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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-08-07

This Institute was the most successful ono
ever held in Jefferson county. The attendance
OF the people larger than any Institute
previously held. aud the enthusiasm of the
teachers promises successful work during the
coming wear in our schnnls. IL II
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-08-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Personal Property.
cad of Work Horses,

Colt. two years old; 4 mich COWS. one
fresh with calf ny her side; 6 young Hcifers.
2 young Steers. Calves. l large Brood Sow
with pig); small Brood Sows, ShOats, ]
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1888-08-07

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National Republican., 1888-01-27
THE DRUG TRADE.

The hone OF Contention Among the
Fetal Dealers - What the Autl-
Cutters Have to Say.
At the present time quite vigorous com
petition exists among the retail druggists
of this city, arising from wholesale cut in
prices and, while this abnormal activity is
principally cordued to the sale OF pro-
prietary medicines, 1t is not without Its
effect upon the trade generally. 1t must
be generally admitted that the drug bust
ness differs from any other trade, especially
so far as the public are concerned. Drugs
are not like dry goods; nobody buys them
because. they are cheap: Aud accuracy,
thofougbness, and reliabi ity are the most
essential features required bS the public
for pharmacists. A reasonable protection
Of the public, in this the most exclusive Of
all branches OF trade, standard scrupu.
lously maintained, is not only essential,
but indispensable.
In view OF what at present exists, and In
order that the public may have the benefit
of the opinions OF the more prominent and
substantial druggists OF the city, we ap-
pend the opinions expressed to one OF our
representatives:
Mr.. llelpbenstlne, proprietor OF the pala.
tial drug store under the Portland Flats,
takes particular pride In the purity of the
drugs he dispenses. He says: ~ cannot
consCientiOusly countenance the practice Of
selling patent medicines at cost and then
hope TO equali2e my business by exorbtant
charges on prescriptions and specialties.
Everybody knows that o business to be
properly aud proiltably conducted, par
iicularly in this branch, must possess fea-
lures that arc uulmpeachable, and think
that the Intelligence OF the community can
but discOuntenance the endeavors to obtain
harmonious blending Of the trade and the
profession When person visits a drug
store they demand purity Of material and the
hest Of service. These cost money, and II
! cannot sell my goods at profit, can
neither furnish the one nor supply the other.
This is the common sense OF the case.
Mr.. lIelphenstine has one OF the most
costly fitted Establishments south OF New
York. He possesses the confidence OF the
medical profession, and numbers among
his customers six OF the Presidents Cabi
net. He compounds iu the neighborhood
of thlriy.fve to forty prescriptions daily.
AS an evidence OF the system OF his estab-
li,hment, every poison Is kept under lock
and key and is removed from the Preacrlp.
tion counter thus rendering errors almost
imppssih!e.
National Republican., 1888-01-27

