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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-03-03
FIlInArEna.

burned last week.
We have as good esteam tanner,
asthere 10 in the State.
Spring blowing is now the ordel
on the farm.
The Salvation Army Is now lay
ing siege to this town.
Times are hard, but provisions
are cheap and plentiful.
March came in like a roaring
lion.
Business men say tina. they loOl
for a very active spring trade.
Monday was cold enough for win
Ter purposes.
We present an interesting ba.ct
Of county news this week.
Master Frank Hess is slowly re
covering from an attack Of fever.
Wild geese have been passing
north, the past few days.
The dancing clubs have not beer
very successful this winter
Large amounts Of coal Is nov
going out Of Kanawha,
Heatley won the tvo-nile race
at the rink Saturday night.
The Nail Mill at Middlepor,
started up last week.
The small boys are happy at the
near approach Of school closing.
The Kansas lever Is getting hold
Oh a large number OF our people.
Counterfeit dimes are flooding
the upper counties OF the State.
Maple sugar and maple molassep
are among the luxaries now.
Mr.. B.F,Gibbs' daughter, Louise,
is quite ill with pneumonia.
The State University has ia
students.
A chewing gum factory ia soon
to be started in Parkersburg.
Mrs. J. S. o'Roark has about re.
covered from her late severe illness,
The country schools will soon be
closed.
The cbarte, Of tb,, town oooht
to be amended in mapy particulars,
M,s,sr cl.roro. Flow.,. :. .nt
fer;no from an o,tsoE of =. .o.,I".
fsyer.
A oorr,o ~ co,,;nol;. ,,ooa.
we're vailed botors tha Mavo. I Isa,
Sunday for fas. driving.
Thu ,osds war. osvor 80 had -
this conn,y n. tbay ' bo.a boa Oau ,h -
winter.
scatla. favor has m,do g. an
noorance in ,own snona th .s' hi,
dren,
Thu animal And soa.o, IN.
oassed and The reonlo ~ tha obio o
are happy.
If,bis Mace iails IL sac,, ;. ,bo
Marine uosni,ol no ~;,l ~ ,..n
much disap poin!ed
Raw. ronG State Mil. A,or,
bas retired from activo se,a;es ~
account Of age,
Mr. 1o;dIv .xn.o.. h.,.. -.
bor.o .aad~ =, nao, 49, Low a.. u''
LIST Of Nav, =
Mro Row,i,r nil, am. -.
o;oa linz ~ M;1,;.o.n RI" Wv
Le, The ladies remember tbis
RovIi.. po,.,na., - c.,,;.o,;.
b,o rsn ra .ba ns.aos y HAIL pO onI
'.;I, oaons t 'l' t a%IO a ..OuSe' ""u
pon,on p c..1or : a...,....
,;,;san - " Moaan . Tvs. POM .Omlu ~.
49,, ,isaS ,. =, ,n mOO"S"'t" COUNTY 'u''
nN., ,S'' wa 49,,
E n;S"'s..n s' " S'S ~, sa' I ws
p.,h;sa - ~. ..as. tn'' '"
-g'D.'' ~ 'ul' OOu"''y'
!, ~ Is sald snas one'slxth OF the
ss ~ .s;s SAYS Gave. .Ou'' O4S'ne'' IS
~ :" ''y ','' ., =.
!. al ,ne SCHOOLS OF "aS IS DIS
trsct close next week. The Locust
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-03-03

Thomas C. Hannis, Esq. has pur.
chased the caufman farm on Ka.
nawha Sixteen, 10 Arbuckle Dis.
trict, andwill move on to it next
week,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-03-03

Prof. Watson, Of Middieport,
formerly Of Clifton, will open and
conduct Normal Institute at Mo.
con City during the summer
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-03-03

It is scarcely necessary for the
REGISTER to further urge business
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-03-03
LOTTERY.
pRlzE Sl50.nrn

