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The Washington critic., 1886-05-03
DIED.


CULLUM-At Baltimore, April 30, Rev. DR..
j. W, Cullum of the Baltimore NJ. L. Confer
ence, In the 10Th year of his age.
KELLEY-At Baltimore, Sunday, May 2,
and Ellen Kelley
BOLGIANO-At Baltimore, Friday, April 30
Mrs. Sallie r., wife of II. W. Bolgano and
daughter of the late William II. Ebaugh.
PENNlNGTON.-On Saturday, May I, 1886,
at II p. m, Mrs. Elizabeth A., widow OF the
late William A. Pennington, In her 6Oth year,
Funeral on Tuesday afternoon, at o'clock
from residence, rs Twenty second street.
Relatives and friends invited TO attend
CAMPBEIL.-On Sunday. May Q, 1896 Jo-
hanna, beloved wife of John Campbell, of
pneumonia
Friends of the family are invited to attend
the funeral Tuesday, May 4, at O'Clock a.
m, from her late residence, Fourand-a half
and L streets southwest, Mass at st. Domi.
nick's Church.
EYANS.-At his residence, Clifton, s. L.,
Friday, April 90, 1885, Edmund NJ. Evans in
the Ged year of his age.
Funeral private.
JAEGER.-In this city, May 9, 1886 at s
o'clock p, m, Mrs. George A., beloved wife
and Elizabeth Laning Street OF Philadelphia
Pa.
Interment, Philadelphia, Pa.
HOuNSCHiLD.-Su morning, May q,
1895, at Z O'Clock, after a long and painful
illness, william Hounschild, Mt the age of II
years; Born In Germany, but resident OF
this city for the last forty years.
Funeral from the residence of George Will
ner, 4s9 Ninth street northwest, on Tuesday,
at 2S0 p. m. Friends are invited, No flowers.
Services at the Lutheran Church, corner
Fourth and L streets northwest.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ALpAuons-American Opera Company.
NArtoNAL-Mrs. John Drew In "En-
Gagged"
HrRzo0's-National Ideal Opera Com.
Tauy.
BARTON & LoGAS's-Lang's Comedy Com
pany.
CmcUs-Capitol Park.
PASoRANA-Second Battle OF Bull Run.
LiGnT INFANTRY FAR-Armory.
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West Washington,

Yesterday afternoon the little girl of Mr..
j. ii. Garden, whose sudden death on Fri
day surprised large circle of his friends,
WAS buried In Oak Hill. The Rev. Mr..
Stuart Of Christ Church ofliciated.
Sunday was very quiet IN the Third Pre-
cinct, no arrests being made until q O'Clock,
and then only one-a case Of drunkenness.
The officers and directors Of the Olym-
pic Baseball Club of this place will hold
a meeting this evening at Academy Hall.
Temperature and condition of the water
at Z a. m.-Great Falls, temperature, 90;
condition, 90; receiving reservoir, temper.
ature, 6l; condition at north connection, 32
condition at south connection, 81 distribu.
ting reservoir, temperature, &c; condition
at inGuent gate-house, 35; condition at eillu.
ent pate-bOuse 49,
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Marriage licenses have been issued as fol-
lows; William II. Rogers and Rebecca Sar
tain, both of Fairfax County, Va; Albert F.
Israel and Mary A. Ryan; William r. Webb
and Bridget A. McInerny; William Koether
and Augusta Booker, both of Baltimore,
Md; James r. Brown and Laura Wright,
both OF Bladensburg, Md; Henry Clark OF
Brightwood, ID. c., and Mary Williams OF
this city: John d. McKahan and Carrie j
Helphensteine, both of Waynesburg, Pa.
J. NJ. Wharton OF this city and Annie A.
Beachem of Richmond, Va,
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WASHINGTON CRITIC
UEATHER INDICATIONS.

