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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-17

CraEy quilt pieces at Bemusn's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-17
Young and bSiadle'Rged aen
A SIRE CURE.

The awful eject of early vice, which
brings organic weakness, destroying both
mind aud body, with all It's ewiul Ills be-
fore the inevitable sequel, CONSUhP-
TON, sets IN, or PalpitRtlon OF the Heart
Timldlty, Trembling, Nervous Dlsch44Iges'
40 EuCH TO BE FEARED, LACK oil ldeasi
Sadness of spiIits Ugly Imagining, Dis
IKE 10 Social Life aud Breeding Melan-
chOly. .,....
MARRIED MEN, or those entering
on that happy lie, aware OF physical pc
billy, EEcitsbility of LIe Nerves, or otner
irregularities, quickly assisted.
No MINERALS UGED.-- Dung people
losing their health, and spending Time
and money with those unskilled and un-
ounllned to treat them, causing iotal uls,
orders TO the head, throat nose, liver nhv
lungs. etomach and bowels, SPEEDILY
CURED, ..-...,,,,.,,, ,-,.......
] rom calling NJ once on
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-17

CONSULT
.Vrom Ea.slsu Poland,

DIR. WhSsERClG rsying had practice
and axperielce fn~ the last ~ years, vii un-
derlaFe no case except NG CAN GUAR
AETEN A CURE.
u, cagrA Of Csturr' iu all lt2 Gtas cs,
souryy, Bl0tohcs ~ the skin, liberated
Lega, Cancers, Turner's, stdn nlaeases
nfig very Form, ENrunatismi SciAtacni
Eout, Hdvct Crmplsipt, Dyspepsia
Aethira, Dyscntcts, Pllts, Fits, an Uri-
nary and Kidney NrouJtoe, and diseases
of the Eye md AZ, LuuE diseases, Iu-
HI.estion aud Ssryuus debility
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-17

cr.ay qul. oes a, 3, Baaman'a.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-17

The celebrated James Means "
mems Shoes at Leon Kahn's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-17

silk and stiuhets at auu below GOAT
TO close out, nc Loon Kahn's,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-17

Crazy quilt pieces at Daumon'E
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-17

An elegant line Of Jerooys At D.
Bauman's.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-17

Jerseysl Jersoysl Jerseys, 40 ?
RaumRk's
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-17

zy ~ g and vo will certainly II DEsan @95 pIioEs
i a M a TrT STIR HlH]Ts I0ALJ5-H4s5 A6iA.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-17

aAH y NNh wv ~ NANNNNN ~ AhHANANA
=-H----==s-=--=---------
Crazy quilt pieces at BaumonE
-
Jerseysl Jerseys! Jerseys, 40 E'
Baumass
s--=---=- -
An elegant line Of Jereeys nj 70
Bauman's.
=-=-=-=-====fs======---=--
silk and stiuhets at auu below c0nt
! to close ont, nc Loon Kahn'a,
-
The celebrated James Means ~
mems Shoes at Leon Nahn's.
| s-a==-=--=--e====-
| silk and stiff hats gt aud below cost,
/ 10 clere out, at Leon Kahn's.
| -
70 oents VIII get good lsdies' slip
nor at Leon hNhh's.
Lndiea
Crazy quilt pieces at Bamuan's.
lr Elegant braided Jerseys, at Bau-
mans.
Rnughi-aud-roaiy atrgws, In all
National Republican., 1885-04-17

The conference In its session yesterday trans.
acted great deal Of important routine bust
ness, some ol which created warm discussion.
An important change IN the polity of hi, con.
terence was adup,ed by introducing the sys.
tem Vi general presiding clIG,s In most Of
Tue stato, of the south the presiding der sys-
worked well; but in the north the ministers
nave generally becn uversc to II, Introduction
Last year IN tHis conference one tivv. John IT,
Price was appointed, and now the system In
It's entirety Las been adopted lne confer
enCe vO.vd to have the opening sermon
preached last night 10y Presiding Elder Price
printed in pamphlet form. Prof. Howard
Day aud Rev. NJ NJ. Bell, from the committee
On the state OF the country, reported that the
President OF the United States wound De pleased
10 receive the conference, which desired tO
pay its respects to-day at l;3J p. m,
National Republican., 1885-04-17
MINOR LOCAL EVENTS.
The Smaller Happenings Of a Day In and
About the City.