Ture white Wool shirts, sizes as and
~ inches; Pure white Wool Drawers,
siyts ~, 81, and 80 inches. Former
rtiues, 81 - to Soi reduced all sizes to
pure Natural Wool shirts. sizes 30,
30, and 4" Inches Pure Natural Wool
Drawers, sizes 30, ~, -, and 80 inches.
Iutmer prices, $3 to $3.GOi reduced
all sizes to &2.@5 each.
Holroyd's Scarlet Ribbed Wool Shirt
siyo =. inch. Former price, 80; re-
duced to &3 each.
Drawers, sizes ~, 80, and 3S. Former
prices, $3.50 to S5' reduced to $500
scarlet Cashmere Drawers, sizes 80,
-, and SO inches. Former price, $3.50;
reduced to - 90 per pair.
Camels Hair shirts, size ~ inches.
Former price, S@,"5i reduced to $3.50
each.
stout Mems Drawers (short inseamS),
sizes 80, 3?, and ~ inches. Former
prices. 81 10 to S2.55; reduced all sizes
Ia ~ 80 each.
English Baibriggan shirts, 10 thread,
sizes -, SO, 3S, and 40 inchesi English
Eaibriggan Drawers, 10 thread, sizes SS,
30, and 81 inches. Former prices, xi.75
To $40; reduced all sizes to $l,"5
each.
scotch Wool shirts. sizes 3S and 10
inches; Scotch Wool Drawers, size 3S
inches Former prices, S2.1O to S!.GOj
reduced to 81 60 each.
White Super Cashmere Shirts, sizes
40 and iS inches. Former prices 81 30
and So 90; reduced all sizes to So" d each.
white super Cashmere Drawers, sizes
80, ~, ~, and Al Inches. Former prices,
Se.63 to $3.50; reduced to .: per pair.
White Extra super Merino shirts,
size ~ inches; White Extra Super
Merino Drawers, size 81. 3S, 40, and .!
inches. Former prices, $3.50 to S..@5;
reduced to Sl.35 each.
California Scarlet Flannel shirts, sizes
SO and 10; California Scarlet Flannel
Drawers, sizes 30, 3", and 3G. Former
prices, S3 10; reduced to $3.50 each.
scarlet Flannel shirts, sizes i6 ana iS
inches; Scarlet Flannel Drawers, all
sizes. Former price, S".@5; reduced to
$3.50 each.
White shaker Flannel shirts, sizes 3s.
40, ana ~ inches. Former price, y? 30;
reduced to S1,I5 each.
Pure Silk Shirts. extra heavy, size 10
inches. Former price, SsS.jOj reduced
10 SO each.
Pure Silk Drawers. extra heavy, sizes
80, 80, 3S, 40, and 4? inch. Former
prices, from $3.50 to $1,000; reduced
10 SS per pair.
I2-thread silk shirts, sizes SO and 3S
iDches. Former prices, SlI.l5 and
12-thread SILK Drawers, size - inches.
Former price, Sli.5o; reduced to $i.'5
per pair.
and 32 inches; Boys super Merino
Drawers, sizes "a. 20, "S, and 80 inches,
IoImcr prices, zoe to 05c; reduced all
sizes to soc.
Ho,s' Extra Super Merino Shirts, sizes
80 and 81 inches; Boys Extra super
n,cIino Drawers, sizes 2s. 80. and 3"
inches. Former prices, $l.2O to x1,6O;
reduced to 0Oc each.
A lot of odd sizes in Merino Shirts and
Drawers at soc cach-one-half their
actual cost.
A lot of odd sizes in Wool Shirts and
Drawers at ~ each-about one-half of
their actual cost.
National Republican., 1888-01-27
Marriage aiurnsrn.

The following mArrihGe liccnses have been
issued, Thomas Graniy aud Mary johnson,
shirley j. King Of Alczlndria Va, aud Ida
V. Robertson, Of this city; John. F. Ray and
sophia II, thri~mau. joseph wap2er. of Alex.
andlia Va. aud Fannie simms, of Fairfax
county, Va; Reuben NJ. Mich i ,On and Flor .
,nce 4 Watkins. both OF CIarRsburg, Nd.
Lorcn2O \. SddlCr ani fhercSt lIditSer,
both Of Richmond Va Henry Ridgely aud
R"iS wS MFsssS FosSI wto, kIPps,I ana Ns@e
and Maggie J. Stetinius, OF thi: city; Je'se X.
BOsWOrtn and Katie NJ Ford
National Republican., 1888-01-27
Washington City Orphan Asylum.

The board of managers of the Washington
City Orphan Asylum was. to have held its an
nusl meeting at the institution yesterday after
noon, but owing to the bad state of the
imo. Reports, however, were read by the first
dircctress Mrs. s 7. Lee and the treasurer Mrs.
NJ. q. Temple. They showed that the asylum
was in prosperous condition, and during the
ra>t Year sl6,Y1i T3 was received and dis
bursed. A beautiful portrait of Mrs. President
Madison, the first direttreSs Of tn asylum,
has been placed in Memorial HAL" IL Is
the gift Of the artist, Mr.. Z. +. Andrews, of
this city. The carved ebony easel on which
1t leStS and It's handsome gilt frame were pre-
sented by the venerable W. W. Corcorpp--f fhe
ladies are all tuitc proud Of thaAtgant orna-
ti0n of the asylum.
National Republican., 1888-01-27
COLORED MEN INDIGNANT
At the Work Of Grave Robbers In Hs
mony Burial Ground.


