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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-10-11
ARKANSAS VALLEY
STONE SAW E1ILL.

Arkansas Valley Stone Saw Mil. located
on the Santa Fe track. between Second and
Third streets. Wichita. Kansas. Tire Stone
Saw Mill is now resdy 10 run in full blast,
night snd day. We have made arrange
ments with the Augusta Sicne company 20
furnish all the stone needed. We also can
saw FL Dorado or Cottonwood stone IL re-
ouired 10 do so. We viii furnish stone in
anv shape. such as window caps. or
door sills. beveled stone for Stone fronts or
solid stone building. or brick veneering; so
fiscing for on; and inside walks. All stone
furnished q; greatly reduced prices Though
We ask no bonus. we do soiici; your pst7oa-
age. The business men and board Of trade and
ali contractors and builders are invited 10
call and see what we can do.
Culver Corwin & Stafford.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-10-11
Dissolution Of Copartnership.

Notice is hereby given that the copartnership
heretofore existing and known ms Poponoe
Givens in the livery business, i by muutai
consent this day dissolved All debts due sald
firm will be collected and paid 10 w T. ROPE
noe and all indebtedness OF the firm assumed
and paid by him. ". r PofoNob,
Wichita, Kan. : j a GiNfSs.
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Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-10-11
Orchestra.

Shaw's orchestra the one that has done near
" all the playing in Wichita the past year, am
now better prepared To furnish flrst-elass nut
SIC. having added Two Of the best musicians in
the slate. They are all musicians of many
years experience. Call on or address
THOMAS SHAW,
At shaw Co = Music store, Wichita, han e
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-10-11
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received at the Office
OF W A. Richie l. Co, architects. at tnheld,
Kan until noon of Thursday, Oct 2snd. lss5.
for the stone mason work required in the
erection OF the basement of the Nj + College
building on their grounds on College iiill,
Winfield. Kan, according to the p!ans' aetsiis
and specifications prepared by W. \ Ritchie
4 Co., architects, which will be on file at their
Office in Winfield, han Ca and after Monday,
October nth, lsS5 The committee reserve the
right TO reject any or all bids
REV. Z. 4. KING,
REV Il KELLY,
T. Il MEYERS,
dlso-st committee.
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-10-11
Enterprising Csiestial>

San Francisco Chinese a-s no; content
with the monopoly OF the laundry business
Of the city, but they control ninesy-nir>
hundrei:hs Of tie pork industry - w-n
Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1885-10-11

I,og sALE-A good family phse;on az bar
r gain OF Sloo. W. l.. Melee, 2ls Donslaa
avenue. as
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-28

q ,mau,e.
9 rr in th tG', lt.f eel rs' stu4sug ,.a-
II % 20 i - dozen Gu Be NeN Core " atr.rt~
d o : i @ % ~ rr b. Z %
lr
NAles
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-28
WARREN Leland
whom everybody know, n the susessszi
manager Of the
Largest Hotel Enterprises

Of America, says thas Wills Passenger srosa
New York on board ship goGns around Cars
Horn. In the early days of enigrAsioa TO Cal
nornia. he learned thai cue Of the osseers -
tAs vessel had cared Ainssif, aurinx tho YER
sxe, Of m obstinate aascxse BY sas use os I
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-28
Towels! Towels!

0 Cream
Prices
iry,Sl5 per by
o IS
fringe Towe.s spcad quality
Hon CombB T owes 5c% csc \
Q Ice
dtnne s.
n pattus,eul Deh uorhS ga . dW ~
filed ach.R Be hs VI
cry 10 prices Lace Cur,sn u .io 4ii
White Lac Si
iB 70 Cn iash.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-28
Send us Your Orders!


