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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-18
fHESAPEAKL AND OHIO ROUTE
6CHEDULE IN EFFECT SEPT. 10Th.
1888

LEAVE RICHMOND:
s:45 am For Newpor, News. Old Point Com.
fort and Norfolk. daily except
sunday. Pullman Palace cars
Richmond 20 Old Point.
o:l3 am Sundays only. 10 Newport News.
Old Point. AMI Norfolk.
liz am through ana Local Mail 10 All
points West. except Sunday.
% pm FOR Newport News, Old Point and
Norfolk, except Sunday.
iOJpm charlottesville accommodation. OK.
cept Sunday.
o:D pm For Louisville, Cincinnati. Chicseo
b. Louis, Memphis, and New Or
leans. Fast Express. with through
FuHmans Daily. Only route run
ming Pullmsls West from Rich
mond.
ARRIVE RICHMOND:
$50 am Charlottesville accommodation or.
cept Sunday.
1000 Am From Norfolk, Old Point And
Newport News, scent sonasv
1l0 pm From Local points and the vs.t
daily except Sunday.
$40 pm From Norfolk. Old Point And Nav
pon avs, daily. Pullman psi-
ace sleeping car trcm Old Point 20
Cincinnati
st0 pm From Louisville and Cincinnati
Fast Express daily.
Depot Seventeenth and Broad street,
ncket-ofbces: 1000 Main street and denot.
II. W. FULLER,
J. +. ODELL. s'' AGENT
General SUPERINTENDENT
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-18
Dining Hnnm Tnrnitnrc.

The stiff aad massive style of furniture
characteristic Of tho period of Henry ii has
been revived in The world OF fashion, with
various notifications, for modern dining
rooms
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4 Popular Fabric for WINTER Draperies.

Tho new double faced canton AannelS,
showing on one side floral or scroll designs
on a dark surface, aad on the other side ono
plain color, rcprescDg a very desirable ma
terial for draperes OF a comparatively small
cost The fabric is close and thick, with a
long. soft nap, so that, though in fact moth
ing but cotton 1t protects against draughis
and has a sufficiently rich and heavy look for
winter use.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-18

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG ANN
POTOMAC.
THROUGH ALL-RATL FAST FREIGHT
LINE TO AND FROM BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA. NEW YORK,
AND EAsTERN AND
WESTERN CITIEs.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND RAIVTVapE
IN EACH DIRECTION.
~ Oorrespondingly quick time to other pointa
through bills OF Isten issued at low rstes.
m G. A. TAYLOR.
On ~ General Freight Agent.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-18
DAILY. rpaily (ercept Sunday.
=. STOPPING PLAORs.

citffiNd PfAtkS,
Nos. 81 and IA make no stops. No, 81 stouf
only on signal at Manchester AMI C,eetcS
No. y stops only on signal mt Chester, C,,.tro.
ia ana Manchester. No. Il stops on fieuai q
All regu AR stations. No. 81 stops on sigma q
al regular stations. and afro at TEN pleS ana
Port Walthall. Nos. 81. -, %. "a. b. "a 81.
and y Will stop al al stations for passengsr0.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
On Trains Nos. "a and % sleeping can b.
tween New York and Tampa. Fla, (yia Jack
sonFl!lel. On Trains Nos. Il and 81 sleeping
cars between Washington and Charleston
On Train No. ~ sleeDng-cars between
New YORK and Jacksonville. On Train No n
sleeping cars between Washington and JACK
sonYilie.
THE ONLY ALLRAILLINE TO NORFOLK
RRicSmona, LOSS am. Norfolk. $50 pm
Norfolk, 800 am. Richmond. 1875 aa.
Norfolk. 800 pm. Richmo~d d s;l, m
These trains also make close ronnectis,ma
Tor Farmyille. Lynchburg, and south
western points and al stations on the Norfolk
ana western railroad. except the l0k3 trnIn.
fasssensers for points west OF PetersDura
should take the s~o An train instead.
4. NJ. SULLf,
Superintendo9t.
y. T. d. MY3R&.
General Superintendent
4. N. EMERSON, General Passenger Aren't
SOL HAAS. Traffic Manager. lap 3
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-18

