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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-09-02
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L%ira Que Gay i1', NtlN' "'.S
who haze attended court say he IS
the best prosecutor this district has
ever had.
\ drove of hroncho ponies
brought from the west here Is MAX
ing business for the horse trader
7. b. Nash is soiourn;ug wiki rs.
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Oar Nasty liz, some matrimonial
symptoms.
Nil. In, IT..,.r.,. :. onl;,tol Will,
cousumylina.
" + rI.~.Iav rrtu,n,d from the
>-c,,L M. ,r,,s G,ara I,.t Fr;d,v
hrina,ng WIN him fortv.rour fine
three YEAR id steers which he had
pu,clI~cd.
Or. Riley returned from the state
convention, highly pleased with its
work.
Tire Good TempIars have A IoGre
/ here of forty mem beers.
c.Lo, ,ro cr.. o,l
.,1onJ nr;noarv Jenar,r,ants If orr
school. last week With Mrs. Ne;tie
Roseman and Miss Dcna Dodge as
teachers. The three remaining de
partmcnls will commence Sept. goth.
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NJ 1I ~ " ~ S', S,;,t, s,.('a,'
al 'he lio'e' ne ID SMITH &c" GH G GU,
/ "'1 ''' t,,i 10 'I
powers p'En e.i.eu g nr'ho Ur;; n,,, "
ruler.
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1t has been announced in the pa.
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| pers that ii. y, Funk OF Audubon
! 70. has been nominated for one of
| % nag o''r' ',o'''','''ee 'o' p''e Vi
the u"""eS Vi ''''e o'.'''>', "''' nov,
nc heGucIt >!
"W no is II. I. Funk.
F. J. stranger S. Son nave puf-
chased the implement establishment
formerly conducted by y. l.. W ak
/ er This leaves but one firm of I'M
rla,,art dcaIers in tbe town bm,
purchasers are assured of fair Il cal.
ment by these gentlemen.
The Fx;r, Cor,.t p,,d y,a,t o,i
to Al. Heath's in Greeley township
4 .S,,,tItSst' anil .fr.,J.,I some of tLeir
7 W, o'l 'f'>'
, fEcc1leht' lt1nslc, For Nl<s.HCrop oi
4 water nc. GiJS. Al savs He " as 81
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al jiot Sif6W bWIs;G,fSgoilssy In t,,ssr,
To, n null ne rn.5T .i;leA Si1 O.
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10, INC - sl9 "a 9Ta ifa Ia1 noe
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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-09-02
Gray Items

by MosesI
W. r.. HarIn.r a little fall wed 'Ecr,
lust at pr.,uat.
=! f}r.,rIes will move /, tovn
tI,s ,...r.. H., don't Ike 10 wall,
tnrr. r,r,.. ., hi, d,,Iv work.
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WYNN ~ '-''> -, ,,.,ot, ~. r,,,,r,s a.,
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eooT ''r'> .,:, At.
MI / ran" 4-ee'S' 9'"ye" III NV, ,t -,
hon over n'2o'' ne '"''''o '''S
tram .'''y evening"
Mis- Guthrie has returned from
Guthrie CcH'cr, and Is visiting W!I"
her sister N 3toWeI!.
Jack l'nlclot has sold ms mouse
ut Ross 20 prominent young Dust
ness man OF that place.
Lancelo' 4 Reese, arc having 4
new well uaE at their store. as the
Old one Is caying II and has h"Zun
10 under mine the building. W.
Ea,t IS doing the progressive part
OF the work.
Ar. and MRS. W after A"oa' "'Ihh
itlS week on a mon.hs ''S,' /" 'eI1-
t'vco ana lrlenos IN 1 oWeSil'eA C""iiI
81. " { WISH them d P.e"S"''' anu
safe trlr.
MIR. Graz elevator was CONSIDER
ably damaged one day last week, by
the tearing off OF number Of elcya-
tor cups, by some accident. The
well for supplying feed water also
soon afforded a full supply of wafer,
Gus. Forsbeck and George SChroe-
der are running a meat market at
Mr.. Schrocder's restaurant. They
handle splendid meats at extremely
reasonable prices, and give fair deals
all around.
While Dave McMurry was clean.
inc out the well in Gray's elevator
last week. the brick wall suddenly
dropped down about ten inches into
the lauicksand. Dawes hair stood
up, until each individual hair looked
like telegraph pole.
The IasStt t,,3i,aFft eytyi neetino of the
NJ r c,rr,,h CO.. ft5fs coTG.,arc "a
AZ ''':ot NJ -tpt tlr' w e. -
4 non,her, were ,nresent from Tenn.
,,Io,a, n,d ,iNIo.n;,,r, rTba 900, !,
E in @6aa condb,on5 aand has made
oood n ,rT9o363p4s from fhe date. OF ia
oroa;,,,,ii11aaiifinJ,rI Tha ANNUAL cohfcr.
ence caB q, do I 40 bct,ef than 70 return
Rev. Elliott 10 The chtrge another
rearaf ,,,,,.,a, .''.,''1 '..'". .'s'' '.''&-
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-09-02

