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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-29

Tnr Mississippi & q, incs-c railroad now
adycrii-cs IN carry ~ sengrn rom Mem.
phs 10 New Orleans iu,iiilocn houIr, aud
bring them bnrk inFulNlccn hours. Pas'
Hcngrrs leaving howgt go o'clock y. ~.
arrive NJ New Orloana NJ $50 am. lso.
turning leave New Or,uns 800 o'clock p.
M, arriving at Mcmbh-ai E'J o'clock q.
M. Pullman palace bullet sleeping
coaches run ON every train through be-
tween Memphis and NcA Orleans.
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Dyspepsia

Matet many lives miicrable. And often leads .
,sif destruction. Distress after catlnEsiet bead
ache, heanburn. souf stomach, mental derfes.
slon, etc. are caused ~ this yery common-and
Increasing disease Hoods sarispafiiia tones ne
stomach. create, an appstiie. pfOtno'ss hehihy
digestion. relieves slsk headache, clear, NE
nlna. aud cures the mos, obstinate eases 81 dI'-
pcpsia. Read the foiiovingi
II have been trvuhlsd With dysPsrsla. lad
bu,ilitis appetite. aud what did eat Aitfes'ea
me, ot ava no little god 10 An hour after saii's
would ,Ip.floncs = fainin,ss Or urcd' Az sehe
feeling, a, though I had not eaten any'hinf,
Haoi's sarapafillA did me an immsn,s Ainsuhs
81 rooA u gave me en- appetite, and ny is .i
r.il,hsi aud satisfied the craving had rfe'oasI
,tp.rlsnesd. u relieved me VI tina, faint, ured'
al gone feeling thave foli - much better snse
took Ilecds sarsspariila. that I am hsyw 70
recommend a." q. A. rAoL Wsisrtsvn' MAS
IN. Ne sure 10 ct only I.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
s.,as, ar-rs,.,. fli,lsfoffs rrsrsrsdsng
t,C. i noon A CO. Apo'hscafs'' Lowell hA".
100 Doses Ono Dollar
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-29

Drawers Of good muslin, five tucks and
two hens, at 20c.
Lace edge trimmed drawers at 3sc.
Clusters Of eleven tucks with cambria
rullle, fine muslin drawers, at 5jc.
Cambria drawers at Zoe and Sjc.
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COMMUNICATIONS.
$4,000 Pounds OF Cotton Burned al
Coffeeville-Other Tires.

IA 900 Pounds OF Cotton Burned az
Coifeeville-Other Tires.
Special Dispatch To the Appeal
CoFFEEyIILE Miss, Jan. -. 4 negro
cabin on nr. J. l.. Combs place, near
Garner Station, was burned Yesterday.
Fourteen thousand pounds OF cotton which
had been stored in the lpu-c 10y tho
doctor were consumed by the flames.
a BInsc NJ Springfield, III.
SrRiNGrIELD, ILL.,, Jan. 2S About u
o'clock this morning the great printing
and binding establishment OF II. W. Rok.
kcr was discovered to be on fire. Two ens
gincs are still at work, but the building,
machinery aud stock are total loss. Tho
plant was one OF the most complete in tho
west, and the estimated loss is over So.
eco, on which the insurance WAS Sii, goo.
The firm WIS carrying large contracts,
among which wcrr the supreme court re-
ports Of Illinois. almost completed, on
which the insurance had lausnd--loss,
| $40 900; the State election registers; thu
canal commissioners reports, NariOm
small jobs from different State olhcen,
aud lalgc private contracts, the value oil
which cannot be- estimated. II is not yet
known whether tho large vault in which
valuable plates were stored is intact. Tho
origin Of the iirc Is unknown, ~ the build
| ing WIS In flames when discovered.
a Fire in u s-miusry.
PrrsDuRG, Ia, Jan. ~. The Western
Theological seminary Of the Presbyterian
church, on Ridge avenue, Allegheny City,
was damaged 10y iip this afternoon To tho
extent Of $4,000. The firc started ON the
first floor from detective Hue and almost
the entire floor Of the building was de-
stroycd Tho building was an immense
iour-sory brick structure and was built
ihry.GIc years ago. twenty-five 81 tho
students rooming IN the building lost all
their books and clothing The los ON tho
building is covered 10y insurance.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-29

AT the leading houses Of Memphis ADJ
yertise In the Cailioiio Journal
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-29

