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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1888-07-21
Wall Paper. Wall Paper,

at &C., &C., 7c., &c., Toe.
Gold Papers at lOc., l2c., 15c., zoe, 25c.,
3Oc. to SOC. f. F. LUoKENBAoH,
81 Broadway, Mauch Chunk.
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Original Cheap Cash store"
Furnishings!

Pure Liner. Cuffs and Collars for Ladies
and Gents in many styles.
Prices as low and in some instances low
er than those ofpart cotton goods.
We have a very extensive line of Corsets.
II embraces all the popular makes at cut
prices.
Another lot of Black Hosiery for men,
women and children has been opened.
These are the cheapest of the season.
Our stock of Suspender contains many
novelties not to be found elsewhere. The
greatest variety Of white webs ever brought
TO town.
Pure Silk Jersey and Lace Mitts in all
shades and styles at prices far below real
values.
j. T. NUSBAUM,
Opposite Public Square, Bank Street, LehightOn.
June Z. 1881
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Remaining uncalled for in the Lehigh-
ton, Pa, Post-Oflicc,- for the week ending
July IA, 1SSe
Kemerer, Miss A. l.. shoemaker, Owen
Miller, Miss Ansie Smith, Cecle
Rehrg Jonas Snyder, Silyestus
Slfes, Catherine Taylor, Levi
Persons calling for any of the aboye
letters will please say advertised" /"
JAMES p. SMITH, =. NJ.
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AT "A Regular Meeting of the Directors of the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, of Lehighion. Ia,
SEMI Annual Dividend OfTllREE PER CENT
ON the Capital Stock was declared, payable on
and after July II, 1855.
W. W. BOWMAN, Cash er.
July IA, 1SSs--w3
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. EFORMED, Lehigh street, Sunday services
~ At 10 a. m, Gcrman) 7.3O p. m, (Engsh),
Sunday school p. m.
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EVANGELICAL South street, Sunday services
II at 10 q. M, 0ermanl, 100 u. M, tEngliSh)
Sunday school Up. m. A. s. KLINE. Pastor
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

NATHOLIC, corner Northampton and Coal
v streets, services every Sunday morning and
evening. REV. HAMMACKE Pastor.
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FAscr SILK HAsDkrncH1rrsi
GRAND Oprs1sa Or Srs1sa F1As.

assa Or oadoos R.r he
er0us inaulrie: We have eco concluded to place On
sale a. once SS Svr s spR1N s.or X Of
s nsariy all Of the most desirable
roREfGS AM AND DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES
h naMCns the numerous ap handsome styles and
o1Ts a0's Sh fes ,prn..a with
Wool Tor Effects nom shrinking and warranted
A.n + IL p: ss.t ins,psnhye flannel iOr
s sss'hSs hen. w .p,s ss, ana
Fancy Tennis Striped aps pf Fssnns., half
cotton and half wool Very striking styles for
The Hnder.cns Of Pe ai EssS Scotland who
rank first in nne Ginshams, make also two Of
Ladies' Lawn Tennis and Archery Suits. and
mountain and :eashore Dresses; the other for
Mems Shirts and Pajamas. We have both. and
neither is eauaed By any other line for the pur-
poses above mentioned.
wds sna com. IN nS Is inches IN
stripes. and broken paids in fancy colorines.
S with such Sacksrounds az ecru. cream new
for rd We n msss the psss
81 inch French Printed si Tennis Flannela all
wool and fast colors. As suggested by the name
and white, blue and white. black and gold. pink
and red black and white. and others equally as
uauusohe' also FANCY co ored ngures and stripes
IN number of attractive styles, only 65c. per
yard. Same goods in solid colors to combine
with the fancies, Soc.
For Ladies' Sacgues, Jackets and Wrappers
we are showing "a. Atwood Striped Flsn-
Nell in a var ETY. of liyht, medium and dark
Styles as many twenty-five different Pat
terms SOC. per yard. Particularly desirable for
present wear. being a weight midway between
winter and SUNNI goods
In conjunction with the above goods we shall
show an elegant line Of
WHITE PLAIN WOOL FLANNELs
WHITE AND coLokED EMBROIDERED
FLANNELS,
VARIETY OF WHITES AND ouaI1T,Es
MARKED AT VERY Low PRICES
Second noor)
WOODWARD q LOTHROP.
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II would be an odd but not the less agreeable
circumstance II the end Of the Reaiing strike
should be the signal for ending the Lehigh strike
also II the state OF feeling among the Lehigh
miners Is not more firmly fixed than that which
prevails among their brethren In the schuylkill
valley, such an event may be looked for at almost
any time. The massmeeting at Shenandoah
where o few leaders, by their speeches setting
forth facts already familiar to everybody who was
within reach OF their voices, changed an almost
unanimous vote against returning TO work into An
almost unanimous vote In favor Of II, shows how
easily opinions are made and unmade by Q little
clever talking.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-20

