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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-04-10
A. PECHON,
Old BAKERY.


THIS "old reliable" bakery has been
in successful operation for Ia number Of
years. The proprietor has secured the
services of irst-clsss professional
BAKER, and is ready to furnish Erea,i,
Cakes. ETC.. equally as good as can Ice
haa anywh re. and at | rices that defy
com,etitIoiI. None but the purest
Sprin, Water used in the bakery.
Rrr.,L from this Bakery can he found
fresh every morning at the stores of Mrs.
I.alor,Ie ani Jules Pechon.
Breal Delivered Daily to all Part
Town and Surrounding Country.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-04-10

superiority. has created a large de.
mand for them throughout the United
States. and any lady who gives her time
and energy to canyassing for them can
soon build up permanent and profit
able Business. They arG soll by mer-
chants. and we give exclusive territory
thereby giving the agent entire control
of these superior corsets III the terri
tory assigned her. We have a large num-
Der of agents who are making grand
success selling these goods. and we de-
sire such in every town. Address NINE.
GR1SW0LD & CO.. 923 B'way. New
York.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-04-10
~ for working people. Send H.
tIAbcents postage and We viii
mail rop fro. Al rorol y,lua

- for working people. Send H.
ess s;1 xd ro, flag r nna we y,, Wi,
lie sample box Of goois that will put
you in the way of making more money
in few days than You ever Thought
possible at any business. Capital net
required. Yon cah live ut home and
wnlk in spare time only, or all the time.
All of both sexes. of all ages, grandls
successful. 30 cents to s. easily earned
every evening. That all who want worl
may test the business, we make this I'M
paralleled offer: To all who are not well
satisfied We will send 81 - pey FIR the
trouble of writinyms. Full particulars.
directions. etc. sent free. Immense pa,
absolutely sure for all who start at o,.ce.
Don't delay. Address STiNsoN Il Co.
Portland. Me.
LAND OFFICE, New ORLEANS, La, !
March 3, 1886.
Notice ia hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice OF
his intention to make final proof ILL
support of his claim. and that said
proof will he made before the Register
or Receiver. ut New Orleans. La on
Thursday. April Is. 1886, viz:
LOUIS EDMOND,
Who made Homestead entry Nc 1872
for the south half of the northeas,
quarter of section 20, township 3, south
range - east. st. Helena meridian,
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
AMI cultivation of said land, viz:
Raymond Crawford, Samuel Porter.
Alfred Fields and Elijah Cooper. all of
st. Tammany parish. La.
m20 It THos. J. BUTLER, Registt /.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-04-10
wANTED-IN CONVICTION

! An energetic business Wo-
! nan to solicit and take or
lers for The MADAME
GRISWULD Patent Skirt
Supporting Colsets. These
} :nrsets have been extensive
ly advertised and sold by
lady canvassers for the past
ten years, which, with their
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-04-10
Across the Lake.

Across the lake.
VIM The LrGHr-DnArT SCHOONER
F. M. PIPPO,
Leaves Cuving;on every Tuesday and
arrives ut New Orleans on Wednesday.
Leaves New Orleans every Saturday,
at 10 ~, and arrives ut Coyington
on Sunday.
RATES OF TREiGlIT:
Cotton, per bale 80 CENTS.
Dry barrels Observation-Disclosures. ID cents.
Sacks 10 ceut,.
Other rates in proportion.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-04-10
Notice-Fair Warning.

The persons who took double-seated
carriage from under the shed of B. Aba
dies store, last Sunday night. and threw
t on Duvars fence, and slI others, are
hereby warned hot to repeat the same,
or commit any act of malicious mischief
en- the premises. Otherwise, they will
do SO at their own personal risk.
LOUIS b. ABADIE.
Couinqton, La. March &c, 1856.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-04-10
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
Watches.
VALTHAM WATCH co.

We have sold thousands of these
Watches, and So certain are we OF
their reliability that we agree to
taia them ba k and refund the
money if they do not give satisfuc-
ton. We have lately reduced them
tn he following figures:
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-04-10
A. B. Gs'isWO!d s. Co
il9 -. CANAL STREET. 1l0
New Orleans. La.

