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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-28
Exclusive SILK NOVELTIES
AT PERRYs.

The season Of Raisty Il almost at hand. II VIII not
b many weeks before In the midst Of the
social mass-so don't put Oh your planning and COS
tuning until the very last moment rather make IL
subject Of immediste consideration-snd have word
with about collection Of the very latest Novelty
Silks. The patterns are the most unique that have
blossomed in many and they rive your draper
chance to display wealth Of originality that viii
pale past seasons effects.
First and particularly want you to take special
look ut the larger than variety Of rich Persian
and Fancy Striped silA for Trimmings and Combine
tons, well Street Suits and Dinner Gowns It is
rare you will nd such variety and each pattern such
rich one.
Our line Of Plaid and Striped surshs at 75c. IL not
only larger than will be apt to find anywhere else
but the price Is bargain price"
Dslicately combined Striped Armures-svery design
new one-diferent from anything you've seen before.
ana only 81 q yard, too.
All colors Of Fancy Trimming Silks at 81 rs and
e15o. You may hunt around all you choose and you
will not find such a line al such prices.
Those Persian Silks-the very fastest coinage Of
fsshion-as popular they handsome-we carry in
several qualities from $3.50 to $3.50.
Pompadour Brocsdes, for street or evening wear,
from &3. so to IS per yard.
Elegant original designs in Silver and Gold Brocades
from % to $1o per yard.
speciality Of ours is Silks for Wedding Gowns.
We have told you before about those sll-slk round
cord Fse FRANCHISE at 81: but it will bear repeat
ing Just nOw we have fall assortment Of desirable
shades-that u why We remind you-for they sell
ing rapidly
We claim to be authority Trimming Novelties and
Dress Silks, and pride ourselves on the strictly high
character Of the lines aos and the erceedgtv
sonabie nldrkt"os are enabled 10 gut on them
You will md the silks on the first floor next to the
elevator.
sEATON PERRY.
Perry Building"
9th st. and Pa. ave-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-28

ARE You INTERESTED
IN HOUSE FURNISHINGS,
If 90 DON'T FAIL to visit our vast establishment.
examine the goods note the prices, compare with
those elsewhere and be convinced OF the FAME QUAIL
1TY. EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS aud Low PRICES Of
our large and varied stock of
UPHOLSrEk FABRICS,
CUKTAINS. DRAPERIEs,
WALL PAPERS.
CARPETS, RUGS,
AND FURNITURE.
Below We quote few
SPECIAL BARGAINS
Read them and satisfy yourself that offer you full
value for your money
CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES
63-inch Chenille Curtains in Blue. Cream and Grim,
son, 1928 per pair.
2-yd. wide Chenille Curtains. iu Terra Gotta, Gold
and Blue 3 20 per pair.
Irish Point Laces from So up.
Elegant line Of Brussels. Renaissance, Swiss and
Tambour Laces.
NOttinghams in Brussels and Renaissance effects.
Fine quality Of Silk Plush. reduced to 20 per
I'D, in Crimson, Electric Blue, Terra Gotta and
Maroon
FkENCH AND ENGLISH TAPESTRIES.
FURNITURE.
We wish to call special attention TO Elegant Hand
carved Antique Oak suite, o4-iuch Dresser 30x40 ;
Beveled French Plate, reduced s05 This suite is
very handsome.
piece Antique Oak Suite. bevelsd glass, $3.50.
S24.
Our Leader Woven Wire Springs are still selling at
g.
We are making speciality Of those Beautiful 5-piece
Paror Suites, in Tapestry and Silk Plush at S57
Good values at $50.
Ala Goods at Low PRICES and MARKED IN PLAIN
FIGURES
CARPETS
In the Latest Effects and Colornga
ADMINISTERS.
ROYAL w1LToNs.
MooUEITSI dEsfIiisH nRussr1s
EXTRA SUPER INGRAINS,
THREE PHYS,
KIDDIMINsTEuS morris E6ects,
BELGRAVIA AND INGRAIN ART SQUARES.
BYZANTINE ART SQUARES.
'"h"NA' pAaHEsrAN,
PERSIAN,
ADMINISTER y, ,r
"oeohhJ JAPANESE
AND FUR RUGS
MATTINGS. LINOLEUM, OIL CLOTHS, COCOA
AND NAPIER MATING
THE HIGH GRADE AND LOW PRICES
Of our goods have gained for enviable reputa-
ton, which we shall always endeayor to uphold.
Remember We offering Great Inducements
thrOuH hout all the DEPARTMENTS.
Families o! limited means will find it the best
economy TO select from our varied assortment OF mod
crate priced goods. which Of good quality and
suited to the wants OF all.
JULIUS LANSBURGH
oc26 18th and SITS
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One word more rsit likely the merchant who credits
will make rood his losses by quoting higher prices for
goods easily valued by youi Isn't IL more likely IL Is
the prices charged for finer goods easily valued
that help him throush' PAais Royal prices for Pine
Dress Goods, TRIMMINGS. Laces and Buttons, mention
Of which will b found in lower half Of this column
will reply.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-28

