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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-06-28

ATTORNEY AT LAw-U. s. Commissioner, Com
missioner for New York and Pennsylvania, and
Notary P~ublic-Onice No. 40 South Erie street up
STAIRS Masslllon, ONO. wan give strict attention
adjoining counties and in the Federal Courts North
ern District of Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-06-28

ATTORNEYS AT LAW-ohce over First Nationa
Bank, Eagle Block, Canton, Ohio. Counsel in botl
German and English LauBslbO-tr-d&W
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-06-28
ROBERT a. FOLGER

ALLEN CARNES,
ATTORNEY AT LAW-0n1ce with W. and A. MO
Klnley, Canton, Ohio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-06-28

a w.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE N NOTARY UB-
LIC-Is running a law shop In the Reed House,
Canal street, Navarro, o., from whence / will de-
fend the innocent, prod" the wicked, collect the
bad debts and mix up prescriptions for the neigh
Z bOrs at bedrock" rates. Young fellow, II you
want anything ground out in my line, call.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-06-28

JAMES j. GRANT,
ATTORNEY AT LAW-Omce In the new Saxton
Block, Canton, Ohio. [msy25ay I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13

IL II well, In estimating the significance OF cleo
ton betting, to inquire what the circumstances
are attending IL. For example, a rich Philadel-
phian, who was in New York the other evening,
offered ten thousand dollars even on Harrison
The oier was promptly accepted by professional
oookmaker. The Philadelphian then proposed to
stake three hundred dollars more on his winning his
nrst bet. This was taken equally promptly Next
the Phiadelphian, stung by the failure OF his plan
70 down the enemy, offered another bet OF five
hundred dollars on Harrison, to which the New
Yorker responded by producing fve hundred dol
lars from his pocket and handing It over TO the
stakeholder; and the Philadelphia stopped. What
was the meaning Of all this? Was the New Yorker
so confident or Clevelands election that he would
have gone on putting up all night? No, he was
not particularly confident He did not
know, and did not care, whether Cleve-
land was elected or not He simply
made betting business, the same as II he sold
eggs and butter on commission. He was ready to
take all the even bets he could, because there
were frequenters OF his establishment who had
outstanding offers or one hundred to eighty on
Cleveland; and all he had TO do was to put up
eighty dollars Of every hundred OF the Philadel-
phian's money against a hundred OF a New York
customers and pocket the remaining twenty as
clear profit. Therefore, anybody who laid great
store by the meaning Of the little episode described
was deceived by Appearances AL things are not
what they seem-in the art Of bet-making at cleo
ton time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13

The extremity Of folly was reached when the
streetear strikers In Chicago resorted TO violence
to brighten their employers into granting their de.
mands Up to that time they had the hight prac-
ucally In their own hands. Public sympathy was
generally with them, and President Yerkes was
beginning 10 show signs OF weakening. But with
the first violence, or threat OF Violence came a re-
vulsion OF popular feeling and an entire change of
the legal status OF the strikers as well From
being peaceaoe and law-abiding citizens, assert
ing what they believed to be their rights they be-
came law-oreakers, rioters, and liable TO the
penalties prescribed for ofYenses OF that SORT
There may still be some doubt. whether the per-
sons engaged In the dynamite plot were strikers
or outsiders For the sake OF the strikers It is to
be hoped that they had no share In this business
The riotous demonstrations already made wrought
them injury enough, without this being added TO
the rest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13
BusrsEss Is Boox1se.