The Smaller Happenings OF Day In and
About the City.
Base ball game to day, Capitol Park.
Red Cloud will attend the reunion Of Meade
post O., A. r., tonight.
The commissioners have accepted the resig.
nation ut Thomas ii. Harding as private Oh
the metropolitan police force TO take elect ON
the 10Th instant.
BOYS spring suits, Eiscman, Ith and f.
Miss Homer will take part in the opcretta OF
"Red Riding Hood" at Holy Cross Academy
next Thursday, but Sister Olympia has charge
of its production.
Robert Corbin, who has been on trial in the
criminal court for the past two days charged
with assault with intent TO kill James Carter,
was yesterday acquitted.
SPRING overcoats, Eiscman, eth aud Y.
A steam boiler of new patent design is being
placed In the Black Jack, the steam launch oi
the navy yard. II will be experimental with
in a few days by Chief Engineer Baker In the
presence of several Of the officers Of the yard
In the police court yesterday the fine Of S.
which was recently imposed on Aaron son.
nCusttahl for uSsaulting ColOred man named
Ben Gray, alias James Harrison, whom ht
suspected of stealing chickens, was remittcd
with the exception of cent.
The Washington Social Trio. an organization
of young men, rendered It's friends u very en-
joyublc hop at Abncr's Hall last evening The
committees were composed OF Mpssrs. Charles
kcese, julius Roth, John Chapman, John
Paxton. and Joseph NJ. Barrett.
The dramatic recital arranged for last even
ing at the parlOrS Of Miss Marguerite j.. sax
ton. the C.OcutiOust, was much enjoyed 10y
the large number Of guests present. The pro
grammc Included scenes from Anthony and
Cleopatra The Merchant Of Venice and
The ilunOhbaCk,' with fine selections VI
vocal and instrumental music.
National Republican., 1885-04-17

"Aro YOU never imposed upon?' asked u
REPUBLICAN reporter OF Mr. l.. $. Emery, gen.
eral secretary of the Associated Charities, yes.
terday
"WUll. not often. We hear some very sad
stories and sometimes come M with fr,t-cluS
frauds Three eases ui u pretty representative
character Will tell you Of and YOU can Judge
for yourself 4 drunken hu band took ndvan.
cleared the house Of the entire furniture. Upon
her return she ana u litle boy had no home.
They were provided for. 4 muu who came
irum the west for postOiliCC got out of money,
and blisterCd hi, hands saving iu the wood
yard. \ 10y II years old, vino aruycd away
from his home In Chicago, was found here,
sick, ana taken IN churgu. Ills pireuls had
given lin up As dead until informed by Ibis
was found, under three different numes, with
sick husband. imposing upon church people"
National Republican., 1885-04-17


This spacious temple of amusement was
crowded to its utmost capacity last u 5ht to
witness one OF the most cOmical and nest en-
tertdlnments nj the season. The play pre-
sented Is an operate, musical comedy ridicu-
losity from the productive pen OF Geo. Fawcctt
Rowe, entitled, pop; or, the Fortunes of II
Dramatic Author" Pop" Is without Il doubt
the most laughable and amusing nusical dra-
matte absurdity OF the age. 1t Is iull of new
ana original songs, dances, comic situations
lively dialogue. and rcpartee the whole form.
ing miscellaneous mGlange that never fiils
70 elicit unbounded admiration and applause.
The company is composed Of great many of
the original members that comprised the east
when 1t was first produced at the Biou Opera
House, New York city, the piece having an
enormous run Of over 800 nights to overwhem-
lug houses. But for Goodness sake Don't Say
/ Told You"
National Republican., 1885-04-17
GAS BELOW THE STANDARD.
The Poor Quality Furnished and the
Excuse OF the Company.

