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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-20
Our New Attractions.

They are surely excellent goods.
6000 yards of India Linen-remember, we again
say India Linen-not cheapVictoriaL Lawn that has
been passed on the community for fine goods all
through the season. They are Short Ends, and
are divided into seven different lots, each number
worth more than double the following prices to
which we have reduced them:
Lot TOO yards India Linen, 4Ac.
Lot 2-l000 yards India Linen, &c.
Lot $1,000 yards India Linen, INC.
Lot 400 yards India Linen, 8%c.
Lot $1,000 yards India Linen, 9Ac.
Lot 600 yards India Linen, lie.
Lot 900 yards India Linen, l2Hc.
These are all Short Ends.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-20
GREATEST VALUES EVER OFFERED
Dry Goods and Furnishings

Summer Silks-At lower prices than before named
Summer Dress Goods-At unprecedcntedly low prices.
White GoodOf every description lowest possible prices
Black Dress Goods-Of every variety, unequaled prices
Gloves and Hoscry-Fu assortment, auction prices
Gents Furnishngs-Ful line, at most popular prices.
Paraso and Sun UmbeasA greatly reduced prices close
Corses-In great variety, aud at prices to suit all.
Lawns, Ginghams, Table Linens Napkins, Towels &c. &c.
lowest market prices.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-20
ON ACCOUNT OF THE
FIRE.

Our regular weekly advertisement, which al
ways appears in the POST" and "Republican" on
Friday morning of each week, was also destroyed.
We therefore supplement the following items
which, to the best of our knowledge, are many
more specials than we had originally written out,
and you can well say that ait ia an i'll wind tnat
doesn't blow some one good"
All of our Short End cottons, such as Sheet
ing, Pillow Case, Bleached and Unbleached Yard
Wide Cottons, Ticking, Bedspreads, which we
advertised for two weeks, still hold good. We
have sold an immense quantity, and still have
plenty more.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-20

The ROBBERY REcoRD.-Gabriel Cross,
railroad watch box corner of Third and X
streets southeast, reports stolen from the
watch box on the 10th instant silver
watch valued ut 800. J. L. Cole, 725
Eighth street northeast, reports stolen
FROM his house, between the 18th and 18th
instants, large brass kettle, three bags
containing carpet, and old clothing
valued Mt $40. George II. Hulse, 937
Virginia avenue southwest reports stolen
from kitchen ON the night of the 18th
instant black cashmere dress, value 81,
Joseph Snyder Half street. between S
and Il streets southwest, reports thnt his
wife lost on the 18th instant S75 in paper
and silver money Dinah Williams, Z
street, between Fourth AMI Fifth streets
northeast, reports stolen from her house
on the 14th instant two white shirts, cuffs,
and socks. value 1926 Albert f. Car.
roll, 30i Four-and.a-half street south
west. reports stolen from his house on
the night of the 18th instant gold watch
and plated chain, value $50.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-20
BERKELEY IL pure.
DEEDS FILED FOR RECORD SATURDAY.

