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Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-06
Cost of Getting the News.

Mr.. Eugene II. Camp, who has collected
tho statistics for America on this point, says,
through Tho American, that tho entire cost
of all news used in tho papers in this country
is $50, GI5, 900 per year. This is curiously t!i-
vded. The special bureaus, which are prin-
cipally located in New York, with tho right
TO look over the proofs every night of some
of the morning journals, cost s345, 900. This
Is divided among leo Of the leading provin-
cial papers. The business Of the Associate,
Press now amounts To 81 10000 yearly, and
that of the Unite1 Press foots up to $3.50, OCO.
These two sums, with tho special outlay for
telegraph tolls outside of the organizations,
place the total to all the papers Of 81 ,S20, eco
for this department In addition 70 this
there are to be reckoDed the special services
of professional correspondents in adjacent
towns aid important ccnters. whose salaries
aggregate 81, 100000 Le5ido This makes tho
total cost of all tho service about $3.50, GOO
per annun-
In the larger cities Of tho Union l. costa
all the way from 800 to $1,000 a week for
the working up Of local districts. Mr.. Camp
reckonI this yearly expense at about $i5,-
GO0,0Cl This Is correct analysis Of the CO.
pense collecting ncws and the proportion
IN w. n one branch Of tho service is related
to d. other. There are three lines on which
this rork proceeds--the gathering of pews
by 4 local reporter, tho use Of the telegraph
and 10 especial correspondent Each method
Is Closely related to tho other. The state
ment shows that there has been great tlevcl-
opnent Of journalism in tho matter Of news.
Every effort is made to get the news and ono
combination only paves the way for another
Ia order to keep the lead in this department.
Of newspaper. The greater the combine
ton, the greater the result, and ths paper
that Gas tho ncws is tho one that the public is
mos. vii Ing to pay for. -EcSson Herald.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-06
SLEEPING AFTER MEALS
a widespread but mistaken Dellef-Isest
for tho Brain.

a Widespread but mistaken Dellef-Ecst
for the Brain.
There Is widespread superstition. cher
ished by the great majority Of the people,
that TO sleep Immediately after they have
taken food is to endanger health, to favor
the onset of apoplexy, etc,--a superstition
based on the assumption that during sleep
the brain is normally congested. There is,
no doubt, such a thing as congestive sleep,
but during normal sleep tire brain is anBmic
When person has taken a fairly abundant
lunch or dinner the stomach demands a
special influx Of blood whcrcwith to accom-
plish It's work Of digestion; no organ can
more easily comply with that demand than
the BRAIN which, when in full activity, is
suffusel with maximum amount Of the
vital fluid.
But derivation Of blood from the brain
to the stomach can only take place, except in
exceptionally full blooded and vigorous per
sons, on tho condition that the cerebral func-
tons be meanwhile partially or wholly siis'
pended. Hence many people after taking
dinner feel indisposed for mental seton, and
not a few long for sleep, The already par
italy anDmic brain would fain yield up
to the stomach stiIl further supply
Of blood and yield itseR up b re-
freshing sleep. Doing 10 II gains new
strength: meanwhile digestlon proceeds en-
SPECIFICALLY, and soon body and MIND are
again equfppsd 10 continue In fuh force the
battle OF l3o. Bss superstition, ths ohih Of
ignorance, iatsrvsnes, declares that sleep
during digestion n dangerous, sdMofaisAes
the would be Shoppers TO struggle against
their perilo4ss inchRation, and, thons:A telling
them thes SfseT eAAHew tt,ey May sit ~wAiAe,
sssures tbem Of the Sls0~, "siSsY suppeE
YAH = Hslls,s
The millions ~ its victims oos.sialse, there
fore, Tho Strife " which b condemns them,
and bgn5Fs tas suygsetlone offered - tAem
by ths lower A11slah, who have always IrAo-
tieed IRE lcsscos ~ sCnud pnyslofogy BY
sleeping after fesfind whenever they ass Al
tn'-e.lI 70 30 80. HOAcS the hannah bssin and
human stomach u such ybetams SeE~eNA
with eocA ot;>eS tltlSsAg thS digestive process;
sse br9In, irorelled By superstition, ssriyes
10 work and densAde blood to wGfk with
while tive stopsch, stia1nlased ky its con
tents, strives 10 carry on lis mayveloss chem,
L4try, and demands aa ample supply OF blood
for tic puyposs Phs vOsult Of the SSrsggk
Is shat nslther b aba to do it's work well
the brain Is esEeeblsd by being dsaied W
natural resb durinS tA+ digestive process, and
tho kealAy tInes'on OF ire stomach degener
Ates into dyspepsia y sstninsses RSvisrh
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-06
Cash for IYer Diamonds.