Mr. George A. McGlhenny, president
and engineer of tho Washington Gas
Company, in answer to a communication
from the engineers office OF the District,
says: 81 cannot give = satisfactory reason
why the gas sent out by tho company on
the night of the 18th should record only
IA 3l-l0O candles at the office Of the in
spector. Our gas has frequently Of late
been reported below standard, conse.
quontly we have been more careful and
attentive, but it wou!d seem that this has
not been entirely successful in prevent.
ing the difficulty"
Mr.. W. II. Bailey, inspector Of gas and
meters for the District, writes to the en-
ginoor commissioner THAT while the gas
company cannot give reasonable excuse
for the low standard OF the gas on the
18th, I think that they should be com.
PEELED to keep within the limit of the law
by keeping above standard"
National Republican., 1885-04-17

NINE TAussAuDs Wax Works for many
year, attracted the attention Of thousands of
visitors TO London. Although these wax
works were famous all over the world, they
were not pleasant to look at The faces Of
the persons they represented had an un-
healthy and bilious look, just like those hosts
OF people we see along the streets every day.
WHY do people look this way Those who
take Browns Iron Bltters have no such ap.
pearauce. Browns Iron -Btters renews the
blood reforms the disOrdercd liver, cOrrects
the action Of the heart, and produces general
health, and restores the skin to vigorous
uptipu
National Republican., 1885-04-17

The letter Of President George Shepard
Page, of the Washington Ammonia and Chem.
icsl works, to the commissioner. asking that
that the waste from his works run into the
the Potomac be exempted from the restrictions
OF the act for the preservation Of the fisheries
Of the Potomac river, and the point raised by
him as to whether the substance IL in :
noCuOs," wasreferred by the commissioners to
Prof. Baird, who, in reply, states that he will
subject the waste to chemical analysis and eX-
suits he Will communicate to the commissioners
as soon as possible.
National Republican., 1885-04-17
cHlpnrS's spring suits, Elscman, 7th and
Want Thelr Maiden Name, Again.

Minnie c. Judson has pettioued the equity
court to grant her divorce from Lucius U. Jud.
son, with permission to resume her maiden
CAlid Minnie. She changes that he deserted
her in lss& The bill is presented by Mr..
Charles J.. Hiuc US attorney. In u second
bill Nied by Mr.. T. j. MaCkey as solicitor
Mr.. Frcdcrca 4. Peck asks legal separation
from George W. Peck, and that she may retake
her maiden name ol Osborn. ihcy were mar.
ried in December, 1919, and shortly RHeward
he deserted her.
National Republican., 1885-04-17
DEFY GOODS.
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.