Tur best advertising medium IN lhe
south Is the Cgfg'c JOwadi OF Memphis
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-01-29

10 Close out stock Of
Watcher JrWolry,
Clocks Silycrwaro nnl fine Plated ware
oi VI. Goodman x Co.,
No. 2ss Main street.
BIgninsl Prices les than cost.
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~ you wish your hlN ricmcn, read by
every Catholic in Norphis ne Catholic
JOtuHdl IN the place to iDscit H.
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PICTURE on PICTURES rBE crr

Isa null robe, embroidered In hilk for
evening wpar-a rare novelty, at flO.
These are displayed with 100 other new
s,yIe embroidered dresses at white goods
counter.
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ruE GREAT EMBROIDERY SALE.
Soc our show Window.

Al our fresh, new, desirable and hand.
come goods, delightful TO look upon. just
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Mor,usry Report

For the week ending Saturday, January ~
iSss, at u o'clock pm.
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NOVELTIES IN wife GOops,

Such ~ embroidered piqucs, linon dc
Daca, tni,cd muslins, plaid and striped
lawns. silk mulls, all new aud all ai prices
Tic win buy new style plaid and striped
India lawn, worth 20c NJ least. But the
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now ron THE sTuSNEits.

i.OO0picccs new India linen ut 7lc--thc
2jc quality Is ljc.
20 cascs checked nainsook to-day only
at lic.
10 pieces colorcd India bails,c NJ lie.
10 pieces "a novelty corded India linen
nj lsc-n i0c goods.
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LOOK LooKn Looxn LooKr,
FOR THE NEXT TEN DAYS.

UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT
Plain Chenille in Blue Olive, Terra Gotta aud Grim
son. 5O-in. wide, reduced TO 81 per yard.
IS Pair Portiercs q; former price, 81 so.
10 Pair An-Oysr Effects, 80 80: former price sI2
20 Pair Chenille Portieres plain tops Olive Gold
and Crimson, % former price, ell.
SO 81 lutte Table Covers, $I25; former price,
10 s-4 Chenille Covers $3.50; former price. as so
Couch Covers, Silk Tapestry, $780, former price,
Screens, feet 5-feet high, a75; former price,
is Bamboo Easles, e. and 81 so: former price, 81.
10 SIX Tapestry Table Covers, s6 former price,
8 Mahogsny Parlor Cabinets ESQ., former price. ss5.
200 Yards Petit Point Furniture Covering 6Oc for
rs Pair Lace Curtains. 1915; former price, $3.50,
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.
/ Fine Tennessee Marble Top Suite, Walnut reduced
to $500 former price $3.50
Fine Walnut Marbe-Top Sideboard, eos former
Antique Oak Chamber Suite, from sIsup.
Crushed Plush Psrlor Suites. only 335
Leather-Covered Antique Oak Dining Chairs $50 a
dozen. Wv
Antique Oak Wood Sideboards, from sI6 ND
Antique Oak and Walnut Chiffoniers SI4 up
Ladies' Desk in all Wood. Bottom prices
Handsome i've pieces Rug Suit, $40,
Fine Paror Suites, upholstered in grades of cover
CARPET DEPARTMENT
1,500 Yds. Best Atwood, Ingram Carpets SIC vd
100 Rolls Tap Carpet at Acc yard; Just received
Body Brussels Rugs, all sizes, from 81 up
Smyrna Velvet Top Rugs, all Sizes at bottom prices
l have full line Of goods in every department,
ask is a call and see before purchasing.
WASH. T. WILLIAMS,
nI|-Iw corner 9TH and ID SITS NV
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F. F. 4 4 + 4 4 f ::
HH HRs 8 q g " 4 +
kR 900 7 "a ~ LIZ ILL
BBg A BRR >SeGa A II M y
Ell BSpb II I / i { as 60 II ! Il III
/ 4 ssss TIT
ILL Il ssss I
FOR TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 90
To make room for the great influx Of HOLIDAY
GOODS we offer tomorrow and following days all
bulky goods at reduced prices
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
bala

