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VELvErs AND P1usHEs.
CHARACTERISTIC LINE AT pERRYs.

1t will require too much space to give You full de-
scrption the exquisite line Of Pushes and Vevets
carrying this All do is TO just point
to item two index to the balance The bril-
liant assortment the really superior quat and the
less tan ordinary prices Leave us disiinctisely
Leaders, with these lines. You may safely expect to
something out Of the ordinary. for ours gems
that you will appreciate at glance.
VELvETs.
There is special line Of Trimming velvets-you will
all need more less Of thisat Sl-and the only limit
to the variety of Shades is tine ones fashion has
placed These Velvets cannot be duplicated at this
price.
We have line OF Black and Colored Crefeld velvets
for trimming and garniture from % 81 per yard
and Lyons Pure sir Velvets in Black and Autumn
Shades from s. so to So per yard Try and buy these
grades of Lyons Velvets anywhere else and you will
see the advantage at once that Perrys offers you.
PLUSHEs.
Fine silk Plushes-19 inches wide-a1l the Popular
Shades in three qualites-good. 81; BETTER, 81 so;
BLsI. g.. so yard. These last two are "a inches
wide.
Black 81 X Pushes, "a inches wide from 90 so to
&6 yard Seal silk Pushes PA to 27 inches wide
from $3.50 to So yard Something extremely
choice in Seal Plush, 80 inches wide. the correct
thing for Wraps, Sacques and Jackets yard You
may think you will have difficulty in matching
these qualities at the prices named. but it's mistake
We have \ Jew more of those Dainty Volantes some
with AID some without the sashes to match just the
thing for o combination with silks and woolens We
are fearful We can't duplicate them, If you want
them You will appreciate the necessity of losing
time III making your selection.
We want to call your particular attention to some
rich effects in Two-toned Velvets and Pushes and
some Fancy Black Velvets and Pushes, combined
Moire and Faille Franchise for with plain mate
rails There is wealth OF artistic taste right in these
lines.
You know where to I'm the velvcts and Pushes
don't you! Next to the Silks
sEATON PERRY.
Perry Building"
, 9th st. and Pa. ave-
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THE AIM Is TO COMBINE A HANDSOME, WELL
SHAPED SHOE WITH EASE AND AS
WELL AS sTRENGTHAN AND DURABILITY. THAT Is
THE SECRET OF THE WONDERFUL SUCCESS Oh
THE "BURT SHOE" AND EVERY LADY WHO
HAS WORN THEM WILL ASSERT THAT sHf
WILL WEAR NO OTHER MAKE.
LADIES' DoNaoLA BOOT,
PATENT LIE lTHER TIP,
OPERA AND COMMON SENSE TOE,
ALL THE LATEST STYLES
$3.50 TO 500.
ARTHUR BURT 4 90.
oc29 1911 STREET n W.
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sAKs AND COMPANY,
PROVIDERS OF wANTED-wEARABLEs,
HILApELpH1A STORE.

SPECIAL OFFERING IN PLUsHEs AND
VELVETS.
In Pushes we are showing at Soc, 75c. aDd
81 the best values ever offered All the
leading shades.
Velvets from 75c. to sea yard
FUN line of Ladies' Coakine Cloths, in
double widths, sl.3S mp to 80 as yard.
Bargains in White Bed Spreads Full-size
Msrseilles patterns, 81, sl.25 and Sl.5o
In Marseillcs Spreads we have good values
at 81 50, 81. s2.25 up to -
LACE CURTAINS.
We have just received q few lots Of Lace
Curtains. closed from an importer. which
We are Offering much below their value.
In Nottingham tClupy and Guipure eff
fectsl we are sho wing at 8 l. so, az, 81 rs
So and $3.50 Curtains worth double the
money.
One hundred pieces Of All Silk Moire
Crown-edge Ribbons, 2 inches wide at
121sc. yard. Sl.25 piece. just one-hsf
price.
A great Bargain in Boys Hose. positive
Fast Black Extra WEIGHT Derby Ribbed
Hose. sizes to 10, only 25c.
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A CHANCE VIZ JUMPED Ar.