Do you exchange "Rem-
nants?"
This question is often
asked.
We now tell you as we tell
them: Certainly we do. Not
only exchange them, but like
anything you buy from us for
which you feel you would
ratherhave the money-bring
back the goods.
Our Remnant Sale to-day
will be found more than usu-
ally attractive, and early GUS
toners are reasonably sure of
fin ling something to repay
them for their visit.
Silk Department-Rem-
nant Sale extraordinary
Cheney Bros. 24-inch Jersey
silk Foulards at eoc per
yard.
These goods sold we'll
enough at SI.25 per. yard.
We have Dress Patterns, but
for private reasons we con-
slider the stock a Remnant,
and are anxious to sell them
at ooc per yard.
GODS" IN SMALL-WARE De-
PARTMENT.
An inventory Of this De-
partment brings to light the
following Odds" which we
propose to close Friday,
Remnant Day, at such prices
as will make this sale an eX-
ceptional opportunity, an un-
usual inducement to pur-
chasers.
a Fine Satteen Fans:
Regular Price. ce.,....-..,..,."..........el7 40
Fine Red Satin Fan:
RSsal1r RsmnaHF RFt''Si sriss......:..... . 5S 5S
3 Cord and Tassels for
Dressing Gowns, 1 Gray, I
Garnet, I Blue:
RsmnaRFt ASs1i Rt'op pfiGc...... ......iSS
Steel and Black Cord and
Tassel:
HERfE9IaT ERemnapPt5 pt5cs; e;ics ,'' -.''"n no 30
I lridescent Silk Cord and
Tassel:
Remnant' price ....... ..........." 30
1 Gilt and Jet Silk Core
and Tasscl:
| Regular price; ......... -...."..."."..4 90
| femnhnt price ....-...,..."- 10
1 Plain Black Jet Silk Core
and Tassel:
Regular price,. .....-...."..".."".sl 90
'hemnaut' price,.......... .,........, 90
I Jet Silk Cord and Tassel
lstgulhr lrice. '.'''-'s 70 ~
"Remuant Price.,......u. ,......... 2 80
/ Lot of Plain jet. jet and Gilt and Jet ant
silver Ornaments, these match the tinsel trim
ming braids
Regular price. ...-......-- ...... .....-.-s2 90
"Remnant' price..."....-..........-. 20
/ Lot Small Ornaments in Jet, Jet and Gilt
| and Jet and Silver:
h3gnlar price .i....''''''.''.....-........N 20
| heihhhnt price-',.'''''...., %
| As an extra inducement we shall place on sal
! all the Buttons of which we have from "a TO ii
| dozens. sewed on cards, marked ut greatly n
| duced or "Remnnnt' prices, hs follows:
| 1Oc and 15c Buttons to &c per doz
| 25C and DOC Buttons to lOc per dOz.
bOc and 65c Buttons to zoe per doz.
| sl co and 76c Buttons TO Doc per doz.
National Republican., 1885-04-17
SPRING suits to order, Eiseman, 7th and T.
FIrleen Conts for an Omcc.

Marinus Sheckels, Of West Washington who
has been receiving money from coorcd people
by promi ising government appointments was
in the police court yesterday, Abe Carter,
cOlored, testified to this effect. He paid
sitiOn In the state Department Sheckels was
sent to jail for three months and the 10 cents
returned to Carter.
National Republican., 1885-04-17

The following building permits were issued
yesterday: SwOrmstodt & Bradley, to build
four bricks on Twelfth street between q and
II streets southeast, to cost S., 500; Charles
Karsch, 10 improve house corner Fourteenth
street and Pennsylvania avenue TO cost 81 500;
brick corner Boundary and II streets north
east, to cost o., 200,
National Republican., 1885-04-17
SPRING pants to order, EIsem.n, eth and L
The High School Concert.

The annual concert and exhibition driI ofthe
Washington High School, which takes place
tonight promises TO be great success
Nearly all of the tickets have been nstAken; the
number has been limited In order to prevent
repetition of last years rush. The enter
tainment will be repeated next Friday even.
ing, company A taking the place of company
B In the cadet drill.
National Republican., 1885-04-17
INC sIuggers from BufIalo lo.day At 4:l5


Warrants were yesterday sworn out by spe-
cial Officer Mckay, of the Washington Market
Company, against Samuel Litus, OF Virginia !;
Annie Pignot, OF Maryland. and Margaret
Riley, charging them with selling adulteratcd
butter. Prof Taylor, Of the agricultural de-
partment analyzed the butter prints and pro.
nOunced them TO be oleomargarine and other
manufactured butter.
National Republican., 1885-04-17
BOYS spring suits, Elseman, 7th and f.