The colored population are discussing,
with much Indignation, the several grave
robberies which have occurred recently at
the Columbian Harmony burial ground.
Henry Morrow, the aged colored sexton, In
formed the police of the depredations, and
determined to watch the robbers himself.
On the night Of the 18th instant, between
; and O'Clock, he discovered three men,
whom he believed to be colored, vt work
engaged in taking up the body OF child.
lie fred pistol for the purpose Of fright
eping the robbers; they returned the fire,
and then made off. The sexton reported
the matter to the trustees, and they en-
ployed special watchmen to look out for
eral graves had been despoied, and that
the place was at the mercy Of robbers, as
there never had been any one engaged and
paid to protect the burial ground.
National Republican., 1888-01-27
Great Diamond Sale.

We shall continue selling onr diamonds at
import cost this week. This Is bona Gde sale,
as we will show you the inventory cost OF any
diamond. A few bargains are: 3-stone dia-
mond laHe pin, . karat. slj0, worth 5000; pair
~ karat earrings, perfect, $3.50 worth $3.50;
sl75: stone cluster ring, gems ei7, worth s75;
karat solitaire ring. $50, worth $40: : carat
solitaire stud S2j, worth SO: lower lace pins.
with diamond ccnterS, from $40 TO s26; gents
diamond lockets, very stylish, sl2 to $50. II.
Harris y Co, diamond importers, i32 Ith st.
National Republican., 1888-01-27

As lLFGANT substitute tor ONs, salts, Pills,
aud MI kinds OF bitter. uauseou, Liver Medi.
,ires CathaTtlcs Is the very agreeable liquid
are evifcni-iti Is more ca, IS takcu, more ac,
c'EtaLle to :he stomach, more pleasantly Of
hCtivr and more tiuly beneficial to the sys
TEN lhau any other remedy. Recommended
ny leading physicians an ( tor sale In 80 cent
and VI hNlill 5 by AL leldlug drnggisls.
National Republican., 1888-01-27
Luuks Meetings Tonight.
The following lodges meet to.aght at the

The following lodges meet to-I sht at the
places named:
Masonc-St, johns, No. II, Masonic TEN.
pie, Hope, No. ~, Masonic rempl"; Eureka,
r. a. Chapter No. 4, Masonic Temple; POto-
mae CommandCry, X. r., No. 3, G1orgstown.
g. y. E.-John \. Rawlins, Nc. /. lil2 Penn
Nlvania avenue.
j. O. q. F-Magcncnu, No. t. Encampment.
Eighth street Hall East Washington; Central,
No !, Odd Fellows Hall: Eastern, No. :, odd
Fellows Hall, Mechanics, No. IS GCorgctO w;
Metropolis, No. ii, Ninth and d streets north
west.
Knights Of pythiaS -SyracuSian, No. 10,
Pennsylvania avenue ana Ninth street moth.
vest; Washington Division, No. |, Uniformed
Rank, ilg Tenth street northwest; NelsDn
Division, No. ., Uniformed Rank Cos
mopolitan Hall, Eighth and streets north
west.
sons of Jonadab-Good VIII, No. Q, 3li
Eighth street.
Sons OF 1enperarcc-W Washington Division.
Grand Army building
!. o, q, I'D. l.. Holloway Lodge, NJ. IS,
2& street northwest.
/. q. M--Washington, No. 6. COZ G street
northwesl; Lafayette, No. IL, Sevcnth aud l.
streets northwest.
!. o. r. M.--OnouaaIs, No. 10, Thirteen
and-a. half and f. streets northwest.
Patriotic Sons Of America - Washington
Camp, No. /, Eiks' Hall, 90l Pennsylvania ave.
nue..
Knights of the Golden Eagle-Ivauhoe. No
4, Knights OF Golden Eagle HllI, 81 Ninth
street northwest
National Republican., 1888-01-27
Struck by an Engine.

Carson Steel, an employe of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company, while engaged
in shoyelng snow of the tracks of the Metro
politan branch at FIRST and q streets north
east, was struck by the engine Of the Frederick
train. Steels right arm was torn from mis-
body and his skull fractured, He was re.
moved TO Providence Hospital after receiving
temporary treatment from DR.. Marion. He is
about - years old, and lives In Iac6son alley,
near the government printing Office. 1t Is
doubtful II he will recover
National Republican., 1888-01-27
The Brosnan License Case

John Brosnau was placed on trial in the
police court Yesterday, charged with selling
liquor without license. A license had been
issued to him and afterward revoked by the
commissioners Commissioner Webb testili 81
to the issuance of the license, and the destruc.
tion of ReiSinger's protest. Attorney Riddle
testified 10 the circumstances connected with
the grantal of power OF attorney to the
withdraw his name from the application.
Other witnesses were called, and their testi-
mony was chiefly as to the part that Capt,
Blackford took in the matter. The arguments
In the case were postponed until next Monday.
National Republican., 1888-01-27
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrences In aud A5out the
city.

