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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1888-08-03
YEARLY RA TIES:
Republican Primary Meetings and
County Convention.

The Republican voters Of Charles county,
are requested TO assemble in Primary Meetings,
at or near their several places Of voting in the
several districts,
Saturday, August 18Th,
between the hours Of and 6 in the afternoon
and select by ballot five delegates to represent
each district in the County Convention to
meet at por' Tobacco,
Noadoy, Augua 20h,
at 2 O'Clock m. TO select four delegates to rep
resent Charles county in the convention to
nominate a candidate for Congress, which
will meet at Laurel,
hnrsdoy, Angust 23rd.
By order Of the Republican
aug Bet State Central Committee
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A pnsEY. Pnhlisher.
ESTABLISHED ~ 1874.

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hon. q cents for each subsequent insertion
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VIII give yon the best fitting suit Of

for the lowest money of sny frst-class house
OF the kind in the city You Will find II large
assortment Of the best French ana English
Goods of the Latest Styles Weddlag sults
made to order upoa the very shortest noti, =
rel viii invite Al 10 give me a call,
become SATISFIED anI --ee msucy. je 25-lm
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OEHM'S AcMIEHALL-

5 and : w. Baltimore St, door from
m1y l6-bm Charles, Baltimore, Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-23
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A DNERTIsER AUTHOR OF NOTED C,iNI
"A merciai York IN demand by merchants even lrs
Endorsed by I. b and foreign Governments, so
lutely without competition whatever. destres parfv
with $4,000 To publish uew edition.. 500 600 D. ~
can be realized In four months This an unit,
visionary schenle but Nell-tested. established lact
Address EAfOkT TRADE. Star ofioe. oc.s3at.
2eSS MILL Buy 30 SHARES COLUMBIA
oa2-4t l3l3I ~
ISoR SALE-A LIVERY sTABIE-CENTRAIIY
located. doing a good business and we'll sun ed
with nrst-cass appOntm ents good for sci
Apply 20 DAVID ID. sIoNk- sos D ct. oceO b
- oorhOod; doing profitable business AVIl. 70
DAVID ID sIONE, SOC ST. oc2O-h
IroR sALE-THE FINE AND COMPLETE SIC x
Fixtures and Good viii of old established ry
house IA the North west doing business OF s3O.uf
year. Address Box a., star office. sc2O-:H'
lSuR sALE-A CORNER STORE. WILL sTOCI I'D
with groceries, meats. wine and liquors. wooden
willow ware, queens ware dry goods notions, ruler
boots, hardware. &C. Apply after d. week dHKs.
any time Oh sunday 1rn n aud agents not notif,-L
IyoR ENCHANGE-EIGHT GROOM NEW BIft-K
lO-rOom brick house. lot 2ONlOO: 81 800 A nm
room brick house lot 42KSO 81 1000. Wall tr1ds
A. MITCHELL S34 ct. Room = ocl5-tnal
ohOuses. furnished aud unfurnished We have i,ut
one vncant The demand this tall = very great Il .
satisfy our numerous customers who uhe % fay
liberal rents, could make ID To the Interest Of =
NJ NJ. PARKER, l4ls Est. ocl.5-l 4
INVESTMENTS - OMAHA FIRST MORTGAGE
y bonds. Rss per cent and are guaranteed by he
Cong any, Interest and Principal paid 10y the Che
al sums AZ. M PARKER, Washington Agent as
Est oclo-lal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-23
DREss TRIMMING BAReA1ss

The fine Persian Trimmings up to eco yard but
write to-day only of special bargains-those things
you can't get elsewhere ut the prices
Silk Trimming for Edging Tea Gowns, &c. All the
new colors. Only 25c. yard
The New Flat Silk Girdles
Silk Gimps. over inches wide and to match all the
shades in dress goods. Only 45c yard
Persian Band Trimming. Only al Is yard
Real Monkey Fur Trimming for 1886 yard This
measures inches at back, inches in front
Syrian Monkey. Only &16O yard
Real Monkey Muffs for o.. S5 90. All our furs ara
IN but we mention only Monkey" because It il to be
the fashion and will be very scarce later
Buttons for 25c. dozen: worth Soc One stvle of
the Medallion order has outside rim formed Inv a
wreath the center being rounded and Of dead shade
which shows to advantage the polished cluster of
flowers which form the center piece. Too many to
describe, but undoubted bargains at csc. dozen.
Continued below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-23