The following marriage licenses have been
issued; J. 7, Guy, Of st. harys county Md,
and Catherine sGhrepler, of this city; Fred,
Seeback and Annie H. Marks, Joseph Mitchell,
of this city, and Caroline Washington, Of
Charlcstown W. Va; j. A. D. Turner, of Mar
tinsburg W, Va, and Addie G. Wilson, Of this
city. Erank B. Mohbs and Elnrence 0. MallLnr
National Republican., 1885-04-17

Lucy Thomas reports that about 2 p. m yes
terday, while in front Of the City Hall, her
pocket was picked of a pocketbOok containing
2.75 and check for trunk ut the Baltimore
and Potomac depot. Martha WhuelOGk, 1910
Eleventh street. reports that during yesterday
her bureau drawer was robbed of $50.
National Republican., 1885-04-17

The sale OF Patience seats at Brentanos
yesterday was very large, and II is more than
likely that no seats will bo left for box office
sale: This certainly bespeaks Rn immense at'
tendance.
National Republican., 1885-04-17
The ss, 600 Ticket in the Little Havana Lo,isry.

The lucky holder of the above Mr.. John
Doolan, formerly of New Haven, but now of
Bridgeport, IL daily beSiegpd by offers to 70
into various business enterprises but he thinks
that In few days he VIII start forthe far west,
the home of the buffalo there to go into the
while far away from his friends look back on
the scenes of his childhood and dream of the
,lt IL to be hoped happy future in store Tor
MN. II is expected that before leaving he
all together sing the old song, Through the
Wild Woods Well Wander and Wen Hunt the
Buffalo. '-BrtdgCpoH (COnnJ Nclcs, jan. $,
National Republican., 1885-04-17
uOOT'S
DeIggianLa and Millinery
STORE.
FOR THIS WEEK We OFFER

Bahcole Oriental Laccs, 3 inches wide, ut 12ci
worth zoe
D inches wide at 1sc; worth 25c.
IL inch Flounclngs s5ci worth 2l.25.
Roa Torchon Laces, 3i2 inches wide, at 13c
worth zoe.
The new Honiton Embroidered Lacss, 9lnch's
wide, buc; worth 6Sc; 3'a inches wide at l5c;
worth 23,.
Corlac Laces, in al! colors, . inches wide, 9c:
worth l1c.
inches wide, lie; worth 10c.
3la inches wide, 100; worth 22c.
New DOngolR Lacss, with Nets to match %
Inches wide, 7Oc; good valcf at Doc
Atwood Angora Laces, in colors, SIC and up
Real MedlcIs Laces IA inches wIde 2lci
worth 2Sc
3D. inches, 31c; worth i2c.
Al.silk Chantilly Lece' 3ia inches wide, ele.
gant In designs, at 25c; worth 35c.
4 inch wide at &c; worth 4Oc.
Valenciennes Laces, ? inches wide, at 60c per
dozen; worth 81 per dozen.
Handsome designs IN SOudan Embroidered
LaCcs 4 inches Wide, at l8C; worth 2Sc.
inches wide at Soc; worth 6Oc
Fine quality All-silk Hanl-run Chantilly and
Spanish Lacts In new styles at low figures.
Flounces and Nets to match.
We sell IL 27.inch All.slk Chantilly Net at
az. 20, which Is excellent value
Solid Jet Beaded Licos and Nets at great bar
gains, made OH SILK net and cut jet beads.
All-sik New Designs in spanish Fichus and
Scarf, a. all prices.
Handsome Hand.palnted SILK and Satin Fans
at; 90, sl.S7 f2; worth considerable more
money,
materials Hats aud Bonnets at s6 10 ~ and up
We sell over the counter all Hats, BOnnrts,
and the materials We use In our order depart
ment at the closest New York prices.
National Republican., 1885-04-17
"Half Dozens" in Linen Nap
kins.