Anxiety Il felt again about the coz iition Of the
German crown prince, and the empire Is In a state
OF suspense not unlike that OF the American peo-
pie seven years ago. when the bulletins Of the
physicians and the sources OF private Information
gave forth such widely different Impressions con-
corning the condition OF the nations patient In
the White House. In the case OF the prince, there
Is no one person In attendance whose candid utter
ances command the confidence OF the masses; and
n probably will not be till the sufferer Is either 30
far restored to health that he can show himself In
public, or so near his end that the truth can no
longer be concealed that all the facts will become
known and public interest satisfied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-20

To those who have been enjoying the nne
weather OF the last week In this part OF the coun-
try. the news OF the destruction Of Mount Vernon,
III, BY q cyclone, comes as o surprise. Our
wonder at so great q climatic variation In so
short space is doubtless the result OF oui having
come 70 measure distance by time rather tina BY
miles Fifty years ago the Illinois prairies were
the far vest" which It took weeks OF steady
travel TO reach, and the difference between the
meteorological conditions there and here was
scarcely more wonderful than between antipodea
Now the prairies are but days journey Oh, and
the suferings OF their Inhabitants arouse. -
n WERE our neighoorly sympathy. The question
Is often asked whether there were such things as
cyclones In those days Doubtless there were
heavy wind storms OF one sort and another; but
popular science had not yet made the classtnca-
tisn which Is everywhere recognized to-day. More
over, when the now thrifty settlements In that
region were unknown, and there was nothing but
q spr1nklins Of pioneer cottages where populous
villages and cities have since been built up,
storm which swept over the plain found less TO
resist IL and consequently less to destroy; and
the news which made its way East was OF the fall
Of o few dwelings-not the razing Of q town.
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The true inwardness Of the movement to have
the democratic national convention held at San
Francisco is said TO consist In the fact that the
protectionists hope TO make the local influence Of
the coast state felt In favor OF q stin tarin and
thus procure the adoption OF a platform on which
President Cleveland could not consistently accept
Q denomination. IL has been suspected that there
might be, behind the agitation some designs on
the ticket BY william Tell Coleman; but IL Is
hardly TO be believed that Mr.. Randall would ex.
pend the best energies OF a long public career as
democratic protectionist only 70 let somebody else
carry on any honors which may fall to that wing
OF the party.
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WOODWARD Z LOTHROP.
Cor. 11th and n ~ n -.
A Vuw Or Tn GrsaHAx Sroox

