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National Republican., 1886-10-29
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrences In and About the
OItY Briefly Put.

Oltr brleuN Euts
Tooth filling made painless by the use o
cocaine by s. I. Mason, dentist. 2is Fourand
a'half street northwest.
The latest novelty-The Mikado straw slip
per, s2and e250per pair. Ladies straight goat
hand sewcd, 81; pebble goat, hand scwed, $780,
Mrs. Wm. II. Rich, III Market Space
Martin Wells, student, was yesterday ad-
mittCd TO the bar Of this District.
The treasurer Of the works of Mercy" asks
the commissioners to place 5000 to the credit
Of that association.
The Groccrs' Association has formed an ex.
change and established HEADQUARTERS at 6l2
PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
Messrs. s. 6. Coggins and Randolph d. Hop
Rins were yesterday excused from further SER
Vice rs jurors in the circuit court.
IL is expected that the tearing down Of the
houses on the site condemned for the con-
Rressionul library will be commenced next
week.
Mkel Oppcnhcimer, by his will filed with
the register yesterday, leaves HIS property to
his widow excepting a watch and chain,
which is bequeathed to his son.
John A. Fuse died Wednesday night of lock
Jaw at Providence Hospital. While mt work on
a building he stuck a nail in his foot, and
from this accident lockiaw set in.
Judge Smell yesterday cautioned policemen
against making arrests without warrants. The
matter grew out OF the illegal arrest OF VIM.
Thomas, colored, by Officer Barnes.
Wm. Iialbach colored. was given home at
the workhouse for milking the cows on the
place. Judge Smell gave him one In the Jail
yesterday for two months for stealing.
National Republican., 1886-10-29
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Goats F! Goats 7!

Lot /, Newmarkets, ages from to 10
yrs, plain and lmmed....,...........,.S1 S1.99
Cut from $500.
Lot O. Misses Newmarkets, assorted cloth,
Astrachan trimmed .....,.................s $500
Cut from Sj.25.
Lot3 Misses Fine Brown Berlin Twill, full
Astrachan trimmed front and back,
heavy ornaments, u TO l6 years......... Si.09
Cut from 500,
Lot 4, Ladies' Brown Beaver Nlsite, heavy
Chenille trimmed, warranted all WOOL. Si.99
Cut from 5000.
Lot s, Ladies' Black Beaver Sacks, Passe-
Cut from $40.
Lot 8, Ladies' Black and Fancy BOucle
Jackets, tight.ftting and loose fronts..... 1924
Cut from $40.
Lot 1i5, Ladies' Black Berlin, Astrachan,
and Fur Trimmed Dolmans. ....,............, 800
Cut from $40.
Lot GO, Ladies' Satin Brocade Visites, deep
fur trimmed. ......................S S7.90
Cut from Sl2.
Lot z, Ladies' Silk Rhadimer Circulars, fur
Cut from Sl4.
Lot 3,i00, Ladies' i0.inch Seal Plush Goats,
fine seal ornaments s.............""...... $3.50
Cut from S25.
This is the best offering of medium grade
coats in the city.
National Republican., 1886-10-29