"Wedo hardy cFiSfy thdi ~ sup9fi,t ne
aTraRgepsnis for az ne Monthly alid llafs
teriy Dtalpialgs Of nc Loalsiapd Slait.
L.ottery c0Rsl'dRg, and tapRpa maAdesdad
coIliFdl ne DfdtriRgs tkeaaefss, aid ne
sanit or conducted 9Th toaSae, faifiSi,
and n god faith toFdd dlipdriies and N
iitlloriss t's Company 70 tRt this cirtifcaif,
,clth fae-simils 81 our signatures attached,
u 10 aauerli,emeRsn
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-03-03

In sinking au airshaft Of several
hundred feet depth at Antiquity,
they claim to have found tin ore.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-03-03

DEAD.-A dispatch from Louis.
vile to Mrs. D. W. Polsley, Of this
place, announced the death of Mrs,
Chas. H. King, her sister, in that
city, on February oath, of pleuro
pneumonia. Her remains we're
taken to Greenwood Cemetery, in
Brooklyn, N. Y, for interment.-
The deceased, as well as her hus.
band, were well known in this
community.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-03-03
Gen, JUBAL A. EARLY, Of Virginia,
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
R0' Notice. Tickets are Ten Dol
lars only. HGiUcS, 50. Fifths,
sc. TenthS. 81,


2,270 Prizes, amounting to....ms522, 500
Application for rates to clubs should
be made only TO to the office Of the Com.
pany in New Orleans.
For further Information write clearly,
giving full address. POSTAL
NOTES, Express Money Orders, or
New York Exchange in ordinary lot.
ter. Currency by Express (all sums Of
s. and upwards at our expense) id.
dressed
II. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, In.
or MA. DAUPHIN,
Warrington, d. O.
Make P.O. Money 0drers payable
and address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
New Orleans, La,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-03-03

We should not cit idly down and
fold our arms in content, now that
we have one railroad, and another
being built to this place, and with
a prospect Of getting the United
States Marine Hospital. These
things will be to Point Pleasant a
great convenience, and a boon of
iuestimable value to our manufact-
uring interests, but II will not per-
ceptibly swell our population nor
greatly increase its business enter.
prises unless our business men
take advantage Of the times and
circumstances and encourage ma.
terial growth in every possible
way. This is no time for selfish
schemes and narrow.minded poll.
cies. Let US all work together for
the good Of our town and county.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-03-03

Hickory IrEMs.-Mr. William
Ball, of Upland, while visiting his
uncle at this place, was taken
down with fever and is not expect.
ed 10 live.
MIR. Joseph withers is on the
sick list.
Miss Lizzie waterson is very
low with erySipslas. HIT.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-03-03

We ne undersigned Banks and Beatrs
will pdgdl Prisei draen III Tie Louisidna
Sat- Lo'teriea ghiCh Hluy h prtanied al ON
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-03-03


II our people will take adyant.
age Of the tines we eau fairly
make this old town hum this
spring.
The temperance people Of Cam
eron recently bought the stock Of
liquors Of a saloouist in that place,
and emptied Il into the street.
Two men and two women we're
arrested 10 Braxton county last
week for killing twelve head Of
sheep belonging to q neighbOr
Farmers in Harrison county 70.
port grasshOppersas already max.
ing their appearance. We hope
our farme" will be spared another
gFasshoppsr seourss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-22

The suspension of the Bridgewater iron works
emphasizes afresh the far-reachtns character of
She damage wrought by strikes. This concern
Is one of the largest of its kind in MasSachu-
sets, and. indeed. in all New England. Three
months ago a disagreement between the opera
lives and their employers led TO a strike. Busi-
ness was at high tide, and the speciality of the
wOrks-cotton presses for the southern mar
ket-were in such demand that any cessation
OF activity must entail u heavy loss. Embar-
raSsment naturally followed. Now the fruits of
the whole proceeding are beginning to manifest
themselves There is no money to pay cred
itors, work for the men, no presses forth
coming for the southern cotton trade. 1t Is
believed that the stagnation will be only tenn
porary: but how much better off would every
one concerned have been If no strike had oc-
Cured. from the Cape Cod mill hand. who mus.
70 without wages, down to the field hand on a
South Carolina plantation, whose welfare is
dependent on the stability of the cotton market
and the perfection of its sources of supply! The
case affords excellent Illustration of the
principle on which Mr.. Powdery insisted in his
testimony before the Congressional committee
o; inquiry last spring-that the industrial
world is made up OF parts so intimately related
that what affects the prosperity of one part
affects also ali the rest, no matter how remote
they may appear to be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-22

