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s14 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
sPE Al MOTT GET
We Shall Inaugurate in our
MILLINERY and FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT
A RED LETTER DAY
EVERY WEDNESDAY.
When Special Reduction will be made to All
Purchasers.
Watch for an announcement OF Red Letter Day
Prices in daily papers.
During the present week, in every department we
will make the grandest display of novelties for spring
wear ever offered in Washington city. A visit to
our store will convince our patrons that have the
largest variety and the most correct styles of
SPRING NOVELTIES
Of any house in the trade and are selling them AT
prices to suit everybody.
,s We call particular attention the following special
PATTERN HATS AND BoNNETs,
Especially imported for KINGS PALACE, also of
our own exquisite styles, at 81 SO. -, IS and &c.
Hundreds Of untrmmed different styles of Hats and
Bonnets in Milans, Tuscans Pearl and Fancy Straws
at 45c.. Soc Soc, 6Oc., 75c., SIC. and 81.
Elegant Trimmed Jet Bonnets, all the different
styles, at So only
We carry the largest stock of School Hats In the
country, trimmed and untrimmed some of the lowell
est Styles at 15c, lee. 25c SIC, Soc. 6Oc Toe and
u. No one need to leave establishment without
being suited in style. quality and price.
RIBBONS
Elegant Picot Edge, Satin Ribbons, Fancy Ribbons,
all widths and all silk, at &c., &c., Csc and 3Oc per
yard. Elegant Sash Ribbons, seven and eight inches
wide, at Csc. Acc. and Soc per yard
FLOWERS
Our Stock Of French Flowers is immense, at lower
prices than you can buy them elsewhere at 2Oc 25c
&c, 6Oc.. CSC and 75c, . bunch only.
HAT TRIMMINGS
In every conceivable style and quality Hat Ornaa
ments, Beads Pquets, Jets Laces Straw Braids
Remember our elegant line of
vIsITEs. JERSEYS,
PARAsoLssAND
LACE CAPS
Come and see them. examine them. and you will
find it to your interest to buy them
E & f III III s s's q: u.s. IS.
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apl2 sl4 SEVENTH STREET W.
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THoR RENT-l6Ol HARDWOOD AVE, LIE
Il Droit Park; twelve roosns all improvements
lASYe stable and grounds $50 month Apply TO
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FOR THREE DAYS SALE

