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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-14

What already exists in some northern cities,
and Is now demanded by q part Of the local
press for New Orleans, would be o valuable
addition to the municipal ordinances of Wash
ington-s legal prohibition. enforced by q
hne, on the outrageous practice Of throwing
fruit skins upon the sidewalk. In New Orleans
public attention was called sharply to the
nuisance by the serious injury suffered the
other day by citizen from a fall caused by
slipping on banana peel, and the newspaper
in every large city have some accident Of tina,
sort 10 record from day to day. The
plea universally raised in answer 10
. proposal 10 legislate on the SUBJ
jsct Ia that q law against the promiscuous
scattering Of fruit-skins would be very hard to
enforce. since the people who eat fruit in the
street are all over the city, while the police are
not and cannot be, everywhere at once This
Il true; but il We were to desist from legisla-
ton simply because laws are hard to enforce,
society would slip back into barbarous state
In very short order. The nuisance il committed
most frequently y the patrons Of small street
stands. Fruit bought at the stores il generally
wrapped up and sent or carried home. II
would not be very difficult for the police To
keep an eye upon the itinerant dealers and
notice what their customers do. The arrest
and summary punishment OF dozen offenders
during the first week the ordinance was In
force, reported, with appropriate comment, BY
the press, would do Q great deal to break up
the practice among the resident population
and the vendors would soon get into the habi,
OF warning their patrons, 90 that stranger,
would not slip into wrongdoing unawares.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-14

The southern immigration convention at
Montgomery, Ala. chose good season for its
meeting. There has been no time since the
end Of the war when the development of south
srn industries with northern capital has been
going on at . ivelier rate than now. In a
single week recently. according to the CON-
msrcial reports, between three and four million
dollars were either directly invested in enter
prises in leading cities of the south, or funded
for the use Of stock companies whose plant
will be conferred there. What the south needs,
however, a. much a. northern capital, is
Yankee ingenuity and Drawn. She ought to
encourage the immigration OF the artisan class,
which has turned many pretty village in New
England and the west into . thriving business
place. But those men are the kind who do
not move readily unless they are sure Of q cor
dial welcome in their new home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-14

II Gov. Gray, Of Indiana, was moved by
piqus or any other petty feeling in not giving
his consent to the use Of one Of the rooms Of
the state house at Indianapolis for public re-
eeption to the Observation-Disclosures, he did a
very undignihed thing. 1t may be that there
IL no legal authority for such use of the build
ing, and, il the governor is equally conscien-
tious in respect to everything else, no COM
plant could be made. But in almost every
other state, if not every other, it is customary
70 receive distinguished guests in the capitol
buildings, and the chief executive usually
Joins in the ceremonies of welcome. The Gus
tom is q pleasant one when it is not abused;
and. If Indiana has not yet adopted it, now
would be good time to begin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-14
LEATHER GooDs FoR PRRsrsrs.

Az expensive as s16 for Silver Mounted Pocket.
books. and down in price to 7c for modest bu,
reliable purses.
Many hints for Christmas in our superb variety Of
Card Cases, Pocketbooks. Leather Writing Tablets
Satchels, Card Cases. Collar and Cuff Boxes etc. etc.
sPECIAL-seal. Calf japanese and Embossed
Pocketbooks with Oxidized silver Mountiugs for 6sc
instead Of 9Sc for . few days only.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-14

When the electricians fall out the people
learn something concerning the dangers Of the
electric current. Edison, favoring continu-
ous current, says after elaborate experiment
that 100 volts of alternating current mean sure
death Westinghouse, favoring the alternat-
ing current. says that the shock Of Edison's
continuous current Of 23O volts would be pain
full not absolutely dangerous if the person
were at all delicate"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-14

The last two great wheat deals" have left
The shores over which they swept strewn with
wrecks. Baldwin 10 dead. Hopkins ID dying of
slow but surely fatal disease. Harper has be-
come insane and been locked up In q prison asy-
ium- "Old Hutch" Is 90 dangerously i'll that he
can attend 70 no business and will probably have
70 leave Chicago - soon - he can stand the
fatigue Of removal So 1t seems that the poor
follows who get squeezed in corner are not
ths only people capable Of suffering after the
excitement 10 over.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-14
To Tn Poon AM Rrou.

