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The Somerset reporter., 1886-01-20

You are allowed a free h'iaioy THIRTY days of Tho
use oi Or. Dyes CcicDr -te Noitac BeIl Win kuc-
trlc ou-p,nsury Appliances, for The speedy revi
and pc. nifhent cuie Vi Nervous DeUiii J, ,oss vi
Vitailtyand Manhood, anu All Sinu'uu troubles
Aiso, lurInany other uiseu er. Complete iestora
ton 10 heath vi2ur aud manhood Yuurantceu. N0
risk Is Incurred. illustrated pampuioL vita fu,l
l.iotmation, terms, etc n'.-ir. Tree by addicss
ing Notaic BeltCO Marhail, Mich.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-01-20

1t is not good farming to spread
over tive acres the work and manure
necessary for one. Good farming
of two acres upon one, and thus
cause the one acre to produce the
crop of two. The one may be called
''dilfaser farming and the other the
intense"
The Somerset reporter., 1886-01-20
Positiv, ourA for Piles.

To tthe peopie oi this Couniy We would say We
have oevn given thc Agency vi DIR. Malchi's llalah
Pile Ointment emphatically guarahte' d 10 cure
or money rciunded-Inte.Da External, Blind,
Ilecding or Itching MS. Price SOC. box No
Cure No Pay. For sale by bixby & Buck, Drug
glsts.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-01-20
FAR VI FOR SALE,

Containing 20 lcres aitutted IA miles East
of Athens Vilas5r ia a warm aad level oention
The farm cuts from 15t 30 tons OF hay a good
pressing quality has a we'll OF soft water with
in 40 fert OF hous' Stock watetrd III yard In
winter Two o ch1ids producing from 200 to
400 Bushels OF apples year convenient to
common and h;n >chrols Wood shed, ear
riage house. WORK room sheep shed and hog
pen all new and ct'Venient Barn in good re
pair. House Of hut warm and respec able
Nice pasture and won,lot. 1hi T rm can be
bought for the W priers o. $1,000. cash down or
y cash and 2 o. snort MORTGAGE. To secure
this Baagain ca carly on FREDN. BARKER
3m45" Athens Me
The Somerset reporter., 1886-01-20

We caution our r. aders Ia he ware OF dipthelta
pucunoni,, mtiueuz o., bro chitis, cong. stion of
the lung, coughs aud colds at this season OF
the Year Gcta BOTH, Of Johnson'S Anodylle
LiHiment aud he II ready for instant use. II
hal saved thousand.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-01-20
a GA ID.

To all who suffering from the ihdiscretions oi
you,h, nervous weakness eaf ~ decay, lo-s oi man
hood, &C. / viii lend recipe INA VIII cur" you
FREE OF On R,,k TLi- great remeu wa dis
covcrru Oy missionary IN SOU Ame ,oi. Sc 4
n reil-addrrr-, u envelope 10 tn REV. JOsEPH l.
ISAAh tati0n ID Aep York City.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-01-20

English farmers consider it . du.
~ and . necessity to purchase and
MSS largo amoats Of feeding stuff in
order to make manure for their soil;
and this u done without regard to
prices.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-01-20
CHANGE OF TINE.


Many suffering people drag themselves about
with failing strength feeling that they are
steadily sinking into the grave. when BY using
Pnrlrerss Tonic they would find cure commence
ing with the FIRST dose, and vitality and strength
surely coming hack to them
II am year old have been sick nearly al
nv me. and uught u know something alb ut
medioiee 0y this timo. I have used Parker's
iouIc freely for moro than year. aud consider
It The b q remedy have ever known. In fact,
now dad NO other me"icine necessary FOR
trossiue all-xouelsess aud PAIN from which 1
suffered 90 long. Il hes uO equal do not 80
how uny vno can A9Dr0 y do without % VAIN
Ale = S~djcino. "-Mna HATTIE N. GRAvEs, cor
East and Front 4 ksts. Providence, b. 1.
parkOr'o Tonic.
fPxepasrd By Hiscox Co. n. III
Sold by ii 6Fuggtsta h lasgs bottles at q %
The Somerset reporter., 1886-01-20