The other day demuro littlc woman, uLc
had n room next TO mine, and who was, as
she gave me 60 understand, n Philadelphia
laly, whose husband would be down on
Saturday evening, cane rushing up to me
with telegram III her hand and great
anxiety ON her face. The dispatch was dated
Buffalo and read; Come at once; George
4 dangerously Ill" Tho littlo woman wanted
% so 10 her George, of course, but she had
only q in cash ard couldn't wait Would !
take her diamonds and lead her 500 II not
flfty, then forty, or thiTty-ilyc, and she would
send for them within week. Poor little
woman How sad her postioni But you SEQ
shcrc arc two sorts of telegraph blanls-ono
to send on and one to receive on. This mes
sage hal been apparently received on q
sender's blank, and it struck me tina. there
was put up job sorlowhere. Sho found
some one moro kind hearted, however, ard
got poo and skipped away. The other day
tho diamonds" wcrc appraised ut $3.50
Atlantic City Cor. Detroit Free Press.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-06
Picturesque clarkavills."

Mrs. +. Naylor will call on the
people of GAINESVILLE In few days
endeavoring to dispose Of a remain
ing few of our elegantly bound and
comprehensive compilation entitled
Picturesque GAINESVILLE with which
the public is already familiar. The
book is well worth the amount asked
and was issued some time ago from
the CHRONICLE Office, since which
many copies have been sold. II you
are not supplied, now would be
good time TO purchase the book,
either for your own use or rs a pres
ent to friend.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-06
carious italian Superstition.

81. Johns day In Italy is thus observed at
Revello, Italy, according to private letter;
.sThe people here have curious superstition
connected with this eve Of st. Johns day.
which is observed by many; they repeat
their rosarics until midnight, and then look
cut, firmly believing that they viii see Hero
dias and her daughter pass, riding on q fiery
plank, the daughter saying: Mother, why
did you sa Yitf aud the mother; Daughter
why did you 10 itF and then plunge into tho
snw the reason VIII, aiscr ST. Johns day,
Die temperature .. the sea rises, and bathing
BEGINS New York Sun.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-06
His PrcftrPDcC.

"Of all seasons o; the year, DR.. Diagnosis, "
she said to young physician who was help
most prcferg"
The Epoch. ~
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-06
Foreign Exchange.

When desiring to send money to
friends or for business requirements,
to Europe, in any amount from Five
dollars up, without limit, call on the
franklin Bank. The cost viii be
to be as small, very prob
ably less, than any other plan.
w. s. PoINDExTER, Cashier.
may 8 If
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-06
GOLD pens at Lockert & Reynolds
Gold prinsa

Vichy, Congress, Kissingen, Deep
Rock, Malto, Moxie, Elixir Of Life,
Ginger Ale, Frui Miz, Soda Water at
Askew & Edwards. If
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-06
Wanted

To rent dwelling house with ten
rooms, including kitchen, for which
a liberal price will be paid. Address
at once. =. O. Box 200.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-10-06

picturesque GAINESVILLE" for sale
by Owen, Moore & Atkinson, Lock
ert & Reynolds and Askew q Ed
wards. Call on these gentlemen and
buy copy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-24