NLD PAPERS FOR SALE Al THIe
|O0PFfCF at r. suts per huudro@
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-18

A DINING ROOM IN HENRY II STYLE.
Straight backed chairs and ponderons
tables, with legs turned on the lathe, cab
incts and sideboards OF architectural design,
are tho prominent features Of Cinquecento
furniture, which, for solidity and hard wear,
leave nothing to desire, but can hardly be
called elegant
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-18

CESrLEMES's USDERwEAR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-13

Lovers OF rsh-food and Of the sport o: gathering
r. In are % be congratulated on the spirit shown
By Congress In dealing with the Fish Commission.
The nrst bill which has got through both houses
IL the nearly-expired six weeks OF the session pro-
vides for the appointment OF salaried officer to
presiie over the commission. and the signature OF
the President Is as good as assured. The work OF
this bureau was kept up 10 the highest mark for
efficiency under Professor Baird and. II Mr.. Cleve-
land makes a wise choice OF a commissioner 10
viii continue 20 b. one OF the most thoroughly
useful branches OF the public service. Its benifi-
cent influence Is especially felt In the western and
southwestern country, which Is lie more habit
able for pioneer settlers by having its streams
stocked without expense TO the persons directly
benefited. who are generally too poor to undertake
the expense OF transportation themselves This
dissemination OF foolish is in the nature of an
improvement OF the Government lands, Ike plant
ing timber trees or working wagon-rcads and
therefore no objection can be raised to the
uss OF public money for It. At the
same time 10 Is conducted at much less expense
than o similar enterprise OF q private nature
could be, because the railroads over which the
nsh-fry go are as directly Interested in the work
rs the Government itself. They own lands which
they se IN sections 70 settlers and the proximity
OF these lands 10 wel-stocked streams Is an extra
Incentive 70 their purchase. The cost OF railway
service is therefore reduced TO minimum and the
commissions cars are attached to express trains
and given every facility for rapid travel, instead
Of being reiegated to the freight department., as
they would be IN the ordinary course OF things.
The passage Of yesterdays bill was the first real
recognition by Congress Of the value OF the work
thus far done by the Fish Commission. 1t was.
moreover, a handsome posthumouS tribute to the
patient and unselish devotion OF Prof. Baird TO
the greatest task OF his life
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-13
WOODWARD & LorHnors COLUMN.
FRIDAY. JANUARY Is. 1888.
CHANGED DAILY.
SATURDAYS SALE Or CoRsrrs.

SATURDAYS SALE Or CoRsErs.
We have only about dozen pairs of the JOB
Lot" Of Corsets at
SOC. PER PAIR.
These arc subject to slight :mperfections In
the making. e sell the same Corsets (perfect)
all the year around ct Toe. u and el.25 per
pair. AL sizes excepting 10, % and "a,
ONLY Soc PER PAIR
Our stock Of Corsets 10 particularly complete
and well selected, comprising the best to be had
for the several prices:
GOOD GERMAN WOVEN CORsErS,
Side steels embroidered busts, scslloped top.
ONLY 75c PER PAIR.
FINE AMERICAN COUrIL CORsETs,
Extra double on account Of double boned hips,
ONLY q PER PAIR.
r. l. g. DOUBLE BoNED COUTIL CORsETS.
ONLY IL 25 PER PAIR.
Our great "speciaity'-thsbes best fitting corsets
made:
]. @. French Coutil Corsets, 81 90.
l. G. short Waist" Corsets. s175.
l. C. French Sstteen Corsets, S2.25.
1. C. Corsets. in other styles. 1850. -. and
S4B7.
This department is conveniently situsted on
the second floor in the aunex-out of the way Of
passers-by.
Second door. two elevators.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th and SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-13
Extra COOP VALuEs In LINENS
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th and + SITS. NV.