DEEDS FILED FOR RECORD SATURDAY.
Iowa circle, bet and 18th sts n W., lot II, Kill
bourn ct al e sub so. 24l, Frederick Koones to
Caroline b. Winslow, 50, 90.
st.. south side, bet l4th and 18th SITS. H. W., pit.
lots, So 227, VIM. b. Gray to Harvey L. Page,
Goth st.. west side, bet. and l. sts n. W., lots q
and N and lot L. In the rear o. Wroes sub of
SO. 4, James L. Barbour to Lemon g. Hine,
Sd st., west side, bet. Van and N st.. r. W. lots 81
and 50, 80. 5i5, Samuel Bailor to Rose Baior,
IS.
vt ave., east side, bet and sta n w, lot ~,
Geo. s. Balloons sub. SO. 800, Chas A. Lemar
to Jesse Lawson, So 900.
10th st., west side bet. and W sts n. W., lot 80,
j. @. Adams's sub. SO. 33l, Ann Chute to Hem
rietta Cowperthwaite, $3.50
n Y. ave. north side, bet. 4th and 9Th sts; n; W.,
pit. lot Q, so, 51l, Edwin r. Mexican, admins
TRAITOR, and others to George Z. Moore, sr,
$500.
N. Cap. st., east side, at the n. e. cor of st. N.
W., lot "a, Cabots sub. 50. 677, Jennie Riordan
to John Raedy, $1,000.
Md ave-, south side. st.. north side. bet LIST
and I'd ats n. O., lots 8, o, 0, and 10 of j. NJ.
Latta's sub So 1877, Henry L. Davis, trustee, to
Francis Thomas. $ll ,525.
9th ST., west side bet E and @ SITS. g. e., lot 90,
j. L. Emmons's sub so. 926 George L. En-
mons to Mary A. Williamson, 81 800
COUNTY.
lie Droit Park, lots 7 and 8, blk. I, A. L. Barber
Co. u sub, Andrew Langdon ct al, trustees,
to Zachary I. Carpenter 5000.
Mount Pleasant, lots Q, 7, 8, blk l, Todd &
| Browns sub, Jesse Brown ct al, trustees, to
John +. Cook, 80 $50
Mt. Pleasant, lot %, blk. 8, Todd 4 Browns sub,
| Jesse Brown ct al, trustees, to James II. sa-
vile, $40.
Mt. Pleasant pit. l2 and Is, blk 7, Todd & Brownie
sub, o. 3. d. Wall, trustee, to Mary Ellen
| Smith, $40.
Barry Farm, pit. lot 81, blk. 4, Sophia simms tc
Priscilla Wiems. 500.
PIT. Chichester, contain, about 10 acres 20 pc.
! Chas H. IiebermAnn to Henrietta Smith 1866
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-20
MEMS FLANNEL SHIRTS,
PAJAMAS,
Ready made and made to order, Of Eng.
lish and Domestic Flannels, Cheviot,
Percale, Muslin, Zephyr and
Silk.
SPECIAL REDUCTIONS.
s Z A r o " p e Il IL Y
Successor to Perry h Brother)

Successor to Perry h Brother)
Is offering Embroidered India Pongee
Robes at eatly reduced prices.
"Marked-down prices" on White and
Colored Embroidered Bntiste Robes.
special inducements" in China, Lou
isine, and Summer Silks.
Extra good values" in Black and Col.
ored Gros Grains, Surahs, and Rhadames,
from 75c to $3.50.
Greatly reduced prices" on Black
Brocaded All-silk Grenadines.
Rare bargains" in Plain and Fancy
Parasols.
Extra Fine Black Pure Wool Imported
Jerseys, all sizes, at S2.5O
Large assortment of Printed Pure
Linen Lawns, at 20, -, and 379c.
Immense stock of Plain and Figured
French Satteens, Scotch Ginghams, and
Tufted Zephyrs, in exclusive designs.
"Sprcialt,es" in French and English
White Goods and Embroidered Swiss
Nluslins.
Ivory and Cream White Atwood Suit
ing Flannels and English Homespuus,
from 5Uc to . 80.
E3TPlain Figures and Correct Prices.
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING,
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, corner Ninth street
Established lo4O.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-20
FRESH PICKINGS

From each department, and the prices of same
ground down to very thin tissue.
l lot of l0-button length Silk Jersey Gloves
29c. Colors-Tan, drab, and ecru.
lot of l0-button length Black silk Pompadour
Mitts, 33c.
l lot of Silk Lace Mtts, all colors, CSC.
l lot Of fine Balbriggan Hose, Isle finish, 2ic
just in from auction, and at half price.
80 dozen Mems Linen Bosom and Cuffs, In
laundered Shirts, 25c. Two only to each pur-
chaser.
70 dozen Gents Fine India Gauze Vests, satin
front, 20c. Excellent value at SOC.
Lot of fine Twilled Silk Umbrellas for gentle
nell 25 inch, Sl.99; usually sold at $3.50.
loo slk and Satin Coaching Parasols, Toe They
aie u l9L, and some among them are worth
double the honey.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-20

The UNIONS AND CONVICT LAnoB--The
Federation of Labor Unions has adopted
resolutions directing the president of
that body to inquire into newspaper re-
ports that 1.-The Secretary of the Treasury
has decided that the government cannot,
or ought not, to dictate the kind of labor
o contractor should employ on public
work and TINT he is at liberty to employ.
if he sees fit. the most degraded of all
lnbor prison convict labor and # he
finds them correct, to prepare protest
against said decision, and submit the
same to this federation, for such action
MS it may deem right and proper"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-20
THE PRESIDENT AT CHURCH.