DIR. E. r. RANDOLPH
LATE or New ORLEANS,
Tenders his professional services to
the people cf st. Tammany parish and
surrounding country.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-04-10

80 TIC i~''"A't@ rs uiSH-
Solid SILVER KEY WINLINa MATCHES
"Brot'lway.. jewels ....... $40 nn
''Wm. Ell.ry," IL jewels. ......... II o
Solid SIL:EK STEM WINpEks.
''Ste.lins. jewels $500. ...-.. IL so
Vim. Ellery," II jewels. ....... 10 90
.'p. :. B,rtl.'t. jewels. -. 81 so
1U-kAR,I SOLID Go ID STEM WIsDr RS
Sterline." jewels ...... 81 M
'.Wn'. Ellery, ii jewels -. -. 33 90
Up. s. BARTLETT" Is jewels -. 81 IN
4kanAr Solid GoLD STEM WINDEIs
".Sierl,nu" Jewels n o.
.Wm Ellery." II Jewels SD 90
"P. :. Bartlett" Is Jewels 81 90
appleton Tracy" adjusted and
patent Regulator 67 90
Is KARAT SOLID GoLp ST. EST WI>D RS
.'Sterliny."7 Jewels oh 10
''Wm. Ellery." IL jewels. ....-.- g. 90
..P - Iinrtietf," IL Jewels c. 90
''Applp.on Tncy," adjusted 49,. 20 W
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-04-10
LAND OFFICE, New ORLEANS, La, !
March 8, 1856. (

Notice is hereby giveL ti-at che ftp.x-
ing nam cd sett.st hos fled nGtics Of | is
intention to lake fiLa' pre- of il support
of his claim, and that said p-1of viii
bt made before tie Register OIL Re-
ceiver. at New Orleans, La, on Thurs
day, April Is, 1856, viz:
WILLIAM AVERY.
Who made Homestead Entry No. 1922,
for the natthwest quarter Of the north
east quarter. northeast quarter of the
northwest quarter, and west half of the
northwest quarter of section 80, town
ship 8. south 0rauge Is east, st. Helena
meridian.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said la1d, viz:
Raymond Crawford, Alfred Field.
Samuel r. Porter and Elijah Cooper, all
of st. Tammany parish. La
MP st THos. j. BUTLER, Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-04-10

w In more money than ut any
thing else by taking an agency for the
best ,-l:ins hook ont. Beginners succeed
:.randiy None fail. Terms free. HaLLErr
LOOK o.. pui land, Maine.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-04-10

Receives continual supplies of well
selected Dry Goods AMI choice Family
Groceries, which will he sold mt low tig-
ures.
~Conntry produce taken in ex-
change for goods, ut market price.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1886-04-10

eaSt, COMPRISING 1oo uCteo VI iauui
50 %.
Raspberry Edward, 165 72-1OO
acres of land, northeast quarter of
section 81. township s, range Is
east, So 20.
Sing!etree Wilson. 81 6l-10O
acres ct land, north half of south
west quarter of section q. town
ship 8, range thirteen east. 81 60.
Van Court Alfred. 81 20 100
acres of lan,l, north half of south
west quarter Of section ten, town
slip six. range ten east. 81 go.
Van Court james, 40 62 100 acres
ofland, southwest quarter Of south
east quarter Of section nine, town
ship six, south OF range ten east.
eighty cents.
Wright Austin. so 27-1CO acres
of land. and improvements. south
half of northeast quarter, section
Is, township eight, range thirteen
east, So %.
Wilmington Chas, 81 2-lOO acres
OF land, east half of northwest quar-
ter OF section 5, township 8, range
thirteen east, 81 GO.
Whittle John, l63 5-lO0 acres OF
land, southeast quarter of southeast
orarter of section 8, southwest
quarter OF southwest quarter OF
Evening star., 1886-08-12

The practically total failure of the hop crop
In New York state this summer is a misfortune
OF more than common magnitude. This crop
constitutes the principal industry of several
counties in the central part Of the state, and
under ordinary conditions its harvesting gives
employment for a month TO thousands OF
extra pickers, who go up regularly every
August from the cities and large towns into the
hop district. and have learned to depend upon
this work as the source OF a considerable part
of their income. The loss of the crop will entail
real suffering upon this class, not to speak OF
the still greater and more serious effect IL will
have upon the farmers themselves. In many
cases not only is the present crop blasted but
the vines are ruined, which means the loss of
many subsequent crops. Hop-growing is SUBJ
Ject to many dangers, from blight, insects ex-
treme heat, excessive moisture tornadoes etc.
Besides, during the last three years the brewers
have got into the way of using substitutes for
hops IN the manufacture OF beer: SO that, TAX
Ing 1t altogether, 1t Is not surprising to learn
that the farmers of Otsego, Onondaga, Schoha-
RE, Montgomery, Chenango and Herkimer are
giving up their traditional occupation in de-
spair, and ploughing up their hop-yards for
other uses.
Evening star., 1886-08-12

