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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-21

muir " SAVING kH1S BfOthers
A PATERSON BOY LOOKS ON WHILE THE DOCTORS
AMPCTATE HIS ARM TWICE.
The New York Tribune says: When the after
noon train on the Susquehanna road entered the
cut below Paterson. Sunday, five boys were walk
ing down the track. Three of them got safely out
Of the way. but Robert and James Nusbaumer,
aged respectively ten and eight, Of No. 90 Oak
street, found themselves in the way OF the train.
Robert succeeded In clearing the track but the
steps OF the forward car struck his brother Robert
attempted TO save him, the result being that,
while James was only slightly bruised. the older
boy was thrown under the train. The wheels
passed over one OF his arms. sHe was brought to
ton was necessary. The brave little fellow re-
fused to take ether or chlOroform, and while the
physicians took his arm OF at the elbow he con-
versed with those around him, only showing by
the occasional twttching OF his muscles and the
compression OF his lips that he was undergoing
any suffering: When the forearm had been re-
moved 1t was found necessary to also amputate
the limb at the shoulder. Still the little fellow
did not finch, and although suffering severely
from the shock it was thought that he would
survive,
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Wine Of the Opor,., errano

Physicians say they have been using Speers Port
Grape Wine for years to the entire satisfaction Of
their patients and themselves. and take great
pleasure in recommending the Port. Burgundy and
Claret TO the public as the most reliable they can
md. The Port is especially recommended for
cOnSumptiveS, the aged and for females generally
For sale by ali druggists
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-21
SrEc1AL Low p 1crs
FOR DRY GOOns

HOME e SPUN DRESS GOODS. extra wide width. M
as AssTRAKHAN. one yard and half wide, reduced to
ROYAL SERGE in all colors, wide double fold. u
duced to 33. 'ooAA AsA1AN AAA1s19
Double WHITE WOOL BLANKETS. 90 -,
CAMELS HAIR HOAIE-SPUN DkfSH GnHyns
wide double width, Soc D-sAss'c uVVDo
Pi III Nc. G0vERs, handsomely embroidered. az ~.
hithE iHHxy SILK yELVETS 81 SO $500
LUXE LINEN TABLE DAMANK b. a. sn.
silks = I p ~ ~ BLACK SILKS and COLOREn
ff S5t6 sizI' =; SiI IsAcK SILK yE1yErs 81.
,nl.AC ~ CAbdMEHES and COLOREI5 EkSHN6cptc
Ppre W Rne ,w03 ME double Width 5Qc &c. TIC
double Width pure wool 375< - S'Ao1ss Waoe
A pair OF our handsome famaak rnvv.a. $500.
mi ta p nTe nn sc linen worth ~, rxe s1e Brids
AIts worth $1%o presented 70 each cusfnrner vr1,o
DRY GOODS AT COST pRrcra
o0cG RRH TIT ZEE nm ass.
Cos % 4 IA 4 / 4 ! Err So :.
di4 III MARKET SPACE. near Tn street.
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ALetter of Thanks.

Mrs. Lydia f. Pinkman; Very dear Madam: nv
Wife Arie A. Green has suffered With dfsplace-
ment which caused her unknown pains till had
almost given up all hopes or finding any RELIEF for
her. But the Guiding Spirit referred me to your
Vegetable Compound. l went II miles to pur-
chase bottle and the first two doses gave her
immediate relief, and after the use OF the first
bottle she declared herself a new person two
bottles entirely cured her. Your medicine IL in
valuable to me. It was indeed q messenger of
knows l am the happiest man alive to-day.
Words cannot express our feelings toward you.
! GEO. w. GREEN. Camntf La
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LOOK! LooK, for the holidays only: so kitchen
tables $1-15 each; 20 dozen walnut cane seat
chairs $50 for d; 10 dozen large easy rockers 81.
. dozen ladies' size, sl.25; kitchen sofas, ss4J;
lounges, 3d. walnut parlOr suites, &24.5O: walnut
Iarble-top chamber suites, S35; large antique ash
chamber suites, $50; walnut hat racks S5.2J;
walnut ward-obeS SIS; six kitchen chairs. e.
A large and complete stock for the holiday s.
Prices 10 suit everybody. Open until pm.
WM. III. Dunn,
3l1 7fh ST. NV.
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Mr.. Z. Southland Parker, the cashier Of the new
National Columbia bank, has arrived In this city
and is now engaged In arranging for the opening
OF the bank. The first instalment OF the capital
In BY the 18th OF January II IS expected that the
ALTERATIONS In the building, Oh street. which has
oeen secured 1or the use OF the bank, win be com.
pieted by the Ist OF February when the bank win
begin business.
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Shopping Satchcls.

