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New-York tribune., 1885-02-20
rrrrp To Mr. CLEVELAND.

CHICAGO, Feb 19.-The ConSercator, Jour
nal for colored people. will publish Tomorrow al ope
letter to President-eect Cleveland from AnuFe"
lev who claims to be the first coored Demorral q" INC
yn uo ,r,.s rho nromotiop OF fraternal feeling be
tween the colOred people and tine Democ rats LOT III a
he sees a division ot the colorei vote ana conSequ
ady dyauceIpent of the race
New-York tribune., 1885-02-20

HMr Lamar goes into the Post Ohicc ann MI ,n M.
into the War Department as the reports in'Ic",e W nt
are left Spring Of Illinois, Thurman. ana ~ r.. IN Intar"r
ensop OF Michigan under consideration Ior the ~
and Jones' of New Hampshire l%3p?ia No lii mnown
rick Collins for the Navy III - tie t"n ~ -"
that Mr.. whitney will be given the EhgI'n r, vi ,n
French Mission If he wishes ether ihtre Is m '
tb at Le will not accept either but Will DC canuo M
thp gulcrnatoral nomination since M Cieveliu ~
ded to put his prominent political ,
rreasury Deiart,nent the belief il gaining gronnu ,na
Hubert o. Thompson VIII come IN FOR hc Soieo.o t Iinr,
Ofer names canvasscd for that place are ,iI.s '" ~,
and William C. whitney. but the later r,b Tor
talk as If he would consider the place large ehoue ~"
his ahi
New-York tribune., 1885-02-20
TROTTING AN EIG HT-MILE RACE
A match race was trOtted to sleighs YESTERDAY

between C. r. Tins bay Bessie and James Ponder
CASTS horse Jim for $3.50. The lay from Irving
ton to Yonkers distance OF eight miles II by
Bessie IN 20 minutes 1t her first After the
race match made for $3.50 for Bessie TO the
same course in 25 minutes or less.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-20
NO, THANK YOU.
Feb. 8. '65.

No. thank you. Icould excuse you for attacking III
Republican party and Its leaders during the campaign
but the continual abuse which you keep up since t
election is too much for me.
Please take off my name from your list THR TRIBUSp
will do FOR me hereafter. F. p. BROWNE.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-20
ABOUT ELECTRI0ITY IN MEDICINE.

The New York Academy of Medicine met
last evening in the hall OF the society IN West Thirty
arst-st Papers read by Dr. Gaspar Griswold and
Dr. Milton j. Roberts upon Of the of electric
ity In medicine Each paper was followed by discus
OF the subject by various members Of the society
New-York tribune., 1885-02-20

II Anthony Comstock 10 wise he will let tho forh0om-
ing unabridged edition OF Arabian Nights alone and
devote his energies the preston Of the
Ing rink. There great chance for moral reforIeI
IN The rink. -[ghlladelpals Pre4A
New-York tribune., 1885-02-20

An Arkansas editors pathetic appeal: Bro q
smthheld, good old soul ss ever hyed, declares =.
he will take ths paper whom he sella his red steee
Gentle reader do you know OF any enc who wants W b
8 stess p-{WatsrbWy American
New-York tribune., 1885-02-20
A TEMPTING MURDER TO EVA DE INVESTIGAT TTOy
Eal. Inh,a 4 CaInornn q lrit-

4 TEMPTING NURDER T0EVA De INVESIIGATIO
CHICAGO, Feb. 19.-JOhn n. Cameron, Wit
ness subp@naed to testify in behalf of Joseph Mackn
and the other defendants the election fraud
on trial before Judge Blodget will probably die He
was so badly injured In assault In saloon few days
ago that he unable to appear at the trial Mackia
said soon after the aray that Cameron assaulted ~
the OF the prosecution On the other hand n
has been stated that assault made at the nstga
ton OF some OF Mackns friends because Cameron had In
tmated that II he the witness stand he mght
not testify exactly they wished. Two women with
whom Cameron drinking beer at the time OF the as
sault are under arrest together with Edward sullivan
and Albert Martin to the result Of Camerons In
iuries sullivan active politician and Martin
nmisaiou merchant.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-20
SARAH WINNEMUCCA AS A GAMBLER.