1 Half Dozen, ~ Unbleachcd Damask Nap.
Rsgulrr price half dozen.
REMNANT price haif dOzen".~.".-36c
g Half Dozens, 1s Beaohed Damask Napkins
slightly soilcd:
Regular price half dozen. .o"...,."-...-63c
"Remnanp price half dozenu.""r.-b0c
3 Hall Dozens, q, Bleached German Damask
Napkins slightly hoiled:
"Remnanr' price half do2en...,..,"-65
J Half Dozen Is !Bleached German Damask
Napkins. slightly sOiled;
Regular price half Dozen n.-.........-...ssc
"Remnailr price half dozon.,,,,,,.,~75j
2 Half Dozens, a neached German Dsmask
Napkins, slightly soiled:
iinsgular price half doSyye,n.,.;,..""1l 90
3 Half dozens SO Bleached German Dsmask
Napkins. slightly soiled;
Regular price half dogen.........sl 10
"Remnant' price half dozen L 10
a Half Dozens. y rleached German Damask
Regular price half dozen ..........s2 90
REMNANT price half duzen......l 10
20 "Remnants' Linen Crash, lengths III to 0
yards, NJ low
"REMNANT" PRICES.
Remnants" in Black Goods.
Last week we adyertsed a few mhants of
nanis which we quote below
s4Ysrds Ga courtauId's Black English Crepe:
Regular price. e,.i.,'''''''''''''''''''"".'id Oo
III, mnanI' price,. ....,...,.,..,,,.".. 90
Yard 90 Courtauld's Black English Crepe;
Regular rcr.i,,..''''..',,.''. .'..-nio 90
"Remnanp' prlce.,,,",,,,,,,,,,"-,.. 4 90
III Yards ID Courtauld's Black English Crepe;
Regular prlc e..',..'' ''''''''''''''''",'"'O e0
"RemnanV' pr cc,''''''''',.,,.,',.,.,..d 10
Ola Yards 81 Courtauld'a Black En- .lIsh Creme;
"Remnant' prloe,.,..,..... ..,,r.,.... so
SHORT LENGTHS" SILK GRENADINE.
6Yerds Black SILK Grensdine;
Regular price for piece, .,....,,..sl2 90
"Remnanr' price ior piece...,.. o 90
2 Yards Black SILK Grenadlne;
Regular price for piece, ,....-...."...s3 90
"Remnant price for piece~...". 90
2la Yards Black SILK Grenadne;
Regular price for piece -.......,......a2 03
"Remnant' price for piece........ 2 90
10 Remnants Black Cashmere lengths Ia, 2,
| 2i4, 2ia, 8, 3ls a, on, 6l4, and 10 at
"REMNANT' PRICES
BS-For other. Remnant Day" attractions
see Post, star and Critic
WOODWARD & LoTHRoP
BostoH Dry GOoas House,
ONE PRICE ONLY
oal PENNA. AVE oi2 STREET..
National Republican., 1885-04-17

"ALDEESET Daley WAG)Ss"--Frcsh Alder.
ney butter churncd every morning, and deliv-
cred in . pDIll WARD prints, Mt IJc. per
pound. Also cottage cheese, &c. per bail; but
iermilk, Dc. per quart and sweet milk aL jc.
peI utlurt.
National Republican., 1885-04-17
MgNs spring suits, E.seman, eth andE
CITY lr.MS.

A CARD. TO all who are suffering from tho
error, and indscrctlDns of youth, nervous
weakness. clrly decay loss Of mlnhO)i, &c,
VIII send recipe tlIt wlll cure you, free u
charge. Ills great rcmsiy was discovered oy
missionary IN south America send i solf.
addressed chvclope 10 the Rev Joseph 4. In'
man, station d., New YORK city
National Republican., 1885-04-17