Very little silver Is regularly IN use in any
priNa family. nov adays. sa5 an exchange.
EXaetly, til, re IL a plcju.icc against siiN' + in
this country.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-01-20

Cleveland Dung men paint and pDwd their
faces. Let lis tot bltiu, the poo fellows. No
doubt improves thelr countenauc,s.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-01-20

At ClOvertlale, CAL, the winery has
commenced crushing grapes, only half
crop, and half the usual price for grapes.
Disc0uraging to the grape growers.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-01-20

Sheridans CaraiJ'g Condition P0lcders viii
Usitiyel, p,eyeAt all ordinary diseases common
to horse. cattle, she u, hog. and fowl, besides
rousta lily improving tn IN. Beware OF the
laI gr packs; they are worthless.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-01-20

"a numbet OF initulinLs have sprung up
since II has become 81 popular. 1t relieves
indigestion.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-01-20

There is much that is false in our modern
social meth as The x, d Sam ,iitan di4 not
wait 10 Ue introduced to the man "ho lad
fallen among thieves.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-01-20

We railroaders hav, to 90, well as Others.
said u biuomtea al br ncn Ia akeInau o. Ie.IIius
Oi tine sudden death uI Wand, rDlI.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-01-20

large shipment OF sausage was made TO
Europe yest,rda rubab,y going over to be
iuoeultted by Pastnr.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-01-20

The CLERGY, MEDICAL FACULTY AND PEOPLE
al endorse Du, doch blood DIT us me Dcs
sys,em renOvatinh, oiOou puIiI, Ing tome III
tue void. = MI lUr teetimouials.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-01-20

There are no professions base ball players in
Congress. II tuere were IL wouldn't be so hard
to catch the speakers eye.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-01-20

II yUu would hit u roller skater with barrel
staye one hall IL ua,u Il, he iits himself when
he sat uniu, ited. he woulu have you ~.
rested Tor Assault.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-01-20

A citizen OF Hope. Ind dropped dead a day
or two agh vii lc asuing his hantls and fac
And ye, some peop'e win per list IN fooiIn-
with water
The Somerset reporter., 1886-01-20
SO
1860
Total.
1894
Profit,

Number of eggs laid, 6607. Lost 5
hens during the year. My manner
of feeding was soft feed mornings,
and corn or other grain nights, with
ground oyster shells by them all
the time.
The Somerset reporter., 1886-01-20

~ Twas taken SICK yer ago
Milh bilious fever " -

twas taken SICK a yer ago
With bilious fever"
"My doctor pronounced me cured. but
| got sick again with terrible pains i'll my
back and sides, and got so bad
Could not move.
| SHRINK,
From 22s lbs. to l20 lbs | had been
doctoring for my liver, but it did Tue no
good. | did not expect to live more than
three months. began to use Hop Bit
tcrs.
Directly my appetite returned my pains left me,
nv entire system seemed renewed as il by magic,
and after using several bottles, | am not only a.
souud Is sovereign, but weigh more than dio
Dyty;, T.,<6 81 r. FITZPATRICK.
CHATTER II.
"Malden, Mass, Feb. 1850 Gentlemen
suffered with attacks of sick headache
Neuralgia, female trouble, for years in
the most terrible and cXcrucIating man
ner.
No medicine or doctor could give me
relief or cure, until used Hop Bitters.
The first bottle
Nearly cured me-"
The second made me As well and strong
as when child.
"And have been to this day.
NV husband was an I'M aid for twenty
years with a serious
kidney, liver and urinary complaint
Pronounced Ivy Boston'S best phys :
-"lncurable ~
Seven bottles of your Bitters cued
him and know of the
Lives of eight persons
In my neighhorhood that have been
saved by your bitters,
And many more are using them win
great benefit. They almost do mir
acles:'
Mrs T. d SIHrE
The Somerset reporter., 1886-01-20
TO ADVERTISERS

A list of e64 ne Wrappers d vgDED INTO
STATES AND SECTIONS will be sent on an.
PARLIAMENTARY.
. To those who want their advertising to pay.
We can otfer No better medium for thorough
and effective We 4 than the various sections of
our select Local List
GEO. z. BOMELL L co.
Newspaper Advertising Bnreau.
10 pruce It. New York
The Somerset reporter., 1886-01-20
HERE AND THERE.