A new and nice line have just been opened at
Iophams, 1921 Pa. ave. Prices from 81 up. 9
500 Pairs More OF thOSe-SOlid ColOred Half
Hose, double heels and toes, . pair Tor 2lc worth
double, at AUEKBACHs Knit Jacket Depot, It'll and
ii streets.
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NortcE TO SHOPPERS.

The following departments OF the Palais Royal
have been moved upstairs: Corsets Cotton Under
tvs.ar B,lsfles Worsted Goods, stamped Goods.
look for hand outside the store. 1t points the way
upStair-
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WHAT NoRs SUITABLE TO PRESENT
YOUR FRIENDS THAN A GOOD spBsrAN-
TIAL SUIT. ovERcoAT OR PANTS. THEsE
ARE SUBSTANTIAL aIfrs-Nor LIKE a
TOY OR TURKEY. GONE IN A DAY OR 30.
But THEY ARE LASTING REMINDERS TO
THE wEARER OF TIRE poNER. You SPEND
FOR TOYS. &C. FOR youR FRIENDS on
CHILDREN ENOUGH TO BUY A SUIT on
ovERcoAT. cHuDREN's SUITS OR OVER.
COATS START WITH Us AT ease AND 90
UP. MEMS syrTs AND oyEReoArs Is
AND UP To $50 YoU CAN BE SUITED AT
ANY PRICE As WE HAVE A GREAT VA
RIETY. AND We ARE SELLING LARGE
QUANTITIES OF CLOTHING AT LESS THAN
THE COST OF THE GOODS AND TRIM
MING. CHILDREN's KNEE PANTS FROM
4oo Up. MEMS PANTS el Up TO ease.
CHILDREN's SUITS $3.50 AND Up. EAR
GAINS ARE HERE FOR yor. AND DON'T
FAIL TO AVAIL YOURSELF OF THEM AT
OUR GREAT SALE OF CLOTHING AT
e24 SEVENTH STREET n w. BET. AND x. rvt
DOORS BELOW BrRDETT's DRY
GOODS HOUSE doo
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HAVE IN STOCK pure Old Rye and Bourbon
Whisk1es, ON draught or in bottles.
Berkeley, pure rye whisky, the best on the
market for the price, "a per gallon 81 quart and
50 cents pint, - cents sample bottle.
THARP,
SIS street northwest.
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SArrS-LISED Drawer OyERcoATs. lining showing
on lapels as facing. The handsomeSt coat we have
ever seen for go At B,RSUN's
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X-MAs PRESENTATIONS Black SILK Velvets in
dress lengths. gas. $3.50, $3.50; half actual
value. The Palais Royal, cor. Penn. ave. and
ID$h
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-21

Now FOR THE HOLIDAYS we want some fine
Wines and Liquors: the reliable establishment Of
Chr Handlers still leads the market. call before
buying elsewhere. 300 9TH st. II. W.
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WM. BERFNS. matchmaker and ieweler, 1O1S eth
Street. between ard /. northwest, has q large Is
sortment OF watches, diamonds and gold head
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Arasene, in all colors 25c. per yard.
Tinsel, in all shades, 1Oc. per ball.
Beautiful Cords, 12c. per yard
ViOlins and BanjoS, &c. each.
Large Violins, 2Oc.
TambOurines, for decorating, Csc,
Pin Cushions, 20 and Soc
One handsome Sofa Cushion 81
Several fine Banners, very low, at
OPPENHEIMERs,
52S 9th ST n w ST Clond RuiIdincr
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Notice to Dealers,

We take this method in informing our friends
and patrons that we have an excellent assortment
OF Toys suitable for the Holiday trade also full
stock OF Notions, Woolens, Fancy Goods and
Hosiery, &C. A call solicited
B. j. BEHREND a. SON 81R nth ct NY
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BEST Pound AND FRUIT CAKE PC. per H.. at
Eci>iflgerS % u nv. Ecs.r new Pension ofice.
ard stand No. COZ center Market, 9th st. wing
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
CHR1srmAs Is Com1se.