Don't use any Of those pills or btters which certain
loes and other cheap drugs They ruinous to
Worm Destroyer contains nothing injurious. II re-
moves a ] enlargement of the stomach, bowels and
liver 1t Is pleasant aud popular remedy. For sale
at A. H. Roberts, J. II. Coughlys and otner drug
stores.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-09-02

llODOOSN OSOHii $3.50 = - +'
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ., 1895,
w. II. MCCLURE, ED. p. COUSINS
EpIToR. MANAGER.
REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS.
State Ticket.
ToR SECRETARY OF STATE,
FRANK D.JACKS0N.
rcG TREASURER,
, Y. TWoMBLY.
FyR AUDITOR,
IA LYONS.
Ton ATTORNEY GENERAL,
A. J.BAKER.
yoE cLEBs or THE SUPREME COURT,
G D. PRAY.
ygG surEME couEr EEroBTER,
L. C. EBE8SOLE.
Congressional Ticket.
rca urrai SENTATIVE TuoH NINTH DISTRICT,
JOSEPH LYMAN,
Ct rOttaTatiGmie.
JuG,cia Ticket.
ylI II DCTs OF IUsTGICT toURri l5ih DISTRICT,
GEORGE CARSON,
or rottawattanU';
A. Il. TuCKNELL,
Ol Fremont
il. Il. pEEMER,
or Montgomery.
County Ticket.
y1R CLEEK,
CHARLES II. VAIL
OfEAira.
VIZ rEclEDEG.
4 /. VIEWER
fLcrOy.
roo CovYrY ATTORNEY,
Il. W. HANNA
.? Leroy.
rur ~vrERT'soE,
.iESPER JENSEN
O: ShaJcn.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-09-02
Notice to Contractors

Notice Il htebv given tEnt proposals. fsr the ercc.
iioas q SCH oI house In sublistfict No 9 " the
tiy'r,cf township of Cameron, Audubon county, loFa,
IS a. h. received by the undersigned ~ bic oaice IN
~ township twJcre plans aud specifications may
~ ssan1 rutil Il O'clock ~ Of Saturday, September
AZ atts Il . o'e0gk 4 81, ~ ga d az the contract
viN ~ let At Cameron center school house 60 the
tow i rcypaasible bijler The Board reserves the
IN .tt 10 rel 81 any OF all bids
Z a. crEEas
fAar. lg-!wl Secretary o. ~ al Of vi Cctor5.
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NA-,. rrE os G~rG>, Auguc,s. !,
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-09-02
The Verdict Unanimous.

W. d. Suit Druggist, Bppus, Ind, testiies can
recommend Electric Bit,es as the very beet remedy.
Every bottle sold has given relie In every case One
man took six bottles aud, and cured Of Rheunia.
item Of 10 years standing Abraham Hare, druggist,
Isiyilie Ohio afiirms .'The best selling mmdicine
I have ever handled in my 20 years experience, 10
Electric Bittersn Thousands Of Others have added
fheir testimony so that the verdict is unanimous that
Electric Biiters do cure all diseases of the Liver Kid
rcys or Blood. osy hal; dollar a bottle at A. IL,
Roberts 4 Cos. Drug Store.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-09-02

F. J. Stranger s. Son nave puf-
chased the implement establishment
formerly conducted by O. L. Walk
er. This leaves but one firm of i'm
plemcnt dealers in the town, but
purchasers are assured of fair ueai-
ment by these gentlemen.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-09-02
SheriT's Sale.