REV. W. FISK REQUA. of Aurora, ILL., says
81 have used GimoIe's Aromatic Vine and fu |
IL an excellent household remedy that none
ought 10 do without" For Sale by Iioratio ".
Cushing,
REV HARRIS PECK OF Pavilion, N. Y. says
II WAS troubled with Malaria. Borel Difficulty
and sieepiess nights, which / found WAS wearing
me out. After taking Aromatic Winoetwo days
realized great relief, sleeping well and other.
wise feeling ike ! cheerfully
recommend II to suffering humanity"
REV NJ. DERBY, OF Linden, N Y, says.
I" lie ella ore Arom tic Wine proved = sr,at
blessing to my wife FOR sails by HorAtio ".
Cushing
The Somerset reporter., 1886-01-20
Total,

Total, $79.GO
Amount of eggs sold, sos 81
poultry sold, DOB
Stock on hand Jan. LIST, 1886,
92 hens, cockerels at 40 cts, $500
Evening star., 1886-11-29
Accused of Wife Murder.

A WEALTHY COUPLE WHO LIVED SEPARATELY AM
IN sQUALoR UNDER THE SAME ROOF
In Cleveland saturday afternoon Coroner West
returned verdict in the WHEELER murder case.
Mrs. WHEELER, the murdered woman, was S6 wears
old, and was worth 100000. Her husband. Benz.
WHEELER, is 81, and he says that his estate is still
larger than his wifes- The coroner reached his
conclusions after holding post mortem exanina-
.tfon upon the body OF the dead woman, and after
examining fourteen witnesses. ON the body OF the
murdered Jane WHEELER he reports having found
two abrssiOnS ON the left OF the WtndDipe and one
the right, a laceratiOn of the lower lin and
scratch under The night eve. In summing up he
says: II therefore md that Jane Whee. ca,.let to
her death at 4G Eagle street, ON November H. at
husband, Benz. WHEELER
The couple have lived for years In a state
Darcy removed from squalor, practically sepa-
rated In everything except name Although
quartered under the same TOof, their dealings
WITH WITH one another were on purely commercial
Dasls. She Kept the house and he paid for his
BOARD, washing, and even mendinr, at stipulated
rates, Just as any stranger would In fact he
had be.n known to exercise often the right OF q
mere boarder and gruInbie al the fare IN. most
frequent ground oi complaint being the stIDpy
allowance OF meat For years they lived in this
way, steadily accumulating property Tor the sim
pie gratIfcdtiOn OF getting IT, since it did them
no good and they had no children
Oh jhe morning OF November I:s a nefohbor wac
Called 10 the house by the old man and tO,1nd b
Oh woman dead on the floor o. the room xber,
y Ihey were accustomed 10 sit evenings. Wheeler
said that on the previous evening They "a: rsifnf,
th paper, a. was their won't the paper being torn
In TWO parts and each persing one-liaIf at a time
" nte IL was Yet early, "A man, whom WHEELER
lAinAs ne recognized as Patrick Graves, entered
and attacked him. Wheeler saws he bes-cpei for
Ms NE, our was gagged and bound hand ana 100;
he managed 10 crawl away unoDsfryed. ana while
ooiilg 50 saw Graves and stranger seize hi, WIfe
HEeiler crawled into bed ana lay there, UuiiI
morning Ia pain and terror. He managed 10
loosen his bonds - 10 free himself anu between
z and o'clock gave the ALARM
. tEa'es was arrested, but strongly protested his
Hshoct'hct lie Il ~ years vi are. and hayip,r
Dl9 pe-h Known as an inOffensiye CITIZEN IL v
persons believed him guilty.. He afterward pIoye.d
an dllDi ana was released from CUSTODY Wht J.er
himself was held Oh suspicion. The house hora
evidence OF having been ransacked hut a. Tho
ponce found over 81 900 ia the house n wa; evi-
uent that the nl1rdeT was prompted by ss,n.
Auust Oher tllan a Ilereenary one. Al. the cir
eNiilstAEct> pointed TO Wheeler as the murderer
dhd after Graves had proved an aIibi re was th,,
ohly one upon any whom suspicion res ted.
Evening star., 1886-11-29
The Coming Labor Conference.
'RoFusING TO FORM NATIONAL FEDERATION OF
TRABES r-NroSs