DIR. SUNDERLAND PREAoHEs SIMPLE
CHRISTIAN SERMON TO THE CHIEF MAG
IsrRATE AND OTHERS.
The President and Mrs. Lamont at
tended service yesterday at the First
Presbyterian Church. Rev. DIR. Sunler-
land preached from Matthew xxi AZ
"Whnt think We of Christi" The re-
murknble thing connected with this ques-
ton, the doctor said, was that it WINS
asked by Christ himself. The question was
to show how the religion Of Christ WIS
in accordance with historical facts The
great test of Christianity is its vitality.
and how it has prevailed over every man
ner of opposition and vicissitude. and
principally in the work IL has accom-
plished. The sermon only consumed
twenty-five minutes, which was long
enough to make the white neckwear of
the President look W airy and wilt.
When the President reached the front
door Albert, his driver. was seated on the
Victoria, snoozing in the shade. A little
stirring up brought him from the land of
dreams. and he soon drove away with the
President and Mrs. Lamont to the white
house
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-20

MYSTERIOUS Loss OF MoNFY.-Joseph
Schneider reported to police headquar-
ters Saturday that his wife had lost S75
Mrs Schneider could not account for
the manner of her loss Satu rdhy night
MIR. Schneider swore out n warrant
against Emma Matthews, colore SER
want, charging her with stealing the
money. Detective Cox arrested E NINA.
The police do not think that the Schnei
ders have any clear idea of the way in
which the money was lost, and they
think that the case will be dismissed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-20
THE MARKETS.
UPWARD MOVEMENT IN STOCKS CONTINUES -
HIGHEST PRICES OF THE YEAR.

UPWARD MOVEMENT IN STOCKS CONTINUES -
HIGHEST PRICES OF THE YEAR.
New YoRK, July lS.--The bull specula.
ton in the stock exchange continu to-
lay with scarcely q breathing spell, the
upward movement in prices having been
almost continuous from the opening to
the close of business. As usual of lnte,
the list of active shares was increased,
and there is scarcely stock that does
not show IN advance on the days
transactions. Many stocks sold at
the highest prices of the year,
and there we're no indications that the
bulls had loosened their grip. The fact
that many houses ave realized freely,
and that, Notwithstanding these realiza-
tons. prices continue to-day, excites no
little comment aud surprise even among
those ON the street. II is recognized now
more than ever that the western element
il powerful factor IN the market, the
glowing prospects of the spring wheat
crop having apparently made many
wealthy operators of that section RAM
pant bulls.
The sales amounted to 447, 6S6 shares,
against 27l 1881 yesterday and 3i6, S26 on
Thursday.
Governments were firm, with sales Of
the As at 1924 TO 1928, and 4!s ut 1l2t.
further sharp advance IN railroad
bonds WAS recorded, the speculative is
sues having been especially prominent in
the rise. Erie consol. DDS advanced
from 573 to 6O@59i West Shore lists
closed at 39i, after selling at 3Dt@39s.
Nickel Plate lists rose to "a.
Money was at l to i per cent. ON call.
The subtreasury was creditor at the
Clearing House this morning in the sum
of $l2.911.
Sterling exchange was quiet and
steady. Bankers 60-day bills sold at
4.S41 to i.s4t demand at 4.S5f to 4.s6,
and commercial at 4.s6 to A. S6t.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-20

VISITING MnITARY.-The Pittsylvania
County Guards, of Virginia, who have
been attending the encampment at
Ocean View, were in the city Saturday
on their way home There are thirty
five men in the company, which is under
the command of Capt. l.. II. Pigg.
They went home Saturday night.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-20
THE RHYMING REPORTER.