HANDSOME CLOTH PLAIDs. one yard and half
wide. pure wool; cash value 75c-, reduced to 5Oc
Lressnt 20: laLegans BRIDAL Quilt worth also.
DOUBLE WHITE BLANkETs, immense size, extra
heavy. slight imperfect 100. s3t S375.
Present No. "a pair of pure wool double Blankets
Tor The Baby. worth 81. so.
LADIES' bROADCLOTH yard and half wide. pure
WOOL AZ eolon cash value FL reduced to S75sc.
p.sS SsSp,ns sas,h oSieh pure Linen nne quality
HINklE1TA CAsHMEkEs. all colors nearly one
yerd a.d hall wide. pure WOOL finest quality. cash
Present No Two pairs Dsmask Towels worth a.
BID ConfokTs, large sine. extra heavy; 75c., 81.
Cssh customsrs select one Of the above valuable
prooants with purchase Of al0.
CARRIERS
III MARKET SPACE. NEAR 7TH ST
LADIES CLOTH SUITING. pure wool yard and
hAlf vide. eash vspue Use. reduced 20 SOC
preosnt No o-Par OF DanlAsk Towels. worth Al
ME6ANT ROYAL skRGE- pure wool. vide double
width. casn value soc. reduced to 81 NC.
Present GA half d. zen fine quail IT, pure Iinen
DeDzsk Sapkins worth 7oc.
BLANKETS. dnest quality. immense sixe. extrs
heavy. pure wool Is, ID. o..
ia '''n' No "A D''f OF siii Embroidered c0r's's
HENRIETTA CAsHMEREs. extra wide double
With pure WOOL all color.. reduced cash price 4sc
CAsh customer requested to select one OF the
above presents with purchase Of e5. ocl3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13

II Congress intends TO investigate the tunnel
frauds thoroughly on its own account, Il will be
necessary for that body 70 pass a resolution on
Monday authorizing the aqueduct committee to
Use a sufficient sum from the aQueduct appropria-
ton 10 keep the pumps running until the investi-
cation has been completed As under Judge Dur
hams decision work must stop November /, the
water would gain enough In two days 10 prevent
access 10 the work beyond the shafts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13
Usn1vAn1rn BLANKET BAneA,Ss
WOODWARD q LOTdhOP.
Cor. 11th and + sta n. y.

The stock IL new-direct from the mills We
have paid more than usual care in selecting and
buying Blankets. We ind that the know hovs
has great deal to do with the price, It In NOT
possible to buy better values In washington or
elsewhere than we are NOV Offering. Conspicuous
for great worth 10 the case Of seven pound
Blankets st - per pair. They measure nearly
twelve-Quarters, and arc 20 per cent pure wool
and rs Per cent soft durable Cotton. Il n bet.
ter for the slight mixture OF Cotton, because IL
a not 20 bulky - the same weight Of Wool would
be, and u all the stronger for it. We have
known the time when We would have been glsd
70 get such . Blanket to retail at %. We have
named il The Tacoma" and the price Il q per
pair.
We are making . ~spscialty~o Of line Of AL
Wool Blankets in all the sixa.
We control this Blanket for the District Of
Columbia, and know whereof We speak whom
ne say IL has no superior as the prices. To our
certain knowledge they are sold In New York
for more money.
Fine grade Of pure wool and called -The
Cspital City" Blankets. The 10-4 sire weighs
fuil pounds; price g. The Ia sim weighs
g pounds; price %. Tho 12-4 stss weighs 2
pounds: price % per pair.
We are proud Of our Biankst stock and are
saxisfsd thst should you examine n. make COM
n risons talthough Il y hard 10 carry the quail
~ of . blankst in the eye from store to st0rsl.
yuu YIN readily recognise the fact thst our
Baanksts axs not surpassed - thear respecttvs
Uousth Aees; spisndid nsAt and show Wsss.,
WOODWARD LorHRoP.
eelS Co 11ths nd , sta nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13

PHILADELPHIA SToRH
NEW STYLES DRESS GOODS.
just received 3S-inch All-Wool Stripe in Blue,
Brown, Green, Terra Gotta and Gobein at SOC.
3S-inch Plaids, same coors, at SOC.
"a Fancy Cot hs all colors in tripes, from 7Oc up
ull stock Fancy Plaids and Stripes from 25c. up.
3S-inch Serge. all colors. good value. SOC
.3S-iuch Cashmere, all coors. goo0 value, SOC.
SpecaL-One lot Serges, SO and 80 inches reduced
46.inch Henriettas, all colors, S5c.
"a Ladies' Cloths at Toe: and 81.
the lest styles in the market aud the prices very
low.
special Bargain In Velveteen all colors Our stock
Of velveteens that sold 80 75c and 81 reduced
to "a nc. Black velveteens at so. IS, Toe
Silk Velvets Black and Colors, at 0Oc,, 81, 8l.25,
@l.50, e.
BLACK Silks from 75c. to 81.
Black Rhadames, all prices and good quality
Black Cashmere from 4Oc up, all wool.
Priestley's Goods all styles (the best)
Courtauld's English Crepes less than regular pricea
Special in Plush lS-inch, all colors. at 75c
BLANKETS BLANKETS
We have the best ALL Wool Blankets in the city st
"a, 30, SO. and g. 10-4. ia. 12-4 81 per pound
Lots OF Others equal in value
Bargains in Of Flannels. Can't be beat.
Drawers at $1.25.
special-Oue Case Of SHOPPERS Ga Derby Ribbed
Hose at 25c.
CARHART LEIDY
oc13 S2S 7th and 700 st NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13

