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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-10-21
A Startling Discovery.

Physicians are often startled by remark
able discoveries. The fact that DR.. Kings
New Discovery for consumption and all
throat and lung diseases is daily curing
patients that they have given up to die
Is startling them to realize their sense OF
duty, and examine into the merits Of this
wonderful discovery resulting in hun
drcds of our best physicians using it. in
their practice. Trial bottles free at Dor
s. WOld's. Regular size $1.0O 4
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-10-21

GENTLE woman is so often tie victim OF
sick headache that she halls as the dawn
of a new era, the introduction of medi.
cine that is guaranteed as a sure cure
Mrs. Morris Tanner, Of Hoboken, n j.,
writes: Il have been martyr to sick
headache the result of indigestion. One
bottle of Mishlers Herb Bltters, used &C
cording to directions, has cured me-"
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-10-21
La Crosse Business College.

Established in 1866. This school gives
as thorough business course as any and
at one-third less cost than many: Life
scholarship $40. Write for particulars to
il. WALLACE, La Crosse. Wis.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-10-21
GRAND MEADOW.

Trade is booming. Everyone is busy, and
of course happy.
Joseph skyberg returned from Chicago
Friday. where he has been to lay in his winter
stock of goods.
Ole A. Bue, pastor of the Norwegian Soci
ETY., just north of the village, returned from
his visit to father-land last week, and will
preach his first discourse at the Norwegian
church, on the I'd Of November next.
Rev. Powell, pastor OF the Methodist Soci'
ETY.. preached for the first time, Sunday morn
ing, and also in the evening, to large and at
tentive congregation. Rev. G. B. Caple lef,
18th inst, for his new charge at La Crescent.
The good wishes of the community 80 with
him and his estimable family.
Friday evening, the 10th inst, the LADIES'
Union Aid Society held their annual Fair,
which proved a marked success, realizing
about $40 over and above all expenses. The
oysters we're fine. Everything passed of
pleasantly. We are requested to tender the
thanks of the Society to the friends who so
bountifully provided for the entertainment,
and particularly to those who contributed the
finances 50 literally.
Miss Clara Peterson was the lucky holder of
ticket Noe. and the best quilt is her property.
BY vote of $500 it was decided that A. c.
Russell become the owner Of the quilt intend
ed for the "laziest man" III the house.
Mrs. l.. Palmer was voted the Quilt, at a
cost Of $l6, allotted to the most agreeable
married woman.
We understand that two of our young
dc
est girls" had to apply to the Aid Society for
help, as they were dead broke at the close Of
the election,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-10-21
Euc klen's Arnica Salve.

The greatest medical wonder Of the
world. Warranted to speedily cure burns,
bruises, cuts, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, cancers, piles, chilblains, corns,
letter, chapped hands, and all skin erup-
tons, guaranteed to cure in every in
stance. or money refunded. Is cents per
box. For sale bv Dorr s. Void.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-10-21

NERVOUS DEBILITY in both Sexes quick
WY cured. Confidential consultation free. Senf
history of case to N. Y. MEDICAL COMPANY, n,
E. 18th St., New York City.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-10-21
A Dreadful Disease.

Dreadful Disease.
Read, ponder and profit thereby
Kemp's Balsam fo- the throat and lungs
is conceded by all who have used it to
excel any preparation in the market as u
complete throat and lung healer. All
persons afflicted with that dreadful dis
easc-COnsumption-will find speedy re-
lief and in majority Of cases perman
ent cure. The proprietor has authorized
Mills & Johnson to refund the money to
any party who has taken cc-fourths of
a bottle without relief. Price so cents
and sl.00. Trial size free. 3
THAT the temperance question is fast
becoming an important issue in our poll
tics is demon strated by the result of the
election in Ohio last week. Early IN the
battle, we said Gov. Hoadly deserved
defeat because of his loose views
on the temperance question. lie not
only opposed Prohibition, but he opposed
the Scott tax law. In fact, he virtually
favored free whlskey-hc trucklcd to
the saloon element by advocating low
license law. AS a result, many Demo
Gratis were disguised, and turned their
votes against him. The Philadelphia
Times says: Had Governor Hoadly
been smitten with malaria this year and
sent to Philadelphia for treatment as he
was two years ago. the Democrats might
have been able TO elect him; but with
all his brilliant powers as q public dis
putant, he turned the tide against him
self when his success seemed assured.
He forgot that Democrats had convic-
tons. and he forced thousands of Demo
Gratis to the Prohibition ticket by his ill.,
judged and needless assaults upon that
cause, as is concluslvely shown by reduc-
ed Democratic vote where the Prohibi-
ton vote has been increased
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1885-10-21