Among the men who mover fail, or
Cause delay, r sort to TAYLOR.
SHIRTS for every age and size
There attract, delight, surprise
1913 Pennsylvania auentte.
To RoBINsoN. PARKER 4 Co.,
Jingle your dollars and co.
Money may hide, but all will confess
gentleman surely is known by his DnEss!
$40, $. Il cor 7th aud streets.
Our grand metropolis, tits said,
Has no superior to SHEDD,
Who daily more renown IL winning
For MASTELs, RANGES, PLu NBlSG, TINNIss.
400 Ninth street northwest
A PIANO to purchase or rent one, I know
A safe house to cnter-'tis KSNBE 4 Co.
Take your seat, and your time, and your music,
and try it,
And so it will charm, you will rent or will buy 1t
8l7 Market Space.
o, Uncle, dear Uncle. there's ELLIS h Col
They've OnG ms, PIANOS. q BEAUTIFUL show,
Where soon can you choose one, that pleasure
Henceforth will result for yourself and your
niece
937 Pennsylvania auente.
All MUSICAL NOVELTIES, INSTRUMENTS all
With TUSISG, REPAIRISs, whate'er be the call,
IL METER pTT's COMPANY ready to bring;
The COMPANY talk not; they only can sing
9OJ Pennsyluania duente.
SINGLETON & FLETCHER say;
"For BABY CARRIAGES this way;
MArrISGs, SCREENs, REED, RATTAN CHAIRS,
hest mud plpan4St HDIAEHOLn WAHfR ~
4l6 Seventh street nOrttloest.
BARNuM h Co. their THIS GOODS offer:
Summer urges Take the proher!"
| Men and boys from all sides muster;
Happy, soon, with PANIs ANn DuSTEn
'93l Pennsylvania avenue.
| Gratitude exclaims: "Wcll done!"
| Greeting A. S. PRATT Sos;
| Gratitude, returning, sings:
40 Ninth street northwest.
PHILIP PUssISrHEcoRsER
10.
| Long ago, when yonder sun
Saw only little Washington,
| Mas MORRnoS; to-day hr looks
Unchanged, the genial Prince Of Books
AIS Pennsylvania Avenue.
Books again. And CHAPMAS's these;
All that may instruct aud pl ase.
| Nisdum ut tn purchase stood,
! Love approved; taid Virtue, "Hood."
9l5 Pennsy tUGnfd avenue.
70.
BALLANTYSE Son appear;
| Books still books eXhuustless here;
still u thousand rich supplies,
Mind and heart feast, light OF eyes.
i1s Seventh street.
49,
HELEN, BRoKRR, st ock and Grain
Those who visit him complain
N,yri1nora Of Fortune: lie
Knows TO win the tickle She
Cor. Pa. are and 18th st.
H.
UPTON, BANKER, BnoKER, sits
SIN In state; by starts aud hts
Counts his glius and gains his counts,
LberAl OF yust amounts!
Room 80, Coreoran Budding.
10.
Who can Judge what good CLOTHES are
Walks, determined, up to BARR,
ling,rs long, adniring, then
Leaves, the true sublime of men
iii PtHnsyiUdntG Avenue.
10.
GRoGAH's FURNITURE you get
With II little cash and dbt
This to many proves boon,
Most 10 thusr In honeymoon.
"Rink,1 NeD York dUenus, bet 18th and lAth 8
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-20

To ENTERTAIN THE MEXICAN EDrToRs.-
An informal meeting of representatives
of the press, prominent business men,
and others, was held at WillarIs Hotel
Saturday evening, for the purpose of
making arrangements for the reception
of the Mexitau editors, who are expected
to visit this city next Tuesday. Tn"
meeting requested the proprietors of the
four daily papers, with the corporation
of Mr.. y. G.. Staples. to make prelimi-
nary arrangements for the entertain
ment of the visitors, and for n
formal meeting at the same place
this evening at . o'clock to up.
point reception committee, perfect q
programme, receive subscriptions &c. A
subscription list was opened and several
handsome contributions made.
The Mexican editors, thirty in number,
who have been visiting the principal
cities Of the country, will arrive here
about 10 o'clock tomorrow night. Some
of the editors are accompanied by their
wives and daughters, which swells the
party to nearly forty. The editors will
be received by a committee of local
newspaper men. A meeting of news
paper men to arrange for the reception
and entertainment of the visitors will be
held Mt Wizards Hall this evening.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-20
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.
BULLETIN No. 2.