SaAlS1MAS ~ AIOMIN6.
The number of ladies who have thronged our
house during the past week and avaiied them
selves Of our timely and seasonable reduction Of
TEN PER CENT on all purchases Of boys and
children's clothing. attest strongly the popu-
larity OF our methods. They were loud in their
admiration Of the beautiful styles and odd con.
ceits to be found in our matchless stock. The
pleasure we derived from the happiness to which
we contributed. and which they took pains 70
show, amply recompenses us for the loss we sus-
tain financially, through our great reduction Of
TEN PER CENT from marked prices on all
boys,and children's clothing.
In our mems department our strong point II
our Superb Stock of Overcoats We have only
space enough left to refer to two kinds in four
colors. One is West Of EnglaAd Jersey in
brown and blue; both warranted fast lined
throughout with the finest satin; reduced from
$50 to s23 The other is Chinchilla beaver
in gray and brown. also satin-l lined, both simply
elegant: feduced from So to $50 If you need
an overcoat don't delay as these are going rap
idly.
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING COMPANY.
NORTHWEST CORNER OF SEVENTH AND d SITS
d2O m. GRADY, Manager.
j. G.. HurcH1ssos,
e07 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
BEAUTIFUL GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
AND VERY Low IN PRICE
Unique BASKETS
sACHET BAGS.
ODDITIES, NOVELTIES.
Elegant SILK UMBRELLAS, Sterling Silver and
Gold Handles.
Real DUCHESS LACES at half their value.
HANDKERCHIEFS from 81 so to $50 each.
COLLARETTES from S3 upward
Embroidered French and Irish Linen HANDK,FS.
NECKwEAR, RUCHINGs. RIBBONS, ETC.
Elegant Novelties in DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Decorative metal work. reproductions from original
designs; best examples of Ancient and Modern Relief
Work.
Desirable Presents special prices will be found IN
CLOAKS and MILLINERY.
FOSTER KID GLOVES-Gentlemen's plain and EN-.
broidered at 81 so and ~ per pair.
Ladies'-Willam, s. and 10 hooks 81 to 81 so per
pair Fowler ). and 10 hooks 81 sc to 81 per pair
Foster. 3. and 10 hooks, So to s2.75 per pair
Misses Kid Gloves 81 per pair Every pair fitted and
warranted Open evenings. d2O.
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YOU Can GIT nice pair OF Mems Embroidered
Slippers for 65c. at the Star Shoe House, e26 .th
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DOUGLASS.
OPENING OF ATTRACTIVE NOVELTIES
HOLIDAYS,
ON WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY.
will be senazed by reductions i'm the different depar
naents As an indu.ernent to pstrons buy now.
We make the following price, for opening days:
HANDKERCHIEF
This department il repe.e with the latest novelties.
and the assortment IL the largest and choicest we have
yet shown Poe. hsndkerchiefs viii be- isc: lie hand
dies and Gsntiemens HemsticSsd silk handlerciefs,