REDUCED PR1crs Fon LADIES
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT of the marked prices
grand and matchless stock Of
Hand-Knit Skirts
Shrunk Flannel Skirts
Quilted Satin Skirts
Merritts Skirt Patterns.
Melton Cloth Skirts
F- Prices range from S5c for the Melton Cloth
Skirts to SO 9S for the best Quilted Satin.
sB- Nearly fifty different prices and over 1000
Skirts to select from.
WE MUST HAVE ROOM
The Stationery and Card Department is to be moved
on the second floor not only the Skirts reduced
in prce, but nearly entire stock Of Cotton Under
wear.
WE MUST HAVE ROOM.
10 PER CENT discount of the marked prices of the
following CHILDREN's GOODS, which comprise the
best assortment in town Of
Hand-knit Skirts, 50 to CSC
Hand-knit Hoods 25c to sI.4S
Hand-knit Leggings 39c to SI4S.
Handknit Fascinators, 39c to $685.
Hand-knit Shirts, 29c to Csc
Plush and Silk Caps, CSC to $54S
Besides, offer our SO Plush Coats at 10 per cent
discount. and you will find you can't duplicate them
elsewhere under S6.6S We could quote hundred
other illustrations, but must take You down stairs
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-19

The New York Sun has started story. that
will probably run the round Of the press, tell
ing why the hands on all dummy clocks used
for jewelers. and watch makers signs point to
twenty minutes past eight. Briefly it is that
the principal maker of these devices in New
York was working on one ON the evening Of
April IA, 1865, up to which time be had painted
the hands in any position that might happen.
But We will let him tell the story in his own
words, as follows:
81 was working on sign for Jeweller Adams,
Who used 70 keep on Broadway, opposite Stewart
at the time. 1 was making great clock TO hang
outside. Adams came running in while was at
work He was strong Lincoln man. He said:
Point those hands at the hour Lincoln was
shot, that the deed may never be forgotten
Il painted the hands, therefore, at eighteen min
utes after eight The idea struck me forcibly and
when came to look at the effect found it was
the most convenient arrangement, since it dis
played both the hands well, and left the top half
OF the clock free 70 paint in the of the clock
seller If desired So threw all my stencils away
and made new ones for that hour. i have never
varied from the system since, and that's the rea-
son all the clock signs point as they do"
Whether or not all sign clocks have their
hands at the hour and minute indicated we do
not know; but if they do the reason assigned
10 not the true one. Unfortunately for the
story Mr.. Lincoln was shot at exactly half past
ten o'clock
In this connection fact in relation to the
death OF Washington, not generally known,
may be stated. The day after his death the
clock In the Masonic lodge in Alexandria, OF
which he was a member, was set at the hour
and minute Of his demise. Then the clock was
stopped, and it has never been permitted 70
run nor have the hands been moved since.
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Much complaint is said to have been uttered
BY the passengers Of the Etruris because the
steamer was kept at her highest speed while
passing through seven days storm Of terrific
force, including what is believed to have been
. tidal wave. This seems an unreasonable
sort of grumbling. Nothing is gained, in either
comfort or safety, by slackening the speed OF
vessel ploughing through such seas. Indeed.
provided she Is sea-tight and soundIy built.
the faster she can 60 the better, if she is either
facing the storm or cutting across it. The
policy which carried the steamer through its
trouble a. quickly as possible furnishes no
cause for fault finding.
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keely has been locked up for refusing to dis
close his motor secret. II is rather rough ON a
man to imprison him for failing to perform the
impossible, but the punishment serves the al
legged inventor right for pretending that he had
. secret TO disclose
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SKILLED LABOR Always DEMANDS

SKILLED LABOR Always DEMANDS
HIGH PRICES, AND IN NO PLACE DOES
FINE, ARTISTIC WORK TELL MORE
THAN IN CUTTING CLOTH
ING.
WE HAVE THE HIGHEST PRICED CUT
TER IN WASHINGTON, A MAN WHOM WE
BROUGHT HERE BECAUSE OF HIS SKILL
AND REPUTATION.
THIS MEANS THAT WE ARE NOT ONLY
MAKING UP CLOTHING TO ORDER FOR
THE BEST TRADE, BUT THAT WE ARE
DOING THE WORK THAT BRINGS THE
BEST TRADE TO US.
OUR STOCK OF PIECE GOODS IS, WE
THINK. THE BEST. THE NEWEST, AND
THE LARGEST IN THE CITY
OUR BUSINESS IS sYsTEMATIZED, OUR
EXPENSES ARE SMALL, AND OUR GUS
TOM DEPARTMENT BEING BUT ONE
BRANCH OF OUR BUSINESS, WE ARE
CONTENT WITH MODERATE PROFITS.
WE CLAIM TO DO FINE WORK AT PRICES
MUCH LESS THAN ARE USUALLY
CHARGED FOR SUCH WORK.
THE NEWEST PATTERNS AND STYLES
ARE IN OUR STOCK. AND GOODS ARE
MADE UP ON SHORT NOTICE WHEN
NECESSARY.
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The reported change Of one Of the California
congressional districts from. the republican TO
the democratic column through the alleged
discovery Of q mistake in the count will get
everybody TO figuring again upon the status Of
the next House Of Representative
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-19