A CHANCE We Jumped Ar.
sl.a4 DERBY.
Word came to us in the middle of last week from
very reliable and confidential source that there was
a"golden egg in the Hat market We Immediately
telesraphed our New York to carefully
investigate the matter and If it was anything you
would want place an option for not less than so
cases.
They are Derbys-made up to sell in the average
s2 erade-that would put them on a par with our
regular s15o hats. They reached here yesterday.
and figuring all the expense connected with the
transaction you can have them at sI24-that 10 six
hundred Of you CANTOR that's sr we've got and all
We can get. They are black. nobility shaped hats.
and although they were not made FOR ~ they ere
from thoroughly reliable house and We vU stand
0oodJor them.
ONLY sLaA
There's new cap-"The Windsor Puf,'-the boys
girls and young ladies wear them-It IL Q delayed
novelty. We haven't had en- q week. nor said Q
word to you about them, but they're selling rapidly
Some of you got them and told your friends They're
entirely new-come in plush. velvet and cloth-iancy
combination.
FOUR GRADEs-50c, 75c., 81 AND SLIPS.
Our regular lines of Derbys and Silk Hats and Ju-
venile shapes are Kept complete.
We never carry clothing from year to pear, you
knoso-ncther do zoe hats-not single one Each seq
son has It's fresh stock.
BOUNDED INTO FAVOR.
We really thought it would take time and lots OF
hard work to place our Fur Department on its feet
fairly and squarelybut you've treated it 90 sener-
ously We want to thank you. How often we've been
told the past days Of the necessity the ladies'
have found it to do their fine fur shopping in New
York. They've assured us. however. we shall have
their support and have given US Substantial evidence Of
their sincerity. We've put many handsome fur set
on the street since We opened Everything we carry
sof the very finest It's not safe to dabbe in the cheap
and medium grades. We hare only the best-naark Il
low and you may feel safe in buying ,rat.
epcr zoe haze here.
Gentlemen-the fur robes interest You most NOW
Caps. Gloves, &c. you'n want later. We've some
thing fine in these robes-Wed like to show them
You.
We have he Er,rT Trim, A.
sAKs AND coMPANY,
PROVIDERS OF wANTED-wEARABLEs.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND 7TH STREET.
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Prince Hatzfeldt has carried of his prize.
and We shall hope that everybody is happy.
just what the marriage settlements was the dis
patches do not state.
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SPECIAL SALE PRIcEs
lDREss TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.

SPECIAL SALE PRIcEs
lDREss TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
five don't point out at special prces tust Whist you
want it's not because il isn't here. you must have
something we haven't and therefore what you can't
get elsewhere we'll make it 10 order and not charge
fancy prices
3lf-inch SILK Frpees. zoe. instead Of SOC yard
5,x-inch snk PRINCES, Use instead Of ssc-
40-inch SILK PRINCES. 50 80 instead Of slo.3A
pinch hilk Gimp. SOC. instead of 500.
pinch vandyke Gimp. o.. 90 inssssd Of sl.e6
4-fnch ysndyke Gimp. $3.50 instead Of SECS.
22x finch vandyke. s25 instead of e266s.
Inch Hand-crochst o. so instssd Of cit s.
S,<-inch Handkerchief, - 9s instead Of s5.35.
dozen Crochet Buttons. 23c. instead Of ESQ.
dozen Steel Buttons. 22e. instssd Of 25c.
dozen Steel Buttons. 90 9s instead Of $40.
sPECIAL SALE PRICES
LACE DEPARTMENT.
The following very hesvy SILK Escuriai Lacsa
made MP in the new vAnd,ke and Renaissance ssyis~
Trimmings that sdvise. before dscidins a nsps,
ton Of both.
The special prices are - follow;
4-inch vsndyke 81. 90. instead Of 81. IS ysrd
s,<-inch vsndyke %. 6s. instead Of CASA
131S-inch vsndyke s5.lo. instead Of e6.ls
15k-inch Renaissance 1910. instead Of s22A.
eD-we ssk ssssnuon TO the window displAy of Drsu
Goods. Trimninss. LAess and ButtosA you vsu
think IL must be mistake In ackstinG when yos n,
the 43-inch Blaek LAos Eiouncinn mArlsd sls ~
TEE fALGn sorAz.
A. LIsNER
oc26 Corner 18th st and Pennsylvania sv~s
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b. RosrSsos Il Co SAY