The sensational case Of the New York picture
dealers arrested last fall by Anthony Comstock,
Tor selling Indecent photographs. was decided yes
Isray by the police court in which the defendants
were aTrsIgned. Great interest was taken in the
ease, because Justice kiloreth, before whom it
was tried is a gentleman of liberal education and
cultivated taste. not given 10 sweeping or hasty
judgments The justice held that, as the offenSe
was statutory, IL must be sharply defined, and
vii bout reference 70 the uteri0r purpose involved
in the SALE 10 a lack Of faculty for nice dis
elimination on the part OF the offenders OF the
Ihirty-seven pictures seized-all OF them ostensby
works intended for the use OF artists and art
Students the Justice held that thirty -ive though
dealing with the nude were not open to objection
on the ground OF indeceney; while the other two
though clever as works OF art, depended for
taeir whole force on their suggestion OF evil,
and were. therefore, essentially immoral. This
decision will be reviewed by the higher courts
As matters stand, the main question Is quite as
lar from satisfactory decision as il ever was. No
rules OF criticism have been or can be laid down.
Zach Individual case must be tested by Itself. No
person who makes pictures, or exposes them TO
view, or sells them through the regular channels
ot business Is exempt from liability to arrest and
what becomes Of him after that will depend wholly
On the Individual taste OF police magistrate OF
twelve Jurymen. What one man considers inno-
cent another may consider impure, and
there Is no infaIlible arbiter 10 Judge
between them Even q district attorney
could NOT assume TO advise citizen In advance on
such point; for, whatever opinion he might have
himself 10 the moral Tendencies OF any particu-
lar work OF art, he would be powerless 70 predict
The result OF its submission To the scrutiny OF the
next grand jury. Every doubt must be sustained
against = picture, especially representation OF
the nude, by those who deal with pictures, and
even then entire security VIII not be assured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-24

LINEN EMpoRluM.
One Of the greatest features of our business
is Linens. What we sell for Linen we guarantee
to be ALL LINEN, and NOTHING BUT
LINEN be it handkerchiefs, danlask, napkins,
towels. shirtings. sheeting. pilow-case, crash,
or tOweling.
To-day We call special attention to our Par
ticularly Complete Line of
IRISH BODY LINENS AND BED-WEAR
LINENS,
Comprising the
FINE MEDIUM WEIGHTS,
SUPERIOR FAMILY WEIGHTS, and the
EXTRA DOUBLE-WEIGHT HOUSEWIFE
36-inch Fine Medium weight Pure Irish
Linens. 80, CO. 621s. and So cents per yard
36-inch superior Family Pure Irish Linens,
Al, 90, 6s, S7x cents, and 81. 90 per yard.
36-inch Heavy Double weight House wife
Pure Irish Linens. -. 30, 80. 621s and 75c. per
yard.
PILLOw-CAsE LINENS,
Superior qualities, especially made for pillow
cases on account of their superior finish, bleach
and durability.
42-iIch. 80. 5S and Csc per yard
45-inch. 80. SO, SO, 62. 6S. 75 and soc.
30 Inch, IS, 62k. 6S, 30, 80. 30, 81 and H. 81.
54-ineh, 60, 6S. IS. So. 80, 81 and s1.5O per
Yard.
SHEETING LINENS.
These are unquestionably the best qualities
possible to retail at these prices.
6o-inch 81 per yard
81 inch, 90c. per yard
90-inch 81. 81. 81 12x and s125
1O0-inch, 81 30 per yard
Your critical examination and comparison is
invited.
'sLargest and best lighted Linen Depart.
ment in the city.
Second foor)
WOODWARD & LOTHRoP.
Cor. 18th and + SITS. n W.
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WANTED -ROOMS.