For Eastern New York, Eastern Pcnnsyl-
vania, New Jersey, Delaware and Mary
lard, fair weather; stationary temperature;
variable winds.
For Tuesday, fair weather Is indicated
for all States east OF the Mississippi, except
Michigan, where local rains will fall, with
slight char ges in temperature.
Thermometer readings for May 3, 1855;
3 a. M, 49o; z a. m., 500; ii a. m, 13'.
May 9: Mean temperature, CO.,; max
imum, 13o; minimum, 59' mean relative
humidity, so.
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SIS Will Buy
a solid walnut marble-top sideboard.
WIN. Ii. DUNN, 31l 7th st. northwest.
"Aiderncy Dairy wagons IS

Fresh Alderney butter, churned every
morning and delivered In ID "Ward"
prints, 40c. per ib. Also cottage cheese !;
buttermilk and sweet milk, sc. per qt.
Cream, 15c. per pit.
The Baltimore a OHIO Railroad
are quoting the following rates: To Chi
cago, $l3; to Louisville, Sl4.50; TO st. Louis,
$3.50; to Cincinnati, 81; to indianapolis,
$l2, and Detroit, $l2, and corresponding
low rates to all points in the West, North
west and Southwest Fast limited express
trains, with through parlor and sleeping
cars to destination. Time to Chicago %
hours, Cincinnati 10 hours, st. Louis 81
hours, indianapolis 81 hours and Pittsburg
10 hours. Limited train for Chicago and
Pittsburg leaves Washington at 9:43 a. IN.
daily and for Cincinnati, St. Louis and
indianapolis at 8 P. m. daily. Consult
ticket agents B. &. o. r. r. before purchas
ing. Offices 619 and 1851 Pennsylvania
avenue and station, corner Of New Jersey
avenue and G street.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York stock market opened weak
and feverish this morning aud prices began
to decline from the first sale. The bulls at.
tempted to check the downward movement
by placing a number Of supporting orders,
but were soon compelled to withdraw under
the unloading. Prices went down with
rush and at noon were to 4 per cent. below
those Of Saturday. Since midday the mar
ket has been steadier aud In some cases
slight recoveres have been recorded.
Money was easy at 9 per cent. Exchange
dull ut 4S7l@4s9l. Governments FIRM
currency Gs, l27l bid; 4s, coupon, 1876 bid
AIS, do, ll2s bid.
Petroleum.
Is. X. Plain & Co., st. Cloud Building,
furnish the following OH quotations
Closed Saturday, 73I; opened to-day, 73i
highest, "A; lowest, 72I 2:l5 p. m, 72s.
New York stock Market.
The following have been furnished by j.
Vance Lewis, broker, southwest corner
Eighth and I streets:
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The second week OF the Light Infantry
Corps fair opens this evening. Season
tickets will admit gentleman and lady dur
ing this week. Single admission has been
reduced TO 10 cents. Those desiring bar
gains should certainly patronize the booths,
for prices are remarkably low. No soliciting
OF votes is permitted.
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Presentation TO Justice Magner.

The jurors in the Circuit Court were dis
charged to-day for the term. At the con
vening Of the court the jurors presented
Justice Hagner with representation of the
scales Of justice wrought out In flowers,
which was accepted with appropriate re-
marks. The clerk received handsome
basket of flowers, the crier cameo scarf
pin and the baliff and messenger received
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Mattings! Mattings!
JerseysI Jerseysl

lot Of very nne Black Cotton Jerseys,
all sizes. ..,....................... 800
lot OF Sailor Vest Front and Coat Back $50
The best imitation of fine goods ever seen.
1 lot OF All-woOl Stockinet, In black,
navy. brown and garnet; coat back. 81 90
lot Of fine Stockinet, vest front, coat
back, black only. ly......,................ I 10
Our Nevada Jersey, heavy Hercules
braid, sailor 'front.'. ......... 2 10
Our Patti Jersey, the novelty of the sea-
SOIL. ....''....''''....'...... S4
Our Adonis Jersey, cream vest, seal
loped and braided. ed..................... Q 90
Our Pitti-Sing, very fine embroidered
iTOnJ'ss..' s..''..''''' .'''''...'' oo
Our Yum.Yum, the Jersey OF the season,
exquisitely handsome. $40
/ lot Misses Jerseys In garnet, navy,
seal and black 80: go. "....... 75c
All wool and with cuff attachment.
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NerdItt TOT UhmnGcs Reversed.
The Court in Banc to-day, Chief JUS
tice Cartier delivering the opinion of the
Court, reversed the judgment of the Cir
cult Court In the case Of Paul Jones against
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, which
was for the defendant, and remanded the
case Tor q new trial
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CITY SpECIyiLS.