die ana t1llmOle. neITeSumsutS a. c:oO
Mrs. G. S. Hlldahl has returned from
the East with the latest goods in the
market to be found in the millinery line.
Pattern hats and bonnets, the latest STYLES
in feathers and bonnet trimmings, and
an assortment that comprises all the
novelties Of the season. The ladies Of
Austin and vicinity will do we'll to re-
member these facts and look over the
stock and avail themselves of the special
bargains which she is now Offering to the
public.
| The Misses Alice and Olive Wood
ward gave a pleasant birthday party at
their home Thursday evening, Oct. 18th.
with about forty of their young friends
as participants. The presents, which were
manv. were handsomc-ands sweet. Mine
host and hostess served one Of the cholc-
est of suppers. The evening was most
agreeably spent by all. All present join
ed heartily. on taking their departure fol-
their respective homes, in wishing the
Young girls many such pleasant occasions.
| FARMERS! TAKE NOTICE six
working horses.
| One Driving Horse,
! One Top Carriage.
| One Family Spring Wagon,
Two Light Family Spring Wagons, latest
| style.
| Five sets Single Harness.
! Two sets heavy Double Harness,
One set Light Double Harness,
Three Ladies' Side Saddles,
| Five Gents Saddles,
| A number OF Robes. Blankets, SC.
The above Stock is ENTIRELY NEW
Win sell very cheap, for Cash. or exchange
for good salable Hay. Enquire Of
| L. " DECKER or
CLAYTON WEBB,
Austin, MINI.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-21
JAMES ICIiANAN ChPrtRIB
>hrritf Alexander Inrp, OF IpNhur
County. says He Has our Jim.

Acting sheriff Capt. Bob Ross re
cciyed n telegram yesterday morning
from sheriff carp, at CIilmcr, tpshur
county, saving he had y man answer
iug the description ofJamcs Buchanan.
who /, wanted in this county for as
,ault with intent to murder Capt. j.
t. hutchinson in this city last Orto-
Der. The assault was made in Dan
Morris, gambling house, over the Iron
Front saloon, and after buchanan had
shot Capt. II. three times hc ran down
the back stairway aud He'd thcc3uul!
The officers have been on his track for
some time, but there being 40 reward
offered for his capture THOSE VINO
could have caught him long AGO. have
never made any attempt. Fine grand
Jury which met A7l fall, indicted
buchanan for assault villa iplcnt tu
murder
The first telegram that came yc-tcr-
day did not satisfy Capt l,p,>. nud hc
autographed for II description 4 the
man, and also stated HAT l;u-
chuuan had gun shot wnuu q ou his
left thigh hy which he coi ld ~ ij,n-
lifted. besides having no cyc-iashc-
nud also the chronic sore ewes. \ tui.
description was tclcgraphcd to Capt
Ross, which satisfied him. and hc lcI
last evening for Gilmcr ,ia the Mar
row Gauge road, aud will return his
Afternoon at 1880 with hi- man.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-21
cu,, fora rron,n,,ion con,cn,tnm.