eahe German Linen Table Dama with and without OUT GA %
Bched offered
a barga a Blched Double
m
a
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-28
Ayers SarSaparilla =;

for rheumatism. with entire success ani,
after careful observation, declares that, IN
L.s belief, there is medicine IL the world
equal 30 II fer tbs cure Of Liver Disorders,
Gout, the effects OF high living. salt
Rhcum. Sores, Eruptions. and all the
various forms of blood diseases-
We have Mr.. LnLINp's permission 70 invite
al Who may desire further evidence In regard
to the extraordinary curative powers Of
AYERS SAEsArARILLh TO see him person.
ally either a. his mammoth Ocean Hotel,
Long Branch. or at the popular LELAND Hotel,
broadway. 9Th and 18th Streets. New York
Mr.. LELASp's extensive knowledge Of the
good done by this uncqualied eradieator OF
blood poisons enables him 10 give inSuIrers
much valuable information.
PREPARED BY
Dr.J.C. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
= Hail nv al al bottles
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-28
Summary Of Accounts

Collectors Per cent FOR collecting s., il2,
81 State Tax aud s39 GTc 81 lit being amount
Of County expenses exclusive ot amount paid
by Corporations ............... .-...-S 1851 81
Collectors 5 p~E Ct, Tor collecting
=. .35 81 l........... ......... .......... I'll is
4 mount OF ovrrratiuc....-........... 2G3 50
Stale Tsx........... ......-............ 6,5i2 -
To.a1........................ sal pa -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-28
Z ILAND, AUGUST 2S, 1885.
ANNUAL STATEMENT.
By THE
COM MISSIONERS
OF
CU \ RLE S COU n TI,
FOR THE
YEAR ENDING
JUNE 30TH 1885
Published Ly Orier Of the County Commission.
erS ot sad County ia pursuance Of y ction
9 Of irficls -rTFIII of the Cote
ot Public General LG,cs,
lrAtch lroriHe fAat
JUNE 30TH 1885


The County Commissioners shall make ou
and publish annually in at least two newspa
pcrS published in their respective counties, i
there be two, a defaiisd, minute and decurdt
stdisraeHt of the expenses of their said counties
specifying therein each particular item OF eS'
pense, and for what and 10 when paid, and
shall also deliver 10 the Sheriff of their respec.
tive counties as many copies OF such statement
as there are election districts of said county
~ leas, ten DAYS before each general election,
and the Sheriff shall, within six days after tht
receipt of aid copies, set one Of them at the
place Of holding elections in each election dis
triCt ~
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-28
Napkins and DOvlieS.


Beached German Doylc coIorei borders uy 7i
Shy ALinen Dmask Napkins splendid q on 81 90
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-28
Ladies Fina Gauze Vests.

Il Hnis s~- k-ndoa
aud
neck re on r
II audu,
h ~ He nee d m oul ht each Th ~ r1. r osh s.
Ladies ESa ihngE VT b .lv h~H
each
81 soc yer p "a la a 81 ruIi q u 1.
sIrs rch.
&c Rise andfa 3crr
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-08-28
| Ayers Sarsaparilla.

Since then N- LELANp has Recommended
AYEK's saEsAFAEfLLI in naHy similar
cases, Ard he has never yr; heard Of !ts fall.
Ero TO eGcc. radical cute.
, Some years ago oao II Nr isLASp's far-a
lascrcrs bruised hls leg o-ia< 30 tho hai
state % his blood. ugly sc-o'aioRs swelling
CT lamp appeared on the injured l!Hae. HoE-
Rib, itching O. tho skin, With harnlng aad
aaT:!nS pains through tho lamp. male LIE
alEsost iuioicrRbls- Tao lcs became stsor
naoss,y enlarged. ani rannInE uiecr, formed.
d.sckArEiHg gsea; Quantities Of eIiEsnaeiy
offensive matter. No t:vatmeut was of amp
avail until tho man. BY Mr.. LrIA<p's eirs~-
ton. supplied wtgh AyEx's sAAsArA-
EiLLI, ahleh ailAyei tho pain and srri;A,aon,
keAlcsi tho sores. removed the swelling. And
completely restored the lsuss TO us>.
Mr.. LGLASD has personally Escd
National Republican., 1885-10-20
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.
Tie Smaller Happenings OF a Day in
and About the City.