CoxpLErEl
The stock Of Fine Clothing for Men and Boys Of OAK
HALL. corner 10th and + sta. II now complete. and
nowhere else you 6nd auch assortment Of good
well selected aud made clothing ct such low pg1CoA
FOR MEN.
Overcoats 1t %, worth $3.50
Overcoats Ut %. IA worth 90
Overcoats ct els worth ol0
Overcoats 1t 1915, worth olo.
Overcoats vt Gil so, worth 61&
OveTcosts ct Slh worth Egg
Overcoats at SO, worth ESQ.
eguirse an tnspscton 70 spprecste these barQains
full line Of suits Ct $3.50. 20 so, Gil, ol3, and
sHas,n Y g e = RCD = any sold IN ths city
Prince Albert euits ct Dl5. worth go.
Prince Abert Suite o 41n, worth t26.
FOB BOYS TO IL
euits and OvsEcoats ct ~. 50. "a a. a. "a "a
worth fully 3 pr cent more
FOB BOYS 10 10 Is
splsndd linz Of thrsepdscs sui q pejces 10 suit
FOE BOYS Is TO II
Tns best lns e euih and ovsseesss W svsR had q
NE lowest puoDlh1D pE1coD.
.Qdd Pants. fog Men end Doya Inmsnss sssee>nspt
at lowest pg1oeA
OAK HALL.
ee12 Corner l0A md = -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13
OrHEH NEw DHEss Goops.

Compare any Of the following with samples from
where you VIII and We confidently expect your patron
age.
75c. Silk Plushes..... Trimming velvets at 79c Al
s125. $1.50. SLIGO. s2. and 1850 a yard sursh
Silks at Csc, 75c.. and aL Satin Rhadames AZ
Csc and 81 Fsille ct s1.25 and 81 o. all the
above in the newest shades
Priestly's, Lupin's and Courtauld's Black Goods
The Warranted Black Silks in less than thirty
different styles.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13

We have all kinds Some Of them the genuine-our
own Importation others made in this country of En-
glish Cloths others again. of American Cloth. Some
with tight backs and loose fitting fronts othegs tight
fitting at front. Some with Angel" others with
Storm Sleeves. Black. Of course and the Blues,
Greens. Reds. etc. Too many styles to quote here
Won't you call?
listers. 50. $40. s12. sl4. SIS. SIG. $50.
haslans. $40. Sl1. Sl2. Si4 s16 s17, SIS.
Mod1eskas S16. $40, $780, S;S3, S35, $40.
sf Chidren's and Misses listers. Just stylish.
Just Is good but half the pricesless than haf for the
youngsters.
THE PALAIS RoYA{.
CONTINUED belov)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13
BARGAINS In DHEss Goops

The season IL advancing. Ladies have been Sam
ping" Comparisons have been made. The popular
verdict Of those who don't ask credit is follows:
eve quote the sayings Of our patrons.)
The PaAis royals Soc Henriettas "Conspar favor
doty nth this sample Of Csc. Henrieas got at.
ours are full 10 inches WIDE warranted all and
in all new shades
The Paais Royals S5c. Henriettas. win you be able
to get any more" lady asked this question and we
replied: Not such quality" We have been told by
hundreds. yes hundreds OF patrons tn It our Silk
Finish Henretas at s5c far the best ralue in
torn" you want the desirable shades don't delay
call
The falais Royals Soc Serges "a nicer feel TO them
Than those saU at" Ours arted every
thread wool; full 40 inches wide; all shades and
Black-Jet Black.
THE PALAIS ROYAL
Continued heloxl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13