In view of the fact that the state
W. &. r. L. meets in Dallas. May eth,
9th and 10Th. | am instructed by %
majority ot the state l.N. Committee
10 call II convention of the prohihi-
tionists OF IcNas To meet in palla- IA
10 O'Clock II. m. MAY llth, lNNj iorthc
follow ny purposes. to-Wit:
First 70 devise - plan ia secure the
election of legislature. two year
hence. pledged in advance to submit 81
constitutional amendment to abolish
the liquor traffic Ia vote of the pco.
pie.
Second. To take step, TO put pruht
bilion into effect in IT. many comtic
aud precincts as possible under ia,
local option law.
Third. To consider the propricty OF
at once organizing the prohibition
tion of any other business that may
lr9,timalcly come before said convcn-
ton.
The basis OF representation shall be
H. follows
/. Every lodge of Good Tcmpar..
every council of the 'rirnd- of Fem
perancc, every union of the W. {. I.
| and every other temperance >oririN
in the state of Whatever namr. viii be
entitled to one delegate.
. Every university, college and
school. public or private. Including
sunday schools, may send one deio-
gate.
3 The prohibitioni-is of every
county in the state shall Toe entitled to
send as many delegates rs they see
proper, not exceeding ten from r1y
one county. T.. l.. DAHONIN.
Chairman State rs. Committee,
PARIS, Texas, April Is, 1855.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-21

Ni.ccllauepus-Blackp rppcr zoe. 'onp. white
per box Ao, foap, kirHs olive. per box
}.7r soap blue olive per box, 100 to 10
oil. kerosene" no test 2.ts 300. Kerosene no
lcst Ills A,i Kerosene $50 test, 2ts, 500 bar
ryIs, prt gallon. lsD. candles lic. hcnus. per
No. iio I.4c Lima lc Chcrsc, full cream l1'sc
rope Aa!f inch basis, De- krnuL per hHrfcl
r,I pcT half barrel, 100 pickles. half hurrcl
medium 1O0n 90 barrels, small, 100
nu,pus. per barrel. 25U cahbagcs per crntc
il0 cider, barrels, sJp. half barrels, 800 poia-
toc4, per bushvl. In suoks Z. 10.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-21

NO MERCHANT IN WACO NOW HAS THE HANDLING OF THE
clothing manufactured 10y the celebrated house OF ROGERS rEII Co,
except MALI DRY THE CIOrlEB goods
and fabric sold sold broadway New
II
and the the best made
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-21

Cor. -WhI'o. rnr nu. 90 ml K"d. &c.
OHts.--art- r hIik 31c.
Wheat lH..lc
Viaf-p"f tlu s.
IflIr., IAg-psr tuu a..
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-21

luc .ct,ui. for spring ronds has f,trt, cow.
mD.rel demands pr,' ,iuriInliv fnr stnIir,
Which ..truiu ,i.ni ni,' .n,n, ny i..t ,,,,',,,
uan. So gI.t, n. f,.lov. G, hi. n.fl,,
ST., I4tl.nat,It.c, prlut, 5l.,. puu,l.,. 1r... Nv.
l,uut.. tH.t
al...n. -tauInrl .hlrtIur lc. eamr-.,
si..,t ir., t. l,.ut. ct., mora tc. >tnodofl
brand. ,.lil> fl. NttIfnf, Mimi pr1 MIMI. d..
Kah.,.. Wa.hri.tnuui. fnn,. "a -. \ H..
hlurI uul tr,ru io.
Booch.l Dutau- raca q t.crcahody i.i
.Gh, Umut-tNIr n a. IL, cabot > g. o..
cabot 81 50, roil medal gi m,n slar roli
mrlN 80 lac Audroscor.in a.. a,.
Lockwood y y a. V, Nmory IT, pt,'
Lnu.lpu Bi-tpt Diamond nm cnmhrl, ,,t
brown shrctiur-t human III Ht .un,,
drppI-t g.. Saratoga ~ -. o. Marshall 4.
80 i.c Mns-uvhus,it~ l.i'oN. Nuru.m l.
TiIdp uf the south a. 81. .t,rlur ~
hoott2. Nttg&. Echo lakcli. ~: noot \. l.
i. 49, lu., Shooting. Lowell Grn- lie hl,nrhrJ
~, Nouadunck brown 1} bl,nchrd 1l Trn.
prrril brown. a. hicuci,l 49,.
uuluE rcppvfou brown. '... ll,urh.d ice
Osutmtg> Nhhaiua 80 I 49, Louisiana.
SO T. p1sr
uurk~ NUk 90. l2',c. 10 or isc Mnutaup
n u Er,y. re. M chccl. re. u check nee.
tfnttnr. tiuufrl. \taA.yslutsYt 70 no, o.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-21