What song Tascott could sing about '.ths
fellow that looks like me-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-28

PHILADELpH1A STORE
SPECIAL OFFERING IN PLUSHES AND
VELEETS.
In Pushes we are showing at Soc, 75c. and
81 the best values ever offered All the
leading shades.
Velvets from 15c. to S2a yard.
Full line of Ladies' Cloaking Cloths in
double widths, Sl.3S up to 50 40 yard.
Bargains in White Bed Spreads Full-size
Marseilles patterns. 8 /, al. 20 and 81 30
In Marselles spreads we have good values
at S1.SS, 81 1928 up to ~
LACE CURTAINS
We have just received a few lots of Lace
Curtains, closed from importer which
We are Offering much below their value
In Nottingham tCluny and Guipure eff
fects) We are sho wing at Il 90, S2, 81 %
S3 and $3.50 Curtains worth double the
money
One hundred pieces of All Silk Moire
Crown-edge Ribbons inches WIDE at
1211c. yard Sl.25 piece. Just one half
price.
great Bargain in Boys Hose. A positive
Fast Black Extra Weight Derby Ribbed
Hose sizes to TO- only 25c.
CARHART & LEIDY,
oc26 92s 9TH ST. and zoo st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-28

IRON STAND FOLDING DRESS FORMS, 81. so,
Il at the Domestic Sewing Machine Office, TIN H.
oc2S-eo3t
nVER 200 REMNANTS OF FLOOR on. CLOTH,
" all widths, almost given away beautiful designs
oc26-2t. 745 and TAI 9Th ats
CON THING NEW IN REMNANTS-4O-INCH
- Mohalr III Navy Brown. Garnet and Black, 29c
Also Aliwool Double idth Shuda 29c.: Black only.
DOUBLE COMBINATION, 18th st. Sc oc26-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-28
HOUSE Il HERRMAsS,s
EQUITABLE
CREDIT
SYSTEM.