SARAH WINNEMUCCA AS A GAMBLER.
AFrER PLAYING WITH BANNoCK INDIAS SHE
AND FIVE OTHER PIUIEs ASSAULT AND ROB
HIM.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 19.-Agent Gibson Of the
Piuts Indian Agency. Nevada. reports TO the Com
missioner that Sarah winnemucca with nve other Piutc
Indians after gambling with friendly Bannock Indian
as,auted him and robbed him of all his money. The
Hammock Indian severely beaten, and the agent asks
for the assistance OF the Department In arrcsng Sarah
and her accompices
New-York tribune., 1885-02-20

In 1883 tho people in the East heard great deal Of
Princess Sarah wnnemucca. daughter Of Chief Naokes
Wupeuucca of the Pluto tribes and wife OF l.. H. Hop
kns She was then about twenty years old OF light
complexion for her race and possessed fair English
education She appeared the lecture platform IN
several cities and made earnest pleas for sympathy and
suuuort ON behalf OF her tribe In Its to secure
fair treatment from agents OF the Government She
clamed that her people hud been systematically robbed
and oppressed by The Government agents Must OF
members tribe size claimed civilized, hut II
late after years OF wrong TO hope TO Chrsianze
them Though not succeededIng In her efforts 10 raise
money to huy land for the Piues, sho met with some
sympathy. After several lectures she published her
Nj iory IA book.
New-York tribune., 1885-02-20
" s,ated for a Cabinet olce, and that MI noi1""
therefore has no chance Of appointment

LATEST SLATE MADE OUT IN NEw-iOnh
Cabinet discussion here took new turn yes
tsrdor Mr. Whtneys friends say that he has no pros
pect Of going into the Cabinet and that Daniel Manning
has positively consented to take tho Treasury pepai
ment. This information comes also from Albany ~ ~ ~
many ways that it is no longer open TO Question:
selection Of Mr. Manning is considered 70 10 '"'s
- 49, TnS., ineuence although Mr.. Manning has also
.,oved close poltcl relations to Mr.. Cleveland HIS
se,ec,,op end. all talk OF Mcdonald gentemah WIN NV
has been i'm Albany this week and VINO was 90 yered %
Mr 1leveland asserts that the slate as now co'eFcu
National Republican., 1885-09-05
Gents Goods.

Our reputation is assured. Fine goods
and low prices have convinced the public
and thus 1t is we do a larger business In
Gents Furnishings than many stores tha
sell them exclusively.
The "Palais Royal" Dress Shirts will be
offered until Saturday at p. IN. for 8lc.,
regular price is soc. They come In plain or
plated bosoms, which are 2l00 linen, Wam-
sutta muslin bodies and partly hand made;
fit, durability, and style guaranteed, or
money refunded.
We have had sent us 5000 Scarfs for sale
at special prices until Saturday
All Scarfs marked SOC for 25c.
All Scarfs marked Acc for SOC.
All Scarfs marked CSC for SOC.
Silk Embroidered Suspenders for 19c.
The "Palais Royaln Night Shirt for 45c.
Fancy-trimmed Night Shirts for Csc.
Striped Bal Underwear, CSC.
Laundered Dress Shirts for SOC.
All 25c Fancy Half Hose for 10c.
Bicycle Hose, all colors, for 46c.
Bicycle Shirts, all wool, for $173.
All-llnen, extra size Handkerchiefs for2lc.
All-linen Handkcrchiefs, warranted, lie.
Pure China silk Handkerchlefs for SOC.
Imported Kid Gloves for Sl.25.
Ds5"Above are special prices, and posi-
lively terminate Saturday at o p. IN. Some
OF the goods will not be here after Saturday.
National Republican., 1885-09-05
NeckWear.

500 dozen Ladies' Dudcen and Clerical
Collars, 3-ply, fine linen, same as sold by us
for for 25c. These Collars are TO be sold
until Saturday evening for 3 for 25c.
$50 dozen Linen Cuffs, 3-ply linen, sold
In New York for l5c. You can have them
at wholesale price-viz, l0c.
Colored Pique Linen Collars, only small
quantity. They are worth l5c, but we can
sell them for Sc each
Extra Size Null Shawls, embroidered and
hemstitched. They will be 9Sc until Satur-
day at 6 p. m. See If you can match them
elsewhere under S1.75.
Spanish and Spanish Guipure Fichus,w
ranted extra heavy silk We could only
obtain 80 dozen, and the price (6Sc) will
sell them quickly; so please call before Sat
urday, If possible.
Null Fichus, hemstitched and hand en-
broidered; 100 dozen at 30c; sold all over
the city for 4Sc.
Crepe Lisse Ruching, Brow, silk stitched,
lace edged; 5000 yards at lOc; just like
what we have been selling for 2jc yard
National Republican., 1885-09-05
NEW SHORT ENDS.