We invite your examination and comparison
of the following substantial bargains in Table
Damssks. Napkins and Towels:
GO-inch Full Bleached German Linen Table
Damasks, in all white. and red bordered, pure
FAX, and warranted to retain its weight after
wash.ng, extra value.
ONLY 800 PER YARD.
66-inch Cream German Linen Dsmasks choice
of five handsome patterns, soft undressed
finish, and Ia an unusually good quality for the
price.
ONLY SOC. PER YARD.
74-inch e yards and 2 inches fun, Cream
German Linep Table Damaska. thirteen hand
from dressing or any foreign substance. We
consider this the best wide damask possible to
buy anywhere for the price.
ONLY q PER YARD.
100 dozen, sise @-S, Cream German Linen
CoIorsd Bofdered Fringed Damask Doylisa. tbs
''''' ONLY Il PER DOZEN.
100 dosen. size d 8, Bleached German Linen
Darnssk Table Napkins. full selvedse tas are all
our napkinsh eight choice patterns, extra quail
tty, and belongs at el5O,
ONLY sl.25 PER DOZEN
100 dozen, sizs Is by SO. Plain White All.
Linen Monte Towels, usual price l2>6c.,
ONLY 10c. EACH.
We carry the largest stock and best variety Of
twenty -nvs-cent Towels in the city-s stock
that has few equals In thia country.
$500 DOZEN Of Fine Damask and Huckabsck
Pure Lipen Towels. In sixteen different styles.
comprising all white and fancy bordered. either
plain or knotted fringe, ssss 90 By 40 to "a by
- inches.
CHOICE R5c. EACH.
(sscond Floor; Commodious Dspartmspk)
WOODWARD & L0THROP,
A13 Cor. 11th and r sta n. ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-13

The suit OF Capt. John Tobln 10 obtain possess
Ion Of eighty acres OF land In the heart OF Salt Lake
city, and estimated al value OF not less than one
million dollars exclusive of improvements may be
the entering wedge OF a new and clever device f,r
settling the eTer-oothersome Mormon question. II
dozen or two other able-bodied claimants could
be found, 10 rise up and demand the dispossesston
OF The Mormon occupants OF the most valuable real
estate 10 the city, life might be made so uncom
Portable for the defendants that they would be not
only willing but anxious 70 emigrate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-13

SATURDAYS Glow BARGAINS.
Woodward 4 Lothrop invite attention to tho
following excellent values in Gloves.
Ladies' 4-but Embroidered back Suede
Gloves in Tans and Browns
ONLY 81 PER PAIR.
ladies' 4-but English Walking Kid Gloves,
embroidered backs. picque stitched. assorted
shades Of light, dark and English tans.
&1.50 AND $l.75 PER PAIR.
Elegant line Of Kid Gloves and 8lk Mite
for evening wear. All lengths and shades.
WOODWARD i.OTHROP.
Cor. 1lth aud + sta. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-13
ATTRACTIVE OrrERrse In CLoAks

SATURDAY MORNING
We shall offer
ONE LOT OF CHILDRENS CLOAKS
$3.50,
which have been selling all winter at e10 3l2
Sl3, Sl3 so. GA, $l5 and &16 each.
About 80 Garments in the lot, made from
fancy striped and checked Cloths, with hoods;
few with capes. Excellent variety to select
from Sizes 4, g, 3, 10 and l2 years. Hardly
any two styles exactly alike. representing the
best values in Chiidrens Cloaks We have yet Of
fered Remember. were $40, S12, Sl3, 1880.
S14, $i5 and 3l6 each.
NOW, TO CLOSE. $3.50 CHOICE
These Cloaks will be placed on table by
themselves. in order that you may the entire
assortment, and the more readily make selec-
tiOn.
{Third hoor.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor 1 lth aud Il sta NV
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UNDERWEAR SALE CONTINUED.

