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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-22
Railroads 4 STEAMBOATS,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
arrangement If Traiss ts E6ecs
Oct. 2s. 1855.


lows
oofSe wEsI--e.s a N Tor Lewiston, Fsr.ain,
for hsiloweh aad Gardiner: ioiQ Il
Lewiston, farpinSiea. Racklaai, Portland a.
sostoai 200 Y. for hancwen and Garyftac
80 and 50 4: NJ s.Sprcss Tor Brunswick Bast
lewiston, Portland and Eostss; 80 z. NJ (.
daaoveu and 6arsieef; iIoe a. " Nigh; Pl'
msn1 for Lewiston, Portland aai Boston, and {,
bath sa;urtSys oalY Express trsins stops B.
twesn Angusis and Portland. nj ASllovsi. Iiardine
Brunswick enG MHeihreaS only.
GOING EAST AIS A. NJ might express) for
skoshssaA, o.sGgs.. .isr tsai-.-, ., ga
M. for watervile. >sewaesan Rauyur, {ireanviii
NSneeoofc and horiion. $40 y. NJ for skoe
he<sc, Belfast, Dexter, BauxN-, II. Sfephrn :
John sna AH,es'o's t.'lo.v, 10 p. NJ, for wste
vile on SATURDAYS only
The Night Pullman Pains run each vsv ever
eisai. Sundays inSIsded. but not to sko~heszn. 0
Monday eNsAIGgs " oey S..d n..a.sv.. y. ...',ie
mornings.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Gardiner 70
augusta =, rs =. Al. t,aS and As p VI: AalIoveD
at Nv A. NJ. lsc aaa see p. n.
fRtI9hr TRAINS for rsrilAns. 7se A. NJ. an.
ss-is 4; tor Naiefstle and Naauebaro Il K !
", ard 4.to Z. ". 6ae from Holtoa. l2 2 SD 4 .
Z, NJ ns' trosl tsnc' bore and Wate-Fstis F? 20
Through tickets to Csiitcrnia aad an points sout
snu Wet may be lad Of y H. Walker ticket ageu,
Augusta, the only ofsr selling via All routes an,
checking baggage frcS OF expense.
fAYsoN ruCkER. GeuI Manager.
y. 4 sooChBr, Gsn1 Pass ADD Ticket As,t.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-22
nem advertisements.
e1 5 I: CONSUMPTION

f. admitted by the uaadicsl authorities to be :
aeaeieney nnsiae waste q Oxy tizaeie fhosphoFu
normally existing in the human economy. In'
rRirty consists in the administration of prepare
fion Of Phosphorus being al onc~ asst ialaoe Sns
oxfdizable. WINChE>Tkk'> HlPoftio>PHifhS
Is the only preparation II Phosphorus which CON
biHe these characteristics in The highest degree tv
consumption Bronchitis. Coughs. Nigh
Sweats. and Nervous Dis- asss IL is unc9ualeo
Reeosanie Gdrsi by Physicians Sold by Drug lists
- per bottle send for eirr,ilSr- MANCHESTER
A. co.. Chemists, l62 william It. \ \.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-22

he only railroad in China i daily crowded
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4 DISTRESSING COUGH.

How many, especially during the Fall
md Winter months, arc tfos5Ied w..A
Cough, some,ifees 4 ya - !.aea!a.:, one
lines loose eausia; tie aasercr 70 Ts.se a
.afse arnosat Of o;-snsiy; matter; t,..sean
,oon be cured by using inS=;!s' ssfoss
and Lung Specific. wi.sh aets directly GA
,he Tiroai and LHngs-
Cured her Cough.
Mrs. JEsgniAn CLAaE. Lowell, Mass,
avs, %T~eivc years ago 1rit took
sottle OF your Thsoa; aaI Lung c2ee!Ie.
ma been troubled with a very bad Cough
l5r months. 4 so-ernt bottle cured riy
Cough. Since ilcn have no. been with
~, Il lean heartily recommend II 10 any
,ne who has bal cough"
Saved his Life.
Cnas. a. WANT. says "No lanpia''
can express the valar attach to your .--
eiGe. I believe il taved my life."
We would cite othcr Testimonials dill NC
.hink Il neees,arv. b.: i-.al bottle viii
convince you that it I. 81 80 represent.
Give il trial.
ingalls, Throat AMI Lung cpeelac is
sold by all Druggists. Price Soceats a1d
81. PREPARED on'g by TIC i-.CALLS
MEDiCA. CO.. Lowell, Mass.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-11-22
Lost,
Wanted.