TRADES UNIONS.
A telegram from Pittsburg, November %, says:
The conference OF labor organizations at Column
bus, Ohio, on December sth promises to be an I'M
pOrtant one The purpose is TO form Natlohai
Federation OF Trades Unions. The prominent
labor leaders of this city have had circulars sent
to them inviting them be present and cooperate
In the formation OF their federation Several iee-
gates VIII 90 from this city and there VIII De
strong showing al the convention OF eastern men.
IL i proposed 10 unite all the trades unions for
certain purposes into a federation which VIII nave
tha general supervision OF them all The Organi-
zati1ns comprising the federaI1on however, Will
be indepentIent ia their local work 1.-The time
has come" said "A labor leader this morning. ''fOr
the working people 70 pool their issues The capt.
taiSts and manufacturers are doing ft, and why
should not We?
The conference Will last several days. II Is ex-
pected that over a hundred delegates, represent
Ing labor unions IN ali parts Of the country, VIII
ne present. The convention win probably result
fu a final decision of the International Cigar
makers union regarding their connection with
the Knights 0f Labor. Ii Is said that the trouble
existing between the Two organizations will result
In an imperative order--WhIch Will put into force
immediately after the eonyenti0n-IOr the cigar
makers throughout the country 10 decide In
which Of the organizations they viii remain as
members and that they mustgive up one or the
nj hero them.
Evening star., 1886-11-29

II. A. PooLE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER
944 LOUISIANA AVE NV,
SOLE AGENT For
THE CALIFORNIA PATENT ROLLER PROCESS
FLOUR
This Flour for Family use has superior.
I am receiving choice varieties of Potatoes
which are coming in very freely, and housekeepers
VIII do well to lay i'll their stock US hardly think
they viii be lower this have fine line of
Apples, Grapes. Sweet Oranges and Lemons. Also a
full line of choice GROCERIES, in quantities to suit
at wholesale prices for cash only. Dufy's Pure Cider
Viregar specially
foiiteaess and Fair Dealing may be Relied Upon
GOODS DELIVERED FREE
Money returned II goods not satisfactory.
Only FINE EiGIN CREAMERY BUTTER sold
here.
ocI3 n. A. POOLE, 944 La ave NV
Evening star., 1886-11-29