A prominent and active democrat, who has good
opportunities for judging the drift OF opinion and
tendency OF events both BY observation afforded
oy travel and intercourse with party leaders, gives
70 TIE STAR view Of the political situation some
what different from that generally entertained by
ne more enthusiastic members OF his party. As
TO the chances OF Cleveland carrying any Of the
states heretofore counted as reliably republican,
he regards all claims for such a result as worse
than nonsense, and money spent TO that end as
foolishly thrown away, except possibly in Michi-
gan, where he thinks the democrats have q remote
hope OF success. He regards the carrying Of the
legislature OF Kansas by the democrats and the
sending OF democrat 70 the Senate from that
state as within the range OF possibility. without
any chance, however, OF Cleveland carrying the
state. California, sometimes claimed by the more
sanguine democrats, he regards as sure for Harri-
son by from 700 to $4,000. He bases these ng-
ures on the largely increased vote In California,
due TO extensive acceSsons to her population dur
ing the last four years, mainly from the northern
states nearly all OF which win vote the republican
ticket, and make the golden state reliably republ
can for many years to come. Connecticut he con-
cedes TO the republicans, BY o small but sure
majority, while he considers Indiana and New Jer-
sey equally certain for Cleveland, but also by
small maJorities This makes New York the pivotal
state. In his opinion the republicans will come to
Harlem bridge with 1000 plurality, which will be
met BY democratic plurality In New York city Of
5000; In Kings county Brooklyn) OF $4,000, and
IN Queens, Richmond and suffolk OF about 1000,
giving Cleveland the state over Harrison by about
1900. Hills plurality he thinks will be very much
Larger than these figures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-23

Judge Lawrence, OF the supreme court OF New
York, has decided adversely TO the claim OF the
contestant who tried TO break the win OF samue,
J. Tilden and prevent the city from getting the
benent Of the splendid free library for which the
statesman beQueathed q fund. This does NOT
settle the case. Of course An appeal Will be taken
TO the general term OF the court, and thence, by
whichever side Is defeated, TO the court OF an.
peaia On some technically t Is possible that
the case may even yet get into the supreme court
or the United States II Is safe to assume that an
heir-at-law who is willing TO 60 into night OF this
sort VIII leave no stone un1urned 70 possess him.
SAT- Of 30 magnificent property. while city with
an enormous treasury to draw on for the expenses
Of litigation, and a corps Of eminent lawyers regu-
larry salaried In its employ Is not going TO sit idly
ny and see itself robbed by bubble.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-23

new source OF danger TO the New York demo.
Gratis south OF the Harlem river appears as a mere
speck In the sky In the revolt against Boss
Mclaughlin In Kings county. The Boss slate was
badly cracked at yesterdays convention, one OF
MS worst enemies being chosen for the FIRST place
on the ticket. In accordance with the old party
provero, 'the more Tight, the more democrats
this ought TO be regarded as q frst-rate sign. Bur
unfortunately, Mr.. Mclaughlin Is one OF those
leaders whose zeal for the success OF the
immediate object he has In hand always over.
rides every other consideration. This was show n
when. In 1873, he resolved TO drive the late John
Kelly out OF the leadership OF the party, and did
not even stop at the sacrifice Of democratic sunre-
macy In the state. II Mr.. Mclaughlin had MOI I'm.
sisted upon the denomination Of Governor Robin
son, the republicans could not possibly have car.
ned the state with Cornell; and II the same boss
determines 70 slaughter his foeman at the head NJ
the Kings County ticket this fall at any cost the
pf1ce he has TO pay for his pleasure may be sucb a
dfminution OF the democratic majority south OF
High bridge as win leave the republican majority
north OF IL unneutralized.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-23