7 OsT.-A large, grey and white cat. Finder
II viii please leave al l.. Myrick's, Ia STAT
street, and receive reward. dlws
National Republican., 1888-05-26
order the SUNDAY REPUBLICAN,. only 10 cents
per month, delivered by carrier and mail.
watchmcn Changed at chain Bridge.

Mr.. John NJ. Ncule has been appointed
watclman on the CLAIM bridge in place OF IL.
Gutshall dismissed. The appointment was
indorscd 10y Senator j. W. Daniel. Capt
Symons recommended the dismissal of Cuts
hall who, II j. said. refused to perform certain
work ordered done by the captain The lat
ter. in his report thought that bridge keeper
should have willingness enough to do Sundry
kinds of Jobs on the bridge and on the road
leading to the same, such as keeping cutters
clear, filling up holes In the road, and rcpaC-
ing old worn out planks IN the flooring Of the
bridge. Gutshall claimed that he had rhcuma-
tism and was unable to do the work, hut Capt.
SIMMONS thOmght differently.
National Republican., 1888-05-26

The day express which leaves Pittsburg via
b. ~ o. Il. Il. daily AT 8 Il. m, arrived at wash
ington and Baltimore on time every day eX.
one Of these days the train was eighteen min.
UtcS late and on the other thirteen minutes.
The day express which leaves Baltimore via
Il. n q. II. Il, daily at 10 u, IN. and Washington
at less Il. m. arrived at Pttsburg during the
month OF April m time grfyY ddy.
The prompt and reliable train service OF the
u. ~ o in conjunction with it, improved
line Is rapidly bringing il into public favor aS
/. the most desirable route for travel between
Pittsburg, Washington, and baltimore.
An equally reliable and efficient night SER
vice is also maintained between these three
cities, ON which elegant palace sleeping cars
are run.
National Republican., 1888-05-26
ALEXANDRIA MATTERS.
Items of Interest Gathered FOR Tho
mRepnbIIcan's" Headers.

The first annual meeting of the Mount Yer.
non Avenue Association will be hold here In
the council chamber on Tuesday next at 3
o'clock.
II Is learned that at the next term Of the
circuit court of the county of Alexandria pro.
Ceedings will be taken to declare the voters
residing on the Arlington estate not residents
Of Virginia, and not entitled TO vote. hold
office, or participate in the benefits of either
state or county government. The point Is
said hy members Of the bar of this city to he
well settled by the recent decision of the Su.
prcmc Court. In the event of the proceedings
being sustained about 100 voters will he
stricken from The county registration.
Mr., Francis lluity, of this city, was ycster-
day thrown from his horse while ont riding
breaking his leg.
Rev. W j. Young. Of the VI. T.. Church
South, of this city. has accepted an invitation
To preach the Coinment ement sermon on the
18th instant ut Vanderbilt University, Nash
Vile. Tenn, Mr.. Young was Il graduate from
this college In 1Sio
Mrs. Rose Latham, wife Of Mr.. Il, NJ.
Latham died at her late residence, OH lower
Prince street yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Latham was active In every charitable enter
prise, and her loss will greatly he felt by the
poor of tie city,.
MIR. A. i. Wcddcrburn, who has recently
opened Il rintng Office In this city, has pur-
chased the lot at the southen,t corner Of Pen
dlotun and Alfred streets for 5000 and will
erect ten dwellings thereon at an early day
National Republican., 1888-05-26
rroperty Uisposed of by Will.

The last will of Ellen Haake was filed In the
registers Office yesterday. All the estate,
both real and personal. Is left to the two
ncphews. Walter II. and WIN. Pendlebury.
equally. Judge John 4. Ninson, Of Rockville.
Md, is named aS executor The will of Lucy
l.. Hunter also filed. make the following he.
quests: TO her three Brothers. Vim. H.. John
G., and Charles :. McCain. SO each l.. Dow
MCClain, $40 and all the debts he owes to her;
10 her niece, Clara Mitchell. her watch and
apparel and Bible; to her mother, Mary A.
McClain, all the residue Of the estate, and she
is named as eXeCutriX. BY the will of Mary
sister, Sophronia X. Hubbard, and the re.
mainder OF the estate to her husband, Daniel
W. Fauncc, and he j. also named as executor.
National Republican., 1888-05-26
Col. A. IL. MarkInnG Dend.