Cloak and Suit Department.
BARGAIN l.
A brown plush viSite, with brown feather
trimming, very stylish and natty, worth So.
For Red Ticket Day only sl6.5O.
BARGAIN p
Ladies' brown brocade vlsites, elabOrately
trimmed with chenille fringe; real value
$40. WIN be sold on Red Ticket day for S7.oJ.
BARGAIN B.
Is positively a surprise Lady's Russian cir.
cular, made Of Black Diagonal cloth, with
collar, and trimmed down front IN Bombay
Plush. Actual value Sl2 For Red Ticket
Day $3.50.
BARGAIN A.
Consists of black silk dress 80 bust and
worth S25. We will offer 1t on Red Ticket
Day for 5000.
BARGAIN g.
lisa childs English seal plush coat, years
size, and actually worth $40. You can buy
II on Red Ticket Day for $1,000
Millinery Department.
BARGAIN G.
o. Xii Six. Nos. IL and l6. For To-Day l7c
ayd. Worth 80 and 35c a yd.
BARGAIN =
odd Shades All Silk gros grained ribbon lie
per yd for To-Day. Actual value l9c.
BARGAIN g.
one box of Fancy Wings. Only 90 your
choice, Real value 25c. The assortment
is broken, but desirable colors are left.
BARGAIN o.
odd lot of children's hats, trimmed. Plush,
Corduroy, and Felt. For To-Day only 47c.
Worth CSC.
BARGAIN 10
Two doz, punches Of Ostrich Tips 29c a
bunch. Worth 6Oc.
Gents Department.
BARGAIN IL
One lot OF Gents English Oll.wool under
wear Striped will be offered To-Day at 72c,
Worth Sl.25. AL sizes.
BARGAIN 12-
One lot Of Gents Myrtle Drawers, heavy
weight, In sizes from SO to 40. For Rcd
Ticket Day 45c pair. Positively worth Toe.
Ladies' Neck Wear Department..
| BARGAIN 18-
odds and ends in Ladies' beaded collarettes.
Sold at $3.50 to S3.75. To close out on Red
Ticket Day for Sl.OO each.
| BARGAIN ID
Fine crepe lisse ruchings. Would be cheap
at25cRyd. To-Day only l0e a yd'
Notion Department.
| BARGAIN IS
| French plate mirrors. Worth 35 and i9c each
| Red Ticket Day 200 each,
| BARGAIN 10
Odds and ends In fine toilet soaps. Worth /
TO l0c cake. Red Ticket Day price 4c O
cake.
Jewelry Department.
BARGAIN IL
Ansonia clocks Warranted for one year, Ia
close out The 99c ones for 69c and sl.6C
ones (alarm) for 99c.
National Republican., 1886-10-29
Lodge Meetings Tonight.

The following lodges meet tonight at the
places named:
l. o. Naturalization, No. G. Rcd Mems
Hall, street, between Sixth and Seventh
streets northwest; Lafayette, No. 10, Grand
Army Hail. corner Seventh and l. streets
northwest
l. o. @. T..-Anchor Lodge, No. IS, 72l Sixth
street northwest
sons of Jonadab-Good Will. No. Q, Bunch's
Hall, 3lI Eighth street northwest.
National Republican., 1886-10-29

For 12IEc we show Pure Linen Handker.
chiefs, which you cannot match elsewhere in
this city under loo, We have them in plain
white, in sheer and heavy linen, with 4, 4, 1,
and ~ inch hemstitch borders. Also with
fancy lemstitch embroidered corners. In col.
ored and mourning borders designs are shown
Identical to the 2lc goods of last season.
National Republican., 1886-10-29
FOR SPECIAL SALE.

12ISc Handkerchief for ilJlc, or G for Csc.
For CSC we exhibit the most complete as.
sortmcnt ever brought 10 Washington. Some
few of the designs you may purchase else
where for 25o, but the majority of the patterns
will cost you csc. We show very sheer white
linen Handkerchiefs, with fancy hemstitched
and diced borders. Some embroidered in
white. black, and fancy colors. Those with
colored borders are genuine French novelties,
ns you will recognize by the variety of colors
and the originality of design.
National Republican., 1886-10-29