As announced last Friday,
previous to our Semi-Annual
Stock Taking, July 81, we
propose to inaugurate a Grand
Clearing-up Sale of this sea-
sons fabrics.
We do not wish to be mis-
understood, for, while many
goods will be sold below
value, we have certain classes
of goods that never go down,
and which are not included
in this sale.
Lace OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tions previous to Semi-An-
nual Stock Taking:
27-inch odalisque Lace Net, cream ground
with pink and yellow, very desirable for making
up wash fabrics, being fast colors. Regular price,
LOO per yard.
Marked to close, s1.OO
20 dozen ohildren's Oriental Lace Collars. Reg
ular price, 20c each.
Marked to close, l2Nc.
20 dozen Ladies' open-work Cape Collars, well
worth tic each.
Marked to close, 12Xc
Stock-taking reductions in
Hamburg Embroidery, the
best value of the season:
lot Of open-work Lace Patterns Of Hamburg
per yard.
Marked to close, 25c.
Narrow Edgings to match all the above patterns
Regular price, 25c per yard.
Marked to close, l5c.
Stock-taking reductions III
Silk Gloves and Mitts:
Ladies' 4-button length Black Pure silk Gloves
Regular price, 97I4c per pair.
Marked to close, 30c.
Ladies' 1O-button length All-silk Gloves, in tan,
orange, canary, salmon, Nile, olive, cadet blue,
cardinal, and three shades of light grays. Regu-
Marlad to close, Soc.
Ladies' S-button length Jersey Silk Mitts, in
grays only. Regular price, S1.50 per pair.
Marked to close, sloo.
Stock-taking reductions in
Silk Grenadines:
We have two pieces Of 22.inch Black Velvet
Stripe Gronadine which must be sold before
stock-taking. Regular price, 81. 10 per yard
Marked to close, sl.0O.
Stock-taking reductions in
Ladies' Gauze Vests.-We
have a few too many of La
dies Gauze Vests, in high
neck and short sleeves, in
three qualities, which must be
sold before stock-taking. Reg
ular prices, 20, 40, and SOC
each.
Marked to close, 25, 81, and 97Nc.
Stock-taking reductions in
White Lawns.-At t h e $ Z
prices they are possibly the
best value yet offered. They
must be sold before stock
taking.
4o-inch Plain White Batiste Lawns. Regular
10c per yard.
Marked to close, &c.
4s-inch Sheer French Lawn. Regular price
Marked to close, 25c.
Stock-taking reductions in
White Suits.-White Suits
should be worn now; conse.
quently our stock must be
sold now. You have no longer
to wear them than we have
to sell them, hence, with
view of reducing this stock
to the lowest possible mini
mum previous to stock tax
ing we make the following
reductions:
Fine White India Linen Suits, handsomel
trimmed with Hamburg and tucking. Regula
price, 81 each.
Marked to close, $500.
Elegant India Linen Suits, skirt and overskil
nicely trimmed with ruffies of Hamburg, basqu
trimmed to match. Regular price, $40 each.
Marked to close, $3.50.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-20

ATHLETIC EXHIBITION. fine athletic
exhibition will be given under the au-
spices of the Y. VI. G A. gymnasium at
Athletic Park at p. m, Wednesday,
July % In addition to the running and
hurdle races. walking match, 100 yards
dash, sack, and three-l sgged races, there
will be an exciting smile bicycle race, in
which w. E. Crist and B. w. Hanna will
run. As these two are very evenly
matchedit will prove close race, There
is large number of entries to the games,
and good exhibition may be expected.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-20

A VETERAN CLERKS SUDDEN DEATH
Capt. Daniel living on I street, near
Eighteenth. died suddenly last evening
of cUngestive chill He was an ex-
Union soldier, clerk in the War depart
ment, and lei, ss wife, but no children.
THE season il drawing to close, and we are
determin d to clean up; our pres mt prices will
convince yOu of that fact. Eiseman Bros, corner
S,.ypn IN and f.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-20

SOMETHING TO READ THIS HoT WEATHER.
"Miss Tommy by Miss Mulock; "The story OF
Ida" edited by Ruslin "The Crayon Pap'rs," by
Washington Irving; "Doris," by "The Duchess"
and "Tom Kringlr's Log"-fve good stories in
handsome cloth bound volumes. You can get the
whole lot at Chas Baum's Book aud Stationery
Dppartment any day this week for 10 cents.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-20

Two RUNAWAY ACCIDENTS horse at
tached to VIM. Kings ice wagon became
frightened yesterday morning while
standing Mt the corner of Twelfth and ID
streets and ran away. When turning
into Pennsylvania avenue from Twelfth
street the wagon was upset, causing
damage about S25.
horse attached to buggy BELONGING
to DR.. Street, VIII lie standing on Ninth
street near E, took fright and after run
ming twenty-five yards the buggy struck
Ilinke & iSuld's wagon. The horse
broke away, but was caught before it
reached street. The buggy was badly
damaged.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-20
DIED