Jadge Cullen. in the circIi, court OF Orange
county. New York, granted an injunction last
week against the manufacture of naphtlla gas,
Oh account OF the alleged injury To health and
property caused by It's nOxipus fumes" As
there Is slight probability o! relief to Washing
ton gas consumers through Congressional
action this session, why would ii not bc "A good
idea To get up test ease here with a view OF
securing a judicial decision 10 the right of
the company To- furnish the quality OF gas IL is
now supplying As 10 its aoxious nature and
damaging effects there can be no doubt The
only question Is, whether the courts here would
Interfere 10 protect the health and property of
consumers. a. the New York Judge has done
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-22

The President of the National Board of Under
writers takes 4 gloomy View OF life because a
Larger sum was paid out las year than ever be-
fore In one year tor fire losses in this country
and expresses the opinion that the losses from
this cause viii Increase every year hereafter
Well. why shouldn't they 3? Isn't the amount of
insurance Increasing every year? and isn't the
quantity of insurabie and combustibe property
IN the country also constantly growing larger >
Does this astute statistician expect only an in
crease OF premiums. and no corresponding
Increase OF losses More people die each year
because there are more 10 die than before and
30 the losses from fire are likely to grow con-
stantly larger because there VIII be each year
more property TO burn than there used to be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-22

declaration of war between two persons
OF the public prominence of Senator Logan
and Murat Halstead would be Il noteworthy
event at any time; but, in this haymakng sea-
son preparatory to the Presidential harvest of
1SSS, it is invested with special interest. The
result Of the fight cannot, OF course, be deter
mined by anything which has yet taken place.
The combaiants are men eminsnt in their re-
spective fields. The life aspiration of the one
u TO be President of the United States-that of
The other is to be the leading American politi-
cal prophet and commentator. Neither has
thus far satisfied his ambition, but Senator
Logan has come the nearer to success. He lost
the Vice Presidency, with its chance of sue
cession. by a few hundred votes. Mr. Haistead
however. is the same genial seer who knew"
that Mr.. Greeley WAS going to win in 1872 and
who, eight years later, teiegraphed from the
Republican National Convention hall in Chi
caga To his paper in Cincinnati that Garfield
was out Of the question a candidate because
he could not run on his record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

UIANTED-KNOWN THAT ONLY RELIABLE
w and competent servants in all capacities-white
and colored, with city references COOMBS BUR-
CESS, Emp. Bureau. 926 F st. NV. jy22-6t*
WTANTED-BY YOUNG NAN OF SEVERAL
w years experience Situation as salesman in q
store in this city, references exchanged liquor dealers
need not apply. Address ID. H.. 251O ST. NV. Its
UyANTED-BY A HIGHLY-EDUCATEDYOU
w Lady, of excellent family, Position Travelling
Companian, or will care tor the education of one
two children.
Best of references given and required.
Address X. E. K. Star office jy21-1m
U7ANTED-BY a GERMAN. A SITUATION
w collector aud salesman: speaks English: well
acquainted with the city: has been employed In the
city for years best OF references. Address BRAN
DOW 800 st. ne jy21-1wA
WIANTED-KNOWN YOU CAN GET A RELIA-
w BILE and competent servant for any capacity male
female; also gardeners and dairymen. city and
country at Nat Labor Bureau, SIT 7th st. jy2l-lw*
NIANTED-PLACES FOR COOKS I'd GIRLS,
w nurses ladies' maids, housek eepers and others,
with references This and other cities and country.
PRICE Il BURNHAM. $50 632 + ST. NV. jy10l2t*
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-22

The boldest witness at the Chicago anarchist
thai thus far. outside of the police force is {,
woman. II is true. the testimony she gave was
not worth n great deal, except in an inierential
way; but IL was sufficient To convince any
thoughtful workingman who reads Ii that there
are some kinds OF bad company which are
worse than none al all
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-22