UNDERWEAR SALE CONTINUED.
WOODWARD LOTHROP will continue tn,
EIGHTH ANNUAL JANUARY SALE
of
LADIES' FINE MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
andl quote the additional extraordinary bar.
Rxins. The response to this sale the Last two
weeks shows conclusively that our cottons,
styles, workmanship aud prices are appreciated
Notwithstanding the recent advances in cot
tons our prices for the MadeUp Garments will
remain the same.
CHEMISE FOR 25 CENTS.
Made from good Muslin. square neck. Cambria
luffie around the neck and sleeves. well-tnade,
entirely finished, all sizes.
CHEMISE FOR BIN CENTS.
Made from strong, serviceable Muslin, tucked
front, Hamburg edge on neck. sleeves and
front. extra value. all sizes.... 37hc.
DRAWERS FOR % CENTS.
Made from extra good cotton, two-inch Ham,
burg rufae, with two clusters Of tucks above
the ruffie full cut...- 45c.
CORSET COVERS FOR 12N CENTS.
Made from fair muslin. seams finished. buttons
and button-holes complete, high and low
CORSET COVERS FOR % CENTS.
Made from extra good cotton. hamburg trim
med. we'll finished. all sizes ..............25c.
MOTHER HUBBARD GOWNS FOR SO CENTa.
Made from strong soft muslin yoke of solid
tucks, nicely made and finished. all sizes. .aOc
MOTHER HUBBARD GOWNS FOX 10 CENTS.
Made from extra-fne cotton, soft finish ed, yoke
of tucks and insertion, Hamburg trimmed. 75c
MUSLIN SKIRTS FOR SIS CENTS
Made from heavy soft muslin, finished with
tucked cs'abric rufae. with cluster Of fine
tucks abONe Observation-Disclosures, 5oc
MUSLIN SKIRTS FOR 40 CENTS
Made from extra good heavy cotton. double
cambria ruffie. three deep tucks in each ruffie
with cluster Of tucks above. ...........75c
MUSLIN SKIRTS FOR ONE DOLLAR.
Made from extra fine quality Of muslin, eight
inch cambria ruffie trimmed with torchon
lace, torchon lace inserting in the ruffie full
Wlut0
tSecond floor: through arch)
WOODWARD b TOTupop
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-13
Too MucH WARx WrArHKn


Has interfered with the Sale Of our Bed Cover
ing We wish 10 rid ourselves Of the enormous
stock We have yet % hand
We realize that people expect to buy cheaper
now than they did one mouth ago. 90 without
reserve We have made . deep incision on the
prices of everything in the Bed Covering Lima
Hence the following stupendous Reductions:
BLANKET DEPARTMENT.
l04 White Blanket At e.
l0-< White Blanket. splendid quality ami God
weisht. e225.
lo-4 White Blanket extra nne quality. At ears.
worth $3.50.
ia Blanket which We were selling at s4.6O. now
a.
ll-4 o. White Blanket reduced to $3.50.
An Atwood ia Blanket At So
Our Extra wsishs and Quality Blanket pure wool,
sold At "a, now 80.
Our l2-4 s5 Blankets are reduced to e45o
Extra Large 12-4 Pure Wool Blankets q, &C. So
Extra Large and Heavy Weight at o.. o. so and s.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN CALIFORNIA
BI4ANKETs
lO-4 Fine California Wool Blanket, s. So reduced
from $3.50.
ia Fine California Wool Blanket ss. reduced
from SO
ia Fine California Wool blanket. Damask Border
$40 so. reduced from el2, SO.
12-4 Fine California Blanket at % and $3.50, re-
duced from ell.
12-4 Damask Border. 1850, worth SIS
Our Extra Size 1874 California Blanket ell. SIS
| and s16.5O.
Our Extra Size l4-4 California Blanket, els. so.
worth sl5.
CRIB BLANKETS
From the Cheapest to the Best Grades Of California.
CoMFoRTa
| Large size Comforter at 75c.
Large White Filling Comforter $50, reduced from
81.
Large Size and Heavy Weight at 81.
Large Size, White Filling 81 % worth 80
Sateen Comforts in stripes and dots reduced 81.
Figured Calico, with Plain Oil Red Lining. Quilted
Center. Fine White Filling 81.
| Tufted Comforts, large size, 81.
full line Of Cheese Cloth ssttsen and Elder Down
| Comforts ut greatly reduced prices.
| BED SPREADS
| 12-4 Honey Comb Spreads at Csc.
We have hand the LARGEST assortment Of Imported
| MarseilIes spreads in Washington.
4 Our %. so Spread reduced from e3 90
| Our % 90 Spread reduced from s5.
We have . full line of HORSE BLANKETS and LAP
| COVERS.
In advertising Il Is easy task to attempt to tell
you what Is kept in certain stock: will not try IL
here, but promise to show you Q varied unsqual led
| assortment aud unbroken.
| ~ ONE PRICE, AS HERETOFORE, AND THAT
PRICE WARRANTED,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-13
LIME OF INFANTS CASHMERE C1oAKs