WANTED-TwO UNFURNIsHED ROOMS IN
w the neighborhood OF the Government Printing
Once: suitable tor light housekeepn % ex-
coed IS. Address l. b., Star Office. mh24-3t.
WANTED-BY APRIL IsT By YOUNG GEN.
w teman of good habits, nicely furnished room in
private family: between llth and 18th, X and II Sta
n W; rent must be reasonable Permanent n suited
address. stating rent and describing room. q. " H.
Star office. lts
WANTED-lo RE >T-3 OR UNFURNisHED
w Rooms for light housekeeping within 20 minutes
Of 9tddS and Penna ave; price moderate. II. I. r.,
l3oo Penna. ave. mh23-..t'
WANTED : sKcOND-sToRY FRONT ROOM,
w furnished. with board. for gentleman and wife,
pear War Department. private family preferred: must
b. reasonable. Address PERMANENT. star once IT.
WANTED-THREE UNFINISHED ROOMS ron
W housskeeping moi. imp;; between 81 and s;h
TENEMENT, Star office mh24-:Sts
WANTED-TO LENT-THE SECOND FLOOR
w two communicate g. unfinished Rooms, 900
4 ST. NV heat and gas: BATH on same door m23 BIZ
WANTED-THREE FURNISHED OR UNfUR-
private family. with Board preferred. for family of
three adults. State terms and street aud humber or
feet. Permanent it suited Address CAREFUL. Star
office. nh23 M
WANTED-oNE Or TWO ROOMS FOR STORAGE
w OF furniture; Capitol Hill preferred. Address,
with particulars, STORAGE. Star Office. mh23-2t'
WANTED-Two FURNISHED ROOMS by
asked state rms and fun particulars. Address Box
l09 Star office mh.,., 81.
WANTED-TN NORTHWEST. BY TWO ca NILE
w men second noor airy Rooms for summer, with
3arg or near modern house, one open fire place Box
WANTED by AN ARMY OFFICER AND WIFE.
w suit of apartments. furnished unfurnished in
northwest section entire floor ot private house with
BOX IS. star office. inh22-3t'
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MoRE New Dnxss Tnrxxrxes.


Mons New DnEss Tnrxxrses.
Never before have we shown such . large.
varied and attractive stock of Handsome
Spring Dress Trimming Braids and Jettsd
1rimmings comprising:
Gold Bullion Braids.
Silver Bullion Braids
All-Silk 0alloon Braids
Handsome MILNE Braids.
SAX Soutache Brsids.
Mohair Soutsche Brsids
snk-and.wool GaIloon Bnida
President Novelty Brsids
Mohair and silk Braids
Drop Silk Braids.
Silk Binding Brsids
Mohair Binding Braids.
In
BLACK
ALL THE NEW SHADES
TO MATCH THE SPRING DRESS GOODS.
sPECI AL -2k-inch Fancy Silk Braids,
threaded with gold bullion in handsome pat
terms. In Gobelin. Gober Tans. Browns. Fus-
CHA. Terra-Cotta. Mahogony, &C., and combi-
nation Of Black and Steel
ONLY 5Oc PER YARD
Finch Solid Tinsel Braids. in light delicate
ONLY soc PER YARD.
SUPERB LINE
ALL TINsEL BRAIDs.
in
CREAM. IVORY. GOLD. AND WHITE,
In various widths, "a, AZ. so. 62, rs. 81. el.35
to $50 per yard.
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT
OF
SILK GALLoON BRAIDs,
in the new shades to match the Spring woolens
at 20. 46. so. es. 75c- 81. sL35 to s275 per
yard.
There is . very little that is desirable in
Braids that haven't.
SPECIAL ATTENTION IS CALLED
To our
MAGNIFICENT VARIETY
OF
JETTED DRESS TRIMMINGS
Comprising
JET BALLOONS,
PRINCES
PASSRMENTERIES
ORNAMENTS.
PENDANTS.
EPAULETTES,
SLEEVES.
%DGINGs. &c.
(Alain floor. resr)>
WOODWARD Il LOTHROP.
Cor TN and n sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-24
1883 CLorH RAeLAss

1883 CLorH RAc1Ass
AND NEWMARKETS
The new fawns and grays in English Cloths are made
attractive by fine lines Of bright colors forming
checks and plads. OF course with bell sleeves Some
with, some without hoods.
Ladies', from So to S37.
Misses, from "a to Sl6
gE The styles and materials for misses are equal
in every respect to ladies' and with difference in
price You'll appreciate
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THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-24
THE NEw-SHApED CoRsrrs.