Handsome double width Cashmere, l2iac
Handsome Embroidered Robes, white, 3d. 90
4.29, d 90, 90. $50, 74O.
New styles satteen, plain and figured, 12hc.
French satteen, plain and figured, all new
shades 25c.
E. s. JNfIrny's Celebrated Josephine 4.button
kid glove. SOC
20 styles Handsome Wool BrocRdo Dress
Goods, 12lsc.
Fine worsted Pleated Back Jersey, $l.2O.
% styles Manchester cretons, 25c.
Our Celebrated II. S. satteen Corset, equal to
the O. p, 6oc
Tetow's Gossamer Powder, 15c.
Ladies' Linen Cape Collars, DC
Ladies' Linen Cufis, Sc.
Handsome swiss Caps, Infants, embroidered
and shlrred, 25c
Boys full regular Lawn Tennis Half Hose
l2lac,
100 Peep o Day Clocks, SOC.
silk Garter Webb, lOc.
Very handsome Velvet Rugs, larre size, 90
Gingham Parasols, large size, 20c,
Satin coaching Parasols, Soc; better quality,
99c.
National Republican., 1885-04-17

THE HowInnd Dental Association No. eli
Four.lnd.n.hnlf street northwest, three doorl
northOg Pennsylvania avenue, 10 all kin Is )i
Dental Work. All work warranted tirSt.cllsl
persons Fine s)il AMI anIlsdn illlllss IN.
hertlu III the pest manner
National Republican., 1885-04-17
GUlNNIP'S CUINNIP'S
Great Everyday Bargain Sales.

Owing to the "Crazy
cleaned
until another
equally attractive prices
% pieces of Curtain Scrim, only Sc per yard.
100 pieces Figured Lawns, 4c per yard.
so pieces India Linen, Sc per yard.
New invoice of Colored Satins, only 33c per yard.
Best Value and Lowest Prices named Black Silks
Our Sl.OO number now i5c per yard
superior 22inches wide Grain Silk $10O; pos
itiyely worth Sl.25.
just received 100 dozen of the Celebrated Acme Shirts
aundeed reenfOrCed best Wamsuta Cotton and 2lOO Linen
Bosom; formerly sold for Si.2o our price now 5c.
All the Latest Novelties Newest STYLES i'm ParaSOs and
Sun Umbrellas al prices which canAO fail find ready pur
chaSeTs
GUlNNlP'S, GUlNNIPS,
4oA and 400 Seventh St.
National Republican., 1885-04-17

For pains in the back nothing equals ST.
Jacobs Oil. 1t cures quickly and surely.
National Republican., 1885-04-17

.qncr gallon, rs cents quart bottle No
RycWhsky, best in the world for the money
at AicGee's, Ninth. near d.
National Republican., 1885-04-17
OUR NEW DEPARTMENT.
Gents Furnishings.


Gents Furnishings.
90 doz Percale scarfs, 15c per half dozen.
100 dozen Percale Ties fine quality. loc per
half dozen.
100 dozen SILK scarfs, SOC.
Mems Fine Lisle Hose. fine quality $50.
2s-inch Paragon Frame silk Umbrella. 500.
Mems French toe ul regular Hose, l2iac
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
Second Floor.
This is one OF the principal features OF our
opening.
Black Ostrich Tips, per bunch, 25c.
Large Ostrich Plumes, all colors, 59c.
All styles Bonnet Frames 1Oc
Ladies' black Canton Hats, 15c.
Handsome trimmed Sailors, lOc.
All our fine French pattern Hats Will be sold
at a souvenir price.
SHOE DEPARTMENT.
Infants Lace Shoes q to o., l5c.
Infants Button Shoes q to o., I5c.
ohildron's Button Shoes % to 81, 50c.
Ladies Opera Toe, 59c.
Ladies' Kid and Goat Button, Ole.
National Republican., 1885-04-17
}UT OPENING DAY PRICES
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY.


s Special Prices quoted below will positively terminate
Saturday. April 49, In order that competitors shall not
purchase in wholesale quantities. must make the rule
that only pieces of each lot mentioned below will be sold
to customer unless the regular prices paid.