The death of Col. A, II, Markland occurred
at the Clarendon Hotel yesterday morning OF
congestion of the lungs after short illness
Ills wife and Mr.. d. +. Barker, Of Boston,
his brothern.law, were in attendance at the
time. Col. Markand was born In Clarke
county, Ky, and came to this city IN 1912
where he has since lived He has held sew
eral high positions under the government and
was nominated .Qs third assistant postmaster
general by President Grant. lie was mem
Der of Pentalpha Lodge, No. %, +. A. A. NJ.
The funeral services Will be held al 81. Johns
Church at ESQ y. m. tomorrow, and the re-
mains will be buried at Oak Hill.
National Republican., 1888-05-26
Excursion to st. Louis National Demo-
cratic Convention.

The Democratic Clubs of the District of Co.
lumlu have arranged for special train from
Washington to 81. Louis and return via II. "
q. II. H., leaving Washington at p IN. Satul'
day, June >, arriving al st. Louis Sunday even.
ing, june >. supper will be taken at Cumber.
land, breakfast at Cincinnati, and dinner at
NinCcnucs. The train will be composed OF
d. u q. palace sleeping cars. on the return
trip the special will leave Union depot, st.
Louis. at sp. m. Wednesday, June O. arriving
at Washington Friday morning, June 3. Tie
round.trip fare. including sleeping cur accom-.
modatiuns, one berth per passenger each way,
and meals en- route both going and returning,
will he $50 per capita Sleeping car accom-
modatiUns ON this train can be reserved In adj
vance upon application 10 the following mem
Iers Of the Democratic committee, VIZ; VIM
Dickson, lii7 + street northwest; Chas. Thomp
son. ir COrcoran building: Lawrence Gard
ner. i19 Tenth street northwest; W. II. Clagett,
$40 Market space; Lycurgus Dalton, postmas'
ter House of Representatives. lladley Doyle,
SDu9Oy Hjdid! Julius Emmner, 1911 street
northwest
See the SO mems bargain suits Eiscmail
National Republican., 1888-05-26
BRoSNAN CONVICTED.
The Charge of the Court Direct
Against Him.

IN the criminal court yesterday morning
the case OF John Brosnan, charged with keep.
ing an unlicensed bar, was concluded. Jus.
tice Montgomery charged the Jury at length
reviewing the testimony and the arguments Of
counsel In conclusion he said ~ regard this
Qucsti,n as a serious and doubtful one. do
think however, that In disposing Of such
things II should not he forgotten that Il yer.
diet Of not guilty whether right or wrong,
cannot he reviewed or set aside, while yer.
dict of guilty may he. BESIDES, my
better judgment is that the license cannot
protect the defendants II issued upon mi :
apprehension The authorities supposed they
had q majority,of the, necessary people con.
senting In writing. This was a mistake. They
Lad not such Il majority. Had they known
the facts the license would not have issued.
My judgment Is that they did right IN adyis.
ing defendant of the revocation and tender.
ing him back his money. After this ! do not
think his license Is u protection, and do not
think any legal defense has been made, and
the verdict should he one Of conviction
The Jury then brought In verdict of guilty.
Counsel for defense gave notice OF motion
for n new trial, and his honor intmatcd that
lie would certify 1t to the general term.
National Republican., 1888-05-26
Excursion to Luray Cayerns.

A select excursion to the wonderful cavcrns
of Lutay will be run by the Baltimore and
cial train will leave the Baltimore and Ohio
depot, Washington, at $50 u. m, and reach
Washington on the return at Q p. m, allowing
four hours at the cavcrus Dinner can be rro.
cured at Luray Station Restaurant or at the
famous Luray Inn. The round trip fare will
he $3.50, and as the number of cxcursionSts Is
% & ~ sVv 1911 inOse ~, agInEs nggsIs ~ % ,9HJ m
Offices. Nos GiO and 1851 Pennsylvania avenle.
The seats In the train are numbered, and will
he reserved for those who purchase tickets In
aI
National Republican., 1888-05-26
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrences In and About the
CITY.

