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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-07
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AyIRACJIVE.
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81 sss $; p ~ s.; sss: Iss9sls: &c. az
SS.. ina Il Art S s. e "a 4. e
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special inducsment screen Frames, In Al styles and
We have sbout so P.rlor Suites. which We Offer
CoScSsy. p snS STUDENT. Chairs in .bou. 50
po ysIy los su ..r,nv
stand, worth S2sS. reduced to 900.
!ins ANTIQUE 6si W::6..snas srss TrspcS Plate
:DSS:s Z, 5Sss g ss: Sc;s
s21. reduced % 32o:
have :sy:T other suits marked down. which
Int; asASFany Upright Folding Bed, worth ss5.
a5,I rps e Sssuial Cherry Bedssead worth cas-. re-
very an; San Domingo Mshossny sdesc.rd: s;
.i,t1 sass fsSs Table,
ss9s
Cherry a Rack fss GsS by width
Beyel Glss., 24x30 in. hand carved. with hand.
painted Umbrella Jar. worth $50, reduced to $50.
Antiqus Oak Pedestal Extension SIT. Table.
raiS So$h I Lsss wl "a fcpe' Fronts good
ns Artistic Style and sn Pa. term.
;ssS Shs Panel Font wardrobe Bed, in Antique
w. B. MOSES SON,
Corner ll M. Ed ssSef s northwest.
"4TH EXHIBITION FLOOR"
Our patrons, well the public, invited to call
and inspect our large and varied stock Of HOLIDAY
GOODS. including Rattan and Reed Rockers of the
latest styles and patterns in endless
variety, viz Rattan and Bent Wood High Chairs and
Rockers, Cribs. and Cradles Of the best makes and
latest improvements Plain and Fancy Tables Cutting
Tables, Easels In Brass and Natural Wood Umbrella
Stands, Hat Racks in Reed and Bent Wood, Backing
Cases Work Baskets, Looking Glasses Japanese Cloth
and Paper Screens suitable for useful and ornamental
Reed Chairs, bronzed and upholstered in stamped
leather, reduced from 425 to $50.
go to 90.
In our Carpet Department we offer the following
Special Bargains in Rugs;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-07

The regulations prepared by Capt symons
md Issued a. an order by the Commissioners
yesterday mark an important step in the di-
rection Of bringing uburban Washington into
conformity. as far as typographical considera-
atoms wiz allow, with the plan Of the original
city. There are few more momentous mat
sers than this among the most serious and most
delicate problems with which the Commis-
sioners are required TO deal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-07
WARRASrEp K1D Crows
THr New 1889 Crows

FOR MEN.
From London. the Red Dogskin Gloves at 81 and
81. so, WARRANTED.
The new White and Pearl Gloves for Evening wes.
81 and S1.25. Warranted.
The new Driving Glove. with back Of Astrakhsn
and palm Of DUgskin. lining Of Flannel The new
gored fingers make driving comfort. Only s1.35.
The new Castor Beaver Gloves are prettily en-.
broidered and are the rage in London for driving.
riding promenade. Only sl.35 . pair WAR
RANTED.
FOR LADIEs.-The new pique stitched Cost Skin
Gloves in new Blues Greens, Reds Browns. Grays &C.
Feather" embroidered backs. The identical gloves
for which you are charged S2.25 We offer At 81 rs
The new feather embroidery is also shown ON our
Csc. undressed Kid Mousquetaires.
The new Evening Gloves reach to the shoulder, and
the undressed Kid Is as soft % velvet
,n THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-07
TINS Is CrnrA1srr OvracoAr