MNInci,o y Masiao were yesterla granted
bauOom iCtnse.
The bGnguct OF the Underwriters Association
was held al Normlcys last night.
Anthony Creg,ar wasyestcrday accepted as a
juror in the circuit court, second division.
There will be q special examination at tho
civil service commission rooms to-day for
COZ! Its toi the patent Office.
l.. A. Barr was given permit yesterday to
build n brick addition TO his store, 1885 Four.
teenih street, at Cos. OF S2,BOD.
W, q. Hill and wife have sold 10 J. b Hem
depun lot in block 3Of the sub1lvi 'ipa known
as Mount Pleasant, for Sl2,9l5,
Mr. Edward F. Harris, OF this city upon the
recommendation Ol the examining committee,
was yesterday admitted to the District bar.
Capt Grinin has ordered the street sweeper
dust raised by the mlchiues has caused much
complaint.
James Barker was yesterday excused as a
Juror In the first division Of the circuit court,
and McsSfS. George Bogus aud ~ \ Bassett
were accepted.
The comm', toners have sent notices to
those whose iiuuUr applications nave Deen lis.
approved that they must close their business
places or he prosecuted,
In the police court yesterday Elward Blair,
COlored was fined SO for carrying concealed
weapons He was also held u answer the
charge Of shooting Thomas Sydncr also COL
Orcd, Tuesday last.
Ilr only pain we can safely make liglt of
is The window pane, but the pain that racks
our frame Nnd tears our lungs Is matter OF
serious consequence, To alleviate the latter
ana elect permanent cure Dr. Bulls cough
= t. 81 N gnnSiltln nNnnln
National Republican., 1888-01-27
Scattering tho war KelIc..

Owing toa scarcity of room the war relics
now on exhibition in the ordnance museum
located in the Winder building will be boxed
up prior to their being shipped to the various
Giscrals and armolles throughout the country.
j. VIII be pleasing TO many, however, to know
collection " be retained here ana placed in
tie National MUSEUM.
National Republican., 1888-01-27
TO Be i,uri.d To-Day,

The fnne'al OF the late Joseph Stephenson,
onetf Washiugtun'S Oldest citizens, will take
place at h's lats iesidenc :, Tenth an Fstreets
s,uhwe't AZ ,. M. to-day, Severil cf his
near rt latives will act rs pallb ,arers. Years
ago Mr.. Stephenson was O'e o the most eues-
letic business men of WLAunItNn-lIlt-wa
ublCtd d to retire nl-1H-tT7riit ot i'll health. Mr..
stephenson <rfs born in Nrwcas !e, England
--A----@S-T and has resided here since 1926.
He was ore Of the founders of Central Lodge,
No. |. ]. o O. F.. AMI was foe many years a
nemter of the Methods, taitn.
Mis-. II. f MAR,m, 2l35 rect. says: Have
used Rogrrts COGgh syrup ten year., aud it
nCNtr fNl : 10 Cnre:' 2I tcnts.
National Republican., 1888-01-27
K0bberIes kerurieh.

The following roboeries were reported to
TIC police yesicrtag Robert Milford, of liS
New York avenue ,el or single harness
worth 81. ElphOnso loungN OF 1900 Tenth
King, 1904 Eighth street, a gold watch worth
Slh. j, Mclaughlin, glUs & street, a butdlO
i"he worth ~. NOlie Wood. i0l Thirteenth
Nitet n gold watch with diamonds on the
back and gold chain
National Republican., 1888-01-27
To attend the Funeral of His Niece

secretary Bayard went to Philadelphia last
evening to attend the funeral of his niece,
Miss Kane, of Chestnut Hill owing TO this
stliicliOn the Secretary of State and the Misses
BNyRrd will not receive during the coming
weeS neither on Monday, the 30lh instant,
nor on Wednesday next, the LIST OF February.
National Republican., 1888-01-27