Wilt m Mulloy has been appointed an addi'
uonGl private on the police force, vice o. spill
man. resigned.
Joseph Donohuc, a Jockey, aud VIM. Taylor,
were each inCd s. In the police court ycstCr.
day for an alltay.
Michael Coycr and Antonio Corininc, ltal ans
wCtc each fined so yesterday by Judge Shell
for carrying concealed weapons.
A. l.. Phillips protests against issuing a
liquor license to Patrick Naughton, at the cor.
nCr Of Fifth and franklin streets.
Charles Williams, colored, pleaded guilty in
the police court yesterday morning to the
larceny OftwO dOOrmatcs and a parasOl. He
was sent to jail for eighteen months
Capt James f. oyster has been granted per.
mission by the commissioners to raise two
banners above the streets on the occasion of
the fair to be given by the National Rides.
A. W. Eaton, inspector and mcasurer of wood
for the Anacostia district, has submitted his
annual report During the year he has In.
speCtCd and measured 6 ,lOl cords of pine, oak,
and hickory cord wood.
Edwin Ridgcway, O carpenter, 80 years old
living on the silver Hill road In Prince George
county, Md, near the District line, while
n tree and was Instantly killed. lie leaves n
wife and several small children.
The police trial board have rounu oriccr !.
b. Slack guilty of violation of rules 81 aud IS
ofthc manual and neglect of duty 1t Is rec.
commended that he be rcprmanded and in.
formed that a repetition of the oiiensas will
work more serious consequences.
The following requests have been granted
To extend sewer In alloy in square %; to lay
water main in square 7ss TO lay curb and side,
walk on l. street, between First and Second
Streets to lay pavement in front of l706 i
street; to run n switch into square I'll, First
street, between NJ and streets northeast.
BROOKE Park Hotel will be open during
moonlight nights until II o clock.
National Republican., 1885-10-20
Hats for All Ages.

All honor to our prices
for the tremendous trade
we have built up in our Hat
Department. Our aim is
to see how cheaply we can
sell. If other hat men can
not buy as advantageously
as we can that is no lookout
Of ours. We buy every hat
that comes into our store
for cash, and we sell it for
cash at the lowest possible
price. We would rather sell
ten hats and make ten cents
apiece profit than sell only
one and make a dollar; and
that's just what we are do
ing on the hats that we sell
for 9Oc, $l.7o, $l.9o, 50. 90,
&c.
We don't want the
earth;" we want to be busy;
we like to see the jams of
people in our Hat Depart
ment. There is a certain
satisfaction in being busy,
even if one doesn't make
much money. So, there
fore, Notwithstanding the
wall Of woe that is going up
from the exclusive hat men,
we shall continue to sell
Mems Fine Soft or Stiff
Hats, worth Sl.OO, $1.25,
$1.5O, for 80 cents; we shall
continue to sell a Genuine
Fur Stiff Hat, worth $3.50,
for $l.7O; Very Fine Fur
Stiff Hats, Dunlap, ,""You-
MANS" and "Knox" Block,
worth $500, for $l.9o;
Children's Jersey Caps,
worth 25 cents, for 10 cents;
a line of 15-cent Boys Cas-
simere School Caps, worth
35 cents; Fine Silk Hats at
$4.OO, $3.50, and $500;
latest styles, and wort h
$3.50 more than we ask.
Seeing is believing. Come
and see them.
National Republican., 1885-10-20
The BON MARCHE
Desires to call your attention to the following articles which
will be offered at Remarkably Low Prices, and in
doing so invites inspection Of the
Ladies' Short Wraps. FUT and Fur Trimmings

II having become wcll-known fact that
Short Wraps will he leading in the way of
dress garment, We would say our stock OF
them consists of no less than scvcnty-lvc
styles, every style being represented in all
sizes, viz:
We show an Ml.wool Cloth Short Wrap,
prcttily trimmed with AstraChan down
front and around bottom, at $G.9S. We
consider il cheap ut 80.
Another good style is made Of Brocadcd
silk and finished off with Russian Hare, at
$l0.9S. This number is our own exclusive
style, and would be a bargain at Sl4.
Brocadod Velvet Short Wraps, trimmed
with Chenille fringe, satin quilting, at Sll,
Sl5, and $50, according to quality Of mate
rial.
Short Wraps up to 500.
Seal Plush Short Wraps, nicely finished
with feather trimming, quilted satin lining,
at S23.
National Republican., 1885-10-20
Bnlldlng ImprOXements.