etc SIX s M fSf e for Tor So ss sS sSr
Sl39. $1do ion sl.41, 81 Tor t2.69 etc.
coors desirable only. and prices low named any.
, where; For our opening We have about 100 dozen
which we viii sell 1t ssc. Those who dssars thsSS
fcsnt nv sss n:ln Tho sss IsIners hsf
r: :. q sisc &c hi i,sa siss 3
INFANTS GOODS
Our Infants department is q special feature and en-
braces eve thing that adds comfort and sttrsc-
uyeness Of the household autocrrt 81 jacques fog
sSc Sx3s sscques for elSei e1-25 caps for 9oc-
etc. 81. 10 drawer legenes for 81.
HOSIERY
Our customers rely upon finding in this depsrf-
ment all the new and choice styles, g well AZ the
for !3c: chiidrens Solid Colored Hose 60 and sc.
Tor 4Sc, ETC.
In Fans we show some exquisite designs prices 76A
TO go Our opening speciality will be
COTTON UNDERWEAR.
This department well established and the char
acter of goods fayorsby known that We deem t
attractive. our @1.39 cheinise will 5c; Sl.l3
night dress ut Sc; el13 skirt At 99c, etc.
FANCY GOODS.
In Fancy Goods we have large variety of choice ar
tcles 1T popular rices comprising In part Comb aud
Cases Fan Boxes Cigar Cases Whisk Holders Pocket
books Fancy and Infants Bsskets Extscts JspanesA
Se&lskin and Alligator Bags SAtchels Toilet Sets etc.
GENTLEMEN's DEPARTMENT
For gentlemen we have gloves in great variety;
s s,Il sssr1s BsSi Ties c,, Linen and
CashmeEs, Hose, Nigh, Shirts, Dress Shirt. Collar.
and Cufs. scarf Pins Buttons SIX wristlets CASH
mere and SIN Mnf1ers &c Our OPENING specially
$l;23, a u each scarfs at 25c, Soc, S5c- 81
DOUGLASS.
dl4-l0 522-524-a96 9Th It.
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II Yeu Wish TO get pure liquors call on Tharp,
SIS + street northwest
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HoLpAY Goops.
USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL.
FINE LAMPS AND CHANDELIERS. ROCHESTER
ELECTRIC LIBRARY AND PIANO LAMPS.
FINEST AND LARGEST
STOCK TO SELECT FROM IN THE CITY.
BRoNzEs. sTATUARY, scoNcEs. PARIoR AND
TABLE EAsEI.s
OIL AND WATER COLOR BOXES ALL pRIcEs
DECORATED GOODS &C.
PHOTOGRAPHS
EVERY BOY AND GIRL SHOULD HAyEoN
GEO. RYNEAI. JR.
ARTISTS AND PAINTERS SUPPLIES.
dI7-2w ala eth ,,rr.,p
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CHRISTMAS lEESENTS.-N hat present can give q
vile mere pleasure and comfort than a policy of
hfe Insurance ia tue National Mutual Life ASS0ci-
stioD whore losses are paid promptly and In full.
Assessments are made bnI SIX times year and
Rates are 81 low That any can afford IL. Policies
issued for 500, $1,000. 5000 ami 5000.
j. ". DREW, Agent for the District,
No. lt.,0 r street
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. d. G., Dec 81, 1896.
Indications for ~ Hours. Commencing at pm.
3o-CfdD.
me District 9. Columbia. Maryland and vir-
k:nia, fair weather variable winds, slightly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-21

