comfort afforded by this new, Orgina
and speedy antidOte to pain and lntiumma
ton. At druggist. pc; five for SLGO Mailed
free. Potter DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO., Bos
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-09-04

You are allowed a free trid, Of HiiiB days Of
the use OF DR.. Dyes Celebrated Vo'taic Bell
with Electric Sdspcnsory Appliances, for the
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illustrated pamphlet with fun Information
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1885-09-04
SANFORD'S GINGER.

Cramps, Pans, Cholera NOrhus. Darrhua,
and DNScutcry. whether produced by ImrIpe
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change OF climate food or water, or any little
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Beware OF worthless "gihgcrs,' said to be|
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1885-12-17
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.>.,,. .uaa s~v THE
WONDER SALE JUN ! MOO u "uApth sAn'
This Special Sale Means Sharp and Decisive Cut 10 Hsw
Fresh and Desirable
Mems, Youths and Boys Suits and OVeCoats !!
THE
WONDER SALE.
T7E
WONDER SALE.

The Reduced Prices brings Suits and Overcats down to
their actual cost and in good many lines below It, Our
idea to the goods into cash and not carry them over
till next year. We don't ask profit All we want IS the
cash value of our stock We have the goods; they are ours
and at rock bottom figures. We will sell them il we don't
oct back new dollar for an old Every grade color
and st, lie is included in this, which is WONDER SALE
indeed