NIlLIIU u 5nIN IHNNTN.
RY WM. LAU BENDER, hspu;y.
NASH, PuGiIs ( CiqsEH, Attorneys. i3I.twS055
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Sheriff g Sale.

AT. ARMSTRONG. Attorney.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-06
SILK AND VELVET NOVELTIES.
Sr.roN Prppv
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY q BROTHER,

SUCCESSOR TO PERRY BRoTHER)
HAS JUST RECEIVED
NOVELTIES IN PLAIN AND FIGURED INDIA
SILKS NEW CREPE DE CHIMES AND CAN
TON CREPES. NEW BLACK AND COLORED
SURAH SILKS, FROM 75c. TO $3.50
FAILLE FRANCAISE, SATIN DUCHESsE,
RHADAMES AND GROS GRAIN SILKS IN
BLACK AND ALL THE DESIRABLE COLORS
FROM 75c. TO $3.50 PER YARD.
NOVELTIES IN STRIPED AND BROCADED
TWO TONE VELVETS FOR GARNITURE
LYONS PURE SILK VELVETS FROM 20 TO
IS INCHES WIDE, IN BLACK, AND Is CHOICE
COLORS, RANGING FROM - TO So PER YARD
BLACK AND COLORED GERMAN SILK VEL
VETS, RANGING FROM 81. 25 TO S.
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES ON ELEGANT
FAILLE FRANCHISE AND VELVET pennies
WITH SASHES TO MATCH, AND TWO-TONE
BROCADED VELVET DRESS FRONTS
MORE ANTIQUE AND MORE FRANCHISE,
N BLACK, WHITE AND ALL COL0RS FOR
NOVELTIES IN TINSEL GAUZES, SILK IL
EVENING SHADES IN CASHMERES, ALBA
TROSS NUNS VEILINGS AND CHUDDAS.
TREFOUSSE AND PERINOTS KID GLOVES
NOVELTIES IN SILK hosiery.
Gv. LOWEST PRICES ON ALL WINTER
WRAPS JACKETS, CIRCULA RS, &c.
Eg- SPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAY
ING EVENING GOODS BY GASLIGHT.
&ir PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILpINe,
Penn. Avenue, corner 9th street
Established 1910. f8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-06

Although we have disposed Of large Quantities Of
Gloves since establishment, we wish to increase
the sales of this department. still more To accom-
plish IT, will offer on the above days only our regular
line OF Gloves at much less than regular prices know
ing If you purchase once we will retain you as q Gus
toner.
A-BUTTONs,
Bon Matche Popular. black brown and tan, regu-
lar price S5c.. advertised price &C.
Bon Marche Perfection. warranted, black brown
tan and fancys, regular price LIS advertised price
81.
Bon Marche Superior warranted, black brown
and tan. regular price So advertised price $132.
CAUTIONS.
Bon Marche Popular. tan and brown. regular price
81 10, advertised price Soc
Bon Marche Perfection, warranted, brown, black
and tan, regular price CO. advertised price ST. o.
Bon Marche Superior. warranted, brown, black and
tan' regular price 81. IS, advertised price s1ds.
MOUsQUETAIREs.
Bon Marche Popular 6-buttons, brown tan, white
and OPERA regular price 81, advertised price 7ec
Bon Marche Perfection. buttons, warranted,
brown. TAM black and fancys regular price 81 49, ad-
vertised price $3.50.
SUEDES
Bon Marche 4button Suede. tans, regular price 81,
advertised price Soc
BON Marcne o-Dutt0n suede, tans warranted, regu-
lar price 81 rs, advertised price S1.1O
Bon Marche Sbutton Suede Mousquet, tans, war
ranted regular price Sl.4S advertised price S1.24.
Bon Marche 12-button Suede Mousquet., warranted,
tans, regular price 225. advertised price S1.S3
Bon Marche 16-button Suede MousQuet., warranted,
tans, regular price SEAS, advertised price 25.
AFRICAN MOCHA
superior French Castor. specially for street
heavy silk stitched backs warranted regular price
$I.75, advertised price S1.4S.
GENTS GLOVES.
Bon Marche Popular, brown and tan. stitched back,
regular price 81, advertised price Sac.
Bon NJ ache Perfection, brown and tan, stitched
back, warranted, regular price $l.4S, advertised
price $l.2l.
Bon Marche Chevreux, brown and TAM stitched
back. warranted. regular price S2, advertised price
SI.74.
Bon Marche Operas and White. regular price 9Oc..
advertised price 75c.
Bon Marche Pearl with black stitching, warranted,
regular price S1.15, advertised price $1.49
LADIES AND GENTS GLOVES ODDS AND
ENDS,
All at 40 cents pair
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-06
CLEARING SALE.