SPECIAL DISPLAY. MONDAY, FEB 20 1850
The Bingham situation = httineiy expressed
IN the foIlOwinG few Words; stock, never %
1arxs. etyisA never, % handeomG- Prices.
never loWsF for similar qualities. Not 70 Be-
ING ones sslf 70 BE- extremely hard to pissSe,
as ladioe who have examined them aposk N the
most hattering terms Of tho originality Of the
patterns and their color beauty.
ety IL areatsr md more beantiful thsn NV here
tUfore produced By these reliable makerN
The more noticeable styles are the rich and At
tracttye plaids With Indian Red. Tern Ootts.
sSd GSSs Elk p,sn . ssr sSTaily styl:
CombtnAtton and trimming.
The '.ChuddA" weave 10 novelty Of the sea.
son. and comes In wide strtpee with oblonr mr.
ures therein, IN gray. gobslin and electric
Iace.worh oinehsma-The name A old. but
the effects are new. The more Conspicuous are
the wtde stripes With such combinations e
Light Blue. with white lace stripe; Pink, With
Whit lace stripe; Navy. with white lace stripe;
Blue a: s,.d Esa: H e. ii NSs xork strE
stripsA with plains p match. IL imitation o.
Light and Dark blues, With white stripes. and
Cry, With 6lsck stI!pss
sssss "a sstsscslvs Chsen. Plsids ana ssssp.s
u almoqt every conceivable color. Checks min
Gled With fiaids % soften the effect
fhs most rsmaEA.hle thing about thsss beau
ceiiSncS esS b bonghS Tor % nttia
Ne puEchased only pdoce % two Of each Pct
tsE1 q pssvsns y0uR msetlng your doubla 4
rod time g neks sslsssaoa = whsn The Va
'sSssSsccSS s sSsfsb . rcrnop.
oog. 1lth and 1sea =. i
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ADVANCE OPENING Or DREss


FOR THE SPRING SEASON OF 1888.
On Monday mo,Lilng We shall open various
lines Of
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODS.
embracing xmong others the following attrac-
tvesstyles:
Lot Of 38-inch Atwood suitings, in hand
some Plaids and Stripes. in new and desirable
spring effects. which we offer ct the low price Of
soc. PER YARD
! Lot Of Printed, ALI wool Challies, in Cream,
Ecru. Tan, Light Blue, Pink, Garnet and Navy
Blue ground colors in Q superb variety Of deli
cate and attractive figures, flower designs,
broken plaids. &C.. in contrasting colors.
40-inch Plaid, Atwood Sutines. in new
spring colorings, including the desirable shades
Of Gobelin. Terra Gotta, Steel Grays, Indian
Heds, &c.
4O.inch Atwood French Cashmeres in about
30 Of the most desirable shsdea
SPRING WEIGHT BROADCLOTHS,
We shall also open our importat on of "a
inch Brosdcloths in the spring. weight: so pop
its, Pelisses, &C., and shall show the following
new and desirable shades:
Alezan. Coffee-red C3obelin
Mahogany 1t Heliotrope, Pistache,
Terra ,otta, DIX Heliotrope. Bronze,
Boreal Cahe, Coach Drsb, Olive.
Gazelle, Hunters Green: Fawn
Jasper. Pongee, Navy
Acajou. Coach Drab, DIX. Navy,
Rainier. Gendarme, Steel.
Cadet, Prune. Black,
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Cor. 18th and F SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-20

General sheridan comes out with his final re-
fusal to run for the Presidency Just In time TO ex
change places as acandidate with Phineas 7. Bar
mum, the Snowman, who announces himself a
ready and willing. Mr.. Barnum doubtless dis
covers In "boom" certain opportunities for fres
advertising which would offer no attractions to Z
man Of the generals stamp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-20