You Don't Believe II.
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Of course you don't; for it
is absurd to advertise that
any article is ''a sure cure"
A well-founded claim for
the beneficial healing quail
ties of scarlet medicated
underwear is advanced by
many and accepted by not
a few. That it is a ''sure
cure" for anything is non-
sense. 1t is warm, it is dur
able; therefore it is profit
able to buy. We sell Medi-
Gated Scarlet Pants and
Vests, bound and stitched
with silk, as follows:
seo, sl.2s, sl.42.
You wouldn't believe us
if we said we had the cheap
est and best White Merino
Underwear in the city. You
will believe we are selling
goods cheap when we offer
you Linen-trimmed White
Merino Pants and Vests
AT 80 Cents.
And for 4sc., ESQ.,, 75c.,
&c., $1.1o each, Silk bound,
trimmed, and finely fin
ished. To determ i n Q
whether they are good, bet
ter, or best depends upon the
verdict OF your individual
examination of the goods.
The fact that we sell
Ribbed Woolen Underwear
At 1924
needs no high-sounding adj
jectiVes.
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TheBOn MarChe
3l6-31S Seventh st. N. w.
National Republican., 1886-10-29
Marriage Licenses,

The following marriage licenses have been
issued: Vim. L. Mills aud Emma Hines, Allen
Young and Katie Cooper, Samuel Hill aud
Catherine Fantelroy, J. II. Hawkins, of Bla-
densburg, Md, and Susan l.. Buckner. Of this
Wm. Trayer, of Baltimore, Md, and Maggie
7. Burkhart, OF this city: w. s. Colburn aud
Ella L. Birch, Jno. I. Davis and Martha X.
Parsons
National Republican., 1886-10-29
EVERY FRIDAY,

Nearly, we make boys the subject OF
Saturday Is the only day In the week
he can devote to shopping. school oc-
cupies his attention the remainder of
the week that IL. IL he he good boy
and expects to be President or the
United States and what boy does not ?
Well, we are ready for all inchoate
presidents, whether he DO
TWO YEAR OLD
SIXTEEN YEAR OLD.
Kilt suits occupied u large space in
our adyertlsement last week, and suits
for the small boys in general.
We wish you to keep In mind that
the
Too, fiil "A large space in eur estimation.
Tile suits for big boys take IA great
deal more goods than they once did,
for they are now made so large that
they will fit small men.
These we sell as low as
$500.
1t Is true they are not so good as the
ten dollar ones, but no house can sell
you better for that price.
OUR $500 SUITS
from twelve to seventeen years old,
and then we go one peg higher to
$500.
We prefer to sell you good articles IL
YOU will let us. Certainly good Is IA
relative quality, as well as its cOmpar-
Htives-GOod, better, best but what we
call good would stand for best In the
standard of some dealers.
FOR $1,000
We can furnish you such values In
suits for the big boys that Intelligent
comparison would at once see are with
out rival.
About this price are some plaid suits
that we regard as worth fifteen dol
lars, and we can say this without
blushiDg.
FALL OVERCOATS
FOR BOYS
OF ALL AGES.
Prices of Boys
OveroOats,
IL to II years,
80, SO, ~, 90, 50, $40 to $50.
Prices are no Indication of value.
Five dollars or twenty dollars, they
are equally cheap.
OVERCOATS
FOR THE SMALLEST BOYS.
AN UNRlVALED ASSORTMENT.
Open until eleven tomorrow evening,
National Republican., 1886-10-29
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SPECIAL PRICES FOR SPECIAL SALE.

AsUGGEsT1oN TO LADIES. not buy
half dozen silk Handkerchiefs and EN-.
broider at your leisure the initial Of your
friends name? What better Christmas pres.
ent?
A FACT.-You will never have such va.
rlety TO select from, and we are quoting re-
duced prices now, as list below tesifes.
National Republican., 1886-10-29

WUTH UII VIIU VUUUIH NTdUN DbEWHs
Stewart & Son, of Philadelphia were given a
permit yesterday to build sheds at Terra Gotta,
Brooks station, and Lamond for the purpose of
housing laborers ard stock while engaged In
laying double track on the Metropolitan
branch of the Baltimore and Ohio. Work has
already commenced. A track will be first built
GaitheTsburg,
National Republican., 1886-10-29
Gents Silk HandkGrChiefS.

