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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

Wal some paill.lr0pls dry goods nan
pieass ssni Chicago a fsE remnants x
Tg1se parpiss Ta- same does not seem
g. 1e s4 tto .lsre.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

Il "a u.d b. oorus IN mind that the
Tr..sury barrel lasa'i really been tapped
yss bg ST. Moaals0vs resolution, aud It
~. lot 0s plooa1iy .iii q GsovEs CLEys-
IA . .-.-s s.- to tnrn rhe faucet.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

since Iae Prssi isar declared bis clgil
service reform sentiments there hss
b.sn su ssf4 hush IA tho Yslp " .hs
.,iFss-a a-..ssr
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

~ ~ bah more Governors Of the kind
taaf z1gsn5 Illinois ~ might have Jess
murd-r8. Criminals i4 that state have
ceus 30 rsaf 2. taas g. commit murder
zsasral'y n-ans death.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

IfCooa-l GmDss had any sense be
s8l.l marry thaf ~. wao prevented nls
r8oz o.. h.s fl1l sE l-iition 70 tns North
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

All othcn daily eAoepl sunday
Sleeping can run ou Pacific aud Atlantic ca
pres trains - aud fruIl De,rai
ferlor car rIu on Das ExpFcss aud Grand Rap
lcs kxprc>s 10 aud fnom detroit
inr'ci CONNECTIONS made al bctr1ti siih al
through tralus EAsl over n &. X X fDAnAds
southern Division
ChAs n NoKals, Gruersl Agt-. " Aonroe-st
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a. Vi. NpNsoS inlon Tat Onlor. - NonrDe 81
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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

Snnu ilnc ald IhrOugh toaches from 81 kaf,
Holland CO haven, susscFul and fcufwater
SOlNe NEsI Central Tme. GOING EAsI.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

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al tr2als errive a. aud 4csa4a frou rula1
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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

MONEY TO loan rs IAEGE oh SNAIL
N sums on real estate or chaiieis Toeer
Johnston 1Sd
fTO loan Two THof -ANU DOLLARS lN
] suu.s - si.it. Address g.. d. b.. care Tee-
gram Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

TO hte TONE lAhrE Room 30 e Canal
! A i-as ,lfue Iolf s.in-aas go aaa steam
t-.slift al o1es ai s.. b-rall. Na. . lanal-sf.
1tlf
TO kkNl-Nl KF-IAENCE FURNITURE
4 f.lirl containing n1tEis nalh r.aIn
cleetis. exc tAtrilsui wDIl Z tlsIerus aui harn
v- premises Nfltls faIF lafz and leaaIif.l..k IS
aA@ ie4 sptt opportunity llT srDlitulsu zfld
vile wishing tQ kfep nuusc without eafs.n.e ef
l4fnsttlS h1aIl Cor myself al.t and enid q,
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corner JaIuts II
nor kESr-A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
L inquEe at as Lasrase ~. 81
no hENT-kOOMS-AI No Iz SPGINts--T
L arc thfce furuishe1 rooms. suitable Ia ignt
house ket plus or - keep a Ies ioarders 49,
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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18
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TIHII > TTIIIUN n q 70 I7f'I- IIHITT
Passengers tas inc the 6.lf a m kxpress makS
close connection al Owoeso for ians.ne and ~
Detroit for Nvu YORK arriving ihere al fn - a n
the following morning
Night kxprcsA haS local sleeping Car RON Do
troit u Grand kap;ds
This - the only line running Limited Expr-S
leaving here al 6.3i =. IA. with s'cfuiaE Ckr 10
peooli. making direct connections fs az fsoln1
fAst arriving ~ New lort al lH q n ths filaw-
ing ereniues Trains wesi al ia a. b m Rill mffs
dirccl connection with paiagf steamer CITY 81
~ waukec for al eeinfs wet
Though tickets secured al " ~ ~ a n orfioss
sweets Hotel block aud A. the deuul
D. forTfh, gify rszs Ageal
GRO * kEKvE Trsrlc Manager. lhicEg0
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