order the SUNDAY RErUGMcAN, only 10 cents
ucr month, delivered by carrier and mail,
Andrew Braid and wife have sold to Abrlm
J., Pardon for SG,GeS lot - IN square 2S
Richard u. Tyler has been appointed an
additional private on the police force.
The hcathoficc inspectors have pronounced
tlc bureau oi statistics In an unsHniary con.
ditiun.
The College Alumni Association of Howard
University had their annual dinner last Thurs.
day evening
CAPT. Symous recommends paving the ALLEYS
with rohblC stones and rubblc In place of
asphalt blocks.
Allen c. Clark aud wife have disposed Of
Taylor for s!i.is5.
llalbcrt L, Paine has sold to Robert H..
Lyons and wife for Sl!WO1 parts OF lots u, -,
and - in square ii5
Murray Mnrbury was yesterday by Justice
Montgomery, excused from further service rs
petit iurorat this term OF the criminal court,
VIM H. Davis. colorcd. formerly of this
city. has been arrested in Baltimore for steal.
ing Sl0O worth of goods from A. II. Greenfield,
Baltimore,
The contract for placing police and fire
alarm telegraph system In the Wuder build
ing has been awarded to n. Burket, Of this
| city. whose bid was $500.
Lieut.. Vernon and Ohiccr Tumburkc yes
| tcrday afternoon arrested August Jordan for
Stealing q set of harness from the stable Of
| Mrs De Sales, 325 street southwest.
At an informal meeting Of the board Of trus.
| tees Of the catholic University, held last
| Thursday night, plans for the future were
discussed but nothing definite arrived at.
\ verdict for $500 was given the plaintif. in
circuit court No. ., Justice Mcrrck, yesterday
| In the suit of Barton u. Jones against Sidney
| !. Wales to recover S!j,63B due on account.
| Commits ssiuncrs webb and Whcatly deny the
| statement that they are about to prepare q
| bill looking to the abatement of special assess
| ment charges against churches levied prior to
| 1870.
| Mrs. Frances Jones, by her counsel. MesSrs
| ShCllabargCr ~ Wilson and Campbell Caring
| ton, yesterday instituted suit against the Me
| tropoitan Railroad Company tu recover
| $4,000 dnmngcs.
National Republican., 1888-05-26

WOODWARD & LoTHRoP
Are offering the greatest
values in White India
Linen Embroideries, ALL
overs and Flouncings yet
shown this season. An
importer was anxious to
sell, and has unloaded to
us at a sacrifice. We shall
unload to you at proper
tionately low prices
Never before We're such
low prices quoted for
equal qualities, work, and
widths. Note the follow
ing sample bargains:
,aC.inch Alloyer Embroideries, in small
choice open'work patterns, never before re-
tailed for less than '5c. and usually at S1c.;
We have other equally as good values in
| more olalorately, worked patterns at zoe" 81,
1j.inch White Fine Sheer India Linen Flounc.
| ings, excellent dressy patterns, same bleach
| as the. regular India linens; never before re.
tailed for less than 81; only Gssc' per yard.
Narrow Edgings to match.
4j.inch White Extra Fine India Linen
| flouncings. embroidered 30 inches deep sharp,
clean scallops, heavy work; usually sold at
Sl,5O; only 81 per yard
Other equally as good
values in more elaborate
patterns, at &1.25, $3.50,
S1.75, 50, 1926, $3.50, and
&3, each and every piece
being commonly sold at
from SOC. to 81 per yard
more than now marked.
SPECIAL. - 1,300 yards
Fine Sheer Guipure point
Embroidery, beautiful
work and designs in
matched patterns of diff
ferent widths, viz:
5 inches wide, usually
SOC, only 35c.
Z inches wide, usually
75c., only 6Oc.
II inches wide, usually
$1.37, only 81.
Great variety of matched
sets of Fine Embroideries
at extremely reasonable
prices.
All-ovcrs
| Narrow EdgingS
a!inch FlounclugS TO match.
3binCh FlounCings
i5nch flouncngs
| We believe you will
readily recognize t h e
cheapness of these goods,
and the'importance Of this
S q e, consequently we
shall place them conspic-
uously on long center ta-
bles on second floor that
you may the more easily
and conveniently make
| your selections.
Second noorJ
National Republican., 1888-05-26

The case against George W. Harvey. the
restaurant keeper, corner of Eleventh street
and Pennsylvania avenue northwest, charged
with violating the eating house law In refus
ing TO serve colored persons, was begun IN the
criminal court yesterday and not finished.
the District and Col. W A. Cook FOR the de
tendant,
National Republican., 1888-05-26

Its Delicacy of Flavor and tue efficacy of
Its action have rendered the famous liquid
fruit remedy. Syrup of Figs, immensely popu.
lar II cleanseS and tones up the ClOgged and
ieverish system, dispels headaches, colds, and
fevers, cures Habitial Constipation, Dyspep
sia, and the many Ills depending on u weak OF
inactive condition of the Kidneys, Liver and
Bowels. For sale In 80 cent and 81 bottles by
all leading druggists Manufactured only by
the California Fig syrup Company. san Fran
cisco, cal
National Republican., 1888-05-26

a verdict of not guilty was rendered in the
criminal court yesterday in the case Of John
Market. charged with violating the eating
louse law by not keeping his prices posted on
Iln NNnll
National Republican., 1888-05-26
Lodge Meetings Tonight.