The Manufacturing Establiahment = relief 10 the
Roor and N advice 70 the rich you vast TO make
woman foys wouidn't DO; but nice dress made 81
g low ~ ~ 90.
Or Goat In checks or plain neat fitting ct the sans
n nore useful TO Eves - nny toy or fancy ss
very purpose Not to mako any money on thea but
20 inoy ynst tne Manufacturing EstsbhsAment can
Our hne aFeDss sarpasg anything n this city.
1olow az sauce and you make The poor happy
H1S6S16TUixx0 xsrABI1sHnsrr.
0%0A o18 7th sk n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-14

All the new importatioca The .'wsttssu.w IL
Empire" the "Duchssss." he -Dirsctoire" A. hish
- e35 for Ostrich Feather Fans win DAINTY nssr,
sticka siov - IS osntA Tho bsst o2 gsnss Tsns
In town. =
sPEcIAL foe the nsxt Ssv days:
ITO ost.ich fssther Fans fur ol.60. rsHsAsr.tip
and lscstrimmsd sAtn rAns for q ,nstead or ~ "a
q Don't forgst ths Handherchssf AAvt IN pexs
eoiamA.
TIE RAI.Ars RoYAI.
"A. LaNER Rsop.)
dl4 Corner 12th - 81 n. ava
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-14

Ar. Morton 10 quoted as saying to a friend
yesterday, with some emphasis: ''Mr. Harrison
rsa be President" The value Of this remark
- prophecy depends somewhat on whether
IL vss made before or after the long walk and
confidential talk between the President and
vies-Presidsnt-elect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-14
REv1s,D LIusr.
xARK-Dowx rR1cEs.
cHILpREN's wINTRR
e s. !, ! | 4 4 . T :: :: ::


In order 10 reduce our stock Of CHIIDRENs
GOODS We hsve marked every Coat ct and BELOW
COST. We quote below . few prices to show the
character Of the sale.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-14

The Panama canal company have reached
Ne end Of their rope =. last, it seems, and
viii either have to throw themselves upon the
mercy Of the French government or dispose Of
their business to some other concern. In
either case it looks - il Uncle Richard Thomp-
con was out of Job.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-14

with the deadly Jack the ripper" Of Lon
DON England, as prototype, appears the COM
paratively harmless Jack the pinchsr," OF
Dubuque, Iowa. Another indication Of the
sofssning and ameliorating influence Of Amert
can civilization Il thereby furnishsd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-14

A Christmas approaches and the weather
grows colder, charity towards the hungry and
shivsring poor Of the city suggests itself - .
ssssoaAbls topic for consideration By wsll-to-do
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-14
HAsDxrncHrrrs Fon PnrsExrs
ONE OF TIE YTNHsT COLLECTIONS IN THE
COUNTRY AT THE PALAIs ROYAL
100000 HANpKERcHEFs TO SELECT FROM
THE PAIAIs ROYAL THE AcKNowLEDaEp