II seems odd to see in a newspaper editorial
reference 10 Senator Hoar as Judge Hoar. In
private Lie near relatives with the same sur
name are often mistaken for each other; but il
Is rare that such confusion occurs in the case of
two men who have figured 50 conspicuously in
public affairs senator George Frisbie Hoar
and Judge EbeueZe- Rock wood IIoar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-22
Broken LINES o. Hale HosE

hnp-
way: "u'ef'ise uhosf 'n' "'''e n'~''ns NILS
Mems Fancy Half Hose good colors but broksn
assortment, Zoe. per pair" Also. Mems French
LlSie Unread Half Hose, SOC Reduced nom obc."
&c, &c. &c;
Won call for vonr ,tt1 ,,. " &c ,x,nn.
suonS - 'o az, your o parnculAr sue are anxious
x,o os,.a-..- ..'e A~AA .A">. 80 nc.
tlse only the exact sizes and au.nste. we have 50
there will be no disappointment For instance
though many lines are full some have become
broken. and when We cap,o, chow all sizes NJ a Inc
those particular sises advertised for friday Tenor
offer
szcs p" a, men n onoeached Dr'p''chsd AA HOSE
Regular price.
Re Re nnI price S7lac
Regular price. ........ .. SOC
"RemnaLt' price .. 3 The
IS pairs Mems Pin-stripe silk Plated HALF Hose,
Regular price 90
az pars Men ,oi, | Il af Hose
Cardinal Seal and Navy. sizes 10. loa and II inch
"Remnant' price ' SIC
1Firss door: next to Pa: ave: sniianes'
~ DIS OF LINES IN PARASOLS
rarasols at kemnsnt amt price Prices eu' 'Ae '''""s
in the otherwse sIand sarSsiS
Regular price -. .. ... So 90
? Ladies' Cardinal Saline Cuachers half price
Regular price 80 ~ ~ a 90
Remnant price.
Ray MisS9 nr clean Saline Co"cher. aoc
"Kemnant' DR. - soc
2 RIack and Whifa = ho-.r sill u. r-Soia varv st VI
ish,
Regular Price 81 90
remnant ZoO
Regular go .e.' SO
Remnant price So. 90,
tSeconi floor: take eieyator)
.r-~-r,S, ~, ,r,,, >, >,,,-,,., s--,,,,-
fNDS' VI The dAMbU XII SIOCk
Alter most successful sale. we have culled from
S e|eiy so. pece, au SnHH enel tneL1 Ihis
as Ou oun SAINT I'LL oNeu piAh NJ eAceeoinSy ~"
IN 10, Pii.cH >-.,- ..., ,r,.-
E,,sSro; 1ni "a SWISS aiu
TO Al, Yards ~ ~
o.
,aTns ,nr ,rs VI 10 inch r'ouncihSs choiee p"'
We shall also offer cut piece ysrds) of As inch
FlOuncing Ealf price.
Regular Price. :. So 90
ltemnant OU
"A "RemnantS' of COlored EmbrOiderieS, all colOrS
and lengths
at Remnant" prices
Second floor: take elevator
WHITE COnnC .PENfNA
w. haya oD;,o ~ 49,. AZ - ~ .c,,-+
Ia,o.hS. of VIZ aI. ,'risu, n",taS
ui'S Oiess ooouS, SoEipIiSinS !o.see
and in ordsr to- "s, ,bai s soS S,d Rannn;,
DAY Shall mari tbem ~ rtra,ns i",, .Remnans"
nricas ~ A AA So eAAe1eiS AZ" A'A'
ODD LINE OF MISSES GOSSAMERS
Having only few. we will close out the line at q
reduced or Remnant, price viz:
IL Misses Black Rubber Gossamers, sizes 80, 3S,
A AZ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-22

Editor Cuttings case shows that they have
queer notions OF the liberty OF the press in
Mexico. II every journalist " no wrote cutting
editorials in this country were clapped into
prison. there would not be room enough in our
correctional institutions 10 accommodate Of
tenders Of any other sort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-22