Il HIS rs NERTAISLY OYERCOAT
WEATHER. AND SATURDAY II TIE DAY
WHEN BOYS ARE CAREFULLY LOOKED
AFTER.
THIS WINTER, CAPE ovERCoATs ARE
SPECIALLY POPULAR FOR BOYS AND
YOUNG MEN. AND THE DEMAND FOR
THEM Is SUCH As TO SURPRISE BOTH
THE MANUFACTURER AND THE RE-
TALLER.
LAST WEEK FOUND OUR STOCK OF
THESE GOODS VERY Low. A TRIP TO
- NEW YORK DEVELOPED THE FACT THAT
THE MANUFACTURERS WERE SOLD OUT
OF THEIR BEST GOODS. WE, THERE
FORE. SELECTED SEVERAL NEW STYLES
OF GOODS AND HAD SOME MADE Up IN
ACCORDANCE WITH THE LATEST IDEAS
OF THESE GARMENTS. As SHOWN BY
THE CUSTOM TAILoRS PLATES.
THE BOYS COATS ARE ALMOST PRE-
CIsELY LIKE THE MEMS IN CUT, AND
WHETHER lou WANT A COAT FOR THE
FTvE-YEAR-OLD BOY OR HIS FATHER
YOU'LL FIND WHAT YOU WANT ON DUB
TABLES.
OF COURSE. YOU KNOW THAT NO ONE
IN WASHINGTON CAN SHOW FINER OR
NEWER GOODS: THAT NO ONE GIVES
YOU A BETTER GUARANTEE OR SELLS
GOODS LOWER THAN WE DO. IN FACT.
We THINK OUR PRICES ARE LOWER FOR
REGULAR. FRESH GOODS THAN YOU'LL
PAY AT SOME PLACES FOR OLD STOCK.
E. B. BARNUM l. CO.,
d. 931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
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THr LITTLE LORD CHuMIrr

WE HAVEN'T SAID MUCH ABOUT THESE
BECAUSE WE HADN'T GREAT MANY
OF THEM IN FACT WE'VE NOT HAD THEM IN
STOCK MORE THAN WEEK OR TEN DAYS.
But NOW WE ARE READY FOR ANY DEMAND
THAT CAN BE MADE. COMFORT Is BLESSING
ON COLD DAY, AND THE LITTLE LORD CHUM-
LEY FURNISHES THIS IN THE JAUNTIEsT
STYLE IMAGINABLE. IT'S COAT CUT ON THE
LONDON STYLE, AND THE ENGLISH GER
TAINLY DO HIT THE FASHION NAIL ON THE
HEAD THIS GARMENT. WITH ITS pETAcH-
ABLE CAPE, LOOKS WELL IN A BLIZZARD OR
ON A PLEASANT DAY IT Has ALL THE FINE.
GRACEFUL MOULDING OF DRESS COAT, AND
THE sTAUNcH RESISTANCE OF HEAVY
ULSTER. ARTISTIC CONCEPTION OF JUVENILE
FASHION HAS REACHED ITS ACME IN THIS
LATEST PRODUCTION
ALL THROUGH THE DEPARTMENT WE'VE
SPENT THE WEEK IN STRENGTHENING THE
VULNERABLE POINTS IN THE STOCK CAUSED
BY SATURDAYS GREAT BUSINESS. IF YOU'D
MADE RUN ON US EARLY MONDAY MORNING
WE'D HAVE STOOD A POOR SHOW, BUT BY
NOON WE HAD REBUILDED OUR PILES AND
WERE IN SHAPE AGAIN. EACH DAY HAS
BROUGHT SOMETHING NFw-sOMETHING THE
STUDENTS OF CHILDRENs CLOTHING HAVE
DESIGNED FOR CoMFoRT AND NEAT APPEAR
ANCE. WE GET ALL OF THESE THINGS JUST
AS SOON AS THE ADVANCE STYLES ARE:READY.
IF YOU WERE TO VISIT Us IN THE MORNING
AND AGAIN IN THE AFTERNOON YOU'D SEE
SOMETHING DIFFERENT EACH TIME THIS
SECOND FLOOR OF OURS Is PERFECT PIANO.
RAMA OF FASHION, AND TONIGHT WE'VE
COMPLETED EVERY ARRANGEMENT FOB YOUR
PROMPT SERVICE TOMORROW.
ExTREMITIEs.
THE lxTREMTlEs OF THIS "AD." AND YOUR
EXTREME EEDs-sHoEs-pRoMpr US TO SAY
WORD on THIS SUBJECT. HASN'T YOUR Ex.
PERIENCE WITH OUR CLOS wALKENpHAsr
GENTLEMEN's SHOES CONVINCED YOU THAT
THEY ARE EQUAL TO ANY soso SHOE FOR
SALE ANYwHERE' WE had LITTLE FURRY
WITH SHOE MANUFACTURER. WHO TRIED TO
FORCE UP OUR PRICE To ACCOMMODATE
OTHER DEALERS. YOU SAW HOW SUCCESSFUL
THAT WAS By THE wAY-wR'vE GOT PER
Feet DRESS sHoE-A SHOE FOR GENTLEMEN
THAT'S BEING SOLD As A SPECIALITY ELSE
WHERE FOR ss-THAr WE ARE SELLING FOB
$3.50 PER PAis-AND WE WARRANT EVERY
PAIR THE OUTSIDE CASE ON THE CORNER OF
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE n
FILLED WITH THEM. You CAN SEE THE
STYLE AND GENERAL MAKE UP OF THE SHOE
THEY ARE HAND-wELr. FRENCH CALF. AID
IN THREE STYLES. AZ you CAN SEE. WE
GUARANTEE THEN AT $3.50 PER PAIR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-07