THE PAIAIs ROYAL THE ACKNOWLEDGED
HEADQUARTERs
Last December the salss in one day, In Handler
chiefs alone exceeded $500. The variety this ysas
SURPRISES al previous displays and the quantities
almost beyond evidence; but aeeng u believing isnt
III
You may zee oyer 100 dossn Handkerchisfs dis
played in the show window alone.
You may ZEE In the reserve stock hundreds
Of dozens Of Handkerchief Of but one manu-.
fscturer's make. and all at one price--l2X cents
Were these handkerchief not bought in whole
but the small profit added that the Palais Royals
strictly cash business enables such quality for such
price would be impossible Fine Pure Linen without
Jaws are these 1870. Handkerchiefs and which sre
not lee wonder 10 you than to competitors who
can only explain the comparative coarseness Of theirs
BY intimatins oun arc not linen.
We've cornered the credit merchants, and they
know II, and show It by excuses Is feeble % mis-
leading.
A with the low.pricsd Linen Handkerchief
% with the hish-priced HAnd-embroidered French
Novelties. and with the works Of art in
Duchesss Lace, and 20 with the japanese
SILK Handkerchief and Mufaers, IN EACH AND
EVERY INSTANCE A SINGLE HANDKERCHIEF
is OFFERED YOU AT THE WHOLESALE PRICE.
Have we not given you tangible aud logical reason
why 1t il soi
- THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-14
X.MAs INITIAL HAspkrRcH1Ers

AT 12<c. each We offer Ladies' Fine Pure Linen
Handkerchief with hand embroidered initials such
a. usually cost 10c.
AT 2oc. each Ladies' and Mems Initial Handler
cnisf For nix, Including fancy box. q SO.
AT SOC. each Mems Extra Size Initial Handler
chiefs. Six IN beautiful box for 42S5
AT 4Sc each japanese Silk Handkerchief, with
hand embroidered initial. See what this quality costs
you elsewhere.
SfEClAL-5OO Mems SILK Initial Handkerchiefs for
&c., instead Of 4Sc; 500 viii 60. 20 don't blame
N II you late.
,, THE PALAIS ROYAL.
" Note the NEXT column " you scouLd proat By the
Special Sale prices" More about Handkerchief
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-14
Plush GooDs FoR Parsrsrs

Plush Cases, containing Toilet Articles for lsdiss
men, and babies.
Artistic limitations Of Ivory. Amber. Tortoise Shell,
burnished Silver Coral, &C.. SHOWN a. handles to
the toilet articles and frames Of the mirrors
Glove and Handkerchief Boxes. Work Boxes slso
ne offered At reduced prices for IL next few daya
SPECIAL
Mems shaving Case. with attinss for o. Is; Toilet
Csses with amber fttngs for o. Infsnrs Cases with
ceuoioad ntnnsA. $780, Work Boxes, with celluloi d
fittings Sl-25 the elaborate C..e. rith "a n,scss
for el2.7 instead Of elA
(Continued bslov1 A. <AAAS noxAA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-14
JEwE1RY For Presents.

JEwE1HY For PREsrsrs
We show variety equal to any jewelers. stock, Of
the following:
Real Amber Jewelry.
Real Tortoise Shell Jewelry.
Real Enamel Jewelry.
Real Garnet Jewelry.
Real silver Jewery.
14-Ksrst Gold Jewelry.
II We make speciality Of 14-Karat Gold Jevelry,
and show Mems Sleeve Buttons and Scarf Pima also
Ladies' Lace Pins, Earrings, &c, some with real Dis.
monds. Weexcel the variety of any jeweler in town
in Amber and Tortoise Shell Jswelry which Is shown
from Soc. for Hair Pins to o14 for Loryrettss.
Real Silver Watches, Match Boxes Boubonnieres
Stamp Boxes and thousand other pretty things for
Xmas Presents Compare prices and variety with the
jewelers. stocks.
Specialize Enamel Lace Pins for S275. Real
Shell Hair Pins for 150 instead of U.s. Real Garnet
Bracelets for 81 Is instead Of 25 are few Of the
many reduced prices for the next few days.
CONTINUED below.)
THE pAIAIS ROvAr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-14

DoYv ovI1coArs WI ARE SELLING AT ease,
3 SaSi' u VIE ssf' s'ifOsp.ss So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-14

FoorwEAR Fon Presents.
A Few Suggestions from our s hoe Parlor
LADIES' Crochet Slippers In all colors, 81 Is,
LADIES' Wool Lined Overshoes for 81.
Mems Plush slippers, in all colprs, 81.
Boys Morocco Slippers tor l.50
Boys Patent-Leather Oxfords for 81 rs.
SPElAL-1O per cent of the prices Of above as
of the marked prices of every article in our Shoe
Department Boots of every description for LADIES'.
Misses, Boys, Children, and Babies
, THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-14
1885
1880
G LO v Z 8