The democrats Will have to hold council of
war pretty soon and agree upon come policy or
they will come out OF the little end of the horn
In 1883. In Virginia and North Carolina they
repudiate the President and civil service re-
form; in Georgia, Florida and Alabama, they
endorse both the President and the reform:
while in Indiana they endorse the Preside mt
but snuo the reform. This may be one way to
carry districts, but it is not the way to carry
the country
Evening star., 1886-08-12

Capt. CogSwell, the democratic candidate for
governor of New Hampshire, is sure to be over
wheimingly defeated Some fellow got up the
story that he is the man vino has been sending
fountains around the country, and now every
town that has been afflicted in that way is
raising purse TO be used against him in the
coming Campaign.
Evening star., 1886-08-12

1t Is all right. no doubt to undertake to have
the affairs o. the New York custom house ad-
ministcred on business principles" but it
looks odd TO send to a remote part of the state
for a lawyer and former chairman of the demo-
cratic state committee to carry out the pro-
gram Is there really no business ability
among the business men of New York citye
Evening star., 1886-08-12

Judge Harper's action yesterday in filming q
careless or malicious cart driver for driving
over or against pedestrian. and declaring that
foot passengers must be protected from reckless
irving, is.to be commended from every point
OF view. This is the ground that THE STAR has
always taken, as its readers know, and it
means to insist upon it until there shall no
longer be ground for complaint on that score.
BY the way, there used to be an ordinance
or regulation in force here requiring carts or
other vehicles or teams to keep'at least their
own length apart on the streets of the city, and
particularly at street crossings so that foot pas
sengers might enjoy their lawful rights, without
risk 10 life or limb. II that rule has never been
repealed it ought TO be strictly enforced; if it
has been resciDded it should be re-enacted. 1t
was wise in purpose. and excellent in its effects
Were it still observed the case referred 10 above
could not have occurred.
Evening star., 1886-08-12
THE p R1cEs Do Nor CHANGE

The PR1cEs Do Nor CHANGE
on our regular lines. We have one fixed,
absolute price. that price guaranteed. which
| means that If you want your money for the
article next day you have only to ask for it;
but now aud again this privilege Is abused, and
We have Goods returned little soiled.
We have also odd sizes, of styles we wish to
drop In either advertise the exact
size we have to sell at the reduced price. and
thus avoid the necessity of telling any one that
We have not their size and causing them need
less trouble. lady recently told US that she
supplied herself with corsets, underwear
hosiery and gloves BY constant reading of our
advertisements and making early call for
articles wanted. on Friday. five have not the
article, we will always give you the address Of
the party who did buy it, If requested
"ODD SIZES IN WHITE SUITS
In view of the response inclined to believe
dHction Sale Of White SUITS hsees for they
are nearly gone We gladly mark down the follow
sizes for Friday in order to remove them
2 Ladies' White India Linen Suits skirt and basoue
neatly trimmed with embroidery: size. SO inches,
kesg1ar es1I prce pf e-cs
Ladies' White Extra-fue India Linen Suits SIX irr
and basqne neatly trimmed with tucks and rufles
Regular PRICE. .- - .s 8 -
Remnant
i Elegant Readyma White India Linen Suit
handsomely trimmed with fine embroidery; size SO
inches.
"Remnant" nrice ---' ''''''''''''''S z n
We taEeo s. simply because we have only this Size
fSecond soor. tare alavatorI
"ODD SIZES" IN JERSEY JACKETS
Three garments of this line left; good subjects for
Friday.
breasted coat sbaned bacs sizes a and aS incSe
Regular price - - "a '5O
..R.mpant- nrice % M
These are particularly desirable for wear on cool
e'NS' 'el heht summer suits-
Second floor; take elevator.)
"ODD LETTERS" IN INITIAL HANDKER-
CHIEFS
We give below the result of the "sale- advertised q
rev DAYS ago. Mrs A. c. d, and few others, can now
secure fine handk erchiefs AT half price
So Ladies' White pure Linen Hem.sti,cbaa .1n,-
tiar' Handk erchiefs 1.-inch solid colored border
in pink blue old gold and car,3inaI 2 n n q
F. 5 r sH 81 III II 2 Y and q Mrs
diI. NJ. @. p O. T v w and nasdn;t coms d.
Regular price - Soc
REMNANT Price 0Sc
HandKerchefs nes, coloreS borders i1tai a
o and / Il.
Regular price ...-... w . Csc
2 adies VI hite Pra nan II an, tr aIJ
handkerchief black worked letter. S: for mourn
Ing
Regular price Csc
'1,emuant' price ~ '''''''''''''''I &c
ODD SIZE (SO-inch) IN L. AIDES LISLETHREAD
. Ladies Low neck and short Sleeve Lisle Thread
!p u,ai price Sl.2o
NorE-we name this low nrice to nlace their dis.
posal on Friday beyond peradventure.
First floor: midway, left side.
"oDD SIZES IN OPERA cIovrs
summer onara frcroasad no do,,.n5 tor x,,,,. 1,;,
Gioves to sIcb an Itent Iht aYara , f & n.e h.u h
cn h,sa ~ ~, 'hHl SeNefai lines nave De-
Evening star., 1886-08-12
FOR RENT-HOUSES.