Georgia's senatorial election comes of to-
morrow. Unless Henry w. Grady, the orator
Of the new south, while swearing that he'll
ne'er consent, consents to run in opposition,
Senator Colquitt will doubtless be reelected.
Notwithstanding the sudden movement against
him.
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Lord, Sackville's personal effects, as cata-
logued for auction purposes, embrace some
works on etiquette, but no mention is made Of
. complete letter-writer.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-19

The democrats have made great mistake in
their treatment of the northwestern territories
which are in condition to become states. Their
entrance into the union has been persistently
blocked. Dakota is a specimen case. The ter
ritory has the population and resources to make
two states, and its people, including the local
democrats until recently when the national
leaders Of that party interfered, have favored
division. Opposing division on partisan
grounds the democratic House has postponed
admission in any shape. Long before the re-
cent election Dakota lost all hope of admission
under democratic administration. 1t raised
q substantial republican campaign fund for the
use Of the national committee. 1t sent speak
ers into various doubtful states, or states sup
posed to be doubtful. The northwestern
states which peopled it and for whose business
houses ID furnishes thousands of customers
sympathized with il, when the claim was made
that the solid south, controlling the democracy,
would permit the admission OF no new northern
state, no matter what its population and re-
sources. The result is seen in the voting of
the northwest, in the territories whose faith in
the democratic party has been shaken and in
the neighboring states to which their appeals
have been mainly addressed. Dakota. of course,
remains republican. Idaho has doubled its re-
publican majority. Montana is reported as
electing republican in place of democratic
delegate, with a republican gain of 5000
votes. Washington changes a democratic,
plurality of over z, 200 to republican plurality
of 5000. Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, and
Iowa, in spite of the desperate fight made in
them by the democrats, tell similar story.
The folly Of thus inviting discontinue in the
northwest is emphasized by the fact that no
other section Of the republic furnishes more
promising field for successful democratic labor
on the revenne-reform issue. These new COM
munities, establishing their manufactures as
rapidly as there is demand for them, in the
face of a free-trade competition with the old
factories and cheaper labor of the eastern
states, are not much impressed by the sug-
gestion Of danger to themselves from the COM
petition of other factories whose products must
cross the ocean, as well as more than
half the continent. to reach them; nor
is the manufacturing element as yet the
strongest in these communities. On the
direct issue between high protective tariff
and one for revenue only the decision of the
northwest may at least be classed as doubtful
The democracy have alienated instead of con-
ciliating this promising field.
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(See below.l
They Musr AND SHALL Go

THEY Musr AND SHALL Go
All heavy goods must go; they take up room. and We
want room for Christmas things arriving daily
You've read of the reduced prices for Blankets
Red Flannels, Shaker Flannels, aud Table Linens
TOMORROW WE OFFER 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT
OFF THE REDUCED PRICES.
Then there Is the Famous American Hosiery Com
pany's Underwear for ladies and children We have
complete assortment, and that means hundreds O,
boxes. TEN PER CENT OFF THE MARKED PRICES
will bring them nearly quarter than the prices
of elsewhere.
Many more reduced prices Of which you can learn
by calling tomorrow morning
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued beiow)
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E. B. BARNUM & CO.,
e31 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
BLACK S1c1I1ENsE Or BEseA11sE.