Every lir,t-class dealer sells Opera
Puff cigarette, VIII not stick to tnc
lips.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-21

ANcs-s5 30 to % per dozen.
tia rlnic i e. 10 Gy IT, per box s 90 ca
boy 20 yer hnN ~. Icrur Ilx2O, per box ~.
Ivruc. iu hy "- per box liOO
I!uNnro- Proceed discount "a Per cent stamp
ed, discount lh per cent
Solder M l. l3c. No. q. and :, l5c per No.
Rubber brIting Discount 80 per cent aud Il
per cent
Nnil--300. rate
Shuvcls aud spades Rowland y. discount II
per cent; Amcs list steel goods discount II
mud 10 per cont
llnrlwurc-unr iron. &c. cast stool, is,. pillow
steel &C. ypriug steel e.. horse shoes. 80 Nurse
mills i,u tu % 3D. burden horse shoes. $50
Nirt-Smonth wire No % &c Nos 10 and ! I.
5lD jupauucd mtrbcd wire p.c. gnlynnizcd
hArbcd, aHtC painted hnrhcd wire a..
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-21

BNcun-5hurt cloHr, &C.
br" salt mrats-Shutt clcafIAt
lImmss-lu 300
Molosscs- Louisiana new, 80 to5ic Louisiana
eyrup. blu
Coffee Falr, n IN l2r primo Rio NJ TO
~; choice RIO, d. Ia l2tsC Frahcrry - tn %
lnur Ordinary. per len lbs, 80 To 200 finn.
NY ;1' patent process, 800 Ia i25 fancy pat
emit 2la '.lt rye per barrel, h2l
pHt m"nl Iinll barrels. ~ tn i7' grts, hRr.
rcIs, a. huWluy. p"Hfl. 90.
-nlt-cuntso pcr bnrr,l oo 90 21j. dntv.3 20
Rec hoIcr Louisiana, t'.c per 10. pumc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-04-21

Z. ~ ai +, az aiirs,.. .,eSrsi, ..igi. n on
49, 49,. o. rHai ts all Affrass AZ -.
~. - A. y. :. !. 2 NJ AuuI. ~ Z.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-30

hospital nj Port Said i TO perpctuate the
memory OF GordOn's romantic csrcerin Egypts
That life deserves a memorial. and the one
selected Is appropriate. The cold judgment of
time viii celebrate tiordOu-s philanthropy and
Intrepid courage rather than his discernnent
II MS Fatal experiment at khartouIn. but his
Hlche Is secure in the Pantheon OF heroes. That.
III hIS name, great hospital i added To the de-
feT.ss u that pest-hO!e, Port said. i one more
service he has been able 70 r. adcr the Egyptians
''Cs.tp. says the drgmatist, though dead. shall
stilI prot ct his friends
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-30

The Indictment weather to-day somewhat di-
mlnished the usual attendance at Arlington
Soldiers Home, Congressional cemetery and
otler places in the vicinity where lie the re-
mains OF those who fell in their cOuutrv-s de-
f'nse. but the general and earnest observance
OF the day. despite ali the drawbacks. shows
that the interest and sentiment OF Decoration
Day has not lap>ed with the flight OF years, but
exists strong and beautiful a. when the custom
Oh annually placing horal tributes upon the
graves q the patriotic dead was first estab-
lshed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-30

Prohibition shut up twenty-seven saloons in
eight weeks In Topeka, Nan. and the advocates
az the Law claimed that they had stop,cd tb.
sale OF 10000 pints 81 liquor. Further fnycsti.
cation, however, shows that thirty-one licensed
drug stores have replaced the twentv-seyen
saloons closed, and that in these drug stores
1l.ooO PlntS OF whisky have been sold. Evil
IDENTIFY prohibition does not prohibit,-in Kan
sis al least
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-30
NOVELTY" GOODS
EMBROIDERIES AND FLOUNCINGS.