n13 7a2 18th ST. NV
NJ v. KANE. 5O7 nth ST \ NW.-CORSETs MADE
N1s to order. A perfect lit guaranteed. Also fnll
and Bustles. COrsets iaundried seiS-.s.n.
FyAVORS For THE GERMAN. A GREAT VARIETY
Il at low prices Toys, 10y Ibeaters Xmas Ur,lu-
,sents. Costume Crackers 100 shades French tissue
Paper, and all materials for making paper flowers
sprays Of Green Legyes Fancy Co,ort1 Gold silver
sid spaneled Paper Gilt Borders Lacs borders scrap
Scenes &c fipe assortment Q: Christmas Cards from
Be- to r each school % per 19o Jaaese
shades, Candle Shades. fire screens Curios, Favors
Booby prizes c: Sheet aiusc, c. Studies Paint
silk, &c. &c. j. JAY GOULD, 42l 9th st., bs;ween b
ahd + sts. near fennsyi ivania ave. ociu-:Sm
MADAME A. V. LEFRANC, $50 NORTH HOWARD
Vl st. Baltimore, Nd Dresses and Wraps in French
styles New models received every week fine LIZ
ported Trimmings. oc:2:,-2int
NINE Vos BsAspra, Mop1srr,
Formerly with Lord * Taylor, New York
VIM Barr 4 Co, st. Louis Mo.
Suits made at the shortest ,otiee. Superior Citing
reasonabls prices and sa5i staction guaranteed.
ocZ 02U 1ith St, bet. aid K.
MISS ANNIE K HUMPHREY, 43O 10TH ST. NV.
NJ Makes CoEsets to order in every style and
r'ai and HEh Earsnss Iftt lns ~ .nt sna comfort
French Handmade UIGeIr,othiu2, Aierino Underwear
p,..n. s,n,anG anG h1 tnast imports, I t, H. hhosiery
Children's Corsets and II Corset Miss HIS own
naksl tll;t TOR the price is unsurpassed.
y. B.-frencfi. German and Spanish spoken. mrl4
- the new apd fashionable visite and jacket shales
furs required, Mutfs made. At Miss CUNNING
HAMS, 1910 Sth 81. NV. No sign. s24
Mrs E. McCAFFERTYs BONNET AND FRAME
NA factory, formerly 1903 ST, has moved to north
east corner 18th and q sis. Has all the latest fal
styles i'll bonnet and hat frames. seS-4m
Evening star., 1886-11-29
PIANOS AND ORGANS.

SECONDHAND PrAsos.
ssSSSSsr NJ
aa.,,~ ' % %sssDEns ssayx.s. q, = y
DECKER BnornEns P1Asos.
FISCHER PIANOS,
EsTEY PIANOS,
EsrEy oRaAxa
PIANOS FOR RENT
For any length Of time desired
Moderate Prices. Rasy Terms
SANDERS srAYMAN,
ne0,lm e34 st. n. ".
SEN Esh1SHTs SP slsSsbA1sbs SSS sH stsD
e! sEM sRssSSEE OF PIANOS
0Aask u F2ES sSSffSsSi5SSh 256ShA1H hFSr
HEINEKAMP UPRIGHT AND SQUARE PIANOS
srs noted for their ssnsr e.celIen&Ss & &e.9sisits
IA special bargains Tor one month for a cash or
monthly psyments several slightly used 1t low prices
10 PLANO EXCHANGE wARERooMs
% Ne %SIULIi q 9AwEn ~, aMfhosED CPkI8HI 1
elegance, refinement of tone and extreme durability
Prices reduced for one Month. Terms to suit Call
and see them at the
PIANO EXCHANGE wAREROoMs,
n12-1m 422 9th st
DRICES REDUCED ON UPRIGHT AND SQUARE
II Pianos, new and second hand; aud some sliRhtly
used $25 and $50. firt-class Pianos of different
very small ,arsins oi profit Be sure and call before
PIANO EXCHANGE WARERO0MS.
nl2-1m 422 9th st.
EXCHANGE YOUR SQUARE PIANO FOR AN UP
Fright Remember that We are the only house in
Pianos for Old Ones The very best value allowed for
old pianos and the difference in the price be paid
in monthly payments to suit Splendid bargains now
being exhibited, At the PIANO EXCHANGE WARE
ROOMS 422 9th 1T. l2-lm
Evening star., 1886-11-29