i case OF Revcrsihe or Jersey Lining, 4Iac.
case OF best quality Body Lining, 5lc.
] case OF Masonvlle SILICA, all colors, &c.
case of Genuine Turkey Red Calico, 5iac. War
rantod fast colors.
case Of simpsons Mourning Prints, 4c These
are the best goods and no imitation.
lease Of genuine King Philip, yard-wde Cam
brio, 7lAc.
i case Of Fruit OF the Loom A Blcached Cotton,
TIC.
i case Pride OF the Wcst4-i Bleaohed Cotton, 80;
B cases Amoskeag Canton Flannel, 7Iac. q. G.
brand, bleached or unbleached.
case Of Fine Check Nansook, o different styles
Si4c.
case Unbleached Table Linen, 15c.
case Of Renfrew Table Linen, 39c In Turkey
Red and Blue, full 90 inches wide.
1000 yards OF fine Brussels, In lengths OF to III
yards, 40cper yard Which includes some OF the
Lowell body. Cheapest Rugs you can possibly put
Oh your foor.
variety OF other Short Ends we also include In
this SALE which space VIII not allow us to exhibit
price and kind slngly.
National Republican., 1885-09-05
SHORT END GOODS.

Our hunt was not in vain. We have dlscoverel n
line of goods that were never able heretofore TO
offer. One shipment Of 05 cases has been received
which invite any OF our customers to inspect;
TO show you that We positively make 1t the greatest
part OF our business TO get Short End Goods of any
and every description. so many initiate not of the
smaller ones, but the socaled leaders In our trade
but we.nre here to meet the fox in this wise.
We are ready to compare stock
We are willing TO compare novelties!
We are on hand to compare rlces
And, above ALL we are sure there Is no one In our
line that Outdo us In caring for customer as
to politencss, attention. honesty, and integrity.
On account o omany goods arriving the Special
Items selected for this advertisement may be some
what mixed, but we shall try and do best to In.
terest you so that you will call and get Of our
untold bargains.
National Republican., 1885-09-05
Notions.

We need not waste our eloquence in de-
tailed descriptions, for prices mentioned be-
low are eloquent enough.
Colgate's Triple Extract, all odors, Gle.
Colgate's Toilet Waters, large size, Tic.
Calders IL Thurston's Tooth Powders, 13c
Choice of our 25c Tooth Brushes for l9c
All our 35c Wire Hair Brushes for 19c.
Clark's o. N. T. Spool Cotton, 4c,
Manicure Sets In box for 17c.
Fancy Needle Cases, containing four pa
pers of English needles, for &c.
Lubin's Powder, warranted genuine, &c.
Choice Of our 25c Dressing Combs for 19c.
Pure Vaseline, 10c.
Pomade, 12c.
National Republican., 1885-09-05
IMPORTANT NOTICE :!
Gloves

We could only obtain two lots Of Gloves
that the wholesalers would sacrifice, but
they are very special bargains.
Lot 1-Consists Of $50 dozen Undressed
Mousquetaire Kid Gloves, in tans only, s.
button length. The retail price Of this
quality glove throughout Washington is
$50 pair. We offer them for this week
for soc. Please examine them.
Lot 2-Embraccs 20 dozen Pure Silk
Mousquetaire Gloves, in and 10-button
lengths; black and colors same quality as
we sold all the season for $l.75 per pair. We
offer them for Csc. We cannot show them
after Saturday.
Being disappointed in obtaining more
special lots, we have decided on reducing
inprice for this week our regular stock.
Our noted "Elite" Kid Gloves, in new
SHADES
4-button for 0sc; regular price is Sl.10.
G-button for S1.15; regular price is SIPS.
Our "Palais Royal" Kid Mousquetaires-
S-button for Sl,G0; regular price, S.l.0S.
Our Warranted All-silk Mltts until Satur-
day for 1Tc; after then, 25c.
National Republican., 1885-09-05
Underwear.