$3.50. s2i.50. s2i5O
Solid walnut parlor suites, seven pieces.
Plush suites, s3i75
WIN. II. DUNN, 81 9TH st. northwest.
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1t was 3 O'Clock this afternoon when the
case Of John EIitz and DR.. Charles E. Prem
tiss was called for trial in the Criminal
Court, formerly president and cashier oi
the German.Amercan National Bank
charged with making false entries. Th,
securing OF Ia jury was In progress when
this report closed.
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LOCfL BRIEFS.

REGlLDING at YeerhoT's, 9l6 aud All
Seventh street.
BIsHoPJ. A. BEEBEE OF the North Caro-
lima Conference preached last night at Is
rael Colored NJ. Il. Church.
JonS MANUEL, a notorious chicken thief,
was last Saturday returned to the Albany
Penn itentiary for stealing chickens.
MoRPHIA cannot be taken safely. Red
Star Cough Cure has none. 1t heals,
The Antbropological Society will hold It's
10th regular meeting tomorrow evening
at the Columbian University. Dr. Frank
Baker and Rev. Myrom Eells Will read
papers.
HANDSOME invitations have been Issued
BY the Spencerlan Business College 10 the
twentieth annual graduating exercises Of
that Institution, to be held at Albaughis =
Grand Opera-ilouse, Thursday, May 8, at 8
p. n.
Ar THE meeting Of the Baltimore Con
ferenee % the a. NJ. u, Church on Satur-
day, it was decided TO hold the next con
ference at the Metropolitan Church In this
city. BisGop Brown Of Washington took
part IN tt e services.
TsE Washington Bible Society held their
fifty eighth anniversary last night at the
Central Presbyterian Church, corner Third
and + streets Rev. DR.. Pitzer presided
aud Rev Drs. Sunderland, Butler and New
nan delivered addresses On the bible. Rep
resentatiye W. G. p Breckenridge delivered
Tie main address Of the evening, taking up
eaoh book Of the bible separately.
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a Verdict for Miss bright.

In the case Of ophelia Bright, who sued
President Patton of Howard University,
Officer B. T. Rhodes and others for $40, ,000
damages for false arrest and Imprisonment,
the jury in the Circuit Court found YER
dict for the plaintiff for $500 damages.
The Washington critic., 1886-05-03

The attorney for the District has decided
that informers in oleomargarine cases are
entitled to- half the fine.
The Washington critic., 1886-05-03

For cure Of rheumatism, neuralgia in It's
various phases Of sciatlca, tic douloureux,
semi-crania, etc, use Salvation Oh, the
greatest pain-cure On earth. Price 25 cents
q bottle.
The Washington critic., 1886-05-03

937 D street Post building, is the head
quarters for the finest brands Of wet goods
iu the market. Cigars Of the most delicious
flavor
The Washington critic., 1886-05-03

The Minnesota Knights of Labor have
purchased 600 acres of land In Crow Wing
County, and will establish thereon CO,
operative colony.
The Washington critic., 1886-05-03

$3.50 Rattan Rockers.
WM. II. DUNN, 81 7th st. northwest.
Furniture, Carpets. Blanket

Comforts and general house-furnishing
goods sold on easy weekly or monthly pay
ments at John Smiths Installment House,
418 New Jersey avenue northwest
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&2S VIII Buy


a solid walnut, marble-top, chamber suite
with bevel mirror, chairs, rockers, etc.
WM. ii. DUNN, 81 1th st. northwest.
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Seventh street
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window Shades Mt VeerhOHrs,
916 Seventh street.
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When we speak Of serge In this connection
wemean a thin goods of long stapled wool
and twilled. Properly speaking, serge or
surge, so named after It's resemblance TO the
waves as they roll upon the shore, is a twled
goods of any description or weight. It may
bo silk, wool, worsted, mohair, alpaca or
cotton serge, or OF any textile material
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Millinery! Millinery