j. w. BorE1ER & Sos,
Have opened their Latest Importations Of
DINNER and TEA SETS
GAME and FISH SETS.
TABLE CUTLERY PLATED WARE.
RICH. HEAVY CUT and ENGRAVED GLASS WARE
ROGERS GROUPS, BRIc-A-pRAc and
GOODS SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
wv. BOTELER SON,
d7-6t 023 Pa. ave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-07

Persistent Office seekers will do we'll to take
note Of the fact that, according to late advices
from Indiana, the President-elect u pretty
handy with his gun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-07

According to Edison the newspaper Of the
future IL 10 be perforated record Of sound, to
be placed in the photograph Of each sub
scriber. and to speak to his ear the collected
news. The DAILY Photograph" is not, how
ever, the Newspaper Of the immediate future,
and existing type and presses viii doubtless be
worn cut before their career Of usefulness Il
snded
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-07

acafnsrssS IDS ~ ssvs q ~ Noel ely u 0sJas
sovsA q ~ Jssssisy dkspisvnes zeal dsamowds IN
tAss e,tdfas Save ofGAs Isvehy Dspartmssf, ~ ~
vossdHr - % wasS. AsysS approseA nearer SOs
also silver 1osG @sS Ens~ei Jssuery Hos b q
Dosss,s % a~ such oeowy AID sory at &c., Soc. snd
81 not gsstto~ worth disessssno. for here d"
"zAe Real cod Jseiy s. Qfsred at 10 per cent d.
count dssin0 GAs '0penin0' Every article has ~
price ottoeAed and, being piataiy marked one has
oondes Jssitno Whsch might oeher,cs~ Be lacking"
The above h clipped from the POSTS" criticism Of
the late Holiday Opening"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-07
DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT.