We shall have represented on our coun-
ters until Saturday, at 9 p. m, Cotton I'm
derwear from the leading manufacturers of
this country. We can't pretend to give de-
scriptions, and quote at random few bar
gains, such as
100 dozen fine Muslin Night Gowns,
tucked and ruflled, full length and width,
lined yokes, beautifully made and finished;
just think of it-46c each.
200 dozen good Muslin Chemises, full
length and width, made ON lock-stitched
machine, 19c pair. Offered as q bargain
in this city for 25c.
75 dozen Skirts, elegant 3-inch embroid-
cred ruille, tucked, 64c: price elsewhere 81;
we can prove it.
200 dozen Muslin Drawers, tucked and
embroidered, ruille tucked, 39c; bargain
at 4Sc. See them.
National Republican., 1885-09-05
Handkerchiefs.

An importer has given for slaughter $50
dozen Ladies' Full Size All-lncn Handkcr-
shall offer them for DC each, and we assure
you they,are worth 12l, 10, and 10c each.
Another lot secured embraces $50 dozen
Ladies' Sheer Linen Handkerchiefs, colored
and mourning borders.
Also Plain White, with Herring-bone and
Fancy IIemstitched Borders.
The price is 19c each, but they are worth
25c, as inspection will testify to.
Please remember, these Handkerchief
will not be on exhibition after Saturday,
Gp. IN.
National Republican., 1885-09-05
SPECIALS.

90 dozen Alpaca Umbrellas, all sizes, 9Oc. These
are genuine alpaca, satin border and different num-
ber OF ribs. The greatest drive ever offered. Call
early.
100 dozen Misses Jerseys warranted all wool,
SOC, Made with cuffs and In the following colors
Black navy, SEAL brown, garnet, myrtle and car
dlnal, all sizes, from 20 to 80 inches
We are the Washington Agents for the Phiadel-
delphia Novelty Jersey Company, and now claim
headquarters on these goods.
200 pieces of 20-inch Birds-eye, per piece, 49c.
National Republican., 1885-09-05
ChiId's Goods.

The advertising young man will get in
trouble, for he has long list OF bargains
in Children's Hosiery, Neckwear, Handker-
chiefs, Gloves, &c.
School recommences soon, for which we
have made large purchases, besides the
goods we shall have until Saturday.
The list can't be given, for there is no
space.
However, list will appear in to-night's
"Star."
National Republican., 1885-09-05
Umbrellas.

90 inch Paragon Frame Twill Silk UNI
brellas at $l.9S, for $l.7S.
Sterling Silver Top English silk Umbrel-
las for $2.6S.
"Gloria" Cloth Umbrellas, wear for five
years. Our price, S24S.
Our $l.9s Umbrellas will be sold for $l,7S
only until Saturday, Sept. o.
National Republican., 1885-09-05
Hosiery.

We shall show thousands OF pairs Of
Hose, in exquisite designs and materials, at
absurdly low prices. However, space is SO
precious we can only mention:
$50 dozen Striped English Hose for 93c,
worth 3Sc.
200 dozen Fancy Striped Hose, light coll
ors, double heels and toes, 35c, worth SOC.
Schopper's Celebrated Hose, black and
colors, white heels and toes, first choice
only, no seconds, 4Sc.
Black silk-lnlshed Lisle Hose, 49c, worth
Csc.
National Republican., 1885-09-05

airs Nottingham Lace Curtains yards long, former price, Sa5;
reduced to 75c per pair
aiis Nottingham Lace Curtains yards long; former price, saa5;
reduced to S1.7o per pair.
pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains yards long, former price, $3.50;
reduced to So. SO per pair
Nottingham Curtains 3% yards long; price,
$500; reduced to 1915 per pair.
Nottingham Curtains yards long, price,
$500; reduced to $3.50 per pair
pairs fine Nottingham Lace Curtains yards long; former
$500; reduced to S5.7s per pair
pairs Curtains yards longs former reduced
TO $500 per pair. ........
pairs Real Lace Curtains yards long, former price, reduced
to SIo.5o per pair
Curtains reduced
price, SI2.5o pair.
Real Curtains yards long, former price, reduced
to $4,000 per pair
National Republican., 1885-09-05
Corsets.

Many bargains, but no space to mention
them. Think of |! ! We offer Satteen Cor
sets in all colors, that really look like real
satin, for CSC pair. These Corsets are
worth 81 at least. They are warranted bone,
side steels, and corded busts.
For the other bargains visit our Corset
Department.
National Republican., 1885-09-05
Ribbons.

We aim to keep the most complete stock
procurable.
We think that is recognized, for ladies
always come to the Palais Royal, because
the prices are low and the assortment al
ways complete.
National Republican., 1885-09-05
HOME AGAIN /!