r only ss5; yards back and lai mont mod imPs De,
APpls 9 %EicHIf. I sis =. : ST. .ss Or sle fss
For kESIsFoyR s.i new s1SToRY DWELL,
improvements two with stores splend location ir
fsSs IF sns s W '" store Apply S
LNoR RENT-A FINE THREEsToRY BRICK
y House with & all modern improyemenis, 3 rooms
at seathSess corner S 4,S and sts NV auiSa.
IHOR RENT-THREE HOUSES Just FINISHED
i parking and water sl2 per month; ist and j s.~.
Corner house suitable Tor store Apply on premises
INoR RENT-HoUsE OF ELEVEN ROOMS AND
y bath hye rooms on a hoor: no Basement al 4os
aui2-Sts
EoR RENT-A SEVEN ROOM HOUSE WITH
modern imps9semenis one % square r, rom the Capt
Rent s25 an5-st.
I1oR RENT-3is nth ST. SEE. SMALL SIX
= room Brick; water. gas aud la,robe; rent $3.50
aul2-1m 49, Louisiana ave. NV.
LNOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE 1923 q ST. y w
Il II rooms hot and eoh water: bathroom and all
modern conveniences. Apply next door. aul2-St'
II 1882 18th St; sS25O
1910 w ST. corner OF Cleveland ave }. S265o.
w " ffiG J6Hx H T ARMS,
I1OR RENT = sRoOM HOUSE,. ALL MODERN
i improvements. in perfect order: 1902 ST. n W.
sPss aI to be
/ - SsH q. ne, 2% .sas sls 4, n s.. me- ers,s
sS5 sos St me- N ads as ie,s st r IL s
Jos Est ne, mi. sr..2o Rear 262l / St NV. ar 10
1881 Or 10 "a Bladeu burg road ar q
SW0RMSrEDT & BRADLEY,
aul2-St S2s NJ. NV.
ENOR RENT-BY AUGUST 18TH. ALL But THE
IL third floor Of a beautiful new house. finished I'm
cherry wood frescoed parlor ceilings. and with all
modern improvements. southern exposure centrally
located northwest. for $40. References. Address
BOX 43, star ONCE. aul l-:Sts
LNOR RENT-71O 9TH STREET. NV. 8 ROOMS
" with hail summer kitchen and water Inquire Al
1918 ST. NV. aull-as
lNOR RENT-FCRNISHED-l0ls 2lST ST. n "
- very desirable three-story Brick Dwelling, with
basement, containing IL rooms bath. range and all
convenience completely furnished Apply TO
au1l-ot THOS. j. FISHER & CO.. 1924 st. NV
L>oR RENT-TWO BRICK HOUSES III ST
NE, eight rooms. water. gas cellar and bath price
4iI per month. 4Vo Sth St ne, five rooms ce lar
water IN Kitchen: price $l2 per month Apply 10
GEO SCHCECH. sol Maryland ave ne. sulI-3ts
NoR RENT-A FINE l2-RooM AND RAsEMEN
- brick House nearly new all improvements and
IN good order 2l2 18Th 81. Keys at 2l6 18th A
$. CAfWOOD, 9th and X NV. aul l-3t.
Evening star., 1886-08-12