4sc Pure China silk Handkerchief in plain
white or fancy colorod, hemstltched borders
reduced to 45c, or G for s265.
CSC japanese silk Handkerchief, wide or
narrow hemstitched borders, reduced to Csc,
or G for $3.50.
ssc Japanese silk Handkerchiefs reduced to
s3c, or for $3.50.
osc japanese silk Handkerchief with br:-
caded centers, reduced to 0ic, or for 1855.
National Republican., 1886-10-29

THE wet weather sends the people 10 Good.
tween and L, for their rubber boots and
National Republican., 1886-10-29
nIotions I'm the CIroult Court,

In the circuit court to-day Justice Hagner
will hear nll motions ready to be heard, and
tomorrow will hear demurrers This is done
10 relieve the court fathis branch of work,
which has been ncCumulnting for some time
and needs attention.
National Republican., 1886-10-29
Boot and Shoe Dept.

We shall give YOU line of under prices In
good, solid goods. every pair Of which we will
warrant solid and at Just 25 per cent. marked
down. Our stock of leather wear is immense,
and that which we wish to move is the same
as other lines In our establishment.
Kaufman's 81 pride button boots, In goat
and kid, common sense and opera, every
pair warranted. .....".",... .............. Sl.69
Kauiman's So mems calf shoes, in button,
Congress, lace, broad, and narrow toe,
plnin or with tip, every pair warranted. S2.i9
Combination kid button boot, opera toe
and common sense heel, 21a TO O. every
Phelans celebrated $3.50 ladies' button
boots, in kid and goat, common sense
and opera toe, all widths, every pair
warranted .."..".......... ....."...""S Sl.S0
Our 81 grain button boot for misses, every
pair warranted ........................... 500
Our 81 .25 youthsshook shoes, sizes II to IL,
every pair warranted. ed.................... 07c
Our $40 boys hook shoes. sizes TO 8,
every pair warranted ed.......,...,.......,..Sl Sl.19
Our 81 boys V calf button shoes, sizes to
3, every pair warranted. ted..........,."...... el.62
Our 81 kid or goat spring heels, sizes 8 to
s, every pair rranted.".........".,. SSc
Our SIPS kid or goat, spring heels, sizes
81 TO l0h, every pair warranted..."...", 09c
National Republican., 1886-10-29
It's a Cold Day

When we get left when the weather is in season;
but we must confess that we have been left on
great many goods which would have moved from
our shelves without any further reduction from
ouralready low prices but for the mild, balmy
weather; and, no doubt, if we had patience to
waitfor the "oold days I'VE could get 20 per cent.
more for our stock than the figures we give you
below. But our ambition to trade is of such
nature that when we conclude to make slash
into our prices we never grieve at what we have
done. You all know that these remarks are hon.
est facts and therefore we will not dwell on this
point, but show you at once what big list of
goods we have to buy from.
National Republican., 1886-10-29
Harlan & Bennett,

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Wy IL. HOUGHTON Il CO.,
w l2l4 f street Northwest.
Solicit your inspection of their
UPHOISTERY MATERIALS.
Our reputation is very good in this special
department, and we ask you to call and eX-
anime for yourself. We keep all classes OF
materials, from Inexpensive Jute to finest
Drocadcs.
Silk and Wool Damasks, 100 TO sl4OO,
AIT Damasks (jute) 20 cents.
Special Colors in Armours, S2.25.
LACE CURTAINS AT LOWEST PRICES.
See our Scotch Lacos from $500 TO SOD
Our line of Bedroom Furniture Is now com
plete, and our special made suits of three pieces
are bound to sell when you see and compare
Furniture Re-uphOlstered Window Shades
I'm a Splendid Quality OF Cambria Wall Papers,
Carpets. Imported Rugs-special sale during
Isl week of October at reduction OF 10 per cent
w, II. HOUGHTON IL CO.,
1914 street Northwest.
National Republican., 1886-10-29