Thsra IS q r-por. thai Ma JsmEs
EAxFElL i f. os a aapOiat~d Chief %
Pla.~ ~ Chicago. Ng3r NAxwsLL -
0of - D. cel'1uu8si Tish not-d geu-
fs.n 81 camel NtxvElL. oi 81. Louis.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

For oa.r-xaous paGnug the Chicago
Tings vail probably rsf the c~it--tt i-as'
lls parsgr phsr saol.d be 0el'sd' shsn
hs Sass ~.lat de'sssd pansl Psn-Lls,-
tne saonii 1s -snovs4' from tus Cab
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Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

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zas-sss 80 All 4.u-r ai me seasaa cias'.
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L.EPHCNE NO SCI
LLOYD saEzEE. Eaisor and Manager.
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CIRCULAIIOS LAST wEEk-
Monday. July ......--..... 800
Tuesday, July IA ..-...-- --.... f,7lO
81 euGe. Isv july lb...---.-. os2-O
THURSDAY, July rs --.-.-..--- . 5-O
Saturday July iS S..------..-. 4,5oO
Total Tor siK days $50 Is
Daily average -.--. ...----.-- DID
Tue shades o' Tho gsiloxs already
darkaos tns strained features % three %
tAs aasrc1a.,s oa fral 10 Chicago.
uCo.8a-l GmDsa bah any ssnso be
soa.l m.rry tlat N- wao prevented nis
gUe< o. hls t53l sE E2eii,iou 70 ths North
Pole.
since tae Prssiisar declared bis civil
service reform sentiments there has
b.sn sl ssil. hush "a the Yslp o' ;hs
Office seeker
Wal so.ns pasl.a.uropls dry goods lnan
pieass send Chicago a tex remnants x
Tynse parpis9 ra- same does not seem
g. b. aa zap there
~ ~ hat more Governors % the kind
taat zpssns Illinois ~ might have Jess
mnrd-Fs Criminals Ia that state have
eeus to r.s' p. that - commit murder
gsasral'y n-ans death.
Il "a u.d b. oorus IN mind that the
Trs4sury barrel aasa't really been tapped
ysi by I- MoEaIsoS5 resolution, aud II
VI nat 0s prooa1'y til GsovEs CLEys-
T.. 3 s..-s lr % tarn rhe faucet
Tbsrs is r-pors thas Nsi JNdEs
EAxFe1L 4 t. bs sapoiat-d Chi-i %
Pla.~ Chicago Ns!,r MAxwsLL -
7of p - co1',allsi Flsh a uoted yeu-
lsn 81 uausi MtxvElL.. oi s. Louis.
f.l7ssil thss asT presses have been
oris-sl i.- tas Sse YORK Slu v.tl
gsF a' sll4r<-z 3. % 80 sis4t-24ge
paper Ih- -xaeurasut IS s Questionable
oea. rhs sss a tr0i saoagl s. So ..
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

Ilsf sas a model duet wh.cn was
tsuzat ear Paris steriay morning oe-
tFs-n lrsaeral boULASoEs snd BaroD
Ds IltsleNrT Justice wss satisfied,
hooor gss maafsin-l. ths iusuls was
sreexsG aad uooodf's skin vas pune
t1r-d
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18
Detroit, Nsckinzc a Marquette X a
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b@p m


WEST TINE TABLE FkAT
Read Down 1sA-ns ffeci saN 81. SO Keaa .
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

Tas BlF4l1 loa~ier tanxs tlars are
se enat8ns af oaam f,r Hoo. r 3
WssasrsTs al Espl3 .caa frss,den-
fs.I esoasi.ts Las WssHBrsSs oe tine
Rsga3 's1 -sn.,tlsta and lmpgy che
D-n1ers sttaisri-osarsr ln would
I,s7s 1s.a.a< a1 1s l.s. ga io t1s ntfr4-
afa-s. Il1oss Is - s1i NtsHscRyE
s-I It woud aa a pretty even race.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-18

Chicago a ~ssi aiehtgaH
tr2ils srriye a. aud aeg..a fr1U rllsa1
National Republican., 1886-09-10
BrightwoOd raccs-Frlday, Sept. 10, p. m.
EXECUTIVE INFORMATION.