LET Us REASON TOGETHER
AT THIS SEASON OF THE YEAR. WHEN
FOR THE Bodily COMFORT OF YOUR
SELVES AND YOUR CHILDREN. THE PURSE
IsTAxED TO ITS UTMOST, YOU NEEDFUR-
NITURE OF VARIOUS KINDS. POSSIBLY
YOUR PARLOR, FOR WANT OF SUITE OR
CARPET. PRESENTS A SHABBY AND UN.
coMELY APPEARANCE, NOT AT ALL IN
HARMONY WITH YOUR SURROUNDINGS;
YOUR OTHERWISE INVITING DINING
ROOM MAY NOT BE GRACED BY A SIDE
BOARD-AN INDISPENSABLE REQUISITE
IN EVERY wELL-oRDERED HoUsE-oR
HAPLY. YOUR WINDOWS ARE UNADoRNED
WITH EXQUISITE LACEs. AND YOUR
HOMES THROUGHOUT
COLD AND CHEERLESs!
TIME WAS WHEN SUCH INcoNvEN-
FENCES WE'RE UNAVOIDABLE, BUT
UNDER THE VARIOUS AND MANIFOLD
METHODS OF OUR
EQUITABLE
CREDIT
you CAN READILY AND WITH AN IN
SIGNIFICANT OUTLAY OF READY MONEY
BE RELIEVED OF THESE ANCIENT IN
FELICITIEs AND YOUR HOMES BE MADE
COMFORTABLE, ATTRACTIVE NDPLEAs-
ANT TO BEHOLD.
OUR THREE COLOSSAL. STORES HAVE
AGAIN BEEN REpLENIsHED TO THEIR
UTMOST CAPACITY WITH COMPLETE
LINE OF ALL MANNER OF HOUSEHOLD
REQUISITES. WHICH WE OFFER TO ALL
RELIABLE HOUSE KEEPERS UPON
CREDIT.
GRANTING EACH CUSTOMER THE PRIV
LEGE OF Debating THE TERMS UPON
WHICH SHE NAY WISH TO PURCHASE.
WHY wILLYOU HESITATE TO PROPERLY
ENJOY LIFE DURING THE DREARY
MONTHS OF WINTER WHEN THE LIBEk-
Atty OF OUR OFFER Is KEPT STEADILY
BEFORE YOU AND OUR TERMS ARE so
EASILY COMPLIED WITH
HOUSE HERRMANN0
CASH AND CREDIT HOUSE
ssl and 9s3 7th st and e38 Masa sva nv
ss2-4m
SsSUN DIAL" GAS HEATING STOVES; ON
- that will heat bath or haI room ut an expens
Il 1Hc. per hour, -; larger see ranging in price
from 81 TO S16 h u. CAMPBELL Plumber an
0aa6tta9. 617 10th ct. nv, oc2t-lm
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EAXONY.WOOL GERMAN HAND-KNIT JACKETS
pat AUERBACH'S. 7th aud II. Sewing Machines and
Furnishings. oc2S.30,nol
Oh BALES OF STITCHED CARPET LINING,
~ SIC. per yd. Ingram Carpet, lSc.; Cottage
lag, 20c. KAUFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION,
1.4l and 1243 lth st. se oc26-3t
VENETIAN STAIR CARPET lUc PER YARD.
Y Fancy Mattings, l0c. per yard. Best Quality
Stitched Carpet Lining, 90. per yard. BLuMS
oc26-2ts 1i5 and G47 18th ut. se
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-28
1000 Fer WANTED.

-
1000 frrr WAsrrp
We have about one thousand pairs Of Boot. tina,
don't At the average foot The very shoes that are
scarce with most merchants are too plentiful here
However, We don { claim superior wisdom, for We
hndwe have made mistake. We thought by keep
ING in stock sizes not eaaly procurable elsewhere
would make the PAlais Royal heaaq for such
goods But we hnd 80 few these unusual sizes
that IL doesn't pay IL keep them in stock
"etoid you the other day We rather make many
euorts and fan now and then than not TO make any
enort Here'san illustration Of failure Wen lose by
1t smilingly. You'll gain by it smilinsly
s2es LADIES' BOOTS FOR q.
These are the 90 6s Andrea Kid Button Boots thu,
have the name Paas Royal associated so favorab,y
In the memories OF many Of patrons One dollar pair
for the following sizes:
No. IA. b. cDE
No. INA, b. ODE
No. 2-AA Is.
No. "a d.
No. 4-AA,A
No. 5-A
No. IA, Is, c, d, Z.
No. GA, b. c. DE.
No. "A. b. c, ID. E.
$3.50 LADIES' BOOTS aoR 50.
These are the Palas Royals ell-knoWn French Kid
Button Boots with common-sense and opera toes.
No. "a, B. c, d. E.
No. GA, b. C, D.E.
No. "A, B,C,D.E
$3.50 LADIES' BOOTS FOR
These are the Dull Dongola Button Boots The Wet
weather Boot that doesn look it. butts
No "a, b. -.DE.
No 21S-A b, c, d. E
No. 3-A, b. c, =, E.
No.3H-A, b.
No. A. b.
No Ga B, ODE
No GA, d, C, DE.
~ But few pairs Of some OF the size. % rle.s.
don't delay call If your foot will 1T the Shoes we sd
vertise
,co,.,-.,,-, THE PALAIs ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-28
OFFICE or
WOODWARD q LorHRoP.
Cor. llth and Y sta. ne.
MoSDAr. OcroBr. %, 1889.
UNEQuALLED SILK BARGAINS.