GIL IVES.
Gored fingers to improved Gloves for the coming
usual While durability aud comfort arc more certainly
FOR MEN-rhe new Red poeatin Gloves with su-
new Embroidered Kid Promenade Gloves u. oS. War
The new White and Pearl Gloves for Evening Wear
The new Driving Glove, with back Of Astrschsn and
knger 3 male driving . Comfort NJ Only ii 35
The new Castor Beaver Cloves are prettiy embroid.
ss' p
FOR LADIEs.Ihe nev piqus stitched Goat Skin
ete, feathsr ~ smSroi s 6.sts. e only Si35.
The new Undresssd KID d Mous9uetairss have the
ny p D:s shown in
Bsets buttons. Sl.so: s.su.sSS Mousauss.irss.
The new 4-button "Palais Royal" Dressed Kid
Gloves with plain bscksst as en,broidered, 81 80
The 5-sTttSps are sl76, and the s-butten MousQus-
The new Evening Gloves are Of Undressed Kid. with
and WITHOUT Feather" embroidery from u IS for g.
BOYS AND aikIsEd Gloves for IL Mhieh an:
warranted and tried ON ut risk. all other
WARM GLOVES for men, women and children
LINED 6 Nd with Fur top: from Soc to s225.
SUI Fieeced G alo from NJ s ss to los
Morsted Gloves and Mittens from 25c. TO s5c.
SPEClAGFor few days W. offer:
Backs, for 59c. instead Of Sc.
The Button Undressed Kid. "Palais Royaln Kid
The 4-Button Dressed Kid Gloves, in L ondon Red.
etc. for 81 instead OF 81 25.
The Cashmere Cloth Gloves for Ladies for 19c. in
The Fleeced Black Silk Gloves for 4Sc. instead Of
75 In' Mems Scotch Wool Gloves for ESQ., instead of
THE PALAIS ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-14

II 100 900 Hondkerehiefs for Presens Read abosa
them In ne column. and belO for presans OF Jeacelrv
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Z B. BARNUM q co.
e3l PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
ABOUT GnocrHrrs
ELPHoNzo YoUNGs COMPANY.

ABOUT NIRoCERIEs
BY
ELPHoNzo yoUNGs COMPANY.
A two-dsys' HUSTLE in that great mart Of the
world-New fork-means great deal 10 our custom
exIerienoe, and results TO interest you For
IiGs.-During our hun, for bargains we ran down
mail lot Snot quite 500 poundsl Of good MN LAYER
10y the box onlyD They are good 10 To lscent fies
ilssse mote bog don't come % much Ahnos, -
they certainly must 90 auicf At The Price
RAisINs.-of these we have a fine assortment, in
Guiding the most elegant CLUSTER FRUIT tor table
use Also Large undAras. Large White seedess Loose
special bargain lot q csornis Kaisin.. tender fruit.
SUTsHere s sSss S we can certainly n,ere., you
fsasRoer; OLD Nu;s e Sha,sseF KIND are !:
SIMosJ P Z. Sss g secure lsTss suIIiy q SIS
GH e. mnA and s%rn .nSa s cs sT lh s
larger Pecan Nuts than he found in any
Shell Almonds are simply superh We also have the
REGULAR Soft Shell Almonds. new. filberts and new
goods we are able 70 offer bottom prices, QUALITY
PIE ERyEp sINeER;5pureh.se extraordinary.
price that enables us 70 offer them 10 the consumer at
less than the usual v HoLEsALE Kate. For in
size for Soc: the usual Soc for DE. Mind You,
the very latest guaranteed IN every
| respect
| PLUM PUDDING.-Of these goods we have also
bought unusual quantity and therefore able TO
4 make special prices
| ALMOND MEATs.-The largest selections ever pru-
| duced here. Also q medium grade
| CAPE COD CkANBLRkIES-Me pulled In LOT Of
| these SO PERFECTLY ELEGANT that hardly dare
describe them fully for fear you may think
aggerating. When You call they viii sIesk them
/ with one OF those fine
| WISCONSIN TUkkEYs.-We are now receiving reg
ularly-another lot being the way. They are
| slklC1LA CORN-FED and the large number sold by
us the last two seasons brought great many test-
monials TO their superiority POULTRY raise in
warmer chin. ate. aud often ON trashy iood.
| CANDl-Cbeap Candy, Broken Candy. French
Cream Candy. Chocolate Cream Candy, Candy by the
/ pound, Candy 10y the hundredweiglt. Candy hy box
| Candy by the barrel. All the candy You want. any
kind you want ABSOLUTELY pure sugar goods. fresh
made, prices all right Call rixt away, cal ufen
whether you want to buy not Always glad To show
| you goods and quote prices.
ELPHoNZo YoUNGs COMPANY,
| d13-3m 42s Ninth stseet northwest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-14
Irs Tmr To THrsr ABorr