NOT content with raising the price of bread to
point wholy oisproportionate with the ADVANCE
which mas taken place In the price OF wheat ana
nouf, some OF the local bakers it IA asserted ru,
tnsf impose upon their customers oy selling
ioa,es considerably short OF the weight required
W correspondent In another column
Alleges Two instances where this trick was pla ved
upon him In the Police Court, also one oase wa.
tired and another withdrawn in which tina same
onenss was charged. With misdsmeanor, ure
tnose Asserted oy TIE STARS correspondent there
Is a.direct mode OF dealing The course Womb he
ior the person injured to enter his COMPLAINT
Al the district attorneys ONCE ana II the alle
Essaons were proven, have the offender receive the
iulVponisnment ordained by statute But the DIM
Guilty with the cases brought into police court TO-
Gay was that the alleged wrong-doing WAS COM
mseeo In Georgetown, which Is still for all prac-
tical purposes, separate municipality, and that
the Georgetown law differs from the washington
law In several technical particulars which embar
IAss every attempt TO administer justice under ir
IA washington policeman had seized the same
Dread which the Georgetown policeman seized, but
had laid hold OF 1t on the east side OF ROCK ,,reek
tnere would, IL Is stated, have been ground on
wnicn 70 punish the Defendants This Is only one
VI nunoreos OF Instances In which the conflict OF
authority between the two cities ends In the de-
strucuon OF all discipline. the whole system OF
Ie9isiation for Washington and Georgetown re-
quires revising and uniying and that is one of the
objects To which Congress needs to devote early
attention.
The title Of "west Washington applied TO
Georgetown IL q misleading misnomer having no
leGa authority, as Is shown by the decision OF the
District Commissioners allowing the electric street
une company to string overhead wires along the
streets OF Georgetown, on the ground that the act
OF Congress Prohibiting the further erection Of
such wires In "the city OF Washington" did not
apply 70 Georgetown. Under the same ruling
the Commissioners hold that the erection OF air
strung wires In the county OF washington outside
OF the city Is not prohibited by the act Of Congress
IL Is evident that Congress has all along legis-
lated for the District on the assumption that WASH
fngton and Georgetown were one city, under the
former name. The important question now comes
up. under the decision or the Commissioners that
a law OF Congress applying TO "the City OF WASH
ington' does not include Georgetown. whether the
past expenditure In Georgetown OF money appro-
priated BY Congress for washington" has not
been Illegal? In every point OF view 1t is necessary
that Congress should take speedy action to settle
the status OF the two DistriH cities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WANTED - TO AMATEUR scIENTTsTs ME-
w chanical INVENTOR and otheS rood machinst
many yeAr practical experience. has hrscla~- lathe
and tools, deoirss employment. moderate remunera-
ton THOMAS PALMER SOY 9Th street north
west ocl2-St'
WANTED-BY VERY RESPECT BLE ANDIN-
w telligent young German woman q place 90 do
chamber work and 20 take Of ch ldrcn Q small
family beat references Address b D. O. Star ofcex'
WANTED = LADY FROM vrRGlNIA WISHES
w position In family ~ teach sms children -
companion for elderly lady invalid rrferenc-s Ad-
dress Miss p. 30 I'd ST. FREDERICK. Nd oclo-<'
WANTED-BY A REsPECTABLE WHITE GIRL.
w Is years old situation ~ learn dre.smskinE or
10 run . sewing machine. Addrsss = n b. 1913
81. se. ocl2-2t'
WANrED-A YOUNG LADY. AN ORPHAN OF
w refinement and stranger In the city. would LIKE
20 go 20 southern California - companion and nurse
for elderly gentleman lady OF means. references
Addres- ALONE. Star once ocll-3r
WANTED-B A GENTLEMAN OF GOOD
w habits. position collector clerk reference
furnished Address d. l. NJ ID. Star once. ocll -3t'
WANTED-BY TWO CoLoRED GIRLS PLACES
w 10 do general housework small family, with.
OUT washing or ironing. oras chAnbermAsd Gal lOl1
Y st. ocl1-2r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13
WANTED ROOMS.