The appearance Of the long English waist: now so
fashionable is given in the aforementioned style
corsets.
'Fasso" or "Pansy" hand made French corset for
which We sole agents for Washington. Having
been compelled to sign contract We only quote
the New York price, viz. s.. "A la Fasso"a corset
made in imitation of the "Fasso." The price, S, will
recommend them. "Palais Royal No. J." another
wouldbe Fasso, made of French satteen and Drettily
finished and only So apiece. Palais Royal No. p" a
handmade Coutl corset, in styles to suit all figures,
only 73c. apiece. We equal i'll all respects to
the average coTsets. Would like those who wear 81
corsets TO see the "Palais Poyal No. %"
CO parlor to try on the new corsets. We don't
expect you to give up old favortes for without
good reason. Advertisement continued below.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-24

IL Is somewhat startling 10 read In a press dis
patch that deacon" White has signed a contract
10 play base ball with the Detroit club for the
season OF lsss. The representative In Congress-
VINO bears that title, viii have TO hurry up and
nave himself promoted 10 elder as q means OF dis,
lhgnisning the eminent citizen who plays az
ball -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-24

The authorities OF UniOntown, Pennsylvania,
have recently had under discussion project to
follow the example OF Finday, Ohio, and introduce
into the town the natural gas which flows freely
from well In the suburbs The idea Is TO have
Ihe municipality lay the pipes and keep them in
order. and require the citizens TO pay a trining
sum each year in the form OF an addition to the
tax budget In return for the privilege OF using the
gas for illuminating, house-warming and cooking
purposes, and for all forms OF manufacture in
which heat Is an essential element. In Findlay
this system has worked wonders. The population
has quadr1pled in TWO years, and from sleepy
village IL has become thriving Industrial center
teenlng with rolling mills, nai-miIls, ear-shops
glAssfaetOsies &C., capital being attracted thither
by the inducements OF cheap fuel and lighting and
the reduced cost OF living for operatives. How
much easier and pleasanter q time, In obvious
particulars, the inhsDitant OF one OF these towns
has than the dweiler at the national capital, No
Letters yex his soul with their expensive eccen-
IneitieS. The cOlliers' strikes have no effect on
he supply or price OF fuel, and Billiards do NOT
interfere with the regularity OF its service The
quality OF the product Is guaranteed by Natures
uxL trademark, and should be excellent. II it Is
LOl, there Is no corporation or person to quarrel
with for shortcomings, but all complaints must
Ire addressed 70 Nature, which never retorts. lie
10 pity that some enterprsing borer does not
sink gas well near Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-24
The NEW V1srrEs FoR 1883.

The 'ePelerine' is an abbreviated Visite Very
beautifully trimmed with cut jet beads Prices sI2
Sl5. $22, $27 and $50.
The New Visites seem to be graceful than last
years. and much better quality is given at the prices
S12, 500, $22. $23. S2J, S35 S3T.
Mourning Visites trimmed in dull jet beads at Sl7
$40. 81, s25, $29 s34 and $39
For Old Ladies. Two New Styles, at
THE PALAIS ROYAL
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-24
CorroS USpERwEAn BAReA1ss.
SHOE BARGAINS FoR LADIES.

The prettiest parlor in Washington for Shoes such
shoes too that WE WARRANT EVERY PAIR. And
such prices that earnestly request visit of inquiry
and inspection.
OXFORD TIES, patent leather tips, only 1925.
Hand finished, with Louis XIV heels 81. Straight,
good button boots, dongoa tips, hand finished. Com
nonsense. A little heavy foT and there
fore reduced from $4.2o to $37J Advertisement
continued below.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-24
THE New 1855
WALKING JACKETS.