We have Just opened three numbers of these dssira-
BILE goods They have all the beauty and rich appear
of fine silks and have the advantage In durabil
ity, as they do not grow shiny.
Special Bargains in COLORBD BENGALINES, at
$1.50; worth 30
Just opened new lot of FRENCH DRESS GOODS,
BROADCLOTHS, and CORDED ARMURES.
ALI-WOOL HENRIETTAS, at Soc. worth 75c.
full line of choice shades.
Great Bargain in >ATIN DE LYON, at 81 and 81 .25.
EVENING SHADES IN CREPES, at 75c
ASTRAKHAN CLOTHS at greatly reduced prices
CLOAKINGS at cost.
We have some fine REAL INDIA SHAwLS that we
will sell at great reductions
ALL-SILK VELVETS, at $780, Ponson's make.
NEW HOSIERY and UNDERWEAR
W. NJ. SINISTER SONS,
n17 919 Pa. Ave
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nUR s12 Atwood BEAVER ovERCoAr CAN
9SDoS zSD 1sEEFooE 6LoT5iS ss Sos
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HorL.sprR BRos.

IIOlI4ANDEk LIMOS.
The old and reliable firm have concluded 60 disrnr-
tinue their Clothing Department az their store laI7
Penn. ave As We have always aimed 90 keep s,is
Of the best material and workmanship IL will b. sooa
opportunity for those in need Il clothing buy the
same from us al the lowest Price.
To dispose Of our stock soon possible viii
give discount Of % per cent all MINIS SUITS
and oyERCOATs
On YOUTHS SUITS. from - to is we will give a
discount Of 30 per cent
$50 CHILDREN'S SUITS as,e 4 20 IA we viii ,lo-e
out at . I.5O per suit
After January l. $50. We will open several new De-
partments in addition our present u,, selected
stock Of GENTS FURNISHING GOODS and NE are
making these enormous REDUCTIONS 70 get ,ur new lie,
partments under way by that date
HoI1ANDER BROS,
1917 Penn. ave NV.
These prices are for cash. nlG-Bt'
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PBILApEtPHrA SroRE
JUST RECEIVED. Another LOT 81 the hsss<A
ladies' Cloths. all coloFs AZ
New T1Aid. ana -trires soinch
. ~1de. AZ 31,Sc 40 and Sgc.
BARGAINS In coloret HenriettsS ~ Soc-
6sc and sSc.
Ful line Of Sers-s ct 500. aud
SPECIAL one iot Ss-inch sii.wool miS.si
Tricuts. only 2Sc-. worth Ans,
CLoAkINGS Don't forgot our line 81 Coaf.
ings. We have some eccd
styles Al sl.sS. 81, e.. 40 and
s2.15. "a wide.
Black Goods An great variety and
ven Low prices
TABLE LINENS. Our stock Of Table linens
not be beat for prices aud
BLANKETS, AMI Comforts from al M.
huh line Of flannels. very
Full line q Domestics
TO REDUCE sigsk Of wors,eds viii offer for
IMPORTED esr@sntSsn at Ice. Hank.
IMPORTED s.sS5S 8 10 cent. t. Hank
Zephyr. ., 4 and s-fold. Be .
Tar. worth &c
WE guarantee these % he the
beSt Goods IN the market. and
viii only sell them a. the
above prices for the time adj
advertised
EXTRA One lot Of Chidren's eNtra
double knee, wide ribbed Cot
ton Hose In Navy Blue 3 70
~ at pc, WIS 40 g. 5tNc
CARPETS. We are ofcr1ng great induce
ments IN Ingram. TatuaS "
and Body Brussels Carlets ID
will Iay you 20 call
CARHARl 4 LElDN.
nit S2s sth and EOS n st NV
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Fo111Es Or Tue TINES.
WE DON'T KNOW, BUT YOU BET ON THE
ELECTION. AND HAD TO PAY MoNEYYoU
COULD ILL-AFFORD TO SPARE.
WASN'T IT FOLLY TO TAKE SUCH
cHANcEs'
IF YOU ARE LOSER BY THE RECENT
ELECTION, ARE THERE NOT HUNDRED
AND ONE THINGS OCCUR TO YOU FOB
WHICH YOU COULD HAVE JUDICIOUsLY
EXPENDED THE MONEY YOU GAMBLED
AWAY IN YOKING A WISH AND AN
OPINION'
THERE ISN'T LOSER OR A WINNER
OF SUCH BETS WHO WON'T READILY
CONCEDE THAT THE WHOLE PROCEDURE
wAssUNMITIGATED FOLLY
WELL. THERE ARE OTHER FOLL1Es
NOT ALWAYS 50 PALPABLE PERHAPS.
IT'S FOLLY TO DEPRIVE YOUR FAMI-
LIES OF STOVES. CARPETS. CHAMBER
AND PARLOR SUITES, OR HOUsEFURNIsH-
ING GOODS OF ANY KIND. BECAUSE. YOU
HAVEN'T ALL THE MONEY IN HAND TO
PAY CASH DOWN. WE SAY IT'S FOLLY,
BECAUSE OUR CREDIT PLAN IS ONE YOU
WOULD EMBRACE AT ONCE IF YOU
UNDERSTOOD IT.
THEN IT'S FOLLY NOT TO CALL AND
EXAMINE OUR GOODS AND TERMS.
AGAIN. IT'S A DISASTROUS FOLLY.
WHEN YOU OKNow OUR TERMS, MOTTO
LIVE UP TO THEM MORE DISASTROUS
FOR YOU THAN FOR U.s.
BUT THERE Is NO FOLLY CAN EQUAL
THAT OF DERIVING YOUR FAMILIES
AND RoBBING YOUR HOMES OF SIMPLE
COMFORTS. FOR THE SAKE OF INDULG.
ING A MANIA FOR BETTING
HOUSE 3 HERRxASS's
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSE.
ss1 AND sss SEVENTH STREET NV,
AND $50 MASS AVENUE
MEMS CAMELT HAIR WOOL. sHIRTs AM
WI Drawers. 49c. each. Mems CSinelss Hair Hal
h SiaS ~ p u Vt VS. S and 747 ssS 4 e.
II YOU WANT FINE KERsEY on REAvE
TfoNno% in n6'ic W3Ssk 3 z cs1DorHuo CO
n6-3m 9Th and g otn,
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GKsry Suns SoounrD
AND PRESSED FOR