Lrs Tnr To THrNx ABorr
THE CHRISTMAS PRESENTS FOR TEE
boYs WHAT WILL HI MORE USEFUL @
AccEPTABLE THAxA
SUIT OR ovrRooAr
FOR TIE SMALL BOYS THE vELvrrEEN
SUITS ARE VERY HANpsoMK vERY
STYLISH AND WEAR WELL OR II 700
PREFER THE ROUGH GOODS THE EMO
LIsH cHEvIors OR oAssrNEREs ARE
VERY POPULAR. WE HAVE THE NEWEST
THINGS IN THE MARKET.
FOR THE BOYS FROM 10 TO 10 YEARS
OLD THE VEST SUITS ARE THE poPu-
LAR THINGS THESE COME IN PLAIN
woRsTEDs. FINE GOODS. AND IN RrNo-
LET CAssIMKREs AND cHKvIors.
THE CAPE ovERcoArs
ARE THE NEWEST THINGS FOR ALL AGES.
WHETHER FOR THE BOY OF FIVE YEARS
OR HIS FATHER. OUR STOCK OF THESE
Is PARTICULARLY FINE AND IN 1T
YOU'LL FIND STYLES AND PATTERNS
THAT CAN BE HAD NOWHERE ELSE.
THE LORD CHUMLEY COAT IL A GAR
MENT MUCH ADvERTIsEDA AS SOMETHING
ENTIRELY NEW. THEY MAY RE TO SOME
HOUSES. BUT NOT TO Us. THERE'S MOTH
ING NEW BUT THE NAME THEY HAVE
BEEN WORN FOR YEARS. HAVE SIMPLY
BECOME FASHIONABLE ONCE MORE.
THEY ARE VERY NICE TO WEAR OVER A
DRESS SUIT. OR FOR GENERAL EVENING
USE.
EB BARNuM co.
ais e3l PENNSYLVANIA AVE
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DoLn. Foa PRrsrsrs.

6PEClAL-We cffef
DOLLS AT 20 PER CENT
below the prices quoted tan days seo Ana NJ is..<
per cent cheaper than you can procure them TO-DAY
elsewhere. Here's An Mussrssion: doll NJ feat
n,sn. WITH movable Bisoue head aud hid jointsd body
for 55c. Examine the perfectly formed hsna. .v -
the finger nails examine the long. nowing resl h.ir
note its perfect little cara aud you smost catch H.
sponsive smile. And with our Is dols nal b.bv
size ana look Xou'upsy slo elsewhere You sIails;
Test Il.
,c. TIE PALAIs ROYAL.
q WAT better prvss'v tksa HaadkercAsSf0 Y6v'l
teoyn ab0s them cotssn. Eov Ebns - As,os
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-14
ART Goops Fon PnEsrSrs.