Our buyers have returned after fortnight East,
visiting nll the manufacturing towns throughout
the States Of Pennsylvania, New York, and Massa-
chusets. The idea Of such visit was for great
leader,
National Republican., 1885-09-05

'Tis between scason1. The new styles
for fall aud wlntcrwcOr will not arrive from
Europe for a week or more. The Palals
Royal, having closed out nearly all sum
National Republican., 1885-09-05
A Lucky Escape from Bad Predicament!

Our New York agent has concluded an
agreement with several of New Yorlt's
principal wholesale houses by which we
fhall have on exhibition for three days the
National Republican., 1885-09-05
ans.

How much could we write, but we are
crowd ed out.
New stock has been mixed with regular
stock, which is reduced in price. For in
stance, choice Of our superb assortment OF
9Sc Fans can be had for 70c.
National Republican., 1885-09-05

mcr goods, was left in a bad predlcamcnt,
from which 1t will escape, partly by smart
business transaction, but mainly by the APP
probation Of the fair sex Of Washington.
National Republican., 1885-09-05

surplus summer stocks OF Americas largest
importing houses. The prices we shall
charge will be actual wholesale prices, and
special extra discount of 10 per cent.
National Republican., 1885-09-05

Above lots comprise Fob Chains, Lace
Pins, Earrings, Hair Ornaments, Bangles,
Bracelets, Sleeve Buttons, Collar Bnttons,
Scarf Pins, &C., In Silver, Gilt. Jet, and OK
idized. Finest limitations; no trash on SALE
National Republican., 1885-09-05
Miscellaneous.

Our SOC best Net Bustles for SOC.
Our S2.25 Imported Stocliinette Jerseys
for $l.9S.
Ladies' Fichu Wraps, knotted fringe,
hand-embroidered on very fine cloth, in
black only; special price, $i.9S; regular
price, $5.9S.
We have lots Of Miscellaneous Bargains
consigned to us, but at time Of writing this
advertisement they were not opened. Be
on our counters Thursday certain.
National Republican., 1885-09-05
Flowers, Feathers.

Being so per cent. cheaper than milliners,
and constantly adding novelties, which we
import direct from Europe, the Palais Royal
claims better goods and lower prices than
quoted even In New York.
National Republican., 1885-09-05
Embroideries.

We have received over 200 pieces of Fine
Embroideries, which are to be sold withou
regard to price. Such are the orders Of the
importers who sent us the goods.
National Republican., 1885-09-05
Jewelry.

Not less than 10000 articles were sent us
to dispose of. We have arranged them in
lots and offer them with our regular stock at
the following prices
National Republican., 1885-09-05
HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
SEATON PERRY

(SucCessor TO Perry Dro),
Madras, Antique, and Nottingham Lace Curtains,
all prices.
Raw silk Table Covers, all sizes.
New Furniture Crcpes and Crctonnes
Full Blcachcd Irish and German Table Linens,
from 65c to $500 yard
Half Blcached Barnscy Table Linens, from i0c
TO 81 30 per yard.
Irish aud German Linen Damask and IIuckaback
Towels, from 12i2c to 800 each.
French and German Linen Napkins, Doylles, and
Tray Cloths.
John $. Brown & Sons Irish Linen Damask TI.
bic Cloths, all widths and lengths.
German Linen Damask Fancy Colorcd Lunch
Cloths with Doylies TO match
New Glass Linens Crashes, Knife Cloths, AMI Sd
wide Table Canton Flannel.
Complete stock OF Belgian Pillow and Shecting
Linens all widths and qualities that can be relied
on,
All.wool blankets and Marsoillcs quilts.
The Celebrated Enfield Shaker Flannels, In all
qualities, both white and scarlet
New Imported Jerseys and Medium'weisht
Wraps.
SILK Chuddu, and Cashmere shawis, in great va
rlety.
Cents Scotch Mauds and Ladies' Travelling
Shaws.
GB. New Fall and Winter Imported Dress Goods
sD-PLAIN FIGURES and CORRECT PRICES.
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, COR. 9TH STREET
ESTABLISHED 1910
National Republican., 1885-09-05
Dress Trimmings.

We at all times carry an immense stock.
We have goods to match all shades Of mate
rial. Novelties arriving daily. Fringes made
to order. Prices conceded to be by far the
lowest in this city.
National Republican., 1885-09-05
Leather Goods.