For once coroner's jury has had the courage
TO speak out and tell the truth about a railroad
disaster. That which has been Investigating the
Mud Run horror on the Lehigh road places the re-
sponsibility upon the engineers of the two locomo-
tves attached to the seventh section OF the train
for not obeying the signals and for allowing their
train to approach a station without being under
control; upon the engineer OF the rear locomotive
especially, for not applying the air-breaks which
would have been quite practicable; upon the look.
out men In both locomotives for failing to warn
the engineers OF the presence Of the danger signals:
upon the rear brakeman OF the sixth section for
going only four hundred feet back to warn the
seventh, when he could have gone nearly q half
mile just as well and upon the conductors OF both
sections for not seeing TO 1t personally that the
rules OF the road were carried out
This Is q clear statement Of the case, certainly.
and there Is nothing now to prevent the grand
jury Of the county from going to work and indict.
ing these men for manslaughter. The conductors
though constructively responsible, are perhaps
the least TO be blamed OF any concerned. The
conductor OF section six could not have assured
himself that his brakeman went back far enough
without deserving the train and going back with
him; and the conductor Of section seven would
have been obliged, under any circumstances. to
have trusted TO one or the other Of his engineers
70 do what was right without direct supervision.
as ir was physical impossibility for him to be In
the front cab and rear cab at the same moment
But there Is no excuse whatever for the two en-
gineers Of section seven or their respective look
outs, or the brakeman OF section six who did only
small part of his duty, and committed the
wrong voluntarily and deliberately. These men
ought TO be made to suffer the penalties of the
law, the extreme sentence Of all being passed upon
the brakeman whose brutal laziness cost 30 many
human beings their lives.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-23

Governor Hill Is represented as beng thoroughly
alive TO the significance Of the present campaign.
and TO have said that he wanted to succeed or
fail with Cleveland as reelection to the govern
ship would be valueless to him without the
election OF democratic President 10 accompany It,
corresponding generosity OF sentiment Is at
tributed TO Warner Miller. With all the lesser Oh
stacles removed, and the factions In the city a.
sorting their loyalty, the struggle between the
national tickets Of the two parties in New York
state ought TO be very simple sharply outlined
matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-23
FOR RENT-OFFICES.

ISoR RENT-A DESIRABLE OFFICE. 1907 ~.
IL nv. on nrst hOOr. steam heat lest busiusas
iocstion hent REASONABLE. TYLER RUTH X
fOhD, i3Oa st NV oc.3-3fs
Iyok RENT. SUITABLE ROOMS FOR OFFICE or
Il business purposes, 9Th and D. a " sers lid
noOr cheap rent; excellent location. best brsifs
piook Ia city Inquire IN drug store on premsesocl
EoR RENT HAVE NOW IN NY OFFICE
u building. 6ls st, two very desirable conmtinl-
oang rooms lsKlb feet first floor fronting d stasst
with ttleerHph messenger call in place aud
lions Tor Telephone seryiccl and which, With heat sl
sas Will be rented Al lnducement rate u permanent
tenant u. &. LAWRENCE oca-lro
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-23

The inquiry comes TO TEE STAR "when and BY
whom was the Presidents residence nrst called
the White House and when {after It's destruction
oy the British In 1910 was IL completed and irst
occupiedf" Perhaps some OF our s'Oldest Inhab.
Rants readers can answer these questions
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-23
FOR RENT-STORES.

VroR kENT-BRICK STORE AND DWELLING a
e. corner 9th and SITS NV. Dwelling has 10 10 ms
anu moo inns. aud store l. arpe. With good
Will rent separately. ". e. DUNALI- ~. 1t. o2: 3.
LroR kENT-sToRE AND DWELLING, ls45 IN
- ~ nv; modern improvements. so per moi.th.
Also, nve-room Dwelling. 2O54 9Th ct NV; rl3 f-.r
month. including water rent ocsO-3f.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-23
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Best BLACK DnEss Goops