Coasa, Soc; Pants, Csc: Vests. 25c Altering and
Repairing done IN best manner Goods called for md
KL HAHN, 705 9th IT. q. w.,
sn2-6m and 21S N. Calvert Of, Baltimore
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Ho, FoR THE HorrpArs.

They all meet at the Palais Royal after travelling
thousands Of mfes-these Christmas things that srs
crowding in on us. Theory is room! Rooxl, RooM,.
and our reply in given in the
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JAS. +. OYSTER
Once Cor. Pa ave. and 9th ST. Telephone 27l-s
nBR U U TIT TIT , ZEE HRn
sBbs 3 : 7 T En- FKRTR
BBBBs Uuup I + EEE ( z
Fancy Print Butter.
THE sHARpLEsS.
THE DARLINGTON,
THE FOURlEAF CIONFR
Fancy Creamery Butter, and = pound h,Nes
Packed Specially for Family Use
Retail. 4s74SS-4 Ss- 4gO- 4al -4g2 II It wing near
9th St, Center Market. nlu-lm
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INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.

WE PRODUCE BELOW A COPY OF LETTER
RECEIVED BY Us FROM MEssRs BATcHELDER
q LINCoLN. BOSTON, MASS. TOGETHER WITH
OUR REPLY. WE DEEM IT BUT JUSTICE To
OURSELVES THAT THIS CORRESPONDENCE
SHOULD BE MADE PUBLIC:
BATcHELDER & LINCOLN, BOSTON.
BosToS, MASS, November 8, 1883.
Messrs Sdks & o.:
Yours of November 8,with order, received.
viii say we have had some trade from your
mousse, for which We are very much obliged. But
we cannot continued it. You may not be aware
that ours is very conservative trade.
We have in order to build it up, refused such
large houses as yours, who advertise to sell
lower and mark goods plsinly in the window at
less than living profit or (whst other stores
claim ISL
Do not think this 0 criticism on your ways,
but take II as a reason why we cannot continue.
We blame Mr.. Tuttle as he knew the business
could not be continued, and ought not to have
opened it.
II you have any Of our goods that will "stick"
from not continuing please write US list and
we will advise farther with you concerning
them. Very truly yours,
BATCHELDER & LINCOLN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-19

WE SELL CHILDREN SUITS AT S2.50, %
w that are worth 80 per cent more.
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.,
no-on 9TH and q sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-11-19

We have also enlarged this stock Of Babies for
Baby You probably remember putting of
selecting last Christmas until all the prettiess
were gone, 50 do not let it occur again. No bet
ter time than now to make a pick-stock is at
its best and SO is the DOLL Baby Clothing.
We have not the space to go into particulars,
so invite you to come Monday aad get ahead Of
the news.