One Brown Boucle vIsITE, Chinohilla Fur Trim
ming. $3.50, now $3.50.
Two Brown Boucle vIsITES. Feather Fur Trim.
ming, $3.50, now $3.50
One Bison Cloth vIsITE, Plush Fur Trimming
SIS, now $40.
One Plush NEWMARKET, Beaver Collar and
Cuffs $780, now $40.
Four Silk Mateassee RUSSIAN CIRCULARS
Black Russian Hare Trimming SlS to be closed
out at $3.50.
Three Short COATS. made of Boucle Cloth, double
breasted with handsome buttons, 50. now 81.
Five Short COATS, made of Bison Cloth. diagonal
'front.' $3.50, now SO.
Four NEwMARKETS, Diagonal Cloth, Fur
Trimmed, $500 in black only, to be closed at ST.
Three Brown NEwMARKETs. Plush Collar and
Cuffs, 50, now $3.50.
Six Boucle NEwMARKETs, Tailor-made, $3.50,
now $3.50.
One Black Silk SUIT Plush Basque, former price,
$25, now $40.
One Brown CLOTH. Velvet Trimming, former
price, 500 now SIS.
One Brown CUT CASHMERE. Velvet Trimming
$3.50, now SO.
MISSES GARMENTS.
Ten HAVELOCKS, made of Berlin Cloth, AstrO-
chan Collar and Cuffs IA, former price, $3.50, TO
be closed at 81. go
Seven BOYS COATS. ages dig to 3, ranging in price
from 81 to 50. SO. to be closed at So.
Two Very Fine Boucle COATS. 5 and 6 year size,
price 5000 81
Two BERLIN CLOTHS, with Astrachan Capes, g.
year size, price So. So.
One NEWMA RKET. II years. made of Boucle
Cloth, Silver Fox Trimming price $3.50 now $40.
These Immense Bargains. beside other Odds and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-06

sometimes surface indications point out the
location OF pay dirt, and sometimes they do
not; but miners who are In earnest i'm the nur.
suit Of treasure generally give them respectful
attention, tor a time, at least. With this usage
In mind, the suggestion is respectfully made
that il the committee of the Ohio legislature
which Is now inquiring whether or not there
was any corruption in the election of the sue
eessor of Senator Pendleton could get before il
Mr. BENJAMIN Diesenberg. formerly of Akron,
ONO, but now resident of Wisconsin,
something of interest might be brought ont
II the lead was properly worked. The way he
used to talk here OF the free-and-easy circula-
ton OF greenbacks in Columbus at that time
fairly brought water to the mouths and tears to
the eyes OF the hotel majors and colonies as
they thought of "what might have BEEN had
their lot been cast in the capital of Ohio in
stead Of Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-06