Postoilices have been established In Virginia
At PalO Alto and Pomona.
B H. Morgan was yesterday appointed post
master at Momaskaw, Lancaster county Va.
About 81, 900. 900 of percent. bonds have been
surrendered for redemption under the call for
Sl000000O,
Anthony W. Street, OF Council Bluffs, Iowa,
has been appointed receiver of the First Ma.
lional Bank Of Blair, Neb.
The Treasury Department has decided that
cameras, the property of amateur phOtog.
raphers, are admissible free of duty.
Geronimo and other Apaches recently cap.
tuTed will be confined In Fort Bowie pending
decision OF the manner OF their trial,
No serious damage has been done to the
lighthouses extending from Cape Fear 10 Cape
Cannayeral, and comprising the sixth light.
house district, by the recent earthquake shock.
e. T.. Rider, J, J. Chapman, f. A. Schmidt,
George Ryneal, -ir, II, A. Schneider, II. H.
Pelonse e Son, VIM, Ballantyne & Son, and
Easton q Rupp, Of Washington, and WI. g.
Dulany u Co., of Baltimore, have been awarded
contracts for furnishing supplies to the signal
corps during tue present. fiscal year.
National Republican., 1886-09-10
GEN. NEwroN,s SUCCESSOR.
-Four Omocrs Eligible, One OF Whom
VIII be Selected.

A successor to Gen. Newton, late chief Of
the engineer corps of the army, will be des-
ignated shortly after the return of the
President to Washington. The law re-
quires that the chief, who has the rank OF
brigadier general, ohall be selected from the
officers Of the engineer corps. The three
engineer officers next in rank TO Gen. New
ton are Coils. Charles 8. Stewart, Charles f.
Blunt, and James G. Duane. Col. Stewart
will be retired on account OF age in April
next, and Col. Blunt will be retired for the
same reason in February. Neither Of these
officers desires the appointment, because
they both recognize that the designation Of
either as chief would not be In the interest
Of the public service In view Of their early
retirement
The chief OF engineers Ia charged with
the general direction and responsibility Of
river and harbor improvements, as well
as other public works under the War
Department. Thisinvolves large amount
OF labor every year, but in view OF the fact
that no appropriation was made last year
for rivers and harbors, the labors OF the
chief this year will be largely increased.
The appropriation for the current year was
made so late that little can be done until
next spring, and just about the time that
work will begin Coils. Stewart and Blunt
These officers, therefore, recognize that the
public interest forbid the appointment OF
either, and that the officer who succeeds
Gen. Newton should continue in Office to
carry out the plans that he will be called
upon TO formulate during the coming win
ter. Previous to the retirement Of Gen.
Newton Col. Stewart applied to be placed
on the retired list Col Blunt will await
the completion Of his Ga years, when he
will retire by operation Of the law. He
has said that II rendered the appointment
he would feel bound to decline II.
Col. Duane, who stands third on the list
OF colonies, will reach his Gath year on
June 30, 1888. The three other colonies
of engineers are Gilmore, Casey, and
Parke; and one Of these colonies will be
chosen TO succeed Gen. Newton. All Of
them are competent officers Of large
and varied experience IN the mlu.
agement OF the interests committed to the
engineer corps, and the selection Of either
will insure efficient and intelligent admin
tration.
National Republican., 1886-09-10
OUR BUYERS

Did not go to New York to have
"a good time;" they went there on
BUSINESS, and the result proves
how we'll they have attended to
it. They have made the greatest
clothing manufacturers Of Amer
lea tributary to us by securing
the exclusive control of their
CHOICEST PRODUCTs in Mems
and Boys Clothing. They have
made such advantageous pur-
chases that we are enabled to
name prices for our goods never
dreamt of before in connection
with the retail clothing trade in
Washington or elsewhere. But
you must see these things to re-
alize what a veritable feast we
have spread out for you. You
have a standing invitation to
visit our house as early and as
often as you please. You have
our word that you shall never be
importuned to buy. One price
to all.
National Republican., 1886-09-10