We merchants ali keep Prestley's Lupins and Cour.
tauld's Celebrated Black Goods.
Can we afford to sell at smaller profits than the credit
stores?
Since we claim sell Is per cent cheaper ia IL
not worth your while 10 make companions and see
whether we do 70 or notf
II we do it's . saving OF dollars to Won.
PRIESTLEY'6 Silk Warp Henrtettas A. n On
sI5o. s2.
LuPIN's cashmeres Blue and Jet Blacks. so. 60.
rs, CSC w W.
coURTAULDs crepes-4-4 and 60. at d, s1.s5.
sL6o. sL76' ~. s2.50. %. s3.50. g. %. and 90 .
NUNS Yelling. with Border. 75c. q. s1.e5, sl6o.
S1.6S. o..
0PRIEsTLY's Armure. Melrose Ravenns. c.shs-
mirs 90 inde Grape Cloth. Mourning Cloth, Drap d,
Alma. Canals Hair and serges. column advertise
ment could be written with above sentence a the sub
Jet
WARRANTED BLACK SILKS
NO RISK TO YOU. BECAUSE WE GUARANTEE
ALL THE BLACK SILKS BOUGHT OF US
NOT TO SPLIT Oh WEAR SHINY.
a On demand, written guarantee will be Riven
binding u to indemnify you the wear is unsstis-
factory.
Black g: Silks rs. q. slle. 81 .2A s1s5. sl.so.
SATIN RHADAME. &c.,. q. s1.le, sl.27. a. az
also, e1.6O. SI.S9.
ol5O. e1.6S and sl.S9
sURAH &c.. 75c., CSC. 81. 10 and alas.
AOlhE BLK, ol.l0, &l25, IL so SL75 and 40
ROYAL ARMURE. SATIN LUXOR. RHADZIMIR.
These three celsbrated makes only sl.25 . yard.
~ Above price list only tells you we havs treat
variety. II doesn't tell you we can afford less prots
and therefore can give better values than elsewhere
Comparison Of samples wiz tell though.
| T ri I.
~ at A#.::
| Eft e R AT
fkSoGS: I "A t..
4 LIsnER Propsssaos.
J oceo Cor. 18th End Runn. svA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-23
BLANKETS, Enc. Below Cosr.

BLANKETS. Ere. BELOW Cosr.
Less than they cost us. because you like white and
not colored blankets The reduced prices shall make
you like colored blankets Remember they are Just
the same qualities the white blankets that sold
well ct full prices
8 pairs gray blankets. e. so instead Of s375 pair.
pairs red blankets, 81 rs instead Of g. 90 pair
3 pairs red blankets, 1926 instead of "a so pair
pairs gray blankets. S425 instead of Is so pair
Also. the following babies crib blankets They are
WHITE. PURE WOOL. and have "Baby" deliberately
worked in silk letters These are very fine and expen-
sive blankets. and that's why have them now and
why they show the handling of those who admired
them but bought the lower priced ones and why the
price IL reduced:
Were.......... 5000 $500 $40O
Now .......................$425 1915 $500
ANOTHER BARGAIN.
Two carriage robes of the celebrated make-Pontos-
sue Wooden Manufacturing %. beauty. marked
EST 80. may be had for s6.75; the S5 robe to go at
S3.75.
FLANNELs VERY CHEAP
Elder Down double width), only colors Light Blue,
Pink. Cardinal. Navy. reduced from 85c to Csc
Merritts Flannels treated in the fulling mill.
as are Cassimeres. and therefore WARRANTED
NOT TO SHRINK We have only Gray and Brown.
which we reduced from SOC. to 37c per yard.
French Flannels in Stripes and Plaids, in combi-
nation colors. about 10 cut pieces to at &c., in
stead of SOC. o yard.
Shaker Flannels, from 12kc to 81 q yard. are re-
duced from II to 20 per cent below regular prices
Red Flannels from 25c. to 75c. yard. If you Q
Judge you'll buy when you the qualities offered
for the prices
ODD TABLE LINENS, &c.
It's always the expensive goods that get left Here
are Three Colored Damask Sets-Cloth and 12 Nap.
kins:
One Blue, reduced from SS. so to &c.
One Old Gold. reduced from 81. so to 1915.
One Red, reduced from Sc so to S4.75.
Here's bargain. One Marseilles Bed Spread, with
center Of foliage In natural coors, border
spond 1t has been folded inside out: the result is the
side generally in sight Is slightly soiled the under
meath perfect S5 INSTEAD OF $13
Three more bargains richly hand embroidere d
Towels. Such Towels that you'd never defle them by
using. 81. 25 instead of 81 80 each
That's ALL except few cut prices Of fine Table
Damask that'll go tomorrow early at the prices
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
bale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-23