We facilitate selection By NOT offering trashy arti.
cies. We have superior collection Of Vases Pitcher
etc., in the Genuine English Worcester Ware English
Tapestry Rhenish Crown. aud the many males Of ia
paness Ware, aud for which ws are quoting lower
prices than charged elsewhere.
BisQue Figures. Also Bronze Pitchers, sconces and
Nrros 1t prices 10 surprise Agents for the Cele
brated Ansona Clocks, which offered from Sc to
$40 for Elaborate Pxrlor Ornamental All warranted
SPECIAL l0per cent of the marked prices of all Art
Goods during the Special Sale.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
The entire Cbinnn to the right about Handkey.
ehssfs but not cord scIsted BsloW for Ency 0oods
for preSenfy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-14

The democratic caucus has reached wise
esnslusioo In regard 10 the territories asking
statehood The party is willing to admit
Dakota, - one or two states, according to the
preference Of the Dakotans, Montana, WASH
ington and New Mexico. The decision in
regard TO Dakota II practically An announce
mont Of consent 10 it. admission a. two states,
since the people Of the territory were
foe years substantially Of one mind in
favor Of division, until national leaders Of
the democratic party, in view Of supposed
political sxigenciss, demanded 10 change Of front
On the question by the democrats Of the ter
ritory, and since, Notwithstanding this change
of front, the territory has voted for division.
II, however, another vote on the subject il re-
quirsd from Dakota, division and admission
viii be postponed for q time. The same effect,
20 Tar as Dakota 10 concerned, Is produced by
legislation which couples its admission with
that Of New Mexico, which il not now asking
statehood which falls behind in material at
tainmsnss, and which has the language, Gus
toms and ignorance Of people two-thirds Of
whom are Mexican. Dakota would doubtless
prefer immediate admission under the Senate
bill; but the action Of the democratic caucus,
Notwithstanding the suggestion Of New Mex
ico's admission as Q condition, marks a distinct
forward step by that party in q conciliatory
policy towards the territories Of the northwest.
The Baltimore Sun, in a strong plea for re-
form in the political methods of the party in
power in Maryland, and for improvement in
the state government as q whole, scores the
officials entrusted with the protection Of the
oyster beds, and confirms the intimation Of
TEE STAR that rotten politics has been the
shield Of the lawless dredgers. The Sun says
that ''thsrs has never been Q moment when 3
body made up Of high officials has not been
armed with the amplest possible powers to
arrest and punish the men who have been
openly, notoriously, and deAantly committing
dspredations upon the protected oyster beds Of
the state" and who .'were so impudent in their
lawlessness that they committed with impunity
acts which, IL done on tbs high seas, would be
piracy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-14

FRENCH EMsRo1DERED HASDk,cH1Ers.
Fer variety, quantities. qualtes and prices We have
no competition in the city and confidently ask com.
psrison with any stock in the country Prices, $780,
Soc. 6sc. 75c., &c.. u, u. TO- sl25. s135, sl5O
s1.6S. 81. s225. s25O. s275. %, s35O, s3.es,
S4.0S. Not ones and twos. but dozens ct each Of
above prices
s46S seems dear for Linen Handkerchief, but how
many women in the world can embroider handker-
chiefs like these. We ask you to compare our Csc.
Embroidered Handkerchiefs with any sold around
town ct Soc. II we can you Is cents on low
priced Fresch Handkerchief. how much can We ave
you for hRh-priced onesi
SPECIAL. $50 Sheer French Linen Handkerchiefs
with Fine Val Lace Edge only DC. or 3 for 81.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below)
e1 We tell you about the Especial Sale" price n
other Departments IN nsxt column, but please ish our
Handkerchief Advt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-12-14

FoR CHnrsrMAs.
IMPORTED CHOCOLATES
In Dai nty Boxes, highly
ornamented
FRENCH GLACE FRUIT,
assorted
great variety Of
CHRISTMAS CANDIES
and
BON BoNs &c.
ct low prices
NV. BURCHELL
1925 St dl4-eo2t