EsF ssSss'1H.s. Rass ssgrs SOUTHWEST
STEEL sA SasGSsis SSatfGSsfAa siA fssa
Trains leave Washington from station corner Of sixth
Ids Fssss II s.s
with slsering Cars from Harri-bure to cineinnati.
With senr IGniS 6ar daily as 70 sss
Chicago and Cincinnati Express, at z 10 NJ daily.
heas Ia,ssars to @ eensSctns S iia ai
sn Hsrr1s6urg with Western E,gress, with through
Sress' loco p n daily for FstsSarr % and Tie the
s TIN hIes S'ff5 ssSab &c ah"0
For hIle Sanan,aeua, Roehester, Buhnio NiAynrA
washstan ssis e sass.sr ssasss SATURDAY, with Palace
For wiismsport, Lack Haven and Elmira, at $40
For New Isft sp and the S"lis Et as 300 and II rs
On suaass s0 Ma H. ,S aeSo sSS sSS X sq Sd
and naa,ol lliso 20 r ~ L,mi.ed ~ EIprsss OF Puilmse
5t0T 6ars daily a4o M daily except Sunday aud
For For fSsSp sssSPlyn without eA.1s n day
Jersey City with boats d BrSokin hs Amen Sesao sor
a4'SH G s asOdn double
For fh,l1Selshii ssSS ioS ,sa 90 r6s 100
sSs ifs aSS p! Is : ssc. on igSS gsSSsssa sssa
days and 400 + NJ daily l,1Ai'ssT' ''a0 a NJ week
For bsltiTose % 6;35, 20, 9 90. $40. lI:oo AM,
I'D iSSS @ and adi fGS o. sunday ss tsS 500 &
edS e5S id 10 aa No and nall m ie 2oo 400 4Is
For rope,s Greek Line 7a5 AN aud 4 40 NJ daily.
For Annapolis rs AM, 1e :s5 and .as p N. daily.
except Sunday. Sundays, 90 An, 4 l5PM
ALEXANDRIA AND FhEDEkICKsBT llG KAII~
EAH, SAiftSab ANP ALEXANDRIA And SasEiSdfos
For Alexandria @ 90 O5, :25 IL AM. II :0I noon
2O5. 4 4:2.b 4 81. d :01 b u5, % and IL 8. p
n; On Sunday at q, 9:25, IL AM. q: :OI and 10 :05
For Eichmond and the South, @, IL AN daily, aud
4:35 Pm. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria tor Washington :O5 CO.
1000, lQ:43 An; 1:3Q, 800. 3:23, 5l0, OK
s:32 and 10 ~ M. and IL 10 midnight texceJ3
Monday On SUNDAY at 90 and 10 70 A NJ:
-; 10, s:32y 10 AZ N. and IL 10 night.
Tickets and information at the office, northeast
of 18th street and Pennsy yania avenue and nj the
station, where orders he left for the checking u
baggage to destination from hotels and residences
CHAS. E. PUGH, General Manager
j. r. WOOD General Passenger Agent nl5
Evening star., 1886-11-29

WALKKRy8, 2O4 10TH ST. NV.
Ri.st%; 4 8. sSd dss II. c6srcOai Hail. Lima Se.
Evening star., 1886-11-29
LAssBuReH & Bso.
SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT NOTICE 10 BUYERS
OF DRESS aOODA

and reliable having determined close out their
winter stock and quantity with the manufacturers
or agents governs the price, have succeeded in buy
ing from their agent several large lots at third the
actual cost of manufacture.
The present condition of the market warrants us in
saying that such opportunity will again be offered
by any firm to purchase such rich, stylish and at the
same time such reliable, goods at such marvellous cut
prices.
so CENTS PER YARD.
finest texture ali WOOL stylish, and in iii cciors
rs CENTS PER YARD.
for the most stylsh dress Manufsctnrers price was
$1.25 per yard earlier in the season.
s1.o0 PER YARD.
4G,in CABLE BoURETTEs-the rarest novelty for
so CENTS PER YARD.
CHEvIOT, sU1TINGs. all WOOL 44-in. wide. pre-
emnently the best bargain that has been offered in
trinsicaily worth IL per yard.
s1oo PER YARD.
snd
As CENTS PER YARD.
OME-SPUN SUITINGS, all wool, new DESIGNS
good solid fabrics, in 32 patterns
$125 PER YARD
FRENCH CABLE CORDS. 42-in wide, all wool, new
weave, and extreme novelty; Also
36-in. all wool Cashmere, 4Oc. per yard.
3S-in. all wool FOule, soc. per yard
4O-in. all wool Csniels Hair Foule 62}lc. per yard
44-INCH ALL WOOL RADZ1MER, IN GREENS,
GARNET AND BLUES, ONLY
rs CENTS PER YARD;
RECENT PRICE, A1OO
900 DRESS ROBES,
In exquisite designs and colorings, ranging from
S6 TO $25,
Which we wish to close out; worth from S5 to q 10
more than ask for them.
These would make very sensible HOLIDAY PRES
ENT.
Evening star., 1886-11-29
E E 4 $$ :fE !; Il :: ::
SPECIAL DISCOUNT SALE
IN UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT
POSITIVELY FOR THIS WEEK ONLY.