44-inch Batste in Cardinal Navy, Cream, Tan Sky
Blue. Pink, GendssrIne aud OK blood, with Alovers,
and two widths of edgings 10 match.
43-incl Navy Blue Null. embroidered in white. IA
inches of embroidery and 20 inches of cloth Only
81 So per ward.
1:}-inch Navy Blue Null, embroidered in white, 8
inches OF embroidery. ) inches of cloth Only 69c.
per ward. Auoyers and edsln.s 10 match.
1.-inch Navy Blue. Embroidery, embroidered in
white, inches embroidered and inches Of cloth
only Ac pei yard AlI-oVers and ..dGu.s 10 match
9lnch cream Irish Point Embroidery, embroidered
in brown, only .3c per yard
14-nch Cream Batiste embroidered in Cardinal :
row eI-Iug> TO match
43nth Navy Blue Null. embroidered in Cardinal
SWISS FLOUNCINGS.
l5-inch swiss tlounc.ngs, 1-inch deep Embroidery
ib-incn Swiss Flouncings. Embroidery lOla inches
deep, only 15c. per yard.
Note These are particularly desirable for three
nOunce dress fronts
second hoor-take the elevator.)
NEW BED LINENS
These goods take first rank with the fine trade being
particularly Recommended for their hghtness, cool
3p-iucu Irish Linen Sheetin.s. excellent values 65
and ., cents per yard.
so-ineh Belgian Linen sheetlnss, excellent values
SOC, soc, 81. l.l2l2c. yer yard.
80 lnch ir-su Pillow Linens, 42i.c.
Ji-iuCh Irish Pillow Linens. Ste
4:5-iuch Belgian Pillow Linens. Sc
-t:l-lnch Belgian Pillow Linens, DOC.
i5-inch Began Pillow Linen. DOC.
Customers in ordering goods by mail will he pa-
uCuiar To state the size and color wanted and about
the price they desire To pay, also give shipping direc
tons
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
ONE PRICE ONLY.
92l Pa. ave. lmy30J 9l2D st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-30

The town council of Plymouth. Pa. have been
indicted by the grand jury for maintaining n
nuisance, and with criminal neglect of their
official duties In not keeping the town in good
sanitary condition. The delinquent council
are doubtless official dictum7 fellows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-30

Ihere has been a break in the ranks of the
lion manufacturers: the Wayne iron works
having signed a scale of wages acceptable to the
~ofkinen- 1t is expected that other firms Will
Hollow this example, and il this is done the
threatened strike Will probably be ayerted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-30
GUINET'S BLACK SILKS.

22-inch large Check silk Surahs
$3.50. reduced to 81 90.
6-i t;ilber; Ladies' Cloths,
In a most magnificent line of desirable shades AND
500 and Sl.25, reduced to sc.
4o-INCH FINE BLACK I:.FI No ALLwooL LACE
ytrv desirable SOC. REDUCED TO 3712c.
4O-INCH ALL-WooL BLACK BROCADE GREN
Elegant Goods. Csc. reduced TO- 5Oc.
Ne have a surplus stock Of Hosiery and make the
foI0wiH. reductions effect their early disposal
Ladies OK ford Mixed Cotton Hose good firm quail
ity. double heels and toes full regular made.
surplus S;Oca Price. - ..::SS !. &c
Ladies Fine CnOleached BaibriGsan Hose, double
heels and tocS for summer wear
sgr!ii'Is 500, prize. y g
Ladies Fine split Feet Black Hose also White Hee
and Toe
forrnet Price 29c
Chtdren's DerIy Ribbed Cotton Hose extra lengi rs
two shades OF Garnet.
G9EI5I fC Pr
LADIES MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
This Department never better condition To
supply The wants OF the trade than at present and we
are now displaying exceptionally fine stock OF the
which h.i never been lower.
Lot lilo doz. Ladies Muslin Corset Covers, high
ONLY loo. EACH.
Lot go doZ. Ladies Fine Muslin Drawers, Che
made,
ONLY csc. EACH
m5es. Corset Covers, and Drawers, splendid quality
MANUFACTURED expressly for US 100 doz Ladies'
Fine Muslin Walking skirts, Cambria Rufing. 6-inch
I'm. iutrinscally the best value offered in Mus
lin skirts. and cannot be obtained elsewhere
so Dozen Ladies' Muslin Walking skirts 6ls-inch
Cambria rliiie with nine wide tuIks above, excellent
quality fine Workmanship. ac.u lilly worth 81 70, only
Second floor. Take the elevator)
"NovEITyr COODs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-30