SILK BARGAINS.
II IL not possible TO buy such silks ~ these
anywhere for the prices quote. Most Of
them are exceedingly desirable for evening
and party dresses, being considerably better
and prettier than their prices Indicate
22-inch Crepe Csrre in self-colored block
effects. in Cream. Ivory, Pink and Ciel Only
soc. Ter yard
22-inch Pongis Rayure. . smooth-fsced
Pekin Ponsee run with self-colored hsir-line
satin stripes very dressy appearing silk
of soft, fine texture for evening dresses and
house-waists. Only 6oc. per yard. The
shades are Ciel Blue. Corn, Lilac. Noir. Sill
yer, Rose, Nile. Cream. Ivory. Corsile,
Havana. Cardinal. Myrtle and Navy. coo.
per yard.
Elegant Brocaded and Figured japanese
silks, OF small and large designs IN self-col-
or. Ivory. Cream, Black. Ciel and Pink,
for Evening dresses 81. Ellis and sl.2S
per yard
AL Of these Silks belong properly ct Q
much higher price, and constitute one Of our
greatest silk drives Of the winter season.
Utrst noor.)
WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-28
CAFE CoArs VIII Be LARGELY
WORN.

We have . dozen inquiries every day - 70
whether the Cape Goats are going to be ~ popu-
lar tails season as last. Yes, they are-every bit.
II you haven't one you ought to get it 1t
once As long Is we've brought up the subject
well tell you about some Of the styles and our
prices for them
The Long. Black Cheviot Lord chumley is
probably the most quietly rich garment you
can ind. We've got higher priced ones. but we
want you to see our s15 quality. The cspes
are long and full and you can't tell them apart
from other peoples s25 grades-indeed there
isn't much difference. Whether you think you
want one or not-dont neglect to look at them.
Then we HAYES hundred or two patterns Of
Fancy Cheviots and Csssimeres, Whitney Chin.
chillss, French Thibits, Montagnaes. Irish
Frieze. shetlsnds - some Of our own
make, some gems Of others handiwork
and almost . ship load Of imported ones.
You'll ind them Fancy Cashmere. Serge or
italian Cloth lined and the Capes the same-al-
though there's many style we've got with the
Capes SIX lined
Isit necessary for US to make formal offer
of our guarantee of these Garments' It can't
be, for you've never yet presented us . claim We
didn't promptly settle to your entire satisfac-
ton. But we do guarantee them all the same
guarantee them to be better qualities for less
money than you'll find around US. no matter
how hard you search. Our line Of prices is
from s10 to s35
And these Coats are this seasons productions
at this seasons prices. We have no last years
garments to offer you at any price-we cleared
them all out clean last year-as We do every
year. You won't see familiar old pattern
sAKs AND COMPANY,
THE PATRoN-PLEAsING PROVIDERS,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND 7TH STREET.
"
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POTTERY. PORCELAIN AND GLASSWARE

L OTTERY, i ORCELAIN AND ULAsswARE.
NEW STOCK NOW ARRIVING SELECTED IN
EUROPE BY OUR OWN BUYER.
HOUSE KEEFERs FITTING OUT OR REPLEN-
IsHING ARE RESPECTFULLY REQUESTED TO
LOOK THROUGH OUR ESTABLISHMENT.
KITCHEN UTENSILS OF ALL KINDS.
AGENT FOR THE EDDY AND LORILLARD RE-
FRIGERATORS.
N. W. BEvERIDaE
oc26-2m No. 1909 PA AVE NV
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TIT 4 \ ZEE EFF "A II ERR R
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sl2 7TH ST. NV.