large assortment of Chenille Portieres 10 per cent
off of marked price
beautiful line of Tapestries for coverings and por
there's, 10 per cent OF Of marked price.
Felt Drusyets regular price, s275 15 per cent of.
New Designs in Chenille Table Covers. 12k per cent
of of marked price.
All-wool Ingram Art Squares 10 per cent OF Of
marked price.
40 pair Raw Silk Portieres, s3.50 per pair
Lace Curtains Russian Border 81 yards long, taped
s1-5O pair
Sultana Drapery for Curtains. This is something
entirely new and has the effect OF rich Madras war
ranted to wash. only 2Oc yard.
Curtain Poles Brass Fixtures, complete. 25c
New line of Holland Shades, 35c
Stair Oilcloth, so patterns. 1Oc yard
CLOAK AND SUIT DEPARTMENT.
ladies' Seal Plush Newmarket, slightly pressed from
packing satin lined collar and cuffs 6 inches
long. Original price. s6S. Special price. s35.
English Checked Jackets, tailor-made two row of
ball buttons, $500.
We beg To call attention to the fact that we still have
ON hand fine line of English Check Newmarkets with
eapes and hoods. This Newmarket is perfect fitting
garment and gives, in all cases. perfect satisfaction
SEALSKIN GARMENTS.
The cold wave is a reminder that extra heavy
wraps are really necessity. Our stock of Seal Gar
merts is, III every DETAIL first class 1t will pay you
TO examine our stock. We keep nothing but Alaska
Seal. London dyed, and our prices are the lowest.
In Boucle Astrachan, Dagonals, Checks, Plaids and
all the desirable materials preset used in the manu-
facture of these garments.
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
COLORED SKIRTS-One lot with two embroidered
bands above box-pleated ruffies, worth 81 Special
price, SIC.
One lot of Black Farmers Satin Quilted Skirts lined
with good canton flannel, 19c.
Another lot of Underwear, consisting of Chemise
Skirts, Drawers and Corset Covers, PC. each These
goods are well made and of good quality of muslin
BUSTLEs.
All styles and prices We have just received new lot
OF the improved Lolita Bustles.' in ) and rows.
which We will dispose of at very low price.
Evening star., 1886-11-29
LADIES' GOODS.
j. G.. HuroHrssos.
IMPORTER.

WRAPS AND JACKETS
large and rich stock Of Paris and Berlin CLOAKS
at lowest prices ever named for equal values
We invite special attention to superb assortment
Of PLUSH WRAPS, Latest shapes and fsshionably
trimmed
SEAL PLUSH SACQUES trimmed with Seal, S25.
SEAL PLUSH VISITES, Seal trimmed, $25
Imported CLOTH WRAPS, with genuine Russian
Hare tail and ball trimming, S9.75 and upwards.
London Made JACKETS, 81 upwards.
BEAVER NEWMARKETS 81, regular price $12.
French trimmed HATS and BONNETS at popular
prices.
An immense assortment of fancy FEATHERS from
&c. to SO each.
MILLINERY ORNAMENTS and RIBBONS.
Elegant NOVELTIES in rich Dress Trimmings, at
very reasonable prices
800 Dozen HANDKERCHIEFS including many
new designs.
ASTRAKHAN, 54 inches wide. "a per yard.
SILK PLUSH, all colors $1.25 per yard.
FOSTER KID GLOVES, 81 pair upwards Every
pair fitted and warranted.
Evening GLOVES from 16 to 80 inch length
LOWEST PRICES GUARANTEED
907 Pennsylvania ave.
7Treyise, Paris. nj