Dhf GOODS DEPARTMENT.
Remnants Of Lonsdale Muslin to-day Be- yard
I lot "A Embroidered Flannels, grey and red, wen
s1sysra, To1a, &C.. Coo yard; :.
lot 4o-inc6 Cotton Italian Cloth for lining, sold %
lot o. colOred Nonpareil velyeteens. sold at Use
ya. fsla Bse and eey y y STRIPED calnr
plain color in Grey, Mahogany and Seal. So so
IA fnll size bed Comforts. slightly imperfect were
30 fsrfeS Red, fast eolors. Table Covers, sine "a
.f 81 striped WOODEN Lap Robes were 's. ro-a.s
DOLL DEPARTMENT
LOT Dolls, 10 inches long. patent washable heads,
LOT Fine Dress bsls dressed as sailors. &c. bsaus
lot Rag Dolls, dressed as infants, were Csc To-
lot Bi.aue He.d Dolls. hid bOde. shoe. aud stock
inss ~ s inches long worth 55e Today 4sc;
Sowing hair, natural eyes worth eee TO-dsy SOC.
LOT LOT ss inches long worth si5o DC To-day Csc
lot Dolls POINTED limbs lowing hair, bisque hesds
niirE os ssSn sOT bos ro' .ce. and ous
natural eyes and hair. worth 81. To-day 4so
JAPANESE PORCELAIN DEPARTMENT.
/ 10. Japanese Porcelain Cups and s.ucen Csc. n
iSt osi;@ssi Dishes were IL IS and 4se Tod,
j lot fiiehers Csc. To-day 2sc.
lpt nne i1rke DisQue flsurss. Noftn rA-oo- ~
Odd and Ends in Brass Novelties half prios.
JEwELRr DEPARTMENT.
One lot Oxydized Chain Brscelets, SOC, To-day 80
LOT Gold Brzcelets. with STONE settings, Ell y
lot Hair Ornaments, 4ocs To-day 25c.
lot Moonstone Jewelry. 25c. Today 121<c.
lot Gun ButtoDs Doc. To-day pic
i lot oxydized shoe Button Hooks. 25 and 3se ~
4 lot rhinestone Neckiaces s5. To-day, a SO.
lot Garnet Brscelets in SOLD sl.5d. To-ds
s ss E E e. sss sHs's; siIS S. E':z
LADIES' NECKwEAR DEPARTMENT.
lot silk and Lace piastrons 81 SO. To-day 7ac.
lot slik and Lace Plastrcns 1915 TO-DAY ell,
CO., &c, 81 To-day Pic 50c. and Us.
Il let White and Black Lace boa. extrs Ions. wore
i iSs sss li:. sSs s.; ls.s .s 81 10 so
Ths shove ana Au.dr.a. q other bargains for FRA.
saa Saturday.
E A " EpTE s
sosclAA SHOPPING PLACE
m ssA ssa sessA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-07

LEATHER GooDs FoR Presents.
As expensive as sic for Silver Mounted Pocket
books, and down in price to 25c., THE SURPRISE Is
THE QUALITY OF THE csc. PoCKETBoOKs
Just for curiosity call and see them to- morrow when
the price is to be ONLY 19C. EACH.
Many hints for Christmas in our superb variety of
Leather Writing Tablets Satchels Card Cases. Collar
and Cuff Boxes, etc., etc.
THE PAI.AIS ROYAL
Ialo,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-07
CANDY,

CANDY, C.sny,
Tie sassntion Of storskeepers and persons buying
Candy v drawn TO the Establishment Of
GEORGE J. MULLER,
3l4 Penna. avenuen
Manufactures Of French and American Candida
His force Of workmen are making several shoussnd
pounds Of Candy daily Assorted creams French MIR.
snrss. Broken Candy. Jackson Ball.. Mixed Drops &C.
o. IN bbla boxes. pails. and loosely H. Flrsworh,
N sseek d3-0ts
III isrH ST. n. W.
ustsopsi Safe Deposit Co g Buildinr)
NEW STORE NEW aOODA
CUT HoMERA frssh from my Nurssries tvics AN.
AsS8EIR sJoSx q sR.y: c.ne. ,Cosd Gus
ca tSfes'i To E' = H.re,. ,.1 r.,,.
uonst "a SashsS e. fcSistals
s4-sv n izupx1. ylersss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-07
Csc. K1p Crows Fon SO

~.
Buying In Wholesale quantities direct from the man.
ufscturer. coupled with the ~Pxlais Royas strictly
cash system Of business enables the Offering of Kid
Gloves for Csc. equal to those usually offered at a
pair.
Our celebrated 4-button sc. Dressed and undressed
ND Gloves for soc. for December q, 2 and ONLY.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
WAsx Crows Fon Parsrsrs.
Fur top, lined Kid Gloves for Mem Women ana chi,.
dren from Coz. to ~. so pair.
Cashmere Cloth Gloves from 25cNo 75c,
Flssce-linsd silk Gloves, CSC to el.es.
FOR SPECIAL SALE oNLY-1ns cashmereolovs.
for Ladies and chidEsn ars ssduosa from ESQ., 20 lec
The heecelinsd silk Gloves for 4ae instead Of oSe.
Ths Mems scotch wool Gloves Tor Gee. insGsad Of
20.
s1-Aftsr the special sa,s fun psien WIN b aaHsd
until aftse Christmas.
TEE PALAls ROYAL.
ccsnss zeth q and n svs
q a. L1sNzaA Pssps,stes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-07
FuRs Ar 10 Per Cent Orr.