The Aqueduct bridge l. no. yet open to tn A.,
public or f)r travel, and ille time for its COM
pelion by contract expired yesterday. Col.
Iialns states that the contractor has promised,
weather p.im tt,nS, 10 have the bridge far
~ OuPh advanced in iNfee weeks 10 be used
10y teams aud he think' TIA! 1t will. The
PREVAILING hah winns prevent working on
he Dlidge NJ lle nrCsunl lime.
National Republican., 1888-01-27
"Consumption Cure"

would be truthful name to give to Or. Pierces
Golden Medical Discovery" the most
ing the early development OF pulmonary dis.
ease. But consumption cure" would not suf.
tlciently indicate the scope of Its influence and
usefskDess. In all the many diseases which
blood the discovery Is a safe and sure
specific, Ofall druggists
National Republican., 1888-01-27
Rank Of,icers EIec,ed.

The following were yesterday elected direc-
tors Of the Citizens National Bauk; Jacob
Tome, John A. ]. Creswcll, Alfred gicnards,
Wm. 4. Wllker~5sami H. C.. MorSeli VIM. II.
WeI' \. - a.. shea, L. Kurt Johnson, Jos. +.
aauln, Geo. L. Lemon, and Tno', Someryllle.
A, j. Creswell, president; Kurt Johnson,
vice president, and Nm. II West, secretary.
National Republican., 1888-01-27

SALVATION Oil delights everybody. 1t can
cines. Il eradicates pain by quickly remov.
ing the cause. II Is a specific for neuralgia,
rheumatism, and pain in the side, back, aud
limbs pllCp. d cents.
National Republican., 1888-01-27

For family use no beer is better than the
Faust from the Anhenser-Busch Brewing
Association. Try it, and be convinced. Of
fee corner First and Virginia avenue SOUTH
West. Phone Ssg-5 Frank SchMAr1 manager.
National Republican., 1888-01-27

TaEPE Is but one Cough Syrup before the
Pubic To day tina, contain, no poiS On, aud ,hat
is BcgCft's hence IL can be given TO a child 5
days old with absolute safety.
National Republican., 1888-01-27
Grand Clearance Sale
OF
Black and Colored Laces.

We propose 10 effect the entire disposal OF ali
"Odd Pieces and "Short Lengths" OF Laces
previous to next Tuesday by marking them at
These are mostly cut pieces we do not care
to duplicate, odd patterns aud other pieces
left from match-sets; also, few colorS which
w mi msceRanaoas i Rs % io AtSp Of Bae % Spanish silk
Laces, about 10 cnt pieces, ranging in widths
from ~ 10 G inches.
From Csc to l5c per yard.
From 2jc to lSc per yard.
From zoe 10 20C per yard.
From i2c to 25c per yard.
Ftom i5c to SOC per yard.
From 5Oc.to SOC per yard.
From Csc to 87I9c per yard.
3"odd Pieces" OF Pink silk and Wool Laces.
SnSh rsSssd reSSed from from p ReS ysd Gta
2'odd Pieces Of Black SILK and Wool Laces.
$iinGh reduced from 3o, zoe C., 70 l2Se per yard
. "Odd Pieces" of 4l4.inch Platt Valen-
ciennes Laces, in bege and cream; reduced
IRON 9S 23G TO Pae cs siscb Yard Cream pat yaeoo
ennes Lace; reduced from SOC to 22c per yard.
Guipure Lace; reduced from i6c to 25c per
Rieai q inch Cream nIstt sstt s,gies
eprces Lace; reduced from 4oc to SOC per
? "odd Pieces" Black Elegant IIand-run
5.inch, from 81 Ia to 81. 50 per yard.
6la.inCh, from S2.T5 to s2 per yard.
l"Cut Piece about G YARDS of Si.inch Pink
Sllk-and- Wool Lace F!ouncing; reduced from
$3.50 to 81 80 per yard.
"Cut Piece" IL yards White "Novelty"
Maresque Lace, up-and down pattern, hand
run, on fine net, and the net within the pat
Tern eaten out hy acid, producing very rich
eject, II inches wide; reduced from Si.75 TO s3
per yard.
First comers will secure excellent pickings,
as they are equally as desirable as heretofore,
ana were cheap enough at their original
prices.
Center counter front of Lace Department,
first floor, right of main entrance
National Republican., 1888-01-27
The Aaueduct Bricss Contract.

JAMES +. WAUGH says "l consider Bogert's
Cough syrup the best have ever used" 25
cents bottle,
National Republican., 1888-01-27
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Department No. I.