The following building permits were issued
yesterday: j. Dcmpster TO build five three
story and cellar bricks on Columbia and o
streets, to cost $1,000; Mrs. NJ A. Meyers to
build two two.stOry bricks on New Hampshire
avenue, near NJ street, to cost $1,000; T. o.
Jones' to build one twO.stOry frame on Third
street near X southeast to cost Sj4s; John f.
in rcnr OF 1909 Tenth street, to cost $500; Col.
WOrthiugton. to improve 800 Fourteenth street
to cost 500; $ Berry, to improve III Third
prove house on q street, near First street south
west, to cost $3.50; Henry LicsmGnn, to improve
12il Seventh street, to cost $780, Il. c. Langley,
to improve 1906 Eleventh street southeast, to
@lUD
National Republican., 1885-10-20

The following requests have been received /:
To insert in the schedule of street improve.
ments for the next fiscal year, Tenth street.
between Pennsylvania avenue and n street
southeast; to repair pump corner Eleventh and
l. streets southeast; to erect n lamp at the cor
sewer near the corner OF North Capitol
and l. streets northeast, to accommodate
thirteen new houses about to be erected
there: also to open the alley for public
use; to erect Il gas lamp on Seventh
street, between A and b streets southeast to
examine the condition of the sidewalk on l.
street, between Fourteenth street and Vermont
avenue; TO extend water mains in the vicinity
of seventh street northeast between X and l.;
TO lay n new sidewalk in front of 1901 New
Hampshire avenue
National Republican., 1885-10-20

The funeral Of Mr.. Charles syphax took place
yesterday afternoon from his late residence
No. l5i5 Pierce street, and was well attended
by large number of friends. The floral offer.
iugs were very proftise and handsome. Mr.
syphax was employed in the pension office for
thirty.Onc years, being appointed in Picrcc's
administration by Secretary McClellaud
During that time he was held in the greatest
respect by the officials who bestowed upon
him many marks of favor Rev. +. X. Grimkc
conducted the burial service, and was assisted
ty Rev. Messrs. Middleton and Drodie. The
pallbcarcrs were MCSsrs. W. 4. Ford A. b.
swiggit, James Bennett J. l.. Webster, and
Andrew Twinc Commissioner j. G. Black and
n large number Of clerks represented the pen.
sion CtiCe.
National Republican., 1885-10-20
FUR TRIMMINGS.

2inch Black Russian Hare at SOC yard.
3.inch Black Russian hare at SOC yard 4.
4.inch Black Russian Hare at CSC q yard.
2.inch Nutra at 75c yard.
3-inch Nutra at sl.15 yard.
4.inch Nutra at $l.5s yurd.
2-inch Silver Fox at $i.7s q yard.
3-inch Silver Fox at $2.7O a yard.
2.lnch Gray Hare at SOC yard.
3-inch Gray Hare at Sl,25 yard.
4-inch Gray Hare at i,75 a yard.
Real Lynx at secs yard.
a-inch Real Beaver at $l.25 yard.
3-inch Real Beaver at Sl.0S yard.
4.inch Real Beaver at $2.75 yard. An
exceptional bargain.
National Republican., 1885-10-20
FURS. FURS. FURS.

100 dozen Russian Hare Mufrs at G9c each.
Better qualities at CSC and S1.4S.
Nutra Mufrs at $2.25 and $2.75.
Cape Seal Mufrs at $2.75 each.
Silver Fox MuiTs at $3.50 each.
African Lynx, for mourning wear, at S5
each
Real Beaver Muirs at $4, So, and SO each.
Real Lynx Muns at SO each.
Black Martin MufTs at 500 each.
AND MANY OTHERS.
Fedora Collars to match each and every
style Of MulT.
Hare, Nutra, Concy, and Real Beaver
Capcs, IL, l3, II, l5, lG, and II inches, at
attractive prices.
Children's MufTs and Collars from 75c up.
National Republican., 1885-10-20