Ladies who were too late for the job lot Of Furs may
select tomorrow from our matchless REGULAR
STOCK, at prices as low as quoted for the job lot
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT TOMORROW Please
remember tits for Saturday only.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
UCOntinued below
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-07

I English Tap. Rug, 1924 196 worth $50, for $685.
Il Velvet Rug, 1O-6x15-3 worth $50, for
English ", Velvet Ruf ss.l xcyth sss for sas
zoo smyrna Buys s worth S sss6 bo fos ESQ; f. 81
100 Smyrna Rugs. worth ss.15. for s2.25; 2 IT, 21
:, 900 Smyrna Rugs. worth s2.25, for sl75: 1 IT. Ok
q 900 Smyrna Mats, worth s1.5o. for sOc.; it. e1
l,5Oo yards Double Cotton Ingram Carpet at CSC,
.euu'eu 'fI GPfH RS DEPARTMENT.
Satin Embroidered Pillow Covers. in Blue. Red,
sS Table Covers; in Blue, RED $500
sE Plush EmSroidered Table scari;, in olive. WV
sE Plush EaSroidered Table scari;. in olive. ''
sill Plush EmSroidersd Table scars, in olive, NV
white Embroidered Oriental Table acarfs s 56t 90
White Embroidered Oriental Table and Stand
Plain and Figured silk scarfs ali coicrs. &c and 90
Chenille stand Covers variety OF colors.., so
Down Pillows, in Fig sitsen, Silk and sst ~ Low
DOWN canors in Fig satin from % to &C. Is 5 &c
Down Comforts. in Fig. Silk and Satin,
cases il 4 and ia White Wool Blanle Ct ''oo
extra value Just received
fSeHeh TrSrens 'i Bisnfsts size 73ss T.
I ;, iii to loo
100 pairs Of Lace Curtains, worth % 40, for 81 so
patterns of the s1o 90 Portieres reduced to 81. co.
Extra width Chenille pertierss. for 1880
: pairs All Wool Turkish Portieres reduced toss.
Po,rtisres at SlOo COMPRISES all the new and most
All the above prices are for cash on or before
delivery.
W. B. NO 'Es SON.
CORNER nth AND F SITS n w.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-07

The total amount of District appropriations
proposed by the House committee is nearly
one hundred and fifty thousand dollars less
than last years appropriation. But it is
larger by several hundred thousands than the
amount provided by last years bill as it
passed the House. So the indications are
that the same policy of wise hberality which
characterized last years appropriations will be
observed In moulding into its final shape the
present bill The amount of the current in
come Of the District from taxes, licenses &C.,
fully justifies an increase over last years ex-
penditure. The District desires full but wise
appropriations and no surplus.
The District appropriation bill as reported
to the House contains q provision that the un-
expended surpluses Of District money shall be
applied to the payment Of the water debt. The
District appropriations should be made with
such wise hberality that there will be little or
no surplus about which to worry. In view of
the vassefu expenditure Of money, made by
the agents OF the government over whom the
District has no control, in constructing a
rotten tunnel, which is the consideration
TO the District taxpayers for the water
debt, and in view Of the fact
that the present generation, from whose taxes
current surpluses are derived, win hardly
profit by the water-works extension more un-
suitable disposition Of such SURPRISES could
hardly be devised The money raised from
the taxpayers Of the present should be applied
TO the satisfsction Of present urgent municipal
needs, and the citizens Of the future Washing
ton, who win enjoy the benefits Of the water
works extension, when completed, should con-
tribute their proportionate share to the pay
mani Of the debt therehx created
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-07
HEApouARrERs FoH GLovrs.

III EADlUAhI EhS Il Ok VI LOVES.
The name "Palais Royal" Is known throughout the
United States in connection with Gloves The Palas
Royal Gloves are the best procurable. but offered
prices considerably less than usually charged for the
best Gloves. EVERY PAIR WARRANTED Tried on
by experts 1t our risk.
"Gored fingers in our improved Glove for 1889;
with it you wear size smaller than usual. while
durability and comfort assured certainly than
heretofore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-07

T. B. Barry, formerly lieutenant Of Mr..
Powderiy in the knights Of labor, is out with
a manifesto announcing the establishment of a
brotherhood of united labor, with himself as
leader. The desire to play first instead Of sec
ond fiddle will sufficiently account, perhaps,
for Mr.. Barry's willingness to increase the num-
Der of workingmen's organizations now exist
ing, but the motive which will impel poor
man to spend any more of his wages in dues for
the sake Of helping Mr.. Barry to the top Of the
orchestra Is harder to divine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-07
FUR DEPARTMENT.