The Largest Stock Of Toy Trunks,
Pocket Po t Books Cigar Cases Card Cases, shaving
kerchief Boxes are to bt found at K. KNEESsI 4
SON, 425 9TH st. n.w next to Odd bellows, Hall nd
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Bass GooDs
AT HAYWARD l. HUTCHINSON'S,
424 9TH STREET.

Easels Tables, Sconces Towel Racks, Screen Frames
Umbrella Holders, Music Racks, Coal Holds Wood
Holders Coal Vases, Candlesticks, Teddy Kettles
Trays. Lamps, Andirons, Fenders Shovels Tongs,
Pokers. Jsmb Hooks, Hat Hooks, Coat Hooks Gongs
Banner Stands, Banner Rods, Mirrors Triple Mirrors
Match Safes Receivers, Trevets Coal Crabs Smokers
Sets Paper Candeabra and many other articles
for the holidays
Some unique pieces of Douton and japanese Ware
for manel ornaments and many things found else
where diet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-21
Xmas Presents.

Novelties in Pocket Knives and Scissors full
line or Table Knives and Carvers, Toilet Cases for
gents and sets OF Scissors and Companion cases
Ior ladies' Dog Collars and furnishings engraved
1ree The Rodgers cutlery Store, 4S7 Pennsyi.
van1a avenue, d. n. WalfOrd, proprietor g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-21

Blue, BROWN AND BLACK SMOOTH BEAVER OVER
COATS, at BARNCNs.
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No Christmas Eve Midnight Nfasa.
THH ARCHBISHOP OF NEW ORLEANS PNOnIBrzs IT T
HIS DIOCESE.

Archbishop Seray, Of New Orleans, has prohib-
tied the celebration in the Catholic churches Of
midnight mass on Christmas eve, and ordered In
stead mass at O'Clock on Christmas morning
This great celebration In all Catholic countries has
been one OF the events OF the Christmas holidays1
In New Orleans majority Of the population are
Catholics, and the churches OF that denomination
have been crowded on Christmas eve with tens OF
thousands OF visitors, PrOteStantS well Catho-
lies. As many OF these persons come from the
drinking OF egg nogg and other festivities there has
always been some disturbance Last Christmas
eve this reached public scandal. Some tipsy
jewellers placed crabs in the holy water fonts nj
the cathedral ducks and geese were Sureptftiousiy
turned loose in the church, and packs Of frecrack-
ers were exploded, to the alarm OF the cOngrega-
ton. The archbishop declares that in consequence
OF the mass being made an occasion OF dissipation
and scandal, he finds 1t necessary to give UP the
midnight celebration of the holy mysteries to the
great regret of all good Catholics In this section
the early morning high mass has been the practice.
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SlLx-LISxD FULL DRESS Co,rs, at BARsuMs.

CALL IN TINE To secure our holiday gift-One of
those handsome steel engrayingS-glveR this
week TO every purchaser Of from 81 worth of Shoes
Eahn'S, SlS 9Th street and 1922 Penna. ave.
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y t1nu Sf1VkH SCSaT1Se XsSCe. at
AUERBACH's Knit Jacket Depot TIN and H.
Presents 70 be Procured at seThe
OriOle,'' S22 9TH st.
Leather-covered Dressing Cases, with Comb.
Brush and Mirror, 98c; Plush Manicure Sets, com.
Pete, 9Sc., 81 10 $14S and $1.9S; Plush Dressing
Cases, Ceiluloid Comb Brush and Mirror, s225,
s24s and 1888; Plush Work Boxes, complete,
Size Sig, s.;6 % and l9s; Plush Shaving Sets com.
Plush Goods too numerous to mention, at low
figures; Fancy COlognes, representing difrerent
shapes, 10c. to 26c.; Dolls Dolls, In endless va
riety, 23c., 5c., c, 7sc. and 9s: Kid Gloves for
ladies, gents. and boys, 49c., 7ac. and CSC. Fur
Trimmings per yard 25c., 35c. 39c., 49c. and up
TO $14S; Gents Fine Suspenders silk worked 23c..
35c, SOC: and 49c.; Cardigan Jackets, CSC, 81 Is,
81 40 and $685. Misses or Ladies' Gossamers 70c.
Csc. $I25 and 81 80; Boys and Mems Consumers
$123 and $1.4S; SILK HandkerchiefS, 10, 25 40 and
Csc; Muffers, So "a, 30 and 81 p; SILK Umbrellas
S1.S9. worth $3.50; Silver Handle Umbrella, 81. 30
Gold Handle $3.50
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NIiSer Paine,s Wealth.