Goodyear Rubber Company, 423 Ninth street,
between d and Z. for rubber and oil horse
covers, wagon aprons, &c.
National Republican., 1886-10-29

THOSE Imported Scotch Cheviot Suits at SIS,
of our manufacture, are worth - per cent.
more to the wearer than such suits from any
other house. Eiseman Bros, car eth aud L,
Manufacturing Clothiers and Tailors.
National Republican., 1886-10-29

Jewelry Department.
Hammered Brass Crumb Trays, including
brush. Worth 76c For To-Day only $40 u
set.
Leather Goods Department.
BARGAIN 30
books card cases &c. Worth $50 to si.0o.
Our Red Ticket Day l9c your choice.
Yelling Department.
25c yelling On Red Ticket Day only loc
yard.
Lace and Embroidery Department
BARGAIN 81
odds and ends in fine colored embroiderIes.
Worth 10 to soc yd. To close out, To-Day
BARGAIN 22-
Odds and ends in Oriental laces. Worth
from 10 to Csc a yd. Red Ticket Day only
lOc yard.
Zephyr Department.
BARGAIN 23-
Stamped pillow shams. New designs. Red
Ticket Day only l9c. Worth iOc.
BARGAIN 24-
stamped splashers lfringed) Red Ticket Day
price 1Oc each. Worth 2Sc.
Infants Department..
BARGAIN 25-
One lot Of coats for children from 10 years
of age. Trimmed with deep embroidery
on bottom with yoke of solid embroidery.
In Brown and Cardinal. For Red Ticket
Day only S3,l5. Cannot be purchased else
where less than $3.50.
BARGAIN 90
One lot of children's coats, under years, OF
fine cashmere, with deep embroidered coll
lar. For To-Day only sl.0S. Real value
$3.50
BARGAIN 81
One lot of worsted Hoods in small sizes.
Value OF some Sl50. Your choice on Red
Ticket Day for 25c.
Dress Goods Department.
BARGAIN 2s-
We win offer to-day 0 pieces OF Homespun
Suitings, plain, and plain with Bouolo side
effects, that ere worth 81. % 10 Sl.lo per yd.
Red Ticket Day your choice for TOO
BARGAIN %
About 10 pieces Of very desirable ilannels. In
To-Day only 5Sc a yd.
BARGAIN So
Two Robe Patterns that are very new aud
stylish and worth $500 To-Day only
SIl5.
Hosiery Department.
Children's Ribbed Hose, in seal brown, navy
blue, white, and cardinal. To-Day 20c.
Worth 3719c a pair
BARGAIN 30
Boys heavy school stockings, In all sizes, for
l6c. Cannot be gotten elsewhere less than
25c.
BARGAIN So
Ladies' extra fine balbriggan hose, linen
finish, at 2oc'- Would be bargain at $50.
National Republican., 1886-10-29

THE wet weather sends the people to Good.
tween u and +, for their rubber and gossamcr
glnthinU
National Republican., 1886-10-29
Work of tho women's Christian Asso-
citation,

The women's Christian Association in their
annual report to the commissioners say that IS
adults are cared for in the adult house aud 10
in the Foster house. During the year li2 per-
sons were cared for in the adult and Of in the
Foster house.
National Republican., 1886-10-29
Tailoring Department.
Work on the Double Track Begun.

Those Scotch Cheviot Suits to order at s25 are
attracting general attention. Eiseman Bros,
cor. 7th and L.
National Republican., 1886-10-29

As HOLIDAY times approach the people go to
Goodyear Rubber Company, 1913 Ninth street,
between d and L, for handsome and durable
rubber toys, balls and serviceable presents.
National Republican., 1886-10-29

e3 per gallon, 20 cents quart bottle. No.
Rye Whisky best In the world for the money,
at McGee's, Ninth street, near ID.
National Republican., 1886-10-29
FOR SPECIAL SALE.