The report Of Mr. Corcorans critical fitness
ausss deep sorcitude and the universal prayer Is
that he may be spared TO continue bis useful and
beuedcent fife
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And now the Hartford Cburant asserts positively
that General Sheridan was born In Massachusetts,.
It win next be claimed, perhaps. that he was born
twanty miles from nowhere
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE coLoREp
. s,S.Sn a an: :, s.,':
WANTEp.BY RKsrEcTABLE ooLoRED
stay At nirsss; cs ., iss NJ s1enn or
WANTEp-BY A RAPID. ACCURATE AND Ex-
perienced Remtnston type writer OPERATOR. 20.
on gratis vii as.o sais c,.s,on IN he svenins
oest OF reierences Apply at SIS st. NV. feo-3t'
W,AdSSTJE5DIoss.AT aEAp9uARIERs POSITIONS
bu,ien sANL a oooMss. sao n nv fso-es.
sIrgaTIoN As .s
1899 JedsrsOn Plaza 0''0'e' s'rh ABBY 'n fscSt.
WANTED-BY TWO RKsPEcTARIK WHITE
Ss or and A sss shfr
WANTEp-BooK7kEEPER DESIRES CHARGE
ssss. term. ss..aSsSis a 2aifs.:
WANTED-A HOME FoR A BRIGHT. HEALTHY
minority minor or may be adopted. xddrss BOZ star
INTERPRETATIONS BY SETTLED WHITE
w woman as infants nurse: perfectly competent;
os 1905 ism R ST. ss best
WANTED-BY A COMPETENT AND ACTIVE
chambermaid: references furnished Apply at SO ID
WANTED-ORDERS FOR COOKS. MAIDS SIAM
w stresses walters housemen sculiions lar enders
statesmen, saleslsdies eoIyists and other he y male
and female. f. NJ BUkNHAM. 630-632 81 NV
1S-5ts
WANTED-S2o WILL BE GIVEN To ANYBODY
w who will get M permanent position on the ID
and X. X freight platform as trucker. $50 for
collectors place small first consultatio
hrst. Address ANXIETY. star Office. fls-2ts
WASTED-pICk's AGENCY HAS FIRsT-cLAss
w Cooks, chambermaids. waltrteses, lsundress.s
seamstresses, nurses buffers. coschmen house men
and boys with city references ol3 9TH st ns-6t'
w twhiteD, Situation. four years in the Paluer
House. Chicago. Address 1407 81 ST. n. fls-3t.
WANTED-BY A DREssMAKER ENGAGEMENTS
w by the day or week. Reference II necessary. Call
at 416 9th st. NV. nf-3t.
MISREPRESENTATION FOR ALL KINDS OF
w help: free 70 empoyers reference guaranteed to
be genuine. STEVENS EMPLOYMENTA AND ROOM.
RENTING BUREAU, TIT 9th NV. till pm
ja21-24ts
WANTED-A GOOD DRAUGHTsMAN WANTS
w Job work work for inspection on hand; beet Of
references. Address @. Z IL. Star ONCE fl5-0ts
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ESQ wEMUsTHA vB7HE ROOM. AND $3.50
$3.50 YoU SHALL JUDGE FOB YOURSELF s75o
$3.50 WHETHER OR NOT WE HAVE Al $3.50
$3.50 LOWED THE QUESTION OF COST o. so
ESQ TO ENTER INTO OUR ARRANGE $3.50
$3.50 MENTs WHEN WE TELL YOU THAT $3.50
$3.50 FOR THREE DAYS, TO-DAF, To- $3.50
$50 MORROW,:AND THE DAP AFTER. $3.50
$3.50 SEVEN DOLLARS AND FIFTY $3.50
$3.50 CENTS WILL SECURE THE CHOICE $3.50
$3.50 OF OUR PEERLESS STOCK OF $3.50
$3.50 MEMS els. $3.50. AND SIS SUITS. o. so
$3.50 PLAIDs STRIPES. CHECKS, AND $3.50
$3.50 MIXTURES. CAssIMEREs, TwEEps, %. SO
$50 HOMEsPUNs AND CHEvIoTs SACK $3.50
$3.50 AND CUTAwAY-FRoCK STYLES. s7.sO
$3.50 NOT A SUIT RESERVED NONE $3.50
$3.50 WILL BE LEFT ASIDE. FIRST COME $3.50
$50 FIRST SERVED. WE NEED NOT $3.50
s7.50 TELL YOU WHAT KIND OF SUITS $3.50
$3.50 THESE ARE. 700 KNOW THE $3.50
$3.50 KINDS WE HANDLE ARE THE BEST q. 50
$3.50 THAT CAN BE PRODUCED IN THE $3.50
$3.50 TELLING POINTS OF CUT. STYLE. $3.50
$3.50 FIT. AND FINISH. YoU KNOW THAT $3.50
$3.50 WHEN WE TELL YOU WE SOLD $50
$3.50 THOUSANDS OF SUCH SUITS FOB s7.so
$3.50 SIS SIG SO. AND SIS EACH. THAT o. SO
$3.50 AT THOSE PRICES THEY WERE $3.50
ESQ THE VERY BEST oBTAINABLE FOR s7.bo
$3.50 THE MONEY HERRABoUrs NOW. s7so
s7so WHEN We OFFER YOU THE CHOICE s7.so
s7.5O OF THE VAST ASSORTMENT FOR $3.50
s7.50 SEVEN DOLLARS AND FIFTY s7.5o
$3.50 CENTS $3.50
$3.50 CAN YOU REALIZE WHAT UNPAR- $3.50
$50 ALLELED VALUES ARE WITHIN 1850
$3.50 YOUR REACHs BUT DO NOT LET $3.50
$50 THE IMPORTANT FACT THAT WE o. so
$3.50 CLOSE THE SALE ON WEDNESDAY $50
$50 EVENING ESCAPE YOUR MEMORY. $3.50
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PorAroEs, PorAroEs, PorArors,
5000 BUSHELS CHOICE NEW YORK POTATOEs
Composed Of Burbsnks White Star Beauty of bah
ron and Empire State. Sound healthy stock, unsur.
passed for the table seed st lower prices than the
same quality can be bought for on this market
While do not say that these Potatoes "the only
ones Mt TO eat in Washington" do say that they sre
far superior both for the table or for seed 10 the
eisn potatoes raised by Panper labor ON the Mucky
Ioudrette soil of the Old World which imported
for ballast in the lower hold large shps whore they
bcome so saturated with bige water loose their
vitality for seed.
also have 1,50O bushels fancy New York Apples
that have ben for Spring Trade in the Cen
ter Market Cold Storage House.
j. II. CRANE
f20-3t 036 Louisiana Avenue
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DoTT FAIL TO READ THE ADVERTISEMENT
TIE FAB. sig 7 III stree. northwest
IL In City Items.
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SPECIAL BAnaA1ss
IN coLoRRD HYNRIErTAs.