FOR THREE DAYS SALE
WE ADVERTISE
80 doa Ladies Collars, pure linen, slightly soed. at
ARE YOU CURIOUS.
500 yds. three-rows fine Crepe Lisse Ruching silk
STITCHING. at l2c per yard
ARE you CURIOUS?
20 Ladies Cashmere Shawis full size, all coors. at
S1.24 each.
ARE YOU CURIOUS.
$40 lunches Ostrich Tips all colors Duplex French
Heads, al 39c. a bunch.
ARE YOU CURIOUS?
40 doz Ladies' hvebutton Gloves warranted real kid,
embroidered backs, 9 TO :, at csc. each
ARE YOU CURIOUS?
$50 yds 42inches-wide Wool Escuriai Flouncing. at
ARE YOU CURIOUS?
% doz Ladies' Colored Ingram Hose boot pattern
stripes, at 25c. ? pair
ARE YOU CURIOUS?
19 doz Tulip Straw Bonnets all colors and shades at
soc. each.
ARE YOU CURIOUSr
20 doz Ladies' Jerseys. imported stockinette. vest
'front.' coat back. at 81. 9S each
ARE YOU CURIOUS?
1000 yds fine imported doubleaced Satin Picot Edge
Ribbon, all coIors, at Zoe. per yard
ARE YOU CURIOUSe
80 doz La Grace Bustes. drab and white lac EACH
ARE YOU CURIOUS:
S5 doz Bon Marche Summer Ventilating Corsets per-
feet shape at 15c each.
ARE YOU CURIOUS?
S64 cakes Toilet Soap weighing each at cents.
ARE YOU CURIOUS?
40 dOz Ladies' Fancy striped Hose, extra long. at
Doc, or pairs for 81
ARE YOU CURIOUS?
20 Pongee Coaching Parasols. at $3.50
ARE YOU CURIOUS?
200 ydS fine quality Swiss Flouncinss, IL inches
wide al 36c
ARE YOU CURIOUS?
400 Black Beaded Bonnet Crowns at IL cents.
ARE YOU CURIOUS?
95 handsome Embroidered Newport scarfs, at S175.
AXE YOU CURIoUse
y Children's Embroidered Cashmere Walking Coats,
at Sl.S9.
ARE YOU CURIoUSe
IA doz Poppies desirable colors, large lunches, at
25c bunch
ARE YOU CURIOUSs
10 pieces Sash Ribbons watered imported quality,
Inches WIDE al l9c
ARE YOU CURIOUse
$50 yds imported Crepe, all silk, tints at 39c
ARE YOU CURIOUS?
800 pieces No. Ribbon all shades for trimming
at 1oc. piece
ARE YOU CURIOUSe
doz Satin Hand-Painted Fans olive wood sticks
at 35c.
ARE YOU CURIOUS?
10 doz Canvas Belts white. black and red double
straps, 2la inches wide, at 1Oc
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apl2 WOODWARD & LoTHRoP.
You W111. Wowr You,
YOU DO. DON'T YOU,
WILL WHAT. DO WHAT,
Why, save money by buying your clothing at
VICTOR E ADLER's
TEN PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE.
FACTS ABOUT CLOTHING.
There is cheap clothing that Is cheap and cheap
clothing that isn't cheap. Garments that wear well
and give good satisfaction the buy provided
you can get them at low prices. This ID the sort OF
clothing sold at VICTOR E. ADLERS TEN PER
CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. We have low prices.
but no low grade goods In return for your money
give you solid. substantial clothing and, but
ten cent above actual cost of manufacture you
readily perceive that our profits are very small.
PERFECT POCKETBOOK PERsUADERS
Are our prices. Perfect are fits and styles Per
fecty reliable goods Perfectly plain are our
terms Every garment marked In plain figures, so
that child can buy as safely the best Judge of
clothing.
HOW TO SAVE MONEY.
Examine the prices at VICTOR E ADLERS TEN
PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE before buying. We
sell at such small fraction above actual cost that we
know that we cannot be undersold.
Man wants but little here below,
And he gets but little justice;
To Adlers for our clothing we'll 60,
Because his prices won't bust u.s.
BUST is not very good English but It rs very ex-
pressive. ADLERS goods and prices are his best ad-
vertisers. Come and see them.
VICTOR E ADLERs
CLOTHING HOUSE.
OFT AND e2s SEVENTH ST. NJ W..
Corner Massachusetts, avenue
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Open Saturdays until IL pm ap12
PAINT Youn Bueor
FOR ONE DOLLAR
WITH CARRIAGE BLACK,
READY MIXED FOR REPAINT1NG OLD CAR.
RIAGES, BUGGIES SLEIGHS, ETC.
THE ONLY SUCCESSFUL READY MIXED CAR
RAGE BLACK IN THE MARKET.
One coat gives an old Buggy Sleigh the blackest
black you ever saw. and handsome gloss without
vanishing 1t Is combination Of Paint and Varnish
and contains no Asphaltum. II IL very tough and
durable and will not crack. 1t will outwear the ordt
nary carriage paint twice It dries hard in few
hours, No rubbing! No varnishing No extra trou
BILE! 1t sells like hot cakes Where known case lasts
dealer but few days Each can contains more than
enough to paint . carriage Put up-two dozen cans
in case. Show cards, spoke and circulars in each
case. Retaied at one dollar per can. On this the
dealer makes handsome profit
HIRsHBERa HoLLANpER q co.
Wholesale Dealers In
PAINTERS AND ARTISTS SUPPLIES,
1876. 1917 and $40 w. Pratt st.,
ap12-1m Baltimore. Nd.
u ERIC AToRs.
JUST RECEIVED ALL SIZES OF
EDDYs CELEBRATED RKrRIGEkAroRs.
rHEYARE STRONGLY BUILT, HANDSOMELY
FINISHED. PERFECT IN PRACTICE IN FACT
A FIRsT-CLAss REFRIGERATOR IN EVERY
RESPECT.
N. w. BEvERIDGE,
IMPORTER OF POTTERY AND PORCELAIN
apl2-6t 1000 PENNSYLVANIA AVE
PIcKw1cx CLuB WHtsxx
Bottled by the Proprts(orR
Can be had at Druggist GrocerS Ii not ON hand asa
them TO get it tor you OF
NIL SA1TLER d CO.. Distillers. Baitipaor~
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w H1rE (1oops BELOW VA1uE.