THE BONDS OF THE EXECUTORS INCREASED 10
$S2o OO0-N0 INVENTORY YET FILED.
The sensational litigation over the estate OF Miser
James b. Paine was continued in New York yester-
day in the surrOgateS court before Surrogate ROB-
Inns. Mr.. Chamberlain, the counsel for Mr.. Ward
well, the prOpOnent, who claims that Paine left a
will, requested that, in view of the large sum OF
money recently found belonging to Paine in Mr..
Chickering'S safe, the amount OF the bond should be
increased. This had been done before the court
opened. the executors Of the estate having quail.
fed to the amount Of $S25 600. The croSsexainina-
tiOn or MI. Chickerfng was resumed. He said that
ne never noticed nything irrational about Paine.
Dut thought he was intelligent and had frequently
employed him In business matters. The green
Dandana handkerchief In which the $35O.OO0 was
found was produced. and witness said that he had
paid out between 81 600 and 81, 600 for expenses
the remainder OF the estate being deposit at in
terest. No inventory has yet been filed.
LEFT DEBTS AND WIFE BEHINp-The village of
Penn's Grove, n. J., was electrified sunday morn
ing by report that Pemberton Pierce. a prOmi-
nent citizen belonging to highly respected fam
lily OF Salem county, had elOped with Miss Fannie
Yates. Pierce is an author and teacher OF music
Miss Yates was his clerk. The report was con-
firmed by the appearance Of Sheriff Kelly, OF
salem, who had come over to make attachments
for the benefit Of Pferces creditors. 1t was round
that ne had sold his horse and buggy, taking the
cash with him, and that his debts ar, numerous
Pierce had been a prominent prohibition leader
and last year waSa candidate for the assembly on
that ticket. He Is also prominent member Of
the Methodist Episcopal church, and the Reform
club. No attempt has been made to capture the
runaway pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-12-21

Dressing Cases and Collar and Gun Boxes
splendid stock at reasonable prices, at TOPHAMS,
1921 Penn ave. NV .
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HOLIDAY Presents FOE GESTLENEN.-NeckWear
gloves. suSpeIderS. collars hantikerchiefs. hall
hose hats. etc, p and Soc. y r. Lewis AS 9TH ST.
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OpEx EvES1se URN DECEMBER
25, 1886.
Z. @. DAVIS,
sI9 Market Space
TO ACCOMMODATE our patrons STORE will be
open evening until 25th inst. We WILL BE GLAD
to show our large and well assorted STOCK Of USEFUL
and ORNAMENTAL HOLIDAY GOODS During the
week WONDERFUL BARGAINS will be offered We
mention only few. PLUSH FRAME MIRRORS AT
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. NEW DESIGNS
IN BRONZE PLAQUES AT ABOUT ONE-HALF
REGULAR PRICES BRONZE GOODS i'm great variety
If you in search of GIFT of any description our
STOCK is the one to look. IMMENSE JOB LOT OF
EMBROIDERED WHITE HANDKERCHIEFS BE-
LOW WHAT THEY COST TO IMPORT, WE
and can offer prices that viii ASToNIsH You. BIG
LOT OF SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, ONE LOT JUST
ADDED. $50, FORMERLY SOLD AT -. FINER
ones just CHEAP. MUFFS and FUR TRIMMING
SILK and GLORIA UMBRELLAS. KID and OTHER
GLOVES, LACES, RIBBONS, FANS, &C, &c, BLACK
SILKS, vELvETS PLUsHEs. BLACK and BLACK
and WHITE DRESS GOODS, TABLE LINENS
TOWELS. NAPKINS, SETS CLOTH and NAPKINS
TO MATCH, with many other attractive novelties
well worthy the attention Of buyers. No expense
been spared in procuring our Holiday Goods all Of
which you are invited to inspect.
e. q. DAVIS,
d1s-6t ZIG Market Space.
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TIT LATEST Novelty FOR Xmas Iresants-LadieS
Straw Slippers, three cO.ors,
MRS WV. III. RICH.
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"1Oc Royal" Clues broken china, glass; furniture

IOc RoyaF Clues broken china, glass, furniture
Try Great Guns cigars, z inches long, 1Oc.
wholesale and retail, at Morell's, 734 9th st. 10
Pure Article Of Wines or Lfauors
At reasonable prices Hugh j. Fegan's sos 9th st.
Old established family liquor store. q
TO Get Rid Of q Cough or Cold promptly
use BAKERS Cod Liver on and Malt, wonderful
remedy: Bakers pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oh
is unequaed. BAKER & Co., Phila., and at drug
giStS. ~ W. WIS
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CITY ITEMS.
Lowest Prices Ever known

Lowest Prices EVCr KNOWMe
Ladies' Flannel Lined Slippers, zoe.
Children's fine Kid Spring Heels, 43c.
Youths Shoes, al; sOlid leather, 15c.
Misses Spring Heels, worked button holes, Sc.
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THE STAR SHOE House,
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