We Offering AL the colors in Henriettas 1t o.
and 81 25, 40 In vida For very nne goods, having
the appearance and finish Of silk Tooda the SILK Warps
very cheap 1t 81 %. In the newest shaiea
Neat mixtures In DRESS GOODS Just opened at 81
and t1.25 for dne French goodA The new styles Of
sATrEHNS are selling very rapidly. and would
suggest inspection Of these beautiful styles before
they picked over.
DRESS GOODS sold earlier in the spring than
any other season. and showing all the new
shades In Dress Goods and silks. new and beautiful
India silks. new Ginshams, new Zsphyrs, &c.
WIN. sHusrER 4 SONS
rs S19 Psnnsylvania ave.
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We hsvs . few pairs of 1O-4 White Wool
Blankets which have become alightly soiled
from display and handling. which We have r.
. fRoM $3.50 10 sl.2s Der PAIR
Neither the warmth giving nor the wearing
qualities are the least impaired.
COHFORT6-The best for the money ere the
Cheeoe-cloth Comforts: light durable and
waEn; white. el76; coloes; ~
(TOurth Aoor.)
WOODWARD 4 LoTHRoP.
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Come by it honestly-that's all you care to know.
1T" is . stock Of HANDMADE FRENCH UNDER.
WEAR, and will be appreciated by those who know
the beauty of the embroidery the neness of the
terals used and the durability Of the work of French
nuns and peasants.
1t looks dirty. it is dirty Handmade Underwear al.
ways is.
It's cheap: cheaper than ever before in this town
for the finest French underwear
Connoisseurs invited to inspect the stock which
consists Of
332 Skirts at 90. 80. s49S. s6.9S. Ss.9s.
2S9 Chemises, Soc. CSC, 9Sc., S1.19, Sl20, 81 6S.
11e Drawers at 914S. 81. IS, SL98.
21l Gowns. $1.19. @148. q SO, $19S, % 90.
S49S.
1ls child's Dresses. s1.es. sass. sos. saes,
S49S.
a. Some wonderful bargains in the lot: no space
for descriptions this evening" tomorrow will describe
what are left.
THE PALAIs ROYALS
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The Tremendous RUSH FOR
BARGAINS WHICH WE HAVE HAD EVER SINCE
WE BEGAN OUR SPECIAL SALE HAS REDUCED
OUR STOCK VERY GREATLY, BUT WE STILL
HAVE SOME LINES THAT 1T WILL PAY YOU TO
EXAMINE. FOR INSTANCE:
CUSTOM MADE SUITS AND COATS AND VESTS.
THESE ARE GOODS MADE TO ORDER AND LEFT
ON OUR HANDS WE NOW MARK THEM HALF
PRICE YOU CAN DOUBTLESS FIND JUST WHAT
WILL SUIT YoUIN THE LOT. ALso.opD COATS
By WHICH WE MEAN COATS FROM WHICH THE
VESTS AND PANTS HAVE BEEN SOLD. THESE
60 AT HALF PRICES. THERE Is LARGE VA.
RIETY OF THESE AND ANYONE WANTING AN
EXTRA COAT WILL FIND SPECIAL BARGAIN.
STORM coATs-wE HAVE QUITE LOT OF
MEDIUM WEIGHT STORM COATS, CUT VERY
LONG. VERY USEFUL GARMENTS. GOING AT
HALF PRICES.
SPRING ovERcATs-oUR FINEST GOODS OF
THIS CLASS ARE CLOSED OUT. BUT WE HAVE
LOT OF Ella. SIS. AND GIG COATS ALSO GOING
AT HALF PRICE. BROWN woRsrED CORK.
scREw SUITS IN SACK. curAwAY AND
PRINCE ALBERT COATS. THESE ALSO AT HALF
PRICES
I. h BARNuM / 90.
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WooDwAaD & LorHnors Coruxn.