/ lot Russian Hare Imported Mufs, satin linine1
worth q Il, to-day SOC.
i Lot Seal M1ffs, worth 81 es, to-day so
lot Monkey NUTS. worth 90 30, to-day S5
lot Monkey Sets, Boa and Muf, worth sl2, to-day
S6sS set.
lot Genuine Beaver Muffs. worth 90. to-day "a as
los Children's sets Muh and Collar OF Lynx worth
Big bar gains in ali kinds children's Furs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-07
LACE AND EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT

lot Odds and Ends, in White and Colored Emhroid-
cry. DC. TO o. yard Red Ticket Irlce, lie yard,
lot 22-inch Embroidery, Colorea and White, Soc
10 loc. Red l1cket price. &c. gard.
4 lot Real Iurchon Laces, l5c. 10 25c yard Red
Ticket Price. loo. yard
i lot oriental Laces, worth Pc. Red ticket prica
Toe. yard
i lot 42-inch Fiouncing 81. Red Ticket Price
SOC. yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-07
DREss-TRrNNryG DEPARTMENT

lot Persian Gimgs worth 75c. To-day pc ysrd
lot Braid sets. all colors worth e. 30 To-dAy 81
lot trimming Braids. all colors, worth 10 TO poe.
piece Zine Cut Steel Gimp worth 90. 40 yard. To
day 81 yard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-07
INADVERTENTLY DEPARTMENT.

One lot Of Ladies' A-linen Handkerchiefs white aud
colored borders worth l2bec LED Ticket lrlce DC.
One lot Of ladies HemsLtchel Han dkerchlefs worth
Sc. Red Ticket price .jc.
One lot OF Ladies EIntr. dered HAndkerchiefs worth
ID aud lSc. he'd Ticket ITlce lsslpc.
One lot Of aides HALdkerchiefs. 100 different
styles, some as high M 4Oc HE'D Ticket price 25c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-07

II. u
We have too MANY larqe awe. in .r,, ,os,,.,
bic STYLES of Seal Plush Wrans no tho ,or,,a-
kas, Lanetrys. &c. and as an ,narcsma,, o.
large ladies' to come here for them we have
made quite considerable reduction. Sizes, 40
to A inch, at SIS, $50, s25 aud s27. 90 that
were much more.
ihiru noor.l
iMfORIED JACKETS REDUCED.
me oaiah is OF our STOCK OF Ladies' Imported
s eAs, WIN vest rron's' u now offered at re-
fTbird soor
,,,osrS, 49,,
"i"oHS NE"MAhhErs REDUCED.
We have reduced the prices on few lines Of
Misses New,narkets, the balance of q few STYLES
we do not propose to duplicate this season.
This is an opportunity Of which ADVANTAGE
should be taken. as better bargains have never
oeen Uhereo.
$3.50 -. Des,er Newmarkets In the de-
siraoie snades OF cardinal Navy. and Or cen
eTbira so nre'' nin'nea Win angel sleeves
cHILDRENs CLoAKs REDUCED.
To close out few special lots of Chi,aren,s
Cloaks we have made lower prices ON them.
These are in desirable styles and colorings, and
are reduced simply to put little more life In
the demand We think it better than waiting
Third aoor1 ~ " ' '''A
LADIES' SUITS REDUCED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-07