We have very OPPORTUNITY secured big
LOB Lot" of White Goods, which we propose
to give our customers the benefit of by Offering
them at the following extraordinary low prices:
Fine Checked Main ooks, actually sold here
tofore at 1Sc., only l2lzc per yard
Extra Fine Checked Nainsooks, sold hereto
fore at 25c., only 1Sc per yard.
Superfine Check NainsookSx sold hereto
fore at 3Oc., only zoe. per yard
50 pieces White Brocaded Plaids, ele22nt pat
terms, sold heretofore at 33c., only Csc per
yard.
These goods, unlike sob Lots" generally, are
new. clean ana desirable goods, manufactured
for this seasons fine trade
(First floor; first on the right
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
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suit of Clothing bought of for ten dollars means
as good value usually represented by atwelve-doar
purchase Then the style is as carefully attended to
rs you paid twenty dollars for one of the higher
priced ones
Ten dollars is not much for a whole suit; yet
ours at that price will not only give good
$40 wear, but will show to advantage beside a
amuch higher priced suit.
We ran short on Spring Overcoats; some call them
Cover Coats and some Top Coats "Overcoats Is good
enough for u.s. because that expresses idea of what
they better than any other term We ran short on
them, but have just filled in
Ours are carefully Ecade some plainly
$40 trimmed. some silk and satin faced, some
with satin and others with Saline sleeve
to Innings. and all are perfectly fitted to their
design Then the most important elements
S2o tit and style. are pronounced.
We cannot tell what your views are In regard to
quality and price without a personal interview but
that we are sure will be mutually satisfactory Spring
Is approaching and is prudent to wait till the
last moment to make your purchases The first
corners always get the choice things which cannot be
duplicated
A suit of Clothes for fifteen dollars represents
the average demand and we are always pre-
pared not only for the average demand, but
for all demands Yet for fifteen dollars we
SIS. can show you so many kinds of suits as to
render selection anything but easy: but our
statesmen are patient and will give you all the
time you need In making q choice
Clothing Is the principal part of our business We
speak OF Clothing specially as distinct from under
wear not generically This ready clothing bust
ness has grown to enormous proportions and have
grown up with it. Our growth has been normal, and
not that of mushroom that springeth I'D In the
night and decayeth in the morning
Twenty dollars represent nearly the maxi
mum price for a ready-made Business Suit
But few persons care to go higher than that
for spring and summer wear. A recognition
So OF this ultimatum has induced us to see how
good a suit we could produce for this price
We know they will please the most exacting
taste or purse.
OUR UPSET PRICE
Is the price ask, and that Is marked in plain Ae
ures from which salesman discretion To deyi.
ate.
sAKs q COMPANY
ap12 800. 3o2 so4. 300 and sOs Seventh St.
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RoB1SsoS. Parker & Go.
Having made extraordinary efforts to secure the
choicest and most desirable goods that could be found
or purchased. either In the foreign home markets
adapted TO the cultivated tastes Of our own people Of
Washington, and these efforts being crowned with nm
d1uoted success. as can readily be demonstrated bv
the immense number Of patrons and Cus,omers,'
VINO daily throng spacious salesroom In pursuit of
goods, handsome trimmed. made In every respect
equal to custom work and perfect in it, for which our
Wei and hvoraby-snown house stands pre-eninent
and unrvaled in display of Fine Ready.m.se Gar
ments for Gentlemen and Boys we would solicit
thorough inspection Of our display, with entire conf
dence to satisfaction our customers In results
ROBINSON. PARKER a CO.,
FINEST CLOTHING READY MADE.
3Is, Southeast Corner 9TH and Streets
THE CELLULOID TRUSS.
aud caR be worn while bathing,
Is FOR sale at CHAs. FISHERS
~. ,, 623 18th street northwest
Mrs, FISHER devotes her attention 10 the wants of
'>~NS N~sA~1S ml
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BOARDING.