Mr. Tilden's bequest of four million dollars to
the people, for the formation of public libra
ries, Is, with one or two exceptions the most
generous legacy of the kind on record. 1t will
do more to einbaim his memory and ennoble
his reputation throughout all time to come
than dozens of monuments and euloyies
Evening star., 1886-08-12

FURNISHED.
n mr. 10th st. 2orS4l666 nr. 10th st. Or lea
Mass nr hos c.: 80 NJ ST.. mr. ath lOr l5o
Iowa Circle ID 25oi 18TH ST. mr. ~. 80
q ST., mr. 18th 10 200 l. near 2oth ct l2r IA,
81 near 9Th. n 200. X mr. 18th st lors
lsth, near l. ST. l1r... 200 FsyetGe ST. atwn sr s6
Nj - near 18th. l2r-. ZOO I'd st, near Pa ave IS
Lafayette square .r 300
Property placed with rent or sale a libsrally
advertised free of cost to the owner.
For list of property sale cali or send NJ ofhce
v22 r. o. HOLTZMAN. 10th and sts mo-
Evening star., 1886-08-12

MI. Hedden's letter of resignation as col
Ieetor of the port of New York is a curious
and pathetic document. He maintains that he
mas adhered To the letter and spirit of the civil
service law, while he has .'acted uniformly
on the principle of turning out 'incompetent
republicans and f1llng their places with DEM
ocrats as fast he possibly could: and still his
course "has been the source of persistent mis-
representation and hostile attacks from repub-
Hcan Journals which otherwise have supported
the administration At his time of life, he
adds, he doesn't propose to submit to this sort
of thing, and accordingly he resigns. If he is
not too old. Mr.. Hedden had better learn to
read. After mastering this useful branch of
knowledge, he will discover that while the law
Is obviously against the retention of incompe-
tents, whether republican or democratic, there
Is nothing in it to Justify the appointment to
office of democrats only. Mr.. Hedden is the
victim, not of misrepresentation, but of his
own ignorance, or, more likely. hypocrisy and
disingenuousness.
Evening star., 1886-08-12