10 cases Children's Sailors. rs................a a0c
lot Black and Colored Canton Hats for
ladies .....,........ ............,.....,. 1Sc
] lot White Mikado Shade Hats for ladies 25c
lot Union Milans, all new shapes. ...,... 44c
lot Mixed Sailors, for children. .,....... 41c
lot very fine Milan Sailors, for children. 7ic
Feathers, Flowers and Ribbons and fine I'M
trimmed Goods to suit the most fastidous.
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70 was found by exact measurement that
a chimney near Marseilles, France,-l15
feet high and four feet In diameter at the
top--rcocbcd maximum oscillation Of
twenty inches during high Wind,
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The Fifth Month.
"IIail, bounteous May that dost inspire
Mirth and youth and warm desire"

May Is also noted for the desire for new
clothes. IL is not only the season when all
Nature takes on new dress but man also
loves TO array himself in bright and attractive
habilaments. Spring clothes are always more
snowy than winter ones, because the absence
Of outer wraps affords more opportunity for
display, Yet, for all that, fashion dictates
effects shall predominant.
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Kid Gloves.

Kid Gloves.
5Odozen Paris made, Genuine Kid. s-button
Mousquetaircs, street shades, at 4Sc, pair.
This lot Is our own Importation; the skins are
all fresh, soft and piant-a much superior
quality than usually offered at low-prce sales
10 dozen s.button Suede Mousquetaires, OK.
cellent quality, at soc Il pair.
30 dozen S.button Fine Lisle Gloves at CSC
pair.
Hosiery.
80 dozen adies' Lislc Thread Hose, striped,
boot pattern, mt 49c.
10 dozen Conly) Ladies' Black Ingram Hose,
split feet, Mt 25c.
10 dozen Children's Derby Hose, ribbed,
black and col.rs, size to s, at 25c.
% dozen Gents Lisle Thread Half Hose,
double heel and toe, at 25c.
HandkerchiefS.
co dozen Ladies' Colorod Border Handker-
chiefs ut fJr &c.
5odozen Latie Colored Border Handker.
chiefs, superior quality, at DC.
20 dozen Ladies' Colored Border Handker-
chiefs, new designs, 10 patterns, at 15c.
e5 dozen .Ladies' Handkerchiefs, elegantly
embroidered, at s5c.
90 dozen Cents Pure Linen Eandkerchefs,
2-inch hcmstitch, at 1Gc.
25 dczen Cents Sur crime Handkerchiefs,
pure linen, 2.inch hemstitch, at 20c.
Parasols.
Satin Striped Pongee Parasols, latest de-
signs, at S4.0S.
Our Mikado, of elegant Tricot Silk, reduced
to S6.dS.
Our Mourning Coaching Parasols reduced to
SEQ.
Large and varied assortment of Sun Um.
brellas. in black biowr, blue, q cen, garnet,
at 81 .ds and up.
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Verdict for Damages I

HAVE pictures framed at Yeerhofr's, GIG
Seventh street.
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Chicago Markets.
The following summary is by b. X. Plain
& Co., st. Cloud building, Ninth and +
streets:
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W. n. vEEnuoyp, s1o Seventh street
j pen hanger.
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The Infantry Fair.

select WALLPAPER at yeerhoTs,
GIG Seventh street.
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Such are our blue serge sack coat
ain suits. sizes from 80 To a., breast
measure; fifteen dollars per suit,
and warravted fast colors.
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We anticipated this year ago md
therefore made ample provision.
One style of this sort we will mem
tion: Lot d,l57, Gray Cheviot Sack
x1o. Coat suits, sizes "a to 42; price, ff-
teen dollars. We believe few
houses In the trade have made any
provision of this sort, but WE
HAVE.
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To make long story short, we have every
thing. that mortal can desire IN the way of
clothing, and our desire Is to make you fully
fact, that nowhere else can you obtain better
results than by investigating our claims to
furnish the best goods for the least money.
The Washington critic., 1886-05-03

Blue Is a color rather rare In Nature. The
extent of the armament seems to compensate
for Its absence elsewhere. Blue Is said to be
tion of coolness In the heat of summer, blue
clothing Is much more worn in summer than
In winter.
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SPECIALTIES.