The following lodges meet tonight at the
places named:
Masonic-St. Johns, No. IL. Masonic Temple
Hope, No. 20, Nineteenth street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue; Eureka, Royal Arch, No. 4, Ma
sonic Temple; Potomac, Knights Templar No.
Q, Georgetown.
G. A. R,--John A. Rawllns. No. l. Ninth and
d streets; Kit Carson No. 2, National Rifles
Hall, q street. between Ninth aud Tenth.
/. o. o. F.-Magcnenu, No. 4, Encampment,
Eighth Street Hall, East Washington; Central,
No. !, Odd Fellows Hall; Eastern, No. 7, odd
Fellows Hall; Mechanics, No. IS, odd Fell
lows Hall. Georgetown Metropolis, No. 16,
Moore's Hall Ninth street.
Knights of Pythias-Syracuslan No. 10,
Pennsylyania avenue and Ninth street;
Washington Division, No. l, Uniform Rank,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue.
/. o. M.-Washington, No. 6, Red Mems
Hall, G street, between Sixth and Seventh
streets northwest; Lafayette, No. 13, Grand
Army Hall, corner Seventh and l. streets
northwest.
l. o. G, T--Anchor Lodge, No. 13, 72l Sixth
street northwest.
Eighth street northwest
National Republican., 1886-09-10

The following building permits were issued
yesterday; Henry Weaver, to build one two-
story and cellar brick on High street and Ten.
nallytown road, to cost $4,000. Mrs. B. Coffee
and Mrs O. Green, to build two two.story
west, to cost 81 400 John c. Acton, to build
one two'story frame on the Anacostia road, to
cost $500. NJ, Il. Terrill, to build two two.
story bricks on kingInan Place, TO cost 81, 900.
George E, stroebel, to build three twO.story
bricks on X street, near Fifth southeast, u
cost $4,000. Thomas /, King, to build six two
story bricks on Cleveland avenue northwest,
to cost $1,000.
National Republican., 1886-09-10
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrences In and About the
CITY Briefly Pat.

minor occurrences In ana ABOUT the
CITY Briefly Pat.
Tooth filling made painless by the use OF
cocaine by s. T. Mason, dentist, 2t3 Fourand-
s-half street northwest
Cream Of Anderson Sour Mash Whisky,
bottled in Anderson county, KY, 81 per bottle,
District OF Columbia.
Ladies' handmade Dugola Button only $780,
ladies' find Pebble Goat, worked button holes,
". Mrs VIM. II. Rich. III Market space.
.. Keith Sunderland has been granted liquor
license.
Mrs. J. F. Hood complains of scarcity of
water at her house, l0lT q street northwest.
Lloyds Express has removed to 1914 L
street, and not l4l0, as was stated In yesterday
mornings paper
The commissioners have bought a site at
Twenty-third and W streets northwest for the
proposed new school building.
Charles A, Keefo was severely cut in the leg
during an alteration Wednesday night at
Twelfth and & streets southeast.
Chief Clerk Youmans, of .he treasury says IL
will be two months before the work of reno
waiting the treasury can be begun.
The names of the successors TO DIessrs. Nc.
Donald and Mullican, of the water DEPART
ment, Will be made known to-day
Lewis Sinclair, a colored boy was sent to
Jail for sixty days yesterday by Judge Smell
for stealing 1915 from Mrs. Annie Young.
-. Albert. Walker attempted to commit suicide
Wednesday night by taking laudanum. Dr.
Mayheld's efforts brought him around oil
right.
Mr.. Smith, Of the third auditors Office, yester-
day caught in the river off Herr & Cissel's
mill, y fine carp, weighing over five pounds
lie had considerable of n contest to land his
capture.
The register yesterday, received the will of
Louisa NJ. Hutchinson, late of Norfolk, Va
for probate and record. The deceased leaves
her property in Norfolk and this city to her sis.
tiers, brother, and other relatives.
The watChman nt Kendall Green was fred
at by two suspicious looking men at / o'clock
yesterday morning whom he was following
thrSugh the grounds. lie returned the shots,
but the parties escaped.
James Newman, Robert Lee, Thompson
Diggs all colored, were arrested at a. IN. yes.
terday by Officers Work aud Ilghtbown. of the
fourth precinct, for brea king into the house of
John Webster. Judge Smell sent them to Jail
for four and two months, respectively.
National Republican., 1886-09-10
A. rvo,,,r,o - p,,,,,,o,.