w oN 4Gb-I1 ELI.
WANTED-A coMPE7rENT coLoREp Wo-
al s IN Pssr %
w CURED csll at aas q s. n.W. f AAN'h' Is. re
WANTEDITYo rT1ao = 3 ] s1SNE e sErTERs ,APRLY
NV. between Il and / O'Clock. EN- g w. 'i0 IL St
hAs,a aKSc aoTE SsGE i,S saos 9! S,S
WANTED-LADIEs AND GENTLEMEN TO
kiso esa s:nf $. e10s RSsm IS
WANTEpp--sEyERAL YOUNG N EN- TO
and Of lar education Permanent positions the
Address CLAIMS, Star odice. sniasts
WANTED-A GERMAN WOMAN FOR GEN
xpp y I Of four ss
~ work in small family Inquire Sos East l espi-
WANTED-A YOUNG WOMAN. SKILLED IN
e:S .sisss: s e. between and ?. n SATURDAY, :.
VTANTED-COLORED WOMAN TO COOK IN
good wages to competent person. 4ia 18th St n n.
"ANTED-A WHITE GIRL FOE GENERAL
1,S 1nSusework 8. good reference required Apply at
WAMTED.iA - GOOD TIENER; ALSO 4 STRONG
SHAW, 136 lotn ST. NV aul1-2ts
VyANTED - WHITE AND COLORED COOKS
w and hOuseworkers. nurses, laundress hotel
housekeeper walters German farmers for Texas gar
deners, dairymen and maids 80 laborers once Call
National Labor Bureau. 517 7th st. aull-1w*
UyANTED-A MARRIED MAN on FARM
w one with a knowledge of cows and general farm
work. Apply to f. D. RYAN. 7th street road, oppo.
site Battle Cemetery. Brghtwood. d c. aul l-Sts
"ANTED - DREssMAKERs AND APPREN-
w tices to learn the Eureka Lady Tailor SYSTEM
no chart, scale or machine used; scientific measure
ment. Patterns cut to measure. Positively no reft-
ting: satisfaction guaranteed money returned
Prof L. MOLPOER, corner 7th and f SITS n.w Nav
Building. Lady in attendance au11.iw&
VXIANTED-WOMANT To COOK AND DO HOUSE,
w work for small family must be well recon-
mended. Apply at 1857 St Georgetown aulO-3ts
"ANTED..A WHITE GIRL FOR GENERAL
~ housework; good references required. Apply at
1915 29th st aulOL3tA
UYANTED-COOKs, DREssM AKERs, CHAM
w bermatds. nurses. scrubbers laundresses ladies'
maids. waters other help. with reference this cty
women for Baltimore NY: city and suburbs, 63O-632
ST. NV f. NJ BURNHAM. au.-6t*
WIANTED-AGENTS AND CANVAsSERS FOR
w the best selling household article made Just
out Sells at sight: Big profits Write for particulars
UIANTED-LADIES TO LEARN THE ART OF
w Dress Cutting and Making without the use Of pa
per patterns by the new tailor system taught 1920
Pennsylvania ave NV jy2+1m
"ANTED-CANVASSERS FOR LIFE tNSUR-
w ance; liberal compensation. Apply to $50 4la
St NV jy24-2m
Evening star., 1886-08-12
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your while TO further our desire The in1ncsn.ents
New and Desirable Goods" sold below cur reg.
ular prices for Fridays only, and termed "SuF.
prises." The
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AUGUST 18th. ARE:
g. 70 2einch Gold and Silver Top stk UmbRsala sor
$3.50
35c Black Lace Mitts for 25c
$l.4S Silk Gloves, tan shades. for sec
81. .25 Suede MousQuetaire Gloves, emb'd backs SEQ
25c. pure Lisle Thread Gloves for 17c.
Lubin's and Atkinson's Extracts for 31c. o.
Best SO 10 Note Paper 29c Y rsam.
Shawl straps, all leather, 22c.
9Sc Birds for 70c
sl.4s Fan Eage inch More Sash Ribbons for q rs.
CSC. Block Sash Ribbons, ali silk. for Soc
81 es surah Sash Ribbons. Is inches wde for $1.46
dec silk finished Lisle Hose, split feet for sec
Csc. Pin Striped Hose for 17c.
soc. Plated Silk Hose tor 00c.
44c Jersey Fitting Vests for 33c
Ribbed Silk Vests for Sl.10
19 and 26c Egyptian Lace, to Ia In. wide for 1Oc
19c. Gents Linen Hemstitched Hdk'n 2 for 25c
15c. Extra size Linen Hdk'fs for boys, 3 for 25c
25c.. 39c., 42c. French Percals Sets tor 25c
Acc Corded and Figured PlQue Chemisettss, 35c
CSC. Colored All Over Lace. 25c.
lac. Stamped Linen Splashers for &c.
81 Summer Corsets for 69c
35c. Wire Spring Bustle for 25c.
1898 Blk Jerseys with vests plated for o. 90
CSC Lonsdale Cambria Chemise, embroidered for 76c.
81. % Cream and Blue Cashmere Scarfs for csc.
S1.6s Children's White Tucked and Embroidered
Dresses for S1.10
CSC. Jewelry all kinds for 8Sc
CSC. Solid Leather satchels for SAC
39c Cardinal Satin Fans for 25c
1.6S Ostrich Feather Tip Fans for 0l80
GENTS GENTS azNra
25c. Half hose, all kinds. for 22c.
$1.35 Wool Bicycle and Tourist Shirt for o1.10.
Sl.35 Boys Bicycle and Tourist Shirt for @1.1O
81 7S 26inch Gold and Silver Top silk Umbrella for
$3.50.
1ec. Gents Linen Hemstitched Hdk'h, for 2sc.
These prices are for FRIDAY, August 18th. only,
BRING THIS LIST FOR COMPARISON.
Evening star., 1886-08-12

From the number OF journalists invited by
Mr.. Irving to dine with him in New York last
evening, IL is reasonable TO presume that the
famous actor Is coming to this country ON
another professional tour before long.
IL IS found at Washington that the most inef-
Hcient clerks ma the most political influence
Louisville C0UrieT-.IOurndl.
We'll, that's in accordance with the fitness of
things. isn't IL? They need the most.
Evening star., 1886-08-12

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