sl2 7TH ST. NV.
There ID not House Furnishing Store in the United
States that pays more attention and 10 careful
In the selection Of medium-prced goods than are
and that we are successful in this particular the
Thousands of Patrons that we have viii attest
This week we have placed on sale some of the mos.
exquisite designs and decorations in DINNER, TEA
and TOILET WARE. which cannot be squalsd in
price By any house in this country.
We call particular attention to the beautiful Whit
ney Decorations in White and Gold.
The rainy weather Of Saturday interfered with our
special sale that day.
WE WILL GIVE OUR CUSTOMERS
SPECIAL BENEFIT SALE
TOMORROW.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 20.
AND THE FOLLOWING GOODS WILL BE
SACRIFICED:
1sc.
JAPANESE CUPS and sAUcERs only 7c. worth
1Oc.
HANDSOME DECORATED CUsPIDoRs only Soc.
worth SOC.
sILvERED-wIRE CAsToRs only Soc. worth q.
FANCY PLATED TABLE MATS, 8 for lOc.,
worth I5c
WALNUT FRAME TOWEL ROLLERS. &c.. worth
15c.
DUST PAN AND BRUSH for 16c. worth 25o.
SMYRNA RUGS for &c., worth Use.
DECORATED CHINA FRUIT sAUcERs for &c..
worth I2c
DECORATED SALAD BOWLS for &c., worth 25c
LARGE JAPANNED TOILET SETS for CSC. =.
worth s1.25
IMITATION cUT-GLAss CREAM PITCHERS,
lOc.. worth 15c
DECORATED CHINA SOUP PLATES. &c.. worth
2Oc
DECORATED CHINA BREAKFAST PLATES, &c.,
worth l5c.
ELEGANT JAPANNEp WATER CARRIERS, 35c..
worth 6Oc.
PATENT JAPANNED sLoP JARS. 59c.. worth
S5c
SPLENDID 4-sTRING BRooMs, 1ec., worth soc.
sELF-DUMPING CARPET SWEEPER, sll9.
worth sl4S.
SQUARE CAKE COOLERS, Isc, worth o5c.
Other Great Bargains all through our establishment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-28

e e E 4 ~ j wv Y \ :;
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE.
SEVENTH. EIGHTH AND STREETS
~ ~ F F. 4 ! F. F. :;
\ \ #E E.. E.. ||'|IIii F.
F. s. : ) e E: T. +. 6:
5 IS g 8 : j T. +. f :: ::
Every item in this, advertisement is of interest to
siTd0r With fHtT. We'd have ~ you see the goods
EEf ss'd 5h A5F can then tell whether they
WRAPS.
entirely long garment with the "Directoire''
Cap ana made OF fine scotch Cloths. No end Of
and style 10 them.
5000 THE PRICE.
CHEAP AT MUCH MORE
Aspecial line of LADIES' SrOCKINETTE JACKETS.
Handsomely braided, ritety made have the open
SPECIAL PRICE 1880
We've never a better value-we don't think you
Splendid Cloth NEWMARKET for MISSES and
CHILDREN. Wild give elegant service for school
years.
PRICE $3.50. ADVANCE SOC. A SIZE.
We would call your attention to our line of TEA
GOWNS, Of when showing unusual
tn *; :, r2ngng in Press from 81 to I,Rs
chases oN' -'A' 0''' ''' A'AA' ''0' '0f
MILLINERY.
IUKBiNs, and ESGLIs SILVA WALkING HATS d Felt
and Velvet which wal. be old t i UNIFORM PRICE.
and worth from So to $3.50
CHOICE SPECIAL 44S EACH
A line of Misses and Cnl iren's CLOTH JOCKEY
CAPS, In plain cooIs or pIaids. worth oSc
SPECIAL PRICE 40c. EAUH.
plush, made with plush bow in front and ruch al
SPECIAL PRICE 5so. EACH
300 pieces OF best quality MORE, Crown Edge, and
Two inches vide Sells rrgulariy for %0c. yard. 'A
SPECIAL PRICE loo. YARD.
ROBES
We have made big reductions on our line Of PARIS
AND LONDJN COMBINATION DltESS ROBES,
prices which cannot fail sell them ali out with
rush, prices ich have never been put ON goods of
the same class before.
soML HAVE 10 yards of plain material, with hand
- some Persian borders
SOME HAVE . yards of plain erial and Ia yds
- - OF silk stripe to match.
SOME HAVE S1e yards Of plain material and IN
fancy for panels and waist.
ALL ARE the most stylish goods OF the season.
Combination Dress Robes of Serge, with fancy
bordered stripe. Never sold less than $3.50.
SPECIAL PRICE, $6.4 EACH
5 Combination Dress Robes of Cashmere, with black
silk braided borders cannot be duplicated under So.
SPECIAL tRICE 1875.
5 Combination Robes Of Serge with fancy silk
stripes elegant value at s14.50
SPECIAL PRICE SI1.75 EACH
EXTRAORDINARY VALUES IN TABLE COVERS.
In our Art Department we have opened l5U g. 4
Covers OF an entirely new material 1t is Figured
Chenille worked strong soft canvas material Wear
longer than al Chenille and are much handsomer
ENTIRELY NEW PATTERNS. worth 81 and BE- So
SPECIAL 81. 40 EACH.
In our Linen Department we have received line Of
pamask Covers. wonderfully cheap; Nc such values
one lot of IA Extra Fine Damask Table Covers
friuged have colored borders; worth 81.
SPECIAL PRICE 62xc EACH
And the following. which are selling rapidly and
will soon be gone:
go. worth 81 25. for 75c;
s fs "" z :5$$:: u 5:SS:
E F. E.: 4 ~ " n :: :;
totULAR SHOPPING PLACE.
oc2S 9TH. sTH AND ID STREETS
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THE BON MARCHL