WANTED-BY TWO ADULTS 1HREE UNFUR-
nouse near car hne references required Address @.
O.. Star once. IL.
WANTLD-BY FOUR WORKING MEN GOOD
w rooms and board between \ and 20th sta. near
rem avenue Address d. A. J.. sIsr once. ocl3-3t'
WANTED - FURNISHED AND UNFINISHED
w Rooms; pers ms having Them tor rent should see
rs al once; have many calls Cor them ROOM RENT
INC AGENCY, ol2 9th St nv. ocl3-3t'
WANIED-Bf GENTLEMAN. WIFE, AND TWO
w daughters q ed 10 AID years) from 4 to 5
rooms, handsomely furnished I'd noor with priv
lese OF light housekeeping house be hrstclAss
Win noiern conyeniences and hea thy high. sood
neshoorhood private family where there no chill
9ren Ereiefred Immediate possession required. Ad-
dress boA 81, Star ONCE. ocl3-2t'
WANTED-A WHITE WOMAN TO Do THE
w washing for q small family at her own homr:
must De well recommended for honesty and rood
prompt work Apply TO Mira sPENCEk, spencerisn
Collese once, 1OS ID ct NV ocl3-2w
WANTED-A GOOD WHITE NoMAN TO COOK;
w must furnish references Apply 7ol G st. NV L
WANTED-BY AN ARMY OFFICER AND VIII T.
w room and board in Washington or Georeetown.
state terms, location Of room, mode of heating Ad
dress Box IL. star ONCE. oio-2ts
WAN1ED-wE ARE DOING LARGE ROOM.
w renting business We shall have large demands
Tor rooms ~ soon Is the Knights Tempars Conclave
meet here early In November Place your rooms with
US; smallest fee r. =. hUTCHINs 4 co. Room
kenters and Real Estate Asents 1921 st oil i3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13
THE "SrAn,s- RECOMMENDATIONS

The PAais Royal feels little pride In quot M
from an article published in the editorial columns
Of this paper. and headed
THE DEMON DEBT:
zone Of the most serious and insid,ors obstacles IN the
Sas If thrtft Of Of mind. and Of true household
conVoTt 70 the running account" 81" the foundation
for debt and al the distressing formula Of tndsb ed
nssa" Running accounts GRE dealers opportunity
TO charge high pr1ces" This sorekssper Uho cells ms
wares credit alpavs obliged make good the &C.
counts Of has bad customers by taking larger prof
those rho do pay"
The inference IL obvious for the 'rPALA1S ROYAL"
10 the only of its line In this city that does
NOT do credit business
81 spent the PALAIs ROYAL goes o. far a. S1-25
spent at the Credit stores
illustrations be given your everyday require
ments.
In fact what do you not require at this season. Tor
viii not Fall Dress make everythins else not
new look shabby
IS II NEW SHOES!
- Handmade Button Boots for ladies IN no ess than
mine different styles good those made to order at
"a. % 60 These - Boots are our speciality, out
show also the best 81 Donyola Kid Boots in town
Boys Misses Children and the Baby can be supplied.
too.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Continued below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13
Is II A SEA1-sk1N, CoAr.

You'll look twice before yon'l answer. Wear one on
the street and the passer-by will say Yea"
We refer to our improved seal Plush Wraps, which
in material finish, and At closely resemble real
sesl-skin than anything previously shown.
Jackets. S16. $50, 81, 324, S25 S2S. $50, S35.
Coats, s22. s25. s2S $50. s32, S35, $40.
Newmarkets. s47. S67.
Modieskas. s2U. 81. s25. $50, a35. $40.
Visites, s20 S25, $50, S35, Gao.
sB From 10 to 10 per cent difference in quality or
price at the credit stores 1t the saving of dol
ars to buy your Seal Coat here.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
(Contiuued below
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13