This is one Of the best located departments in
the store-convenient. easily accessible well
stocked. and out of the way of passers by. We
cali attention to our elegant line Of
INFANTS CREAM CASHMERE CLOAKS,
handsomely embroidered. deep capes, nicely
finished and trimmed in a variety of styles.
$3.50. $3.50, "a so, and 80 each
Other prtces-as high as you wish to 10.
WOODWARD LOTHROP
anal Vote
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Advertisers.

will serve their purpose best. and At the 50 me
time greatly accommodate Tug Srss they will send
IN before to morrow their announcements for
the extra edition Of Saturday, paper the forms
of which must be sent 10 much earlier than
the other i've days of the week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-13


There is one feature OF the Carlisle-Thobe con
test case which has not received the attention &c
deserves from the press. This Is the attempt to
drag into the discussion the entirely extraneous
question OF Mr. Carlisles social position and fran-
cial responsibility as opposed TO Mr.. Thobe's
humber antecedents and comparative poverty
These considerations have absolutely nothing to
do with the controversy. IL Is absurd TO try to
use them as elements In the discussion. 10 Is
worse than aosurd-it Is wicked. IL helps TO widen
The breach which already. unhappiiy, exists be-
tween the rich and the poor In politics. Mr.. Car
Isle, moreover, Is not rich man, In the ordinary
aeceptation OF that term. He did not buy his way
10 the place which he now occupies in the social
and political world, but won Il by grace OF INTEL
lectuai ability and reputation for uprightness.
The only question before the elections commit
Zee and the House is whether Mr.. Thobe received
more votes than Mr.. Carlisle or fewer IL IL ca u
be shown that he received more he Is entitled to
seat In the House. and Mr. Carlisle Is not: and IL
Is safe to sag that. n this can be proved 70 the
satisfaction Of Mr.. Carlisle himself there Is no
member OF Congress who will step more promptly
70 the front 70 see that justice Is done to the con-
testant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-13

As the city OF Washington grows In population
wealth. and all material attainments Develops its
manifold attractions and brOadens and deepens
lis influence In that proportion Is the standing
of the District committees In Congress improved
and In TINT proportion the interest and pride OF
those committees 10 their work increase II is no
small matter TO De one OF a very few men TO whose
hards is virtually resigned the power OF molding
all legislation for nearly quarter million
people, and OF making the national capital worthy
OF the nation. So. starting from the level OF
slight consideration there has been q continu-
Gus elevation OF public regard In respect to the
District committees and the District Itself; and
from general neglect the part OF its legislators
the point has been reached where District affairs
receive the faithful and interested consideration OF
some OF the ablest men In Congress. But the best
EFFORTS OF the District committees are frequently
rendered inefecrual by the short time given to
them in tie full legislative bodies especially In
the House, and by the modest and self-distrustful
disposition OF some OF the members when
District affairs are discussed, which often
prevents a quorum at such times. From the
present Congress the District therefore asks ad-
dtional days for the consideration OF its affairs,
and continuance OF the intelligent labors In its
behalf by the District committees and It's other
friends In Congress, Designating all discourage
ments and disappointments OF the past. In the
bright days which In store for the District the
people will remember with grateful appreciation
the championship Of its friends In q time OF need
and In the present period Of transition TO full pros
perity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-13
WARM UNDERWEAR {lst t,oor,.