The resignation OF Daniel w. Atwood,
late clerk In the pension Office, on account
Of long-contlnued i'll health, causes deep
regret among his many friends. Mr.. At
wood, by his industry and integrity, has
won the respect Of all who knew him. He
went from Alabama 10 Ohio when boy,
and afterwards graduated at Iberia College,
in that state. He taught school from that
time until colored men were accepted as
soldiers In the Union army during the re-
bellion, when he enlisted and served as SER
geant major OF bis regiment until the close
OF the war. He then resumed teaching and
continued this work until 1872, when he
was appointed special agent In the pen
sion service. A year later he was given O
desk In the pension bureau at Washington
at a salary OF ~, 200 year. By close atten-
tlon TO bis duties, and without political In
nuence, he was promoted through the In
termedlate grades until he reached the po-
sitlon of $4,000 clerk, the highest position
ever obtained by q colored government
clerk, outside Of the freedman's bureau.
His friends hoped that he would enjoy for
many years the benefits OF his well-earned
place, but poor health has decreed other
wise. He has gone to GAINESVILLE, Ohio, his
old home, followed by many wishes that
complete rest and freedom from business
cares may restore him to bodily strength.
Note dr., and receipt books at cost-Whit-
National Republican., 1886-09-10


Quick Time to Bay Ridge-Second
Grand Sunday Excursion via ID. g. r.
X. II.
In order that the residents of Washington
may have another opportunity OF visiting the
great, new summer resort of Bay Ridge, the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will on Sun
day next, the 18th instant, run u special excur.
sion TO that point at rate of 81. Although still
In its youth, Bay Ridge is one of the most de-
lightful excursion points In this vicinity. II Ia
beautifully situated on. the shores Of Chesa
peake Bay near Annapolis, In the very midst
OF the greatest fishing waters and oyster fields
in the world. The accommodations are very
extensive, and embrace a large and well.ap-
pointed hotel cottages, casino, a pavilion, and,
In fact, every feature requisite for the success
ful equipment of a resort for the people. The
bathing facilities are fine, the fishing and sail
ing superb. One may spend a delightful day
there and yet reach home early in the evening
Special train will leave Baltimore and Potomac
station, Washington, 10 q. IN, Excursion
tickets will be sold at 81. Returning, special
will leave Bay Ridge Sp m. Secure tickets
early.
THE further 1t goes the better 1t fares-our
National Republican., 1886-09-10
An fne slntIonery AZ eosl-Whltaker,l
RobberI es Reported.

Louis p. Spinner, 036 street northwest, re.
ports that an employe orhis who has been can.
vassing for portraits, embezzled SIS from him.
Charles L. Burdett, 800 NJ street northwest, re-
ports a satchel stolen containing Sl2 worth of
underclothing. James b. Foy, 105 b street
southeast, reports that sneak thief stole sl2
from the money till in his bar. II. Baum re-
ports that unoccupied house 473 I street south.
west was entered by cutting the Stats of the
were stolen.
National Republican., 1886-09-10

Box stationery at cost-Whitaker's.
The Court Recor d.

Equity Court-Justice James.-Kirk VS.. Com.
missioner of Patents leave given TO amend bill
and ordered to be heard in the general term
in the first instance. Jones VS.. Baltimore leave
to John II. Porter to answer. Norris vs. Real
Estate of Norris, delivery OF possession OF real
of absent defendant ordered. Emmons VS..
Beamer, release by trustee satisfied. Cushing
VS.. Tappan. order appointing Frank T. Brown.
ing guardian ad litem. Christiani VS.. Adams,
order appointing Il, G. Weaver guardian I'D
Item, and Leigh Robinson special auditor.
Beaynns Us. May bill dismissed with costs.
Hutchins vs. Hutchins, auditors report com.
frmed. No assignment.
National Republican., 1886-09-10

w. E. speer, the inspector who was sent
to Charleston to inspect government prop
erty, has telegraphed the supervising
architect of the treasury as follows:
"Postofflce damaged beyond repair; will
have roof supported and walls propped up
so as to enable business TO continue with
safety TO life until another building can be
obtained. Club house is complete ruin;
will have walls endangerlng life taken
down. Custom house not badly damaged.
Gables and portico ceilings will have to be
taken down.
The club house mentioned was originally
built for club purposes, but has been In use
by the government.
National Republican., 1886-09-10
FRIDAY Is The DAY WE
CLEAN HOUSE.