VIM. Culver reports stolen from his pocket,
on the platform of car in the Baltimore and
Potomac depot n pocketbook containing 81.
Wm, o. Douglass No. 522 Ninth street, reports
that about $40 p. IN. Saturday there was Stolen
nom his store door two dozen white shirts;
value Sl2 Ferdinand Frank, No. 33l Pcnnsyl.
vania avenue southeast, reports thnt some time
Sunday night his house was entered by forcing
open the cellar door, and OvercOats, dress coats.
and vests, shoes, underClothing, and hats,
vailed at SO, were stolen. James A. X. Moore,
No. 2COO Thirteenth street, reports stolen on the
18th instant child's carriage robe value, S..
Frederick GraysOn reports stolen from him ut
Eleventh street wharf, about noon yesterday, a
pUCketbook containing about SIG in money.
National Republican., 1885-10-20
Cloth NeWmarkets.

An elegant Newmarket, of good quality
beaver cloth double-breasted, boX-plaited
back, at SS.75. A plain but neat garment ut
a remarkably low figure.
A stylish garment is our Leader, made Of
fine cheviot in black and brown, double
breasted and box-plaited back, at SlO.7j.
Our Newmarket of fine beaver cloth,
trimmed with beaver collar and cuffs, per
feet fitting, at Sl0.50.
Our Newmarket Of fine beaver cloth,
beaver collar and cuffs, and edged down
front, at Sl5.
Newmarlicts trimmed with silver fox real
beaver, and lynx, from SIS upward.
silk Matelassc Newmarkets, trimmed
with G-inch wide black fur, silk lining, at
500.
Brocnde Velvet Newmarkcts from $27
and up.
National Republican., 1885-10-20

Leo LesquerrcauX, with many aliases, has
been viclimizing many prominent scientists,
among them Prof Whitfield ana Prof. Hay
den, from whom he borrowed so worth of
books and S2i in money. He also got $50 from
Dr. John lie Contc, OF Philadelphia, and $50
from another scientist OGlthat city. In Cincin.
natl his operations have been quite extensive,
lie is known to have done some extensive
swindling. He Is said to be well up in palcon.
tology and to show II general scientific knOwl
edge. LesquerreauX called ut the geological
survey ana was asked to call again, when ii
was Intended Ethat he should be arrested for
swindllng.
National Republican., 1885-10-20

]. Wesley Cromwell, editor, and Charles A.
Lemon, business manager of the Peoples Ad'
vocatc, and Capt, W, T. Gray late commander
Of the Capital City Guards, appeared in police
court to answer charge of criminal libel re-
ileCting on the character of Capt. }. A. Perry,
the present commander, They all gave $500
bonds for their appearance ut police court
Thursday.
National Republican., 1885-10-20
BROOKE Park Hotel will be open during
moonlight nights until II o clock.


Osborne Basey and another young colored
rough assaulted Mr.. NJ. Augenstein on Seventh
street Saturday night and attempted to rob
him OF valuable diamond stud Basey struck
Mr. Augcustein in the face, and the other tried
to steal the stud. Mr.. Augcnstcln's son caught
Bnsey and turned him over to an olcer The
other fellow escaped. Judge Smell yesterday
sent Bascy to the reform school.
National Republican., 1885-10-20
BROOKE Park Hotel will be open during
moonlight nights until II o'clock,


First Comptroller Durham in reply to the
commissioners letter of June 20, 1855, states
hat the statement referred to has not been re.
Cc!vcd and requests that the same be forwarded
or explanation made TO the delay. Action
on the rCquisitiOn Of the lllh instant request.
water department will be suspended to await
Typly.
National Republican., 1885-10-20