The following lodges will meet tonight at
the places named:
|. O. q. T.-Perseverance, No. ., Elks' Hall.
0O2 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
Sons of Jonadab- Pioneer No. |. 81 Ninth
street: Centennial, No. 4, 3li Eighth street;
spartan, No. 3, 1913 Seventh street.
National Cnion-GOvernmen Printing Ohice
Cabinet, No. 2ll, 1907 G street
National Republican., 1888-05-26

The sealed verdict brought in late Thursday
afternoon by the jury in circuit court No. ?,
in the case of VIM. u. Bowie against Frank
Hume to recover the balance due on note
for S2i $50, was opened In that court yesterday
luiI nj
National Republican., 1888-05-26
The President and Catholic Clergy.

Cardinal Gibbons, and Archbishop Ryan, of
Philadelphia: Bishops Elder and Moore, of
Florida; Kcanc, of Richmond and other
Catholic divines and students from 81. MlryS
College, Maryland, were received by the Pres
idcnt yesterday by appointment made at the
laying OF the cornerstone. Father Chapellc
had Charge of the NrrnnGcments.
National Republican., 1888-05-26

A SOUND mind goes very seldom without a
ward II moe than the use of AngOstura Bitters.
the world renowned appetizerand invigoratOr.
manufactured only 10y DR.. j. G. u. Siegcrt "
y
National Republican., 1888-05-26

The offer Of bonds TO the government yes.
terday amounted to Si1sOoo in lots as follows:
-Four per cent. coupon-S50,000 at l2s. Four
rer cent. registered SlO,OOo at ss1i. $4,000 at
iS, S2,G0O at 12Il, $500 at l21I, 100000 at 12S
$4,000 al 127i. Four.and.a a.half per cent. reg
istered-Sl500OO at 1885,, $4,000 at 1OSl, $500
at los.
The Secretary accepted siO,5Oo registered
I! per cents. at los.
National Republican., 1888-05-26

no- Many quoted bought usual
could only offered dou BILE the prices. This
Illustration of what prOmpt-pay system done
doing dull Wholesale market.
Ribbed Vests illustration Underwear
partment. Expect and surprises in other
partments advertised evening the
"Star."
National Republican., 1888-05-26
Excursinn in IndiananoIis.

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad will sell
excursion tickets to indianapolis, May - q
20 inclusive good for return passage until
June G, inclusive, at rate of SIC for the round
trim
National Republican., 1888-05-26
Harri,'s HiiOu Theatcr.

A bright and sparkling comedy drama,
Tile Little Detective" was the bill at the
Biiou yesterday, presented by the petite and
talented soubrette Miss Jennie Calcf, aud a
rood company to immensely large audiences
This play will he continued to-day.
National Republican., 1888-05-26

For family use no beer is better than the
Faust" from the Anheuser. Busch Brewing
Association. Try it, and be convinced. OF.
west. Phone SS0.5. Frank Schwarz, manager
National Republican., 1888-05-26

See the Sl2,6O mems bargain suits. Else.
man Bros, 1th and E, manufacturing clothlers
and tailOrs
National Republican., 1888-05-26
Frank Hume Cots n ycraict.

Order the SUNDAY REPUBLICAN, only OcGntS
ler month, delivered by carrier and mail
National Republican., 1888-05-26
Offers to Sell Bonds,

order the SUNDAY REPrBLIcAS. only 10 cents
per month. delivered by carrier and mail.
National Republican., 1888-05-26
5000 Pairs Black Silk
Hose.

Our stock is now as large as any othert three
stores in town. If the qualities for the prices
are not superior to others, then our giant pur.
chase will be a disastrous loss to us. We con
fdently await your verdict,
THE PRICES:
Plated Silk--75c, S3c, Csc, Siij.
spun Silk-Si3j, Sl.OS, Sl,9S, SaiS, $500,
Raw silk-S319, s34S, si6s si.os, s5.6S,
s5NS
Childrcn's sizes-OOc TO 90c Mems, I5c pair
National Republican., 1888-05-26

See the So boys bargain suits. Eiaeman
Bro, itl and f. manufacturing clotlilcrs and
inllNrs.
National Republican., 1888-05-26
The Jury Acauits John French.