WISDOM"
MATERIAL NEGLECT Is DETRIMENTAL TO THE
SOUL.
shield you Sickness In order to give everybody
chsnce to observe the above golden proverb we have
plseeH on our third noSf lot OF oargins 1t such LOW
of our statement: A lot Of Ladies' Black Farmers
q fF0 aRS M
CAP, AND HOOD, including some made Of velvet
s peess Of the
inches wde in brown. green, blue and garnet Fall
elegant fabric for wrapper or Dress reduced
lot Of odds and ends Of Msrino and Cotton Under.
wear. consisting of Mems shirts and Drawers, LADIES'
A small lot Of Ladies' Shoulder Shetland and Scotch
Shawis marked below cost being the remainder of .
About SO pieces Of oLoAKINe MATERIAL. con-
Illuminated Twill, purchased from a great Eastern
liquidation sale at prices to ast9und the best connOis
sepr o heavy weight merchandise
fine Satin Pulled IHisK HOLDERS cnciu d nv az
S ss PsfTiJ TsG and
and e. and many other items Of interest at less
than regular market value.
and are determined to make . reduction, conse-
quently we offer lot o. our 81 shirts at CSC. Posi-
Also so dozen 3-piy GENTS Linen Collars different
styles. at &C. each. Regular value 10. 12h and l5c
fort and Blanket Department Come and see for your
selves.
Our Department Of Gents Cardiean Jackets is COM
pet1 nas v, Iuia nne OF German ana honie manu-
i35 dozen Of Gents Light Brown. full regular made
It would exhaust the most powerful hand Of ,ourn..
ltsm to advertse every article of interest
snd tn se SpT 1r time
One price, W ithout Partially.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13
New DREss GooDs, Ere
Continued below,)

The new shades Of Blues, Greens, Reds, &C., now
fashionable In Dress Goods also showing in
Dress Trimmings, Cloves, tab0ons, and Hosiery. In
many instances we were compelled have the goods
dy to our special order which re in time and
II ouble than will be repaid Us in profits Howe yer
we are content with you saying: ..One can match
almost any shade at the Patdss R-paL"
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
CONTINUED below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13

Have You COMPARED THEM,
those who have not made comparison of above
quoted Dress Goods are requested to do So 1t will
prove whether the Palais Royal cash system enables
better values At the prices than given at the other
credit storeA.
Have You compared our 54-inch 9Oc. Flannel Suit.
lngs, In New Coors. those 9Sc. in Combination
Stripes with those usually offered ut these prices,
Have you compared samples from the credit storea
with our Oh inch English Broadcloths at al % Al AZ
SleS. and s2.4S. Those with fancy plsds are ruuHh
admired though Of course the plain coors have hosts
of patrons
II you'll note the qualities and variety of STYLES I'm
our striped and Plaid serges. at g. 80. and ESQ., 70
cannot but patronize Us.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13
SECURE BAnaArxs.
L q. DAVIS.
71o MARKET SPACE

We are now prepared to offer special Bareains In
every Department. New Lacea New Dnpery, Nets,
New Hsndksrchsfs. New Gloves. veilings. &c. &c.
Our Trimming Department ID complete All the new
shades in Persian Effects, Gilt and Silver Braids Silk
and Mohsir Braids, Jet Passementerie and Banda
Steel and in fact everyt hing to be found that 10
and seasonable
Ladies' and Childrrns Merino Underwear This
has recently been largely added to- prices
much lower than ever.
CoRsETS! CoRsErs!
We keep only the approved styles and can fur
Corets sold with . guarantee. and after three
weeks wear not satisfactory the money will be
turned.
New line of Silk and Gloria Umbrsllas
sEAsoNABLE BLACK DRESS GOODS
Rhadama Armure, Surahs and other weaves OF the
best Silks In the market. IA Wool and Silk show
silk Warp Henrietta Cloth. Silk Warp Drsp De Alma
Royal Surah, Merose, Serges BroadcothA sebastopol
Trcot Cashmeres. Foule aud Flannels. Elegant line
OF Gray Gooda ana many new and novel things In
Black and White Dress Goods.
WORCESTERSHIRE LINENS
Table Linens and Towels At Rock Bottom prices Our
Csc. Towel il the best ever shown. Napkins and
Cloths to match desgna To all Of which we in
vite your attention, and promise to do our best to
please.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-13

TIE BEST AssoRTMENToFC COCOA MATS AND
Il kuss, the best Of goods q the lowest prices at
- 1HE FAIR
II S12 TIN St NV