Lace Caps, O Dig drlve....., .,..,.....,.., 30
Lace Caps. ps..,,.....,............. .12I6c
Ladies' Lisle 6.button Jersey Gloves. 100
Ladies' silk Taffeta 8-but. Jersey Gloves. 25c
Misses Brilliant Lisle Ribbed Hose, sizes
Mems Unaundered Percale shirts, with
collars. ...''. ..,.'.'..': :.'',,,'.','',',',. Soc
All kinds of Short Ends.
You can always find full line of the Latest
Novelties on our Remnant Counters.
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Corsets! Corsets !

Corsets, silk stitched. d....,.,.........,. -. zoe
Corsets, silk stitched, 39c; this week. -. 33c
Corsets, silk stitched and bone, SOC; this
week. ...,........,..,......,.. d3c
Our Woven Corset we sell at 74c; this week 55c
our Woven Corset we sell at 81; this week 75c
This Is the largest assortment Of Corsets in
the CITY,
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as pieces No. IL Velvet and Gauze Ribbons,
Picot edge at 25c yard; would be cheap at
4Sc:
75 pieces No. 10 Imported Quality Satin and
Gsuze Ribbons, all desirable shades, at DOC a
yard.
Extra fine Imported Ribbons, various de-
signs, at ~, 81. 5S, 90 and CSC yard.
A large assortment in Picot-edge Ribbons,
viz: Satin and Gros Grain, Gros Grain Faille,
in new and desirable shades, now very much
in demand.
Satin and Velvet Ribbons. best quality
only No. 0 at 35c.; 12 at 45c; 10 at 55c u yard.
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TO Clio TIL ING RUYERs.--Does il ever
occur yon 10 that unless you are an expert
judge in the workmanship in clothing, ms
well as having some knowledge or the var
ious kinds Of cloth and trimming, which
compose the clothing you are purchasing,
that you can be imposed upon very readi-
II. Hence il becomes a very important
factor from whom YOU buy. You neees-
sarily must depend largely upon the re-
sposhiiity and reliability Of The firm.
We have made the clothing and furnish
ing business a special study for years.
We have done business for years IN the
Everett House building. We occupy the
fourth store from the corner of Burke ST.,
opposite the Peoples National Bank, and
our floor is packed with clothing of all
kinds. We believe that we can safely as
sert that no other clothing house in this
city Gun show as large variety, or as
many designs in the clothing line. AS
to prices we pointedly assert that ours are
always the lowest, under any and all cir
eumstanees We permit no one 20 sell
cheaper, nor as cheap Besides, when we
Say 10 yoe. "rhis is all wool" "'rhat gar.
ment Is We'll made" you may depend upon
1t that is so in every cease. In plain en-
glish we deal honestly with you-sell YOU
goods as represented and for less money
than any other house in town. This has
been and is our method OF doing business,
and success has been our reward. We do
not consider it any trouble to show goods.
BALTIMORE CLOTHING HOUSE.
j. Brafman,
Sole Manufacturers
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COME LOOK
AND
You Will be Surprised.