WALKING JACKETS.
Black Engiah Diagonal Cloth, coat back satin lned
throughout, $3.50 to eco
Jersey Walking Jackets s6 With satinlipAd
sleeves. eS to e1a
Navy Brosdcloth Jackets, with vests braided in
black and gold. satin lined throughout Sl2
brosdcioth 'ackets in black navy and terra Gotta;
black MORE vest and lapel to coat eli each
Fswn Broadcloth. double lap seams three poc,et..
satin-lined throughout Ella. So
Jacket fawn, with tiny goblin stripe yest front
nrasa-oound. bell slssveas are also Ella. SO each
20 nrosacioth Jackets. in tan. navy. garnet and
terra Gotta, satin-lined.
Misses Jackets in equally fine variety. from O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-24
NEARLY 500 D1rrEarsr Su1rs.

Bought of the same makers who supplied our neigh
bors, yet able to quote lower prices because
bought for cash and sold for cash.
Having certain styles confined to and having only
one suit each of these can guarantee Exclusive
Styles.
The low-priced Suits have little tri MINING the
highpriced deliberately braided and finished in Gus.
om-made style.
Ladies' Suits, from 81 to S43
Misses Suits az to 1S), rs to SEQ
Chiidrens Suits a to 12i $3.75toS
Smaller Children's q to IL, Csc. to $40
eS Undoubtedly the best variety of high class
novelties for children in this city.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-24
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az B Bnfh Rh 90 oc "a
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$50. aga. 4s4. 426 9TH st.. AT. 4le 9Th st.
mics

Thy:
To those gentlemen who send to my store be-
fore May 3Oth the largest number Of grammat-
ical and complete sentences expressing the
following idea:
Il consider il more profitable to be dis
tinguished for perfect 1T and thorough work.
manship than for cheapness."
/ win give:
1st To gentleman sending the largest num-
Der Of sentences S75 full-dress Evening Suit
I'd. To gentleman sending second largest
number ESQ Prince Alhert Suit.
3D. To gentleman sending third largest num-
bera Ss5 Business Suit. 49,
every list
The Judges viii he selected from the editors
OF Masnfngton daily papers,
These 6ntts win be made 10 tina measure Of
me VICTORIOUS compotttorp ana promptly de-
uvered. with my conplim6ntA
@. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON
ExPKRT IN TROUSERS.
mh2lm.y&s-1m Cor 9th and g sta NV
pLAIrlNG PINKINa PATTRRNA Aren't Demo
rese sewing Aachtuc ql0 SO With all attachinents
tCytfoho, wAnt 70 wear 25c Journal e.. LUCIA. 30,
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-03-24
PHILADELpH1A STORE
WI offer great bargains in TABLE LINENS

Il HILADELPHIA SToRR
Win offer great bargains in TABLE LINENS
White Damask 62-n wide. good quality. at soc.
C Gni,e pPamass extra fine quality. at 55c.
CCrssn D1anask GIN wide; extra quality, at soc
These certainly great bargains. and in view Of
yon TO repienish your stock. -
NeRf RT9 Psn Hen
& 10 10 pr dozen They are of ine quality and
or Mril o ne at c pair the best HOSIERY ever
win sell for one WEEK. adis. ns nos sna GlSre1
FaS S9,osed and blacks all Sizes al l9c pair.
DRESS GOODS
Gotta. Gobeiin Blue serpent Bronze NASH s, Terra
p5ahs OK Blood ana Garnets at prices ranging from
Atwood Broadclo,hs 81 in. wide. in all the new
SHADES. al 81 per yard
BLACK GOODS
a full line Of Cashmeres Henriettas Nuns yeiinss
koA, H s s warp Armare Melrose. DraP de Ama,
CARHARr LEIDY,
mh24-42 DPS 9TH and zoe sta NV.
poS SHanSsB ssshSssE Tin
Mas. Nj. j. Husr.
1909 ST. n W..
Invites the LADIES to inspect her Stock Of I'M
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The Latest Styles for LADIES, MISSES AND
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Personal attention given to orders mhe4
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WI open case Of Imported Novelties in
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On WEDNESDAY. March %. milo am
KIM IifuL NEw sATINE RENN1NTs- F1YCY
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Az e. IN SHIRT the Old fsvorie reduced from
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