Saddler made, selected skins, and new
shapes are the 5000 Satchels, &C., we have
TO offer until Saturday. We have reduced
our regular stock in order to make pric es
National Republican., 1885-09-05

vance invoice Of our Fall and
Winter Dress Goods, we have
decided to place them in
stock at once and invite your
examination.
From this time forward we
will receive daily arrivals in
all the New and Popular Col
ored Dress Fabrics, and it is
safe to assert that our stock
of these goods the coming
season will be the most COM
prehensive, varied, the most
stylish and desirable ever Of
fered by us during any pre-.
vious season.
Newest of the New in Fall Dress
Fabrics.
42-inch All-wool Scotch
Cheviots, in elegant combi-
nations of broad and narrow
stripes, diagonals, and plains
in dark, rich effects. These
are Of a rough-and-ready
Scotch mixture in an almost
indescribable array of new
colorings and conceits.
42-inch All-wool "Knicker-
booker Suitings, in rich,
handsome mixtures in new
effects, having as high as 3
and 4 colorings intermingled
by a "shotted" process, pro-
ducing a sort Of pepper and
salt effect, with one color
predominating to make the
shade.
42-inch All-wool Canvas
"Basquette" Cloth, a fabric
of genuine merit, the warp
being a plain thick thread,
well twisted, and the filling is
a "shotted' thread of choice
colorings, giving the face Of
the fabric a decided illumi-
mated effect.
All of the above fabrics are confined exclusively
TO us for this city, and not to be found elsewhere.
Their antiquated "Rough-and- Ready" appearance
(Which Is the syle) gives them precedence over all
new Fall and Winter Dress Fabrics for Ladies'
Fine Tailor-made Suits.
3S-inch Illuminated ALL
wool Pinhead Check Suitings,
beautiful mixtures of brown
and white, plum and gold,
bronze and gold, brown and
garnet, navy blue and gold,
and other handsome combi-
nations,
Only 5Oc per yard.
36-inch Fine All-wool Tri-
cots, in all the new and fash
ionable fall and winter shades
Havana brown, London
smoke, gray MKT seal, light
drab, cardinal, navy blue,
wine, garnet, bottle green,
stone, slate, myrtle green,
light brown, and dark drabs.
The favorite fabric for early
fall wear,
Only 5Oc per yard.
25-inch Fine Atwood
Check, Plaid, and Striped
Flannels; exquisite combina-
tions of dark rich colorings
and effects,
Only 5Oc per yard.
25-inch Fine All-wool Jer-
sey Stripe Flannels. These
goods are particularly desir-
able and adapted for ladies'
dresses, skirts, wrappers,
sacques, and jackets; also
childen's suits, sacques, and
cloaks,
only 05c per yard.
54-inch All-wool Ladies'
Cloth, which has heretofore
always sold at 81 per yard,
for 75c.
Think of a full dress pat
tern (6 yards) of excellent
All-wool Cloth for $3.50.
Why dollar Ladies' Cloth for 75cH you might
nsk. Because we propose to make "drlve" OF thi
same cloth and supply the demand. The color
(about 10 12) correct, the weave and wool is
correct the market is not "AoOded" and the cloth is
favored by fashion, yet we offer this same Dollar
National Republican., 1885-09-05
DRY GOODS.
Will Remain in Favor

Authority In tie premises says:
"Toilormadc Suits are to remain In favor the
coming spnsOn.u
National Republican., 1885-09-05


that day consigned
prices quoted below worth noing
National Republican., 1885-09-05
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1JS&,2'.
Final Mark Down in Prices
1adieS' Ch!m!SGS, Skirts, Drawers,
Night Gowns, and Corset Covers,
at Prime Cost |

Ladies' White Wrappers handsomely and styl.
ishly trimmed, at cost.
Mems, Ladies', and Childrcn's Waterproof Coats
nt cost.
English Half Hose, In plain colors and fancy pin
stripes, at % and SOC; worth 40 and T5c.
Mems aud Boys Flannel Shirts, at s15O worth
$500.
Silk Umbrellas, with natural stick and new silver
mountlngs, at $3.50 and $500 The best value
ever offered In these goods.
Pongec silk IIandkcrchiers at Soc good value
nt zoe.
Fancy Night shirts marked down to 75c AMI II.
Balbriggan shirts and Drawers at Doc each; form-
crly sold ut 800.
National Republican., 1885-09-05
Buttons.

From the cheapest to the best grades.
All shades, styles, and materials.
Our late arrivals are worth examining, for
the prices are absurdly low.