Inc supreme court of Pennsylvania has struck
decisive blow at the bucket-Sbop business h,,
rendering decision that speculation is i'm
moral and that a mortgage given as margin
security II a stock transaction cannot be en-
forced
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-30
.WANTED-ROOMS

vE1ANTED-TwO OR THREE PLEASANT UN-
w furnished Rooms. in good neighborhood, conye-
nent to table board by family Of four adults refer
ences required Permanent II suited Address Box
1OA, Star Office. my3O2ts
w Will pay well, would like q pleasant Room, where
privacy Is desired. Address Bot IA, Star Office
my2o2ta
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-30

II Is stated authoritatively that the President
mas not the slightest disposition 10 yield to the
persistent pressure made upon him for sweep
Ing changes in the Offices He stands firmly by
his civil service policy and pledges
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-30

Prof. Gil!iams' prediction that in 1880 the
blacks IN this country will Outnumber the
whites by nearly 10000. 900 is reflIted by Mr..
Henry Gannett in an interesting paper entitled
Are we TO become AfricaniZed.'' Mr.. Gannett
takes the relative standing OF blacks and whites
at each decade from 1870 down to 1850, and
shows that from the past history OF the two
races no such increase of blacks over whites is
possible. According To this data the proportion
OF whites to blacks has steadily grown through
the ten censuses, and NJ. Gannett argues that
this proportion will increase flvorably to the
whites in the future. Mr.. Gannett also demon
strates the unreasOnableHeSs of the theory in
Tourgee's appeal TO Cesar by deductions
from the same statistics employed by Tourgee,
and in this respect proves that figures, though
they cannot lie. can be made 10 tell several
stories according 10 the manner in which they
manipulated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-30
FOR SALE-HOUSES

L>oR SALE-A PIECE OF REAL ESTATE IM.
proved that Will pay Is per cent. or will give a
written guarantee for y Years per cent Viii ex-
change this property, subject 81 1000 incumhrance
for vacant lots. JNo. +. wAGSiAMAN, 500 street
NV myS0-6t
LNOR SALE-Two GOOD BRICK HOUSES NJ l.
10 rooms, three story and basement cen 4th
and 18th SITS 81 so each Inquire before 10 and
ny.saA ssx
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-30
CROSBY =. MOVES.

The Evening Star has a reguinr. permanent
bona Ede daily circulation more than treble
that Of any either daily paper published in
Washington, and equal that OF all the
other daily papers here added together.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-30
Why WE MADE REpucrroSs.

Trale has been slow and DESTROYS OF promptly
dsposing Ola large surplus stock of Spring and Sum-
mer fabrics, the demand for which has been checked
by the unreasonable anG generally unfavorable cond
ton of the weather.
We allow no goods to accumulate and go over from
one season to another preferring open each season
with All entirely new and desirable stock.
REVIEW.
We herewith give brief mention ofsome of the
many lines Ofgoods of which have a surplus, and
which have been reduced and previously advertised:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-30

IHE LARGEST DISPLAY
NORFOLK SUITS FOR GENTLEMEN
Handsome English Chevt0ts in this style of suit two
pieces, Jachc; and Trousers,
FOR SIS.
The newest things, however, in the way of Norfolk
Suits OF
PLAID FLANNEL.
These have 50 that can sell YOU the Coats sepa-
rateiy or II you prefer. with either Knee Brooches
PantalOOns. Or both This is how they sell:
NORFOLK JACKET, 81.
TROWSEFS, 50
BREECIES. Sj
ALL THREE. SI2.
You should SEE how they lit.
TRY THEM ON.
These goods win be difficult 20 procure later on.
FANCY FLANNEL COATS,
Frenc. goods u handsome display. They would be
cheap ~ 3. but 1 am selling them for So each
IL n y I y G.
THE CLOTHIER
my30 40 SEVENT STREET.