CSC Handkerchiefs for 23c, or for sl.35.
sPECIAL.-Han embroidered initial Hand
kcrchiefs and warranted pure linen. These
arc splendid values at 25c, but we offer them
for the special sale for l9c each, or 6 for sl.l0
Not more than six to each customer.
FRENCH NOVELTIES, hand embroidered
In black, white, and colors, are shown from
SOC to Si.0S each. Not a few dozen, but thou
sands to select from.
LACE HANDKERCHIEFs of real Duchess
from sl.9S to s5.9s.
Ladies silk Ha1dkerChleiS.
4sc japanese silk Hnndkerchiefs, fancy col.
ored hemstitched borders, reduced to SOC each,
or for 1925.
sl.l9 Hand Embroidered japanese Silk
Handkerehiefs, in white and colors, reduced
to CSC each.
Colored silk Handkerchlefs and Muflers--
thousands to select from-isc to s5.9s each.
National Republican., 1886-10-29
ea3 Pennsylvania Avenue
LYONS SILKS AND VELVETS,
STATION PERRY.

bEAlON
fsrccEssoR TO PERRY & BRoTnERl,
INvtTTs An INSPECTION OF HIS SUPERB
STOCK OF NOVELTIES slNLGONs.slLks
AND VELNETS. ,,,.
ri. ACK and OfORED FAlLLE FRANCHISE
FROM sl.l5 TO $3.50. .u,.,,. ,,,..co
SATIN DUCHESSE, MASSoIl>l ~ Il; It ~ mI SoVd eDd
ALL CoLoRs, FOR STREET aud HOUSE
BoNNETS, NNEEATES PoNsoN's and sCHRoEDER's
BLACK CACHEMlRE,S SILKS; RANGING
JTi NovFIJTiES N STRIPED, PLAID, AND
Nv BEADED IEAD1E VELVETs FOR DRESS PANELS
AND GARNITURE ...z,. ,,,,,,,,
ELEGANT FAILLE FRANCAlSE and ERISE
VELVET, COMBINED PENrEs, WITH
1y6Ss AsihH iPhTREsfLR Is hR lVvEivETs, FROM 20 TO
~ INCHES WIDE, N BLACK a, AND nd All
THE NEW CoLoRs, RANGING FROM
BLScK R3 and "a icoLoREpTRIMnN vELvErs,
NoSPHREiL EsTM Il z 4VSEEIvErEENs AND CoRDU-
ALL kThhff Thf --LATEST STYLES AND COLOR.
iNGs'' IN IMPORTED DRESS S,,t, FABKlCS iSt,rs
FOR pLAlNS,AEn, CQMBlNAEroS NIB iNh SE1TGI STEIIlf
PLAIN INA AND STiTw iTTw1LLED FRENCH COSTUME
CiOTHS IN SUPERB QUALITIES FOR
LADIES, TAILoR;MADE STTpSS' p
NEW BLACK AND G9L0KEwpR wR ASshANRRFETTSS 81 hJAHSRETS
NEWMARKETS AND CIRCULARS; ,r,
NEW SEAL PLUSH sACQUEs, FROM go TO
sssSPIA1N sSI FIGURES AND CORRECT
sEAToN PERRY,
PERRY BUILD ING,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, CORNER 9TH ST.
Established 1910,
National Republican., 1886-10-29
A TIP FOR THE RACES
May you win, If invest winning wisely
and buy
ENINE DIAMOND.
selling goods prices heretofore unknown
in Washington.
READ A FEW OF OUR BARGAINS:

SO for n handsome solitaire stud, pure white
diamond of fair size
sl5 for q diamond stud that cannot be matched
under S25.
siO for a pure white diamond stud nearly
three.quarters carat and worth S76.
S25 for a solitaire ring that we guarantee can
not be matched under $40.
S25 for n fine fye.stone cluster ring.
$50 solitaire diamond warranted perfect, one
carat stone; worth s75.
So solitaire ring, nearly one and one.half
carat, warranted perfect; worth sll0
sl35 will buy a two and threo.q quarters oarnt
solitaire ring, ball OF fire, perfect. and
worth 5000.
National Republican., 1886-10-29