oc2S 316 7TH ST. NV.
IRON STAND FOLDING DRESS FORMS, $3.50,
i at the Domestic Sewing Machine Dfhce. 9TH h.
oc2S-eo3t
NEW DESIGNS IN SMYRNA RUGS; LARGE SIZE.
IN 30x72 81 so; largest size, 36x76 83.19. KAUF.
MANS DOUBLE COMBINATION, 1241 ana lg4S
18th st. sc. oc26-3t
SECILIANS. SOMETHING NEW, eye. PER YARD.
p Better than Outing Cloth. Ladies' Hesyy.ribhed
Hose, SC per pair. Blacks only BLUMS,
oc26-2ts f45 and TAT 9Th OF. . O.
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JULIUS LANSBURGH,
oc26 18th and sts
SAXONY-WOOL GERMAN HAND-KNIT JACKETS
Dat ERBACH'S, 9TH and II. Sewing Mac times and
Furnishings. oc2S,3O,nol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-28

- AXONY-WOOL Gil RMAN HAND-KNIT JACKETS
aDat AUERBACH'S. 9TH and IA. Sewing Aachines aud
furnishings. oc2S,:i0 n1l
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SsSUN DIAL" GAS HEATING STOVES; ONE
- that will heat bath or hail room 1t an expense
from 81 70 $40 = u. CAAPBELLs Plumber and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-28

SUMMARY OF PREVIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS.
We shall each day place at the foot Of our
column brief summary of the attractions
advertised the day before. Saturdays star
contained:
Exquisite Novelty" silka.
Opera Fans from Vienna
Two Glove Bargains
New Art Bric-a-brsc
Ladies' Fast Black Cotton Hoss, 25cL
A Bargain In Ladies' Wool vesta
New Underwear for Children.
Great Bargain in Ribbons.
New Horse hlankets.
New Carriage hobes.
New "Arras" curtains o36Q
WOODWARD 3 Loranol.
easo Coz. 1Ith ed = st. A1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-16