TNoR RENT HANDSOMELY FURNIsHED
I Rooms. with firsI-class board 1915 II ST., ODD
pposiie the Arlington. aplU-3ts
glHk DOCHIEL House el2 eJH ST n W
aud tise La Pierre 10th and h NV, are ~
best conducted Boarding houses n the city, TAbe6re
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LINEN AND Corros BrRpEYE

LINEN AND COTTON DIRDEYE
We are offering excellent values In the above
named goods and quote as follows:
COTTON BIRDEYE CLOTH,
10 yards to the piece)
Is inch Soc per piece.
20 inch 60c per piece.
% inch, Toe per piece.
"a inch Toe. per piece.
~ inch. 9oc per piece.
20inch All-linen Bird-eye, only 81, rs per
piece ten yardS.)
Finer grades in all widths up to 20 inch,
$3.50 $l.65. $l.75, Sl.0O 81. $2.25, $3.50,
81 rs and So per piece.
(Linen Department1
WO(jDW RI a TOTHR0P.
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The NArroSAL MuruAn IarE
ascot AXIOM
OFFICE, l420 STREET NORTHwFST
Capital Stock, $50. 600
WILLIAM w DUDLEY, President
JOHN h MAGRUDER Vice President
JOHN L BEAI.L, Secretary
GEO H B. WHITE, Treasurer
CHAPLIN BROWN, Attorney
RALPH WALSH. NJ. D.. Medical Dtree,or
frank j. TIBBEIS, General Manager
AL policies guaranteed for their full Amount and
claims paid promptly maturity Low - nensas
Careful selection Of risks, thus giving INSURANCE. ar the
lowest possible figure. "'~ WIG
For plan and rates Of the company call ON or nd
dress T. J. TIBRITS t:sn.raI AZ On VI M
l41O
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Is $50 g ae, 8 lars sol ne, new. er..b-s2s
ZIG eth Sc, 3s., LOT. pos 18th NV new 6r 1S
1908 9th n.w Or 30 704 12th .6r- brick
942 NV, ar h 9l3 9th n W.. Ar rr-10
1226 w new. Or. b. % % Had. H, 2s f. or
e5l Qn.w., Sr-2 vsk Is 1917 s. e av ,3r fl
swORMsTEDT BRADLEY.
ap7-@ 827 street nv.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT-SlORE
INoR RENT-STORE AND DWELLING 2426 v
ST; store 2oN0l feet large concrete cellar; dwell
ing. D rooms, all modern improvements. $50 per
month for boih- ADAMS & BEALl., 1920 st. NV.
aPh-7ot
kNoR RENT-A DESIRABLE STORE ROOM ON
II l4th ST. NV, between IA and sts amer NAV lst
Apply TO THoS j. FISRER& Cd,
aplo-ot 1924 Il II. NV.
INOR RENT-STORE 2llS PENNSYLVANIA
ave. suitable for any kind OF business Inquire of
oMher, n. bhhhtND, 4'SS ii 81 aps-lws
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ONE PRICE.
W. NJ SINISTER Il SONS.
919 Pennsylvania ave
n. b--The Best Is the Cheapest apl2
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SAKS & COMPANY.

ap12 3OO 500, 3Oa. 3O6 and 3Os Seventh q,
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w HAT Is ADVERTISING:

WHAr Is ADVERTISING.
A. THE ART OF EXCITING CURIOSITY.
Q. WHAT Is CURIOSITY:
A. FEELING INCONSISTENCIES WHICH
TRIAL WILL SATISFY.
AND NOW THAT WE HAVE EXCITED YOUR
CURIOSITY, WE DESIRE YOU TO INVESTIGATE
THE SURPRISING VALUES WE OFFER TO-DAY
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OUR UPSET PRICE