THIS IS to give notice that all citizens
troubled with coughs or colds should procure
Il bottle of DR., Bulls Cough Syrup and take 1t
"A pnpn.
National Republican., 1886-10-29
The District Est,mates,

The outlook Of the estimates disputes seems
10 be that the Treasury officials will submit the
commissioners estimates to iCOngross without
comment and leave the matter to the commits
sioners to fight IL out with the congressional
appropriation committees.
National Republican., 1886-10-29

Non-Sucoessful Omceseokers.
BraceNp your nervous system with DR.. Hen
ey's Celery, Beef and Iron.
National Republican., 1886-10-29
FROM OUR
Dress FurniShingDept.

Silk Hussar Cord, all new fall shades, per
yaru".. Observation-Disclosures. &C
lnch-wide Passementrie, per yard......... &c
Fine Passementrie Ornaments, each..... Sc
All-wool Lace, 4.inches wide, for cloth
dresses, per yard d................".... ... l0c
Heavy Jet Trimming, per yard ................ l7c
All shades In Worsted Ball Trimming per
yhfu".: 's...'''. .s'...................... 2Oc
Our entire line OF Rosary Trimming, per
yard. ..:..'';;...".;.:... :....,..........:...... BIC
4.inch wide TAPPED Marabout all shades,
per yar0....s. ,,.....,..,.,,,"..,..u... S9c
Full line of Chenille Fringe, 1%-inch
heading, very heavy, per yard ,..."..,..,.. 3Sc
National Republican., 1886-10-29
&kAtAAtttAktkktk 4

This is exaggeration. In the show window alone
exhibit Handkerchefs, and the department
prises feet fifteen assistants kept busy No
three stores combined In this city say much
National Republican., 1886-10-29

"ST. JACOBS OIL cured me OF rheumatism."-
Oliver Snavely, East Syracuse, n. Y.
National Republican., 1886-10-29

ovERCoATs Of our own manufacture
silk Lined,
Satin Lined,
Italian Lined.
Prices from 81 to s35. Eiseman Bros, Tailors
and Clothiers eth and l..
National Republican., 1886-10-29
Gents Linen HandkerChiefS.

Every Handkerchief warranted extra size
and warranted pure linen.
For 15c we show plain white and colored
borders, 4, u, and inch hemstitoh borders.
For 25c Hand Embroidered Initial Hand
kerchlefs We also show fine variety of
French designs in colored borders, and psin
white with hemstitched borders. Very su.
perior quality.
For 35 and 4sc choice novelties, for which
you will pay in exclusive gents furnishing
stores as high as 81 each.
For s2sS box, half dozen convent embrold-
cred Initial Handkerchieis Ia fancy box.
National Republican., 1886-10-29
Furs and Fur Trim
mings.

S-inch wide Black Russian Fur Trim
ming, per yard. ........... .......",..,;... 20
5-inch wide Black Russian Fur Trlm-
ming, per OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
pinch wide Light Gray Coney per yard. ~
3-inch wide Dark Gray Coney, per yard. 81
4-inch wide Silver Grey Hair per yard. 30
800 Black Russian Hair Muffs ............. 50
National Republican., 1886-10-29

$40 for pair of handsome flower earrings,
diamond ccnters.
90 for pair of fine white solitaire earrings,
cheap at S35.
go will buy pair Of solitaire earrings not
to be matched under S7j
Sl00 for pair two carat gems, warranted per.
feet, and worth elj0.
sl35 for pair three carat perfect gems; cheap
at $3.50.
$3.50 for q pair five and one.auarter perfect
gems not TO he replaced for $500.
SIS horseshoe scarf pins with seven fine dia-
monds.
SOS horseshoe scarf pin, horse head center; a
beauty; others up TO $50; very fine.