Without EXaggeration or mlsrepresenta-
ton our purchases in Styles Of ran and
Winter Clothing have been
MARyELousLY SUCCESSFULLY.
Don't wait, get the first choice from our
bright, new stock Of
MEMS, BoY's AND cHILDREN's FASHION
ABLE CLOTHING AND GENTS FUR
NIsHING GOOD.
Prices which will startle everybody Peo-
pie OF taste and economy, now is your
chance.
Our success is daily endorsed by hosts Of
delighted buyers. Every article offered is
a Bargain. Come one and all.
Any one ,ooatJd make a fuss II they seere
in oar fc. We think it is not only our
right, but our duty, TO make little noise
just at this time, because our elegant new
stock is something worth making fuss
about. II has never been our pleasure to
offer you so complete an assortment OF
uniformly desirable styles, neither have we
ever before been able to offer you scale of
prices so low as we are now placing these
valuable new goods. Therefore we think
it in the line OF our duty to noise that we
are engaged in the general distribution OF
Bargains among the wise buyers of this
vicinity. We think 1t is your right to know
about this, and to enjoy the benefits of our
Splendid Offerings, if you so desire.
THE BOYS WERE NOT FORGOTTEN
when we bought our New Stock. On the
contrary, we had them constantly ia mind.
Whenever our buyer saw a bargain in
something especially nice and stylish in
BOYS CLOTHING, he captured the lot, con-
sequently we are heavily stocked with this
class Of goods, and having bought them at
very favorable rates, we offer all varieties,
sizes and styles at prices wonderfully low.
EVERYTHING NEW IN GENTS NECKwEAR.
We can't describe our Stock; we can't
tell you anything about it. You must see
it. All the natty new styles, all the new
colors, all the new shapes If they were
not half SO desirable our prices would sell
them Come quick il you want them.
"Eyerything goes
We advertise Bargains, we give Bar
gains. We want you to investigate the
goods and prices of the
GENTEEL CLOTHIERS,
1 THOMPSON g. TABLER.
No. 81 Queen ST.,
O 2-tf. Martinsburg. w. va.
~ B.-.A large invoice Of Trunks and
Nalises Just received at reduced prices.
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me DIAMOND Shiy5

ATTENTION is called TO the fact that
the ESTABLISHED RETAIL PRICE
of The Diamond Shirt is $500 unlaun-
bred, $l.25 laundried. At these prices the
merchant makes only fair profit. If
anybody offers this shirt at less than
above figures the evident intention is to
make up the difference by an overcharge
on other goods. True economy should
cause you 10 discourage this unmercan-
tile style of doing business. The genuine
DIAMOND Shirt is manufactured only
by DANIEL MILLER Il CO,
sl1-tfl Baltimore, Md.
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Personal.

Mr. e. j. Simpson is in Clarksburg,
acting as a Federal grand juror.
Miss Maggie Graves, of Sharpsburg.
Nd, is visiting Miss Rosa Cunningham.
Mr. G. w. Havermale. editor of the
Berkeley Springs Nescs was in town on
Thursday as delegate to the Democrat
ic Senatorial Convention.
Hon. J. Rufus Smith. of Berkeley
Springs came down on Wednesday. He
says he came along to keep his demo-
cratic friends company.
Messrs. S. v. Fiery aud Harry Jen
ny left for Baltimore on Monday to be-
gin course in medical institution of
that city. We feel that both will do
credit to old Berkeley.
MIR. Ray Swartz has accepted posi-
ton with 5. j. Vantill, wholesale pack
ing house. Baltimore, and LETT to enter
upon MS duties, last Sunday. Our best
wishes for success.
Hon G.. w. Y. Black of Halltown, w.
Va, and Secretary of the End District
Congressional Republican committee,
paid us a visit last Saturday. The Col
onel is a pushing, energetic Republi-
can, and proud of his party affiliations,
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1886-10-09

WHAT 10 WEAR.--Eaeh season brings
with it some new style Of dress goods and
trimming aud one of the very important
questions with the ladies is the latest and
most popular style this season. Well,
first of all the dress goods never were pref
tier or more varied in style than the new
things that have made their appearance
for the first time this fall. Rough material
or home spun seem to be in favor. One of
the.most popular things.is striped or iigur-
ed flannel effect for over suits with cordu-
roy petticoat and collar and cuffs, an
other very desirable effect is mixed or
plain tricot and cassimeres made up with
plain or striped velvet or plush. This
combination will be very popular as plain
velvet is very rich and the striped velyets
aud plushes are very bright and pretty.
Braid Will also be very extensively used
for trimming ilannel effects, there are two
styles entirely new the astrakan and bas-
ket. Small and large bright buttons will
be very extensively used in trimming.
What shall we say about black dress
goods? Well, we have almost everything
that is made In black goods, among them
we mention serge, cashmere, double tace
wrep, ottoman, cashmere, tricotine, drab
enyers, Grape cloth, henrietta cloth, &c,
&c. III fact our stock OF black goods Is
the largest and cheapest we have ever had.
We have a great many other new things
that we haven't room here to mention but
if you will step to our counter we will
with pleasure show you all the newest
and most stylish things at prices that no
city store can quote cheaper.
EaIMERT 81 FIERY.