II makes world Of difference with any labor
question whether the application OF its answer Is
TO be made In o thickly or q thinly settled coun-
Try. We have shut out the Chinese altogether
from the United states They are admitted into
Canada on the payment Of q 1fry-dollar entrance
fee. Here they compete with the ballot-bearing
laborer who works on the railways digs trenches,
and carries bricks up ladder. In Canada they
displace only women In domestic service as cooks
and laundresses and scullions. and the women go
into the factories instead. In this country they
are disposed TO herd together In the hearts OF
cities, or hire themselves out In gangs for railway
building. In Canada they are more on an indi-
vidual footing. That Is a preferable condition in
every respect, and accounts In no small measure,
probably, for the difference between the Canadian
and the American feeling toward the Chinese
But the time Is coming, unless the regular pro-
cesses of social evolution experience a check not
possible now TO foresee, when our northern neigh
bors viii initiate our course, and their visitors
from the fowery kingdom will be voted nuisance
and compelled TO either assimilate with the white
population or keep out OF the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-23
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

1-oa KRNT-TK0YTUSD BACK pARloHs or
II front and hsck chambers Furnished OF unfs-.
sarsr: . % q c;y ss O. ssr one ocaS
l,oR RENT-FoUR ROOMS ABOVE THE sIonE
NOM ns as 81 % sierd sss.S;.: refrcss -
CURED Inquire IN store. cc<S-sN
FoR RESTzrIyI ROOMS rU .IS H.II p.,, 80 :.
lSoR RENT-2I7 delaware AVE-. n n. fOlk
hsndsoney fnrpished kooms steam 49,, - - r.
is to d''r.S' T.' convenient % SsSs
EoR RENT-FRoNT AND BACK sEcoND-sTolr
hooms. third irona with ecsrh dos hr -.
nace ON one of the most desirable stre. Georyetosn'
s.rs pas the doors referencs- exchanged Aadre.s o.
I,oR RENT-BY NOV. rs TWO uNFURNIsHlD
~ rooms suitable for light hou.ekg erdng hath =
and cod water ON same noor. l1l5 9th st nv. 2ss
I,oR RENT-HANDsOMElY-FU ROOMS
ten suitel ON - floor front hrstlass t.es boaifs
location delightful references reQuired ilo3 Lea
I1oR REMITTANCE FURNISHED ROOM. FIRer
I noor. well heated and lighted, 1903 p n W. a-a
housekeep,ns. SIS nv. rcferenoes exohAnssA-
J1oR RENT-A NIcKLY FURNISHED sEooNp-
and attendance convenient ~ thrse hnos Il oar-s
pres nisr'n'e'' Address Boa i+S' star of'A'e
IyoR RENT-643 EAST CAPITOL sTREET-a
fernished and unfurnished room. with board rli-
Nate family. Home coniorts oc23.ts
EoR RENT-cok 9TH ST. AND MASS. ava.
II lArge. nicely Furnished Rrona with board: s1uti-
srn shIosure reisrenoss eAchAnsed AN oT clt tals
ooarders accommodated. oci0 l.r
ENoR RENr.To oNE or TWO GENTLIMEN-
,t two desirable rooms on second or third nsor, -
EoR RENT - PLEASANT SOUTHERN ROOMS,
win Board. Tor gentlemen only, nt ESQ and %
yer month; also hall room. third floor. al ss5 Iar
month 1890 18th st nv. oc2.I3ts
Eok RENT - FURNISHED ROOMS WITH "a
BILE: accommodation aud homc-like Tahls Rsa a
ere also. 424 Massachusetts ave. nv osseO-3is
ISoR RENT-723 18TH ST. FI.EGANTI.N ~ r.
n nished Room. single aud suite. al r.a=onaias
rates; also Rooms at fiorence. 200 7th stnw oO -
Eok hkNT-l3O4 l. ST. FURNISHED FRONr
wife or two gentlemen. private family no chIl.lr,s
also Table Board. roference required GO 10 So
IeoR RENT NICELY FURNISHED KooNs-
- northeast corner sth aud n ste n-w. hr-t 60.
board; good location ocaO- az
IGOR RENT-DEsIRABIE ROOMS on 3D FIO,sR
- with private bath. FURNISHED uufurnishs.i. A
large room. fourth noUr house has al noi utl.s
convenient 10 two lines Of cars lO26 isth -
1soR RENT-lO06 ST. NV. 2D FLOOR lEosr
y bay window room, newly furnished. folding I'D
ana chinonier desirable Tor lady ofco sen
teneh; Convenient "a cars ana Depts 40. oc2O AZ.
Il furnished rooms on "a and 30 hoOrs. with boHFd-
oc1llm
lsoR kENr-l720 n ST NV, HANDSOMELY
iurnlshed hrst and second story sutss with loaTd.
one square west OF War and Navy Dep'ts ocll-2~s
E,oR RENT-2O2O @ ST NV, LARGE NICELY
~ inrilished rooms. single suite. secOud ard
third noors. liable board. Objection O. tamil -.
herilcs door. Avenue cars convenient refercn.-s
oc4-3ws
ISoR RENT : l4o5 n ST. NV, FURNISHED
n rooms single OF suite; Open private b.
roons ooard Speciality. sc2s-lBf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-23
FOR RENT-HALLS.