We beg to apprise our Gus.
toners and the public in gen
eral Of the arrival of our
importation order of the
celebrated Hmperial' Real
Kid Gloves, in a most excel
lentassortment of allthe new
est, fashionable, and most de-
sirable colors and black, with
which we were so very sue
cessful last season.
Realizing few years ago that the demand was
for a Reliable Glove, we have spared neither pains
nor expense IN order to meet this demand and In
IDENTIFY that In II We have secured an undoubt
cd and absolutely Reliable Real Kid Glove.
Reliable In Fit-Formerly It was almost impOssl-
sibe TO secure good III In the thumb, but these by
late Improvement, have the thumb, IKE me mn
securing the best results yet attained
Reliable in Stitching and Flnlshng-These Gloves
pass through an improved apparatus which prcks
The places for the stitches so that the seams can be
sewtd with great regularity and precision.
After being scwed they are stretched, wrapped In
n damp linen cloth beaten, and then pressed as
to render them shapely lsoft, and pliable.
Reliable as to Tanning and CoOring-Such per-
fcCtiOn has been arrived at that the color Is guar
NnlCed not to run Into spots lose Its finish from
the pcTplration OF the hand which is in itself u
great recOmme ndntion.
3-button Black "Imperalr Kid Gloves.
5-button Black and Colored Imperial" Kid
Gloves,
O.button Black and Colored "Imperal" Kid
Gloves,
With reference to the 6.buttOn Imperial Kid
Glove, we beg to say II was formerly 1.buttOn,
hut many Of our customers preferrlng more length
than four, ana not so much Ms n O'buttOn, we had
our manufacturer make this b-buttOn expressly to
our order; yet at the same time did not increase
the price, feeling fully repaid IN the popularity and
consequent increased demand thereby obtained for
It,
The colors in the and 0-button Gloves arc black
and all the newest shades OF assorted browns, tans,
and rNys
How We Guarantee You Perfect Fit-wc try on
every pair at the counter, and won't let you take
away pair that does not III you.
Given to Each Purchaser.
with every pair of "Imperial" Real Kid Gloves
We present neat little Steel Glove Fastener with
small chain attachment holding shield appropri,
ately stamped. Can be worn rs an ornament, and
is ever ready.
Frst Floor-Flrst Department on the Left)
National Republican., 1885-10-20

BARGAINS extraordinary are being offered at
Baum's ! striped Newmarket, Scotch mate.
rial, ut So former price, $1,000; also, / checked
Newmarket ut $3.50, former pricCsj. These are
really extraordinary bargains, and only can be
had at Baum's.
National Republican., 1885-10-20
PLUSH COATS,
40, 42, A, and i6 Inches Long.

Our 40-inch Seal Plush Coat, with real
seal ornaments and quilted satin lining thas
been pronounced bargain by everybody
who has examined it), only S25.
Fine quality in Plush sacques at S35, $40,
S45, $50, and upward.
National Republican., 1885-10-20

BERKELEY, pure rye whisky, the best on
the market for the price, 81 per gallon, 81 a
quart, and so cents pint, 25 cents Il sample
bottle. Tharp, SIS + street northwest.
National Republican., 1885-10-20

To add a little "spice" to
business we propose to make
special prices" on the fol-
lowing lots of fine Laces. Our
object in making these prices
is two-fold: First, to create..a
demand, and, secondly, to
merit your recognition as
"the headquarters" for Laces.
For'fear that some may place
a wrong construction upon
this sale we desire to say that
we do not make these prices
for a day, week, or month,
but until every yard Of these
particular laces is disposed Of,
and to convince you that
lower prices prevail here on
Laces, as everything else, at
all times than elsewhere.
4 inch White nrOderc Lace, worth loc; special
price, DC per yard.
one lot Flat Valenciennes Lace, patterns embro-
dered In silk
2l9 inch, 17c; special price, l2iac pei. yard.
:Ii5 " csc; " 2UC
ill 33c; " 25c
AL inch Black Chnntilly Lace, elegant patterns,
hne quality, originally sold ut 37ie; special sale
price, 2bC per yard.
o inch liluck Spanish Lace, well worth 25c spc-
Cinl sale price, Zoe per yard
3 inch BLACK Escurial Lace, previously sold at
25c; special sale price, zoe per yard.
4 inch Black l;scurial Lace, originally sold at
36c; special sale price, 2bc.
At these prices they cannot fail TO meet with II
ready disposal hence we ask us early call rs con-
yCnient
(second Floor-TNke the Elevator.)
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.