Miss Cleveland. it is said. has begun her
work as an editor by editing the advertise
ments in thu magazine with which she has be-
come connected This is department, GER
tainly, in which the free exercise OF the blue
pencil rarely comes aui>s. But it involves
some difficulties, nevertheless. Where four
nve manufacturers for instance, make varie-
ties o. :he same article, and each declares in his
card to the public that his goods are the only
pure and perfect ones offered in the market, il
stands to reason that they cannot all be telling
the truth; and the conscientious editor If he
Is going to dip into that sort OF thing at all, is
bound to find out tor himself which of these
representations is honest and which are frauds,
and protect his readers by printing the one and
throwing the others into the waste-basket.
And, even though Miss Cleveland's proposed
reform may not go as far as this, there Is room
for Ii in CtEer fields. The dealer in corsets who
tries To capture tair customers by publishing
pictures o, women with impossible waists, and
the shoemaker who invites patronage by por-
trait5 Of shoes into which no undeformed foot
could GO. should find the doors of Mis-; Cleve-
lands counting-room closed against them;
while the cut OF the haggard and unhappy-look-
Ing person "before taking. and its companion
piece showing how weight and bloom and
prosperity aud cheerful thoughts had come to
the sufferer latter taking. ought To be confined
70 the advertisement OF her magazine itself.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-22
FOR lighthouses.

L>oR RENT-FURNlSHED HOUSE NEAR DU-
Il pont Circle for summer to family of adults: nomi-
nal rent: owner might arrange TO board with person
king the house. Address with tull name DUPONT,
Star Office. Us
INOR RENT-41& AND as % ST NV: IL
n rooms with all modern improvements newly
papered. Inquire At 1000 ost iy22-St-
EoR RENT-4I ST. y. w, THREE SQUARES
Il from Pension, Patent and Post Offices six rooms
and bath: possession al once $50 90 in advance
LION TOBRINER, b. Ala 81. NV. y22-lws
IGOR RENT-1226-l23o I'D ST Sc, NEW, 5
Il rooms water in rear: -. Apply AZ l225 Sd
jy22-3ts
I>OR RENT-20So q ST. y. w. II ROOMS ALL
Il mod imps.. frst-class location: rent S65 Apply
WkSt OTT a WILCOX,
iy22-St 1870. Pennsylvania
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-22

Although Senator Hoars bill TO repeal the
tenure OF office law was one of the first meas
ures introduced In the present session OF Con-
gress. II Is one OF the last 10 get out of the COM
mittee-room- That circumstance does not,
however, detract in the least from Its merit IL
- a bill which ought - pass, now that the ex-
tr1ordinary conditions which prevailed at the
time the law was enacted no longer exist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-22

GREAr REDUCTION
IN DRY GOODS.
In order to reduce stock have decided to sell
every article ut and below cost
CRINKLE SEERSUCKERS in light and dark
colors. Former price IL and loo. Now 111ac.
DOMESTIC SATINS, all colors Former price l2c
Now 1Uc. One yard wide.
BAT1sTE In white and tinted grounda Former
price 12c. Now 1Oc
5000 yards LAWNS. fast colors NC.
REMNANT LAWNS, &C.
LACED. STRIPED AND PLAID ORGANIZES re-
duced to l2Lsc
PLAID NAINSOOKs in tinted grounds lOc
All of our 12lac. DRESS GOODS reduced to loo
AL Of our 2oc DRESS GOODS reduced to 2Oc
DRESS GINGHAMS reduced to 8 and &C.
Case SHIFTING PRINTS, 4lac
Full Width Bleached SHEETING, 10c
Feather-proof BED TICKING reduced to lee
Ladies' and Gents GAUZE UNDERWEAR ct r.
duced prices
70 Dozen Chiidrens HOSE. full regular made. stsss
3, Ola, b, Ola anc T. Former price zoe. Now 1Oa
bargains IN every department
JOHNSON, GARNER 4 CO,
ESQ Pennsylvania Avenue
N22 south Side. Near 7th Street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-22
; GLORIA UMBRELLAS.