:: sssgisr prices. as and SOC. Red rschet 1855
lot Of children's Rihb Cotton Hose. Blsck. -iss~
90 y Regular price. 25c. Red Ticket loo d, pail
10, Of LADIES' colored Cashmere Ho-e. sises and
% heFrlAr price 5Se. Red Ticket Sc.
~ ~ is<ies silk Hose. assorted color. heguiaf
pr1,SsS tl.2a. Red Ticket, SOC. per pair.
ana " Snlarens Sessaner Legs1nss. 49, ..
pair. f" ~' ~
hkRrNo UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT.
p, sot q ladies' Mersno Vests In sine "a Reguiss
e5, Tot o. L.die.' sSi~ RIB Vests Regular price.
~. lot Boy Drsers Sizes %, "a. e. 81 Regular
% S5 o. sn soSs hsd and c.mels Hair Dr.wers sisq
ucket DOC. pair. ' - - 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-07

BUTTON DEPARTMENT.
lot Buckles worth pc. To-day Be.
/ lot Buckles cut steel, worth Acc To-day &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-07

lot fine Sewing Silk Neilings in Cardinal Blne
Garnet and Brown, worth 25c Red Ticket price. SO.
q yard.
Ticket price, &C. yerd
lot 54-inch Drapery Nets, Striped, worth &C.
Red Ticket price, 4Oc.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-02-17
I Daily excent Snndny.


Accommodation train (cxccpt Sunday
leaves Richmond 3.l5 p. III. and arrives
Scottsville 7.i5 p. IN. Leave Scottsvillc
. 10 II. M, arrives Richmond 81 "A M.
Trains on buckingham Railroad Bran cll
leave Hremo Bluff for Ayrom daily except
Sunday ut 6.i0 a. IN. aud 636 y. IN. Re
turning. leave Avron daily except Sunday
at ii.33 a. m. and 6 So p. IN.
SleeSing Cars attached to trains Nos. Q
and 10 between Lynchbnrg and Richmond.
Express trains connect Mt East Lcxing-
ton with B. d O. trains.
Through Sleeper Clifton Forge to Hunt
inston, Louisville and Cincinnati. Only
one change to St. Louis.
CONNECrtONS.
AT Clifton Forge with G. e. O. Railrond
for the. South. West. Northwest.
At bynchburg with n. E w. r. II. for
all points South, Southeast aud Southwest
and v. NJ. Rail.oad for all points North
and South.
AT Richmond with Associated railways,
for all points in the Sonth and II. +. ~ p
X. II. for all points North.
At Lexington with b. & o. II. r.. MAX
ing close connections Mt Harpclis Ferry to
and from Pittsburg and the West; alsoao
points North and East.
For further information apply to
X. II. PANNILL, Agent,
]. II. MACMURDO. G. p. a.,
Richmond, Va
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BAILlE NURSERY.
Fruit Trees and Grape

A large stock OF the best sorts OF
Apples, Pears, Peaches, Plums and
Grapes especially selected for this
section. Blight proof Pears, Kieher
and LIE Contre. Wild grove Plums.
Niagara and Empire State Grapes.
All orders promptly filed.
Address, w. b. KELLY,
Abingdon, Va.
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DORRINs' ELECTRIC

and take no other. Nearly every grocer
from Maine TO Mexico keeps it in stock.
If yours hasn't it. he will order from his
nearest wholesale grocer.
Read carefully the inside wrapper
around each bar, and he careful to follow
directienson each outside wrapper. You
cannot atrord to wait longer before trying
for Yourself this old, reliable, and truly
wonderful DoBDISs' ELECTRIC Soar.
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HORSE SHOEING.
T. NJ. HAWKINS. SIR.
T. NJ. HAWKINS. sn. TN. HAWKINS. JR.
r. IN. HAWKINS & SON,
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS,
TAzEwELL G. H.. VA
T. NJ. HAWKINS. JR


Thomas NJ. Hawkins 81 Son still
hold the fort. The senior member
OF this firm takes pleasure in stating
that he has been successful in pleas.
ing some of the most exacting men in
Virginia i'll the. matter of building
fine houses. He points to the houses
lie has built i'll Tuzewell as his best
recommendation. No more substantial
buildings were ever constructed.
Give honest workmeu chance. They
do not intend TO be under bid. nor
can they bo surpassed in he style OF
their work. Call on than aud they
will respond III the dawn of day.
They refer to a. Stellar and Joseph
S. Gillespie, aud a. White.
AiiS Gm. II. Nj. HawkIS , & Son.