SL45 Wool Vests American Hosisry Co.'S Under
wear from I3c to S1.05. Scarlet Wool Unde At
Soc and 81 A. Swiss Ribbed Wool Vests at Csc
Chiidfens Red Underwear from 4Sc TO e123 Ladies'
Cashmere Hose at 16c., $50 and s1 childrens, from
23c to DOC. 20 per cent discount OF shove prices
means nve garments given you for price Of four ..
Fine fancy Silk Hosiery for o39S instead Of S6.9
Plain colors for - % instead Of IS AZ Tue O. GO
quality for sass. Sc. Cardinal Hose for l5c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-13

OEC. wORsTED BALL DRESS TRIMMING, ALL
ZC shades. cut to SC; per yard Marked in blue
figures. DOUBLE COMBiNA ION,
Jal3-3t l24l and 1913 11th st BE.
COING OUT OF CARPETS. OUR CIRCULAR
VI contains full list of the cut: ask for prices.
DOUBLE COMBINATION,
tal3-3t 124l Aid 1243 1lth St Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-13

few Of the reduced prices are 49, Satin Fan. for
2oc. Feather Fans at 40c. for 800 Satin Fans with
feather tips 75c inssssd of &c.. sl4S Black satin
Fans. feather tips. for sl.yA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-13

HERE ARE SOME ITEMS OF INTEREST TO
GENTLEMEN:
LOT 14-Men's genuine English Porpoise bal button
and Congress- all widths. London" French"
and plain" toe. Regular price $780, now
going at $500.
LOT 15-Mens Kangaroo hand -sewed Congress" and
Lace" in waulkenphast shape the very
finest material and workmanship: all Sizes
widths from "A" to ID" Regular price g.
now going at $3.50.
LOT 18-Men's French Calf hand.sewed. 'Button,"
BAL" and Congress-" in London" Broad.
way" "Bon-ton" and French" toes. all Sizes
widths from to z. Regular price S6.75
price now $500.
LOT 17Nfen's French Calf. hand sewed, cork soled
Laced" Balls" Plain and French toes, all
Sizes in widths B, c and D. Regular price
$3.50, now selling at $3.50.
LOT 1S-Men's Genuine Kangaroo, Congress and Lace.
with patent leather tips and London toes, all
sizes, widths to D. Regular price o.. will
sell them now at S5. SO.
LOT 19-Men's Westcott Calf hand. sewed line in all
widths and styles Of toe embracing Button,
Lace. and Congress. sizes SO to ~, and
widths A to E: our regular price for these
shoes is IS. they are worth 90. but we will let
them 70 in this great clearance sale 1t s425.
These staple goods and when they're gone
we'll have to duplicate them.
And lastly offer all that left Of our regular
81 80 line of Mems Button Balls and ConEress
London toes, widths mainly and E, sixes 9
to 1l-althoush we have some few smaller
si1es-for e. so.
NOTE.-THE PRICES AT WHICH WE SELL
THESE GOODS REGULARLY ARE AT LEAST A
DOLLAR A PAIR BELOW THE PRICES CHARGED
ELSEWHERE; AND. IN ORDER TO FORM COR.
RECT ESTIMATE OF WHAT STERLING BAR.
GAINS WE ARE NOW OFFERING. BEAR THIS
FACT IN MIND.
sAxs AND COMPANY.
GENERAL ouTTrrrERa
] 3al3 SEVENTH AND MARKET SPACE
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COTTON UNDERWEAR (2d f,oor,.

For Ladies-20 Per cent discount OF marked prices
OF Worsted, Flannel. Satin and Cloth skirts For
Chidren-worstedd Goods Of every description. Also,
Plush Hoods and Goats. Mer1no Clos sin fact, ali
Chdrens and Infants Goods ct go Per cent less
than they are marked
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-01-13

u Dolls for Soc. and 20 per cent discount Of
marked Prices Of all other Dolls