FRIDLEY.-on Saturday, July IS, 1885, Of
cholera infantum, GEORGE WILLIAM, infant son
of william II. 8, and Josie F. Fridley, aged 2
months and II days.
Funeral TO TAX place from parents residence,
No 1883 Eighth street northwest, this (MOnday)
morning at 10 o'clock. Friends and relatives in
vitvd to attend.
Won DER TANN.-On Sunday, July 10, 1885,
HANS MELoHiOR, son Of Hanry and II lena Won
Der Tam, aged months and days.
Funeral will take place Tuesday, July 81, from
parents residence, 17l7 9th street, at 3 o'clock
u. III.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-20

NFw SFTTEFs FOR THE PARKs.-Bids
have been received by Col. Wilson for
furnishing settees for the parks, and the
contract will be awarded TO Ma ly x
Cooper, of Philadelphia. They are to
cost $3.58 each.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-20
CITY ITEMS.

FREE circulation to the blood In largely con-
ducive to good health, and can be promoted by
quick rubbing with st. Jacobs Oil.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-20

HAVE you had sample of Berkeley? If not
get one, 1t is pure. Tharp, slS + street north
MA
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-20

" you feel nervous az to your kidneys, liver,
or urinary organs. use Hunts Remedy
MASY man who had lost nerye yigor, and
energy has been cured by Hunts Remedy.
5osHUA TuTHILI Saginaw, Mich had Brights
disease and was cured by Hunts Remedy.
HnwLANh DRNTAL ASSOCIATION. oil Four-and-
a-half street rorthwest three doors north of
pennSylyania nv'pue. f. P. Rowland, NJ. d g.
II. Rowland, d. ID. s., and Robert W. Talbot,
surgical, operative, numcchanical dentist. Ex-
fractions. under nitrous oade so cents each TOOTH
and only so nts extra for g.. whether one or a
number of teeth are extracted h the Same sitting
Have administered nitrous oxide TO over 40 900
persons. Artificial teeth, 81 per set. Gold.
amalgam, and white filings inserted 4. the best
manner. All work warranted first-class.
80 per gallon, rs cents quart bottle. No. Ry,
Whisky. best in the world for the money, at Nc
Gees, Ninth street, near d.
"ALpRRNPY DNRY WNGoSs. Fresh Alderney
Butter churned every morning, and delivered in
u pound "wardn prints at IS cents per pound.
Also cottage cheese, cents per ball; buttermilk,
cents per quart, and sweet milk at cents per
quart.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-07-20
Second Floor-Take the Elevator.)
39c-SHIRT SALE-39o.

39c-SHIRT SALE-39o.
We have received another
shipment of our SOC Unlaun-
dered Dress Shirts, with
which we had such unparal-
leled success. We say "Om
39c Shirt" because this shirt
is manufactured expressly for
us, according to our orders,
and is equally as good, if not
better, than the majority of
SOC shirts sold to-day. We
have styled it "Our Mascot"
for veritably it is such.
IJnlaundered Dress Shirts, good. firm. service
able muslin, re-enforced body, fine linen bosom
and bands felled seams, gusseted, and completely
and thoroughly finished.
Only SOC each.
Night Shirts.-With the
above we have secured a most
excellent value in Night
Shirts, as follows:
Mems fine Unlaundered Night Shirts, splendid
grade Of muslin, full length, felled seams and
gussets, pocket and collar attached.
Only SOC each.
Handkerchiefs. We desire
to thank our customers for
their liberal response to our
Grand Midsummer Sale Of
Mems, Ladies', and Children's
Handkerchiefs.
Mems Solid Navy Blue and Cardinal All-Iinen
Temstitched Handkerchiets,
Only 1870 each.
chiSss All-Linen Fancy Hemstitched Handker-
'"''''' -th Gle.
r.,,o., r,, Only tic each.
hric Wsndkerchi Acked Hemstltched LINEN Cam
oMorth 25c.
' 2lc each.
NoTE.-Mail c,lers for any
of the above goouD will re.
ceive our prompt persc,al at
tention.