WOODWARD & LorHnors Corurs
Attractions Fos TINS Wrxx.
s2eaas y II s1 fHr E11 s51v Hss 4
s55AzssaArss IN NARROW MORE RIB
SARaA1Ns IN EVENING FANS
Ask II n s SthE FASRsz kFIss
SSS SfITs 50 saST TfsSSr siSaHxSs. LINENS
IS :; SID t & Sss
22d-Wsshington's Birthday.
WOODWARD 4 LoTHRoP.
Cor. 11th and sta NV.
GLovR ANNOUNCEMENT
E ESSss.siSa e SSsssSp isSssS sO'an...iT.
E.ssc.s e ds:ir :sn ss s S1isins .Sa
ONLY q PER PAIR
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
Cor 1lth and + sts. NV.
Fancy SILK HAsDkrncH1rrs
REDUCED
u to CLOSE q SETH THEM OUT At ONCE WE
ESAASCr SILK HANDKERCHIEF IN
The PRICES HAVE BEEN MADE Low
ENOUGH TO JUSTIFY YOUR BUYING
N UUWM FOh NEXT CHRI ,TMAS ASA
I'm SAMPLE REDUCTIONS WE QUOTE
.,A;6Sut q dozen Fancy All-silk Handler
chiefs, both sma and large sizes, in . great
.o ASVp i.a ss d0.sn Fancy SIM in
SS5sfsS; ss ss,fs:Rss' s rAsH
u Ao9ns i2 dozen Elegant, Fancy All sink
OF hne Checks, Brocades, &C.. in high coiors
REDUCED FROM 75o. TO SOC. EACH
These are the identical lines we had such sue
cess with during the holidays
WOODWARD LOTHROP
Cor. 18th and F SITS. NV.
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A TrIEeRAx AND Irs REsu1rs

HOTEL DAN. New York. Feb. Is 1888.
-sAxs AND CoxpAxr,
Warrington. D. c.:
"bs prepared to receive advance styles of Spring
Stock about Thursday next In making the necesssry
room do not consider the question Of cost.
Il sAKs."
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THE TRADES.