Is the price we ask and that is marked in plain ae
ures from which no salesman has discretion to devil
ate.
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IL. M. BURcHARD q BRo
allow tneir ROASTED COFFEES 10 stand upon their
own merits We obliged to purchase their pse
Win crockeryware tickets or presents ofany kind our
cofees are bought nom First Hands and Roasted upon
the premises With all grades of all kinds se s,lr a,
tastes
EVAPORATED RASPBERRIFS.
CALIFORNIA APPRICOTs
aplu4m6w Pennsylvania Avenue cor a. AZ
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1874 10th St NV, 7r- s25
1925 Corcoran ST., 7r22. so
2006 Boundary ST., Or. lis
1925 10th st. NV. Or. 10
1924 both st. NV, Or Ia
10 d IL Columbia av.4rl0
2245 Sth ST., 4r................9
3 Lewis ST., 3r.............-..6
CHAS. f. BANES,
SO4 and sos r st. NV.
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ARE YOU INCREDULoUS.
Do You think the above quotations false? Then see
the foot Of this advertisement and If YOU
CURIOUS call at
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Per mo.
18th st. bet W&B'ry...S6
e St, bet. god and 23d.. 80
Il ST., bet. 4th and 9TH. IA
The above IL only q small
books For full list call At
the LIST and 10TH ap9l
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LNOR RENT-TO A RESPONSIBLE PARTY
Il the upper portion. or the sash. door. blind aud
moulding department Of q large mill on Ohio ave-
between 18th and 18th SITS steam power furnished
Wk r. MCLEAN,
mhx1 I'm 18th and b NV
LNoR RENT-MASONTC HALL. 9TH AND p
Il sS-This hall can be rented for Concerts Lectures
ana Clno Parties on Very moderate terms Call and
inspect the place before make your engagementA
mh27-lm
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Ne" CUTTER an,
NEW SPRING STOCK.
w. ). TEEI,
Merchant Tailor,
sp3 03S Pennsylvania avenue.
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n NE. and Sc Per No.
100 LIST st. Sc, 10 $40
II ID ST s.e..m.L 8 r...2653
333 { ST. Sc, 3 rs..-....20
325 c St s.e., 3 rs........ 20
321 G St Sc, 3 rs......2O
30 Myrtle st. me-, z rs-..l7
% Myrtse st. ne, o rs.-15
3l0 10th ST ne, 8 r.. .l3
i OFFICES FOR RENT.
Per mo.
9th and Pa av., rm ll-25
9Th q Pa. av.. rm g.. ID. so
9Th and PA. av.. rm 1920
! portion of property on my
Office for bulletin issued on
THOS. 4. WAGGAMAN.
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s1e. BIS SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
apl2
LEND Us YouR Ear,

And we Will tell You how you can save money That
can be told In a few words.
TRADE WITH US
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS.

LSOR RENT-3oo. NJ ST. y. w: sIN-ROOM
i Brick House, with large store cellar gas water
&c: In complete order. rent low. Key at 1922 a. ST
NV 1fs
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FOR SALE-LOTS

LNoR sALE-LoT, % FEET FRONT. ON FINEST
u portion Of New HAMPSHIRE ave-; only 81 rs Der
SITS, at rs cents per foot
ap12-4t FARDON 1900 st
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
II Beautiful Country Home,
At Brightwood, d. c.,
Three Miles from City.
Six acres Of land41a rich and fertile garden land,
liz In beautiful grove of oak and chestnut trees; on
an eminence commanding fine view improvements
consist uf q small house and barn.
Also, valuable orchard Of ninety Dwarf Pear Trees
Of choicest varieties in full bearing Price $500.
]. v. n. HUYCk.
a12-3t 1905 Pennsylvania ave.
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I 800 n St NV, 3-st br. and store s rooms $50
1900 22d st. W., psf. and C. Dr. rooms.
154 ST. ne. 2st and C. Dr.. 20 IS
1112 23d St NV. 2st. and Dr., 20 30
III! Vt ave. NV. 2st brick, rooms. ..........l4
1 1Sa Is. 81, w, Z-sS Or D IooIns-.. lo.S
lOS Canal ST. Sw Est Dr., rooms IL
JOHN SHERMAN & co,
ap1O-3t i4O7 + st.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-06-09