u UNPARALLELED SACRIFICE
CLoAKs AND JERSEYS
Alter examination we find we have too many Cloaks
by $1,000 worth, and as the end of the season
is rapidly approaching we will SELL
REGARDLESS OF COST OR VALUE
LADIES AND CHILDRENs
CLoAkS, DURING THE NEXT 10 DAYS
WRAPS. 80. 20 AND so
JERSEYS, PER CENT
SUITS, BELOW REGULAR PRICES.
SOME MARKED DOWN 60 PER CENT.
OUR ENTIRE LINE OF
NEwMARKETs,
Anofthe best workmanship and newest
designs, divided into
THREE LOTS
OUR STOCK MUST BE SOLD
IF Low PRICES WILL CAUSE IT..
LOT 1-Combrisfng goods sold during the season at
$3.50, 80 and $40. now Sc.
LOT accomplishing goods sold at $40. s11.5O.
Sl25 and s14. $3.50
LOT 3-Comprising goods sold at SIG, SIS, $50
and S22.5O. now $125O.
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
cHILDRENs cLoAKs
IN TWO LOTS
Lot 1-Comprising all Childrens Cloak. sold preyi-
ousiy at $3.50. So So and 81, now $3.50.
Lot 2-Comprising all Childrens Cloaks sold previ-
ouSiy u $3.50. 50 and $3.50. now $3.50
SHORT WRAPS
Well adapted to cary spring wear, desirable styles
reduced 33is per cent from marked prices
LADIES SUITS,
Including line of Fancy Cloths Cashmere Flannels
and Cloths. marked down 30 per cent
from marked prices.
JERSEY WAISTS AND JACKETS,
JERSEY WAISTS AND JACKETS
We pride ourselves as being the most extensive
retailers OF Jersey Waists In Washington city
We DISPLAY EXCLUSIVE STYLES ONLY
we call attention to Special So sale Of JERSEY
waists some worth 81. .5. SO and 81 each.
'Second Floor; take the Elevator.)
IKE opportunity has never been offered in Wash
ihgton and at these prices it will pay TO purchase
garments and lay them away till next winter if not
needed Immediately. this sale will posI vely only
continue FOR Fen Days. We would advise an early
Inspection.
NOTE The above reductions we guarantee bona
tide and genuine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-06
WANTED-HOUSES

WY ANED-TO RENT 4 MODERN HOUSE, NOT
w less than IL rooms in tn trough repair. central
and de,irab.y located state particulars and price,
which must be moderate. Address J. s., Star Office.
f6lts
w small House In desirable location; north of
and full particulars Lock Box 20 Georgetown d. Z.
10. 3t*
VIZ ANTED-WE HAVE A NUMBER OF Gus
w toners for improved property located between
and = and west OF Sth st. NV. owners OF Sucn prop
erty will do we'll by Calling Immediately on BA R.
SLOW IL PALMER, 6l5 1th st. jn26-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-06
WANTED--ROOMS.

TEYANTED-TWO OR MORE PLEASANT
w rooms not above second floor with good board.
wife, and CHILD of years, i'm northwest
Price Lot 10 exceed LOO per month. Address Room
Navy department.
VJyANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
w two Rooms. uliur nished preferred; would
like board in house central location. Address with
ult 'ic.,Ia. g., A, i. A., Star Office. Its
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-06

II AIDES - SUPERFLUOUS HAIR OBLITF,s-
LATED! NY Electric Needle positively destroys the
roots, leaving no trace and Is the only permau emf
remedy known for the hideous ble1nish of super
nuouS nair Write for full particulars. Mrs. DR.
GABRIEL, 1O2 18th St E-w, ft,-Im~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-06
SAKS & COMPANY,

IL SEVENTH ST. AND MARKET SPACE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-06

VVOR SALE-THE NORTH WASHINGTON REAL
4 Estate Company have n large and choice line OF
improved and unimproved property for SALE Offering
rare chances for Investment Parties pur-
chase or having land for sale in the north
east section of the city will find IL their advantage
TO DO 50 through this company. which gives Its whole
attention and energy 10 the development part
of the city This company has seventy Thousand
feet in one tract on New Hampshire ave. O bargain
tor investment
Also, 2OO,OOO of improved farm lands In Viz.
ginia for sale or exchange.
n236m $40 St NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-06
BUSINESS CHANCES.

ID EAL ESTATE FOR SALE
III BY AUSTIN r. BROWN,
1426 street n. W.
Two Of the most desirable corner lots on 18th ST.
NV, lao feet fronting on New Hampshire avenue,
between NJ and N very low. Several squares and
parts ofsquares in the northeast section city
speculative prices Several very desirable lots
near Columbia road, not far from Boundary street:
excellent investment A large number OF superb lots
i'll Mt Pleasant village. embracing i'm ali acres
Ten houses have recently been built this property
and several more are contracted for. Values will
speedily increase when spring building begins jl8-lm
A TLANTIC CITY, N. J-HOTELS, COTTAGES,
IA sud Lots for rent sale by ]. q. ADAMS Il CO.,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents. 2O3l Atlantic
ial5lO1t
DANCH AND CATTLE COMPANY STOCK FOR
sale al par, paying 10 per cent annually besides
large surplus Clear evidence furnished. lall or
address PETER CAMPBELL. l4l0 + ST. NV. ((ilover
Building. mo- i. jaA-3m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-06
We Know The Season Is
LATE,
BUT POSSIBLY NOT TOO LATE TO INTEREST
YOU IN OUR