I,oR RENT-FUkNIsHED HALL g23 II n a.
Il 20 lodges, clubs and assOclAtons on DAYS nd
evenings To suit AIyly at ". u. DENIsON = lead
Estate Office. under above hall aa.lO-alT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-23
DREss GooDs SpEc1ALr1Es.

DREss GooDs SpEc1ALr1Es
By virtue Of the popular verdict-your verdict-we
unhesitstingly claim better values the under
toned prices than be produced elsewhere in this
city:
40-INCH WOOL sERGEs. SOC.
(All the new colors.)
40INCH FINE WOOL sERGEs, CSC.
New ard delicate tinta)
52-INCH ENGLISH BROADCLOTHs, q. rs.
(No desirable shade we hsvent.)
54.INCH ENGLISH BROADCLOTHs, q .eS.
Cant be matched under 81 25)
54-INCH ENGLISH BROADCLoTHs. s225.
Especially made for Riding HabitaJ
54-INCH STRIPED BROADCLOTHs, s1.25
New combinations of colors.)
54-INCH CHECK BRoADCLoTHs. sl.25.
Scotch and English Plads)
40-INCH PLAID AND STRIPED sERGEs.
UThese serges at 90. rs and 9sc invariably re-.
ceive the praise Of visitors and therefore, ask
them your special attention.
Continued below)
~ n aNxyA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-23

Sr.c1A1rrrs.
w r {. F. {; :
s WI T 6 c; !.
s. +! /: + E., $IIjj:Ey {; .
EE.IIH$IS : : :: :; #E:.. +: = Y
i BIEHs:EE|EEE.. e. e. BE- Ell f. II
S$$#S r. f. 4 !. Fl r / :
We are now ready In EVERY DEPARTMENT with
full and complete lines Of all the NEW and CHOICE
GOODS Remember our LADIES' WRAP DEPART
AENT Il now located on first Aoor. and We viii b
pleased 70 have you cali and inspect our goods We
azs In receipt Of now soods every day.
VIM. Il. McKNEw,
Isse r Il. TAxtoA
oc22 e3s Pennayivanis avsnuA
q. g. DAv1s
no MARKET SPACE
WE OFFER SPECIAL PRICES IN TABLE DAM.
ASK. so. rs. q. q. 2s. q so AND q PER YARD.
The above goods have been recently purchased and
are offered ct much less than goods bought . month
ego can be sold.
Extra sood value In & and x NAPKINS.
Big bargains in TowELa
We offer the BEST GOODS to be found in the mar.
kst
Our buyer purchased Ut great advantage big line Of
BALMORAL SKIRTS; prices range from 81. SO to %
ask to them. they worthy Of your attention.
RIBBONS are being used very extensively a. Dress
Trimmings this season. furnish every style and
shade wanted; prices never low or shades s(
varied and handsome,
NEW TRIMMINGS EVERY DAT. Stock kept frest
and all the styles added fast they appear IN
the market
Examine our STOCK OF BLACK DRESS GOODS
We do not keep colors but should you need anything
In the line Of BLACK WOOLENS or SILKS, 1t viii pay
you to get our prices before you purchase.
NEW BLACK HOSIERY. Just opened; one lot o.
4erino ct Soc. former price, 75c.
MERINo UNDKRwEAR FOR LADIES AMI
CHILDREN. al the most approved makes.
NOTION STOCK COMPLETE.
CHOICE LINE OF SOAPS AND PRRFuMERY.
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