All Remnants Of Upholstery
Goods, Pushes, Sateens. Gre
tonnes, Tapestries. &C., marked
from 26 to so per cent. less than
regular price. Odd pairs Chenille
and Turcoman Curtains at one
half price.
Department No. 2.
Smyrna. Administer, Moquette,
and Tapestry Rugs.
National Republican., 1888-01-27
Flannels.

White, 10, 20, e5, 80, 40, As, 50, &c, Is, s5c,
81, SLIP.
silk warp Flspnels, $l.25 yard.
White and red Shaker, 40, so, i5c, 81.
Red, llue, and gray twill Flannels, a5, 35,
45, soc.
White embroidered Flannels, 15c, 81, Sl.25,
81 so. So 90, s. so, SO 90.
Red and gray embroidered Flannels, 81,
81 so, S1.T5.
National Republican., 1888-01-27
Housekeeping
GOODS.
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Considerable time devoted to this detailed list
OF what we have. We hope you will appreciate
trouble sufficiently at least to glance through the list
Remember, allow 20 per cent. zone fifth Off the
dermentoned reduced prices. ........s
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Stevens's Crash, S, 10, 12l, 10, 1sc.
BleOched IIuck Crash, 20, 2j, 3lc.
Table Linen.
Turkey Red Doylles, COc, sl.19, S1.G9, s..
Plain White, $l.59, So, So 90, $3.50.
Tray Covers, a, 5i, G3, SIC, So.
Damask Table Covers, "a, 81; lbs, Sl.25;
81, 81; 10 4. SO so; 12 4, 50.
Bleaehed Damssk Table Covers, 10 4, $l.0S,
So so, SO, 81; 12 4, 50, $i, s., 50.
Bleached Table Damask, ~ In, 81 25, sl.5G,
Sl.0S; 6S in., 81 GO.
Scotch and German Dsmask, 5S In, SOC;
60 gSi iin'' s5ci Ga in'' eoci oS 10 and S0c'
Unbleacbed Table Damask, So in, so, So;
Coo; ~ in., ;5, 9Oc, and 81.
Turkey Red Table Damask, 55 in., 25c;
IS In, 45, 80, 75c; GA In, sl.--Black,
blue, green, red, and white borders.
FUrcy Coloted Table Sets, white and ecru,
$3.50 and Sc; light blue and ecru, $3.50,
$3.50; white and red, Sc SO; sets with
knotted fringe, 50 80, $l050, and $12;
IA 4 size, $l2 so, $l4.
Bed Linen.
q yards square, Hemstitched Linen Sheets,
50, Sll, $l1.5O, $l2.50 pair; 2ix22 yds.,
S12, $12 25 pair.
Pillow Cases, S2.75, SO 25, 81.
Bolster Cases, S. so, S. rs, So.
Domestics.
Bleacbld and Unbleached Sheetlngs and
A Cottons of all brands In ready
made Sheets, 24x2! yds., $1.25 $l.40,
81 so, 81 So pair.
Linen Stair Crash, 10, Il, 19c.
Cheese Cloth, all colors, 4c net.
French Cambria, indigo blue, 50 In, 25c.
simpsons Indigo and Purple Prints, &c.
Many Styles of Prints at 4c yard
Striped skirting, l2lc.
Whitaker Tick, rs, 25c; A, zoe.
Fancy Tick, sateen finish, zoe.
10 yard lengths Ginghams, 81, $l.25.
10 yard lengths Foulard's, s5c net.S
Don't Forget
There is 20 per cent. lone fifth) of above
prices.
National Republican., 1888-01-27

Fancy Terry Towels 12!, IS, 25 80, 50, G5c.
Linen Turkish Towels, 70, S5c, 81, $l.35.
Damask Towels, 20, 80, 40, so, G3, Zoe, 81,
Sl.15.
Huck Towels. 12l, 10, 90, 25, 35, 80, 75c.
IIemstitched Towels, 43, 81, 63, IS, 95c.
!iand embroidered Towels, So so, 1918, ST.
otton Bird.eye, 60, 20, so, 9Oc.
Linen Bird eye, Csc, 81 %, Sl.6o, 81, $3.50.
Cotton Toilet Crash, &c.
Russia Crash, 10, 10, Is, 25, 35c.