= - Q.utq1 EsQ.sa1ss bound Tor ds s1d 70 - =
q rAk LiCkfI BNpxkY <ssssblishsd lsl6A l9l3
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l!!..::::g.!BE' T aIIIiiI::ss:;;
:: :; a E.. T.
E;EEE,.g EEAs4EE| E +. = ::
IN OUR EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT.
TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR
SECOND GRAND IMPORTATION.
WHICH WE EXPECT ABOUT TIE FIRST OF
NEXT MONTH.
OUR FIRST IMPORTATION
Must be entirely closed out before the other arrives
There not onshaN OF 10 left The prices were 20
marksbly cheap, and our patrons saw the wisdom of
before we ourselves expected IL. Therefore we know
that when on these prices we make . SECOND CUT,
the balance of the stock win not hold out than
WEEK AT THE MOST. To further your own inter
ests you viii be in before that time.
A FEW SAMPLES OF HOW THE PRICES ARE CUT
lot Of 45-inch wide CoLoRED FLOUNCINas
In Ecru. Navy Blue,
Brown on Ecru. Blsck on White.
White on Red White on Blue.
White on Brown,
And many other handsome Combinations.
NONE OF THESE ARE WORTH LESS THAN sl,
AND FROM THAT UP TO % A YARD.
YOUR CHOICE AT
r s H. . . v.,,
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WONDERFUL BARGAINS IN CAMBRIA EN-
At &C.. 10c.. l2,tc. 15c, Ice. 25c and sos. yard
/. !: :: PER GENT.
DISCOUNT OFF ALL MATCH SETS.
Also OF Of all
NAINsooK KMBRoIDKRIRs.
CUTTING SALE
ToRCHoN TRIMMINGS.
OUR OWN IMPORTATION
By buying by the piece you can save over one-halE
Notice the prices and sse for yourselves.
Width No. 1-1Oc piece Of twelve yards
q" 2-12kc
4-20c.
8-20c.
$3.50.
" 9-25c.
1O-25c.
ll-3c
And 50 up to the widest widths.
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III 9TH, sTH. AND D STREETS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-20
WANTED ROOMS.

UTANTED-LARGE SALEsROoM. IMMEDIATE
w possession wanted. Will engage for six months
Liberal rent for suitable location fixtures required
Must be between Penn aud st and 9TH and 9TH
SITS. NV: Address K I. COONEY, 305 9TH ST. NV.
f2O-2ts
WANTED-A SUITE OF ROOMS, FURNISHED
w or unfurnshed, suitable for light housekeeping
Address H.. Star office. IT.
WANTED-BY THE lST OF MARCH, TWO
w communicating unfurnished rooms second
floor in northwest section of the city, with Board or
near caterer; terms must be moderate. Address
FUNGI. Star office. 1t
WANTED-FURNISHED ROOM BY GENTLE
w man in central location. Address, stating terms.
LEONIDE Star Office. It,
WANTED-MARCH IsT BY A GENTLEMAN,
w wife and two children, three furnished rooms,
suitable for liEht housekeeping. Address WHITE.
WANTED-BY THE lsT OF MARCH. ONE OR
terms and location north western section Of the city
preferred; terms must be moderate suited Address
LOCATION. Star office. f20-2ts
WANTED-BY SINGLE MANI FRONT ROOM
w on Pennsyl ave., between 7th and 18TH sts
NV; Furnished or unfurnished. Address, stating
price, PERMANENT, Star ofnce. lts
WANIED-BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN IN A
w strictly private family large, well furnished
room facing south owners only need answer: excel
lent references given. and advertiser will be perma-
nent if suited; location must be between 18th and
18th and q and l. STREETS. Address giving number
and price, p o. Drawer 724. f1S-3t'
WANTED-A PARTY OF.TwELvE GENTLEMEN,
w who will move to Washington, March l. desire to
Address, stating terms, etc, NORDAN. Star Office.
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