moncd to make post norton examination.
The Coroner examined Mr.. aud MS. HOscnieldt,
William Green and Mr.. Neumhu, who live
In the same building. Nothing was learned eX-
cept rs to the manner in which the boy WIS
discovered none Of the witnesses had any knOwl'
edge MS TO how II came there. The physicians
reported that II was the body Of male infant
ut full time, 2Ul; inches in length and well de-
velopcd. Decomposition had set In TO such an
extent that they were unable To tell the cause
Of the death. The Coroner rendered Il verdict
that the cause OF the death was unknown but
supposed 10 be from suilOCatiOn In the vault.
Tho mothcris unknown.
Everybody expects TO sec All immense crowd
NJ the soldiers Reunion In Martins Ferry to.
morrow, about which so much has been said.
Some expect about 5000 soldiers. not QylngHny'
thing about other visitors. Colonel Charles
worth, commander OF the Belmont county bat.
TALON, Will not be surprised to see this number.
Very few put the number at less than 1000. sat
urdhy Commander SprHgur, Of the +. NJ. Stanton
Post Of StCubcnvillc sent word 10 the committee
that they would be dsWn sevCnty,fiyG to one hun
bred strong with drum corps, and that at least
two hundred other StCubcnvlle people wO Id
come with them. Toronto sends word that she
will be here IN force. The SteubenVille delcgR.
ton will return In the evening on spe ihI
train. All the arrangements arc complete
and the Reunion will be u monster 'ht
weather permitting. Decorations are sell
| ing mpidly aud the city Will be decorated ~
never before. Thchotcl keepers, bakers, saloon
lists, butchers aud Others are making extensive
preparations Saturday the Buckeye G HSs Com
| pany notified their employees that they could
| have u holiday on reunion day aud all otheI
manufacturing establishments will likely Dc
| likewise. Each Of the 100 school cadets Will b
expected to wear blue caps, white waists AnC
| red belts Among the features OF the pnral(
will be dog cart drawn by MCCOrd BrOthers
donkey, containing Mr.. Jacob Watson, IN OLE
soldier, aged TO- and II 5 yearOld boy OF Mr
Francis McCOrd's. The Hook and Ladder Com
pany will meet nj the BayleS3 House this even
| Ing ut Z O'Clock TO maze arrangements to taxi
part In the parade. All secret societies, anC
chOirs OF all the churches Will be held In thu
lecture room Of the United Presbyterian Churcl
to night 10 prepare some music for the camp fir
at night The display Of fire works at the cor
ner Of Fourth aud Walnut streets ut O'Clock
will be IN charge OF Mr. Brcmer Of Bremen 1
Schnllcr, Of Wheeling, assisted by six men.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-09-16
MARTINS FERRY.
The Body of mn IhIRnt FOuud-The Soldiers
RsnnIOn-PsrGOnRI, etc,

The Body OF an IhTRnt FOuud-The Soldiers
RenniOn-PerGOnRI, etc.
Miss Minnie Eemplc, OF Bellaire, is the guest
oil her cousin, Miss Mary Davidson.
Rev. Mr.. London, Of butler, Pa, preached T.,
the Episcopal mission yesterday AFTERNOON. e"
The knights Of tho Golden EAGLE VIII ho,d .
festival next Friday and saturday ever .inps O'N
Themes King, who was severely ',,,,,,oJ =, tho
lAughln mill Friday, Is ge(lI" oioag nicely ~"
Mrs. Samuel strl!N EetNr' .lcd on Friday from
sjsIe VII NJ y I"H" Lvil q, accompanied by
her As'eE Nfs' n E'.emplc, OF Oakland, Cal.
IA :SSSAES y ~ .ytle, Joseph Frazier and Sam.
w, H4uuF W. for Columbus last night, to ut.
leHH lhe y. o. +. encAmpment. Others will
go lu"' .Lay night.
Ae machinery for the corrugRtiug depart.
.hent at the Standard mill is being moved to
| tic new building, recently completed. An iron
bridge 10 connect the two buildings Is about
completed.
| The POstolicc news stand Is headquarters for
bunting, flags ana banners Of all Sizes lest0On'
| Ing, ETC., Tor decorating. All these goods were
| bought expressly for the reunion, and are INST
class. Bust bunting only ten cents per yard.
The residents Of Clark's addition we're cOnSId.
CrHbly excited Saturday over the finding Of the
body Of an infant In n CesspOOl. Mrs. August
lIOieniedt, who resides on Centre street b. tween
| Union and Main, was engaged In Scrubbing the
| clubhouse, when she disc veTcd the body In the
vault. She sent Tor her husband, and he mott
fed Marshal Burns, who telephoned to Coroner
A, N. +. Boyd, OF BellHire. Upon the arrival OF
the Coroner the body was taken out and Dr. Il.
o. Williams and DR.. ". +. Hervey were sum