BUT POSSIBLY NOT TOO LATE TO INTEREST
YOU IN OUR
FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT.
GENTLEMAN Is ALWAYS NEEDING A
SCARF, SHIRT. COLLAR. susPENDERs
HANDKERCHIEF OR WHAT NOT, SEASON OR
NO SEASON. IN FACT, THESE ARTICLES HAVE
NO PARTICULAR SEASON. BUT MUST BE PUR-
CHASED WHEN DEFICIENCY Is NOTED.
WE HOPE WHEN THIS REACHES YOU THAT
1T MAY FIND YOU UNPREPARED.AT SOME
POINT THAT WE CAN SUPPLY, AND, OF
COURSE, WE ARE ALWAYS READY.
We fear you are too late to procure some
S Of the bargains we have been Offering in
disappeared but four pair. A few only,
a isrs '7 Ts ls5 of he GSsGs and
s scs T., nt ba nha ss pGs 6qt we did aid
Of them is short on the middle sizes We
have some left of the 1s-cent Neckscarfs.
left OF the 25-cent Jersey Gloves.
JERSEY. THE TWIN SISTER OF GUERNSEY.
CoLLOQUIAL "GANsEY," HAS GIVEN ITS
NAME To MANY ARTICLES OF KNITTED GAR
MENTs NOW IN POPULAR ESTEEM OUR
LINES OF KNITTED JACKETS ARE YET
QUITE FULL, AND THIS WEATHER MAY
TEMPT SOME ONE TO INVEST WE HAVE NO
LONGER THE OLD "GANSEY," MADE WITH
JUST SUFFICIENT OPENING FOR THE HEAD
OF THE GUERNSEY FISHERMEN; BUT OURS
HAVE BEEN MODIFIED INTO THE MODERN
JACKETS WITH BUTTONS.
We have yet left only the finer sorts from
TWO 10 SIX dollars. but most of them have
been reduced to fill the gaps. If need
Knit Jacket remember we have the largest
assortment and the lowest prices
MCFFLERS ARE DESIRABLE FOR SOME
TIME TO COME, AND ARE USEFUL TO PRO-
TECT FROM THE INCLEMENcIEs OF THE
SEASON. AND TO PREVENT OvERCOAT COL
LARS FROM SOILING THE LINEN. WE HAVE
YET GOOD SUPPLY
SAKS & COMPANY
f6 SEVENTH ST. AND MARKET SPACE.
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EAR1Es GA11ER1Es.
WATCHING AND WAITING"
THE PARTING DAY."
HARD HIT"
"HOMEWARD BOUND"
"THE HARVEST MOON"
And several other and attractive Engravings and
Etchings in special and characteristic frames
ELEGANT BRIDAL GIFTS.
SUPERB ETCHlNGS AND ENGRAvINGS
PAINTINGS. MIRRORS
I'll the ROGERS GROUPS. Tasteful Picture
Frames. Card and Cabinet Frames. The finest stock
in the country.
JAS s. EARLE AND SONS
rs SIG Chestnut Street. Philadelphia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-06

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-06

So IL was only an advertisement after all
the story Of that $4,000 diamond necklace
said to have been brought here for a lady i'm
Washington last week. IL Is now announced
that Mary Anderson, who was then playing
here, was the fortunate woman This state
ment comes too late To be OF any service during
her washington engagement, but il will be
1nade 10 serve its purpose elsewhere until it be-
comes necessary 10 state that the jewels have
been stolen by band OF robbers who followed
her for three months with that prize in view.
-
The House committee on military affairs has
passed the cowboy regiment bill and the Senate
has passed the Sewell militia bill, which looks
as II we were going to have more soldiers even
Ii the regular army Is kept at minimum
n pensions appropriation bill of $4,000 600
Is a good sized bite out OF the revenues for Con-
gress 10 begin with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-02-06

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