On last Sabbath morning, June 6, 1886
the Church Conference of the jackson Sta
ton, Miss, Conference, adopted by G unan
imous rising vote, the following preamble
and resolutions
Whereas, The General Conference re
Gently in session in the city Of Richmond
Va, composed of representative delegates
both clerical and lay, from forty an
nual conferences of the Methodist Epis
copal Church, South, elected by a large
majority vote to the Bishopric, former
pastor OF this church, Rev. Charles B
Galloway, II. D. /; and
Whereas, DR.. Galloway having served
this congregation so faithfully. so accept
ably and with such distinguished ability
for six years, thereby securing not only
our sincere love and affection, but the adj
miration Of the community therefore
Resolved, That this church most CRATE
fully appreciates the action of the Gen
eral Conference in its wise promotion OF
DIR. Galloway to the highest office within
its gift.
Resolved, That we tender to Bishop
Galloway our sincere congratulations in
thus being found so eminently worthy TO
receive such high honors at the hands OF
so distinguished a body OF Christian men.
Resolved, That while we most sincerely
regret to lose DR.. Galloway as editor of our
Conference Organ in New Orleans, and
while we feel poignant sorrow th..t his
Iabors in distant fields will deprive us Of
his presence to a great extent, yet we but
voice the sentiment Of this congregation,
and we believe the entire Mississippi Con
ference, in EXP ressing qualification at the
action of the General Conference, in thus
placing him in position where his abili-
ties will have wider range and his fields
of usefulness be greatly enlarged.
Resolved, That should Rishop Galloway
make Jackson his Episcopal Home IA con-
summation most devoutly wished for he
would be received by this congregation
with open arms and loving hearts.
Resolved, That these preambles and res
olutions be sent to Bishop Galloway, and
copies of the same furnished for publica-
ton to the New Orleans Christian Advo-
cate, and Nashville Christian Advocate,
the Brookhaven Leader, the Vicksburg
papers, and our city papers.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-06-09
Ronovate Your Feathers.

FULLY & Co., the experienced and re-
liable Feather Renovators, have their new
improved Steam Renovation in operation
on State street, next to Virden's, and have
already secured considerable work from
prominent families here. Their machine
extracts all dust, dirt and foreign matter
from feathers, leaving them pure, crisp and
sweet. and in no wise injuring the feather
They furnish new ticking, and can have
washing done when required; their ma
chine isnpen for inspection; and the public,
especially the ladies, are cordially invited
10 call and examine their work. Having
their own pirate Delivery Wagon, they call
for and deliver work free OF charge They
are direct from New Orleans, and bear
references from responsible families and
prominent institutions. MIR. Hart, menu
Der Of the firm, will solicit, and personally
superintend the receiving and delivery OF
ali work. Notice that the wagon bearing
the name of FULLY & Co. calls for your
work. They return everything the same
dav and guarantee Satisfaction
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-06-09
Cakes Without Eggs.

In little book just published by the
Judson Printing Co, New York, a large
number of practical, though novel, receipts
are given for making cakes of various
kinds, from the informal griddle cake to
the stately bride-cake, without eggs, by
the use of Royal Baking Powder. Expe-
rienced housekeepers inform US that this
custom has already obtained large prece-
dence over old-fashioned methods in eco.
nomical Kitchens, and that the product is
frequently superior to that where eggs are
used, and that less butter is also required
for shortening purposes. The advantage
is not alone In the saving effected. but In
the avoidance of the trouble attendant
upon securing fresh eggs, and the annoy
ance of an occasional cake spoiled by the
accidental introduction OF an egg that has
reached . little too nearly the incnbatory
period. The Royal Baking Powder also
invariably insures perfectly light, sweet
and handsome cake, or when used foi
griddle-cakes to be eaten hot enables theil
production in the shortest possible space ol
Of time, and makes them most tender and
delicious, as we'll a. entirely wholesome
There is no other preparation like it.
The clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1883-1888, 1886-06-09

The wife of Major w. NJ. GiIlaspie,
Of Jackson, Miss, also firm of Doherty &
Gillaspie Of this place. was here yesterday
returning from Madison parish, where she
visited the family OF Major Hugh Lucas.
Mrs. Gillaspie is lady of refinement and
culture, and has left most favorable i'm
preston in the neighborhood where she
lately sojourned, Her daughter, Miss
Fannie Gillaspie, is still the guest Of Miss
Minnie Lucas, and is constantly the recip-
lent OF those attentions always awarded
youth and beauty, by the gallant young
men Of Walnut Bayou.-Nicksbnrg post