See the S. bargain child suits. Elscmar
Bros, itl and l..
National Republican., 1888-05-26
ADVISORY COMMITTEE or STOCKHOLDERS.

lhe Wsach ncntscCnt light
under varying lnlaney nu98io together wit" economy of g
possesses all
artificial lighting ability
al the Under
NJ NJ. d., Philadelphia
opinion sIold
President Mcllhenny Washington Gas
Ihe thoroughly
thoroughly gOhiplh-W Washington Post.
sunlight artificial light
"lle Wsbach
n
and has displaced the electric light and the ordinary
inquirer , u. , .. ~, ,,,.-.,.., ,,,.,.,.,, ,.
graph
aMllmt Light
SIT viii onef the
brighter light Philadelphia Daily News
enabling heWslOch
Evening Call
"e Wst0c said beat the ordinary standard gas burner
ton Of forty sixteen From the london Times Feb 1851
smoe'om the lOnd Daily Telegraph Feb 3,
A Brilliant mellow light will fyoy electric light
upon the market From The Financial News London March FL 1851
Ihe London Weekly Bulletin
practical GonIs
Eyedinsy melow,Fom the Pail Mall
March 49,
lamp
G
advantage
Medical journal, May
EXHIBITION OPEN DAILY
From p m. to Il p. M,
$50 Fifteenth Street, (Corcoran Building.)
National Republican., 1888-05-26

See the $3.50 bargain child suits. Eiseman
Bros, eth and Il
National Republican., 1888-05-26
The Eating House Law.

See the $40 Omen's bargain suits Eisemall
Bros ith and f, manufacturing clothers and
National Republican., 1888-05-26
HOSIERY DAYS!
Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
May "a. May 25. May 20.
sSy Overloaded manufacturers and our
under-mentioned bargains for our special
sale.
4OOPairs Mems Socks
PIlICES 10, nj, 30, SOC


PRICES 10, -, 30, soc.
Are full regular made double toes and heels
improved shapes Novelties In Lisle Hose,
silk Half Hose worth 81 forf5c Warranted
Fast Black Hose for 35C that cannot be dupli.
Gated elsewhere under 5hc.
~ We refund the price paid if our Black
Hose stain the feet or do not wash perfect
black. We here publicly, record our promise
ladies Space IelowJ
6,OOO Pairs Lisle Hose.
Do you think we would add to our stock 800
dozen lisle Hose If they were not, eXtraordi.
the stocking inside ,out-the oolorings, the va.
liety, and then, and not till then, will You ap.
prcCiate the prices. Yes, we hope and think
Inequalities offered at aforementioned prices
will double Our hosiery business.
THE PRICES;
sc 50c 55c, Gjc i5c Sc 81, SIZES. Si.3j, si.jO.
THE $50 HOSE come in delicate shades of
tans, browns, faw1l, &C., are SILK finished and
have double toes and heels and white split
WHERE UNDER SOC PER PAIR.
THE 55o HOSE are Richeleu rib In delicate
end dark shades, also black, and are NOT TO
BE HAD ELSEWHERE UNDER 5jc PER
TIE 55c HOSE include French boating
stockings-navy blue with anchor, oars, &c,
In white: Another style with black open
work ankles and white ribbed uppers. Two
novelties costing more than 1jc pair to the
fhe lot comprises over 100 different styles.
and, as we wrote above, you must see the
pSe: TGSs to appreciate HE III sFNfIsA FNIAs A2'RoSSA RoSA an"
iSee spacc belowO
National Republican., 1888-05-26
WE HAVE STRUCK TERROR
To the High Priced
CIotl1ierS,

And If you want to save - per cent. trade
National Republican., 1888-05-26
THE WELSBACH
IncandeSCent
Gas Light.

The opportunity for subscription to the Capital
the Washington Wesbach Gas Light Company
cannot be extended beyond THIS EVENING"
The Wesbach lncandescent Gas Light Company of
A. o. GRANGER,
T.BoDINE.
Secretary and Treasurer.
National Republican., 1888-05-26
1900 Pairs Cotton Hose

When we write the best values ever offcrc
by the Palais Royal, does II not mean ever
offered in Washingtony You can Judge Il
YOU will