GENUINE GLORIA UMBRELLAS
Az far as wear are superior to sk Umbrellas costing
little more money. We have not the agency Any
can buy them where we do. 1t is only question
to know where and IT any one was to say they buy
them at the same place that we do would not dis
puts them What claim (and what are able to
prove to you 10 that we can and will sell you genu-
Inc Gloria Umbrella, or anything else we keep. IS
good and as cheap any one. Call and see them.
also our Silk Umbrellas. of which We keep a full
assortment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-07-22
ssssg uRRR PPr RRR II ssss FER ssss
Sus'U TR RP BOZ PR RIS
sSsS UU 4 RIP K Eli SSsS EER Ssss-

ssss UU RIP K Eli ssss EER ssss.
Colored French Perca:e Chemissttes and cuffs to
mach,
Regular price, 59c.; for Friday soc.
Double Row Canvas Ruchng. various styles
Regular price. l5c for Friday, l2lac
Black Silk Spanish Lace and Scaris. yards long,
Regular price. Sl.4S; for Friday. CSC
Chidrens white colored Byron and Sailor Collars
Regular price. 121ac.; for Friday, &c.
Chdren's Lace and Embroidered Collars all styles,
Regular price. 80 and 4Sc; tor Friday. 25c
Warranted All silk Mitts all colors and black,
Regular price, 23c. for Friday, lie.
Isle Thread Gloves, Mousquetaire style. all coors.
Regular price. 25c.; for Friday. Ice
Bunches Of Roses. 6 in bunch, all colors,
Regular price. 1sc.: for Friday. 12c.
Ostrich Feathers Tips B in bunch all colors,
Regular price. 4Sc-: for Friday, 39c
Irish Point Embroideries in all designs,
Regular price. 4Sc.; for FRIDAY, SOC.
Pocket Knives in all styles of handles
Regular price, 25c. for Friday Ice.
Shawl Straps. and 3 strap. hand sewed
Regular price. sc; for Friday. 21c.
Pure Silk Bodices Corset Covers. all colors,
Regular price, S2.4s: for Friday. S2.16
Black Isle Thread Hose. white split feet,
Regular price. 49c: for Friday, 44c.
Children's English Derby Ribbed Hose all Sizes
Regular price. 25c; for Friday, 19c.
A1lover Embroidered. Surplice neck, Corset Covers,
Regular price. S5c-; for Friday, CSC.
Superby lace-trimmed Cambria Corset Coverr
Regular price 81 IS; for Friday. csc.
Summer Muslin Chemises, prettily tucked and
trimmed
Regular price SOC; for Friday soc.
Imported stockinett Jerseys, vest 'front.' tailor made
Regular price. SOS: for Friday, $2-4S.
Chldren's Hand Knit sacques to years,
Regular price, 1oc.: for Friday, soc.
Linen Monte scarfs, iringed and stamped,
Regular price csc; for Friday, Csc
Reversible wire Bustles, the latest patent,
Regular price, So: for Friday, 4oc
The celebrated "star' Shirtwasts all sizes,
Regular prices 40. 40. Csc; Friday, SO 40, 69c.
GENTLEMEN
Pure Isle Thread Undershirts. all sizes.
Regular price, 81; for Friday. DOC.
Puff Knot. and Four-in-Hand satin Scarfs
Regular price. 44c. for Friday Gle
~ Store will be open tomorrow until o'clock.
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ROYAL
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JoHN Muller.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
LUMBER. WOOD AND COAL
Lumber Yard, Mil and r. r. Depot-South Capitol
and streets southeast
Od3ces-41H street and Maryland avenue southwest:
1920 14th street northwest.
TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS
COAL by the cargo or carload at wholesale prices
kINDLING and STOVE WOOD Of all kinds
COAL and SAWED and SPLIT WOOD kept under
cover on plank floors
Large and weIl-assorted stock of LUMBER Fine
Lumber and Flooring kept under cover.
orders promptly delivered i'll any part of the city
without charge for hauling.
Estimates cherrfully furnished.
Our Depot being centrally located. and adjacent to
the railroad stock is handled ut small cost giving
advantages in estimating, especially for Lumber or
Coal in large quantities
Long experience, ample facilities and competent
assistants warrant the belief that satisfaction will
given to those who favor with their PAT
which Il respectfully solicited jyI7-3n