CLEAN HOUSE.
We rummage into corners
and other out-of-the-way
places and pick out all short
pieces, "Odd Sizes" "Broken
Lots" &C., place them on
display Fridays, and ask you
to buy them, because the
price has been cut, because
they are bargains" Judi
cious shoppers don't have to
be told. Thursday evenings
"Star" contains:
"odd Letters in Initial HandKerchiers.
"Odd Sizes" In Corsets
"Odd Pairs in Curtains.
Faded" Bicycle Shirts.
"Odd Sizes" In Mems Hose.
"Odd Sizes" in White suits.
All of which, in conjunc-
ton with the following, will
be on sale at 8 o'clock this
morning:
"Odd Sizes" in Cloves
We necessarily have left a
few sizes from every line we
buy. We can only keep the
stock clean and free from
odd sizes by offering them at
a lower price on Friday. To-
day we offer:
rair Ladies' 6Dut Length All.silk Gloves,
in Tan, Brown aud Mode, sizes 81 and !.
Regular prize, ce,.i...''''''' ''''''''''' 9So
10 pair Ladies' But. MousIuetaire Chamols.
skin Gloves, sizes 8, 90, :, and "a .,
Regular price. .,.'..'.''."'.' "
Remnant prico."". 70
II pair Ladies' 6.But. Real Kid Gloves,
Brown, Gray, and Black, sizes G, 6I4, and e%.
Regular price,. 20
Remnant price,. %
odd Lots" of Ladies Collars
AS we shall keep these styles no longer we
shall close out the remains on Friday at con-
sderably less regular prices.
43 Ladies' Cardinal open-work edge Collars,
sizes 10, 1871 and IA inv
Regular priCe..,..... ..."......"....,,".l0
"Remnant' price,. 10
80 Ladies' Fine Collars, hemstitched edge,
sizes IL 12ll, 10, 1315, and IL.
Regular price e:.....,."..."......".,..22o Pc
2sLadies' Turnover points Linen Collars,
3-ply, excellent quality, sizes -, l21S, 10, and
Regular price ce.:;;...''''''''''.'''"'" l2Ic
"Remnant price. ...".. .....",. l0c
5doz, Ladies' Fine Collars, edge hemslitched
in blocks.
Regular price ;.....".'..,"".""."75c
Second floor; take elevator.)
Winding-up Remnant" Sale
of Short Lengths of Laces.
lsh, spanish Gulpure, cOlOred Wash Laces,
Second floor; take elevator)
"Odd Garments" in Ladies'
Muslin Underwear.
Constantly changing the stock in order to Sc
cure better garments TO sell at certain price
necessarily leaves q few sizes and odd lots
These we reduce for our Remnant" sale,
closing out the goods and at the same time Civ
ing customers big bargains.
3 Fine Muslin Corset Covers, Pompadour
neck, yoke of Hamburg insertion aud fine
tucks. neck and front trimmed with Hamburg
edge. size 3S In.
Regular price. ce........,.'..''."...''..gSc gSc
Remnant price ........." ......".75c
plice neck, trimmed with Nainsook edge and
torchon lace, sizes 36, 3s, and 40.
heguiaI pt,i,ce pi,, ce.i.;,.''''''.'''''''"'T ~
4pair Ladies' Fine Cambria Drawers s. trim
med with wide, torchon lace, with tucks
atoye. sizes "a and 20 In; extra value.
Regular price.,....'.........'H 90
"Remnant prlce.."...."..,.". 20
Second floor; take elevator.)
WOODWARD & LoTHRop.