II soes without saying that in the salient points
Of elegance Of fabric. high order Of work and
best results - regard tone. style and n our
Boys Suits and overcosss have no peers IN
these parts. When these points are supple
msnted BY the low prices which prevail in our
house mothers can readily understand Why IL
IL to their interest that we should cloths their
bora
b ROBINSON 90.
ADD to the foregoing facts the not less impor-
tant one Of our salesmen being experienced
clothing men. able and anxious to aid ron In
making your selections. Is well - to answer ali
proper questions intelligently and courteously.
who will wait on you with politeness and stten-
ton. whether you wish to buy or merely look
through.
B. ROBINSON co.
All the odd conceits and cunning styles this
season has developed-for the very small boys
find . respectable representation in our stock.
The Strong, serviceable and Stylish School
Suits for which our house is noted-as well %
the higher grades intended for strictly dress
purposes-are here in abundant variety. Our
showing Of overcoats surpasses in quantity,
variety of kinds and styles and in solid sterling
values the best we've ever made before.
b ROBINSON & CO.,
THE LILL1PUTIAN oUTFITTERs,
oc29-eo 900 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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The next tariff bill ought to put q discrini-
nating duty on foreign princes to be used az
sons-in-law OF American miIlionaires.
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A COMPLETE LINE OF MEMS FINE UNDER
"A wear OF the Swi.s Conde Manufacture, in Natura
Dol, Red. Mnite and fancy, ribbed anu plain. KAUF
MANS DOUBLE COMb1NA11ON, 124l aud 124:
lth st. sc. oc26-3t
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TOILET DEPARTMENT.

SUMMARY or ATTRACTIONS ADVERTISER
LAST EVENING.
Unequailed silk Bargains.
Additional "Noveltes" in elegant rattern
hosYoe.
New Black velveta
New silk Pushes.
Bric-a- brac Specialties.
Mems Initial Ha9dkerchief1
give O'Clock Tean Clothes.
ladies' Blanket Wrappers.
Irish Linen Bath sheets.
N-inch sll-silk kibbons for 20a
WOODWARD LorHRoP
oc2o Cor. IL II and y stA NV
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Funs AND Wars RrrA,mrn.

Competent vorkmen TO Repair and Alter Furs and
Hraps at abort notice. Nuts made. No work sept
eut Of ths oty. Wu-LkIT hUOff.
Asstegs aud kHrrisrs.
sc22lu vQ6 PANyA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-29

CASES OF NEW LEATHER GOODS
The present is about the best line OF
Leather Goods We have yet shown. Various
Novelties in new things.
Collar ard Cuff Boxes, 90c. TO 81.
Embossed Leather Work Boxes, S1.S5
and l.95.
Imported Leather Writing Tablets, sl 80
and 81.
Job Lot" Of Purses in all the handy
shapes and some that have not been shown
before. %, so, AZ and 20 cents each
Real Alligator Pocket Books, with sterling
silver clasps. i 40.
Imported SatiI-lined Purses, SLIPS.
Russian Leather Pocket Books, with Ok
died trimmings, T5c 81 and 81. 3.
Real Seal e ather Pocket Books. 1925.
&3..5 and "a.
limitation Seal Pocket Books, sI.25 and
&1.50 each.
Bags and Satchels. -Real Alligator Travel
ing Satchels-1 0-incn. 81; 1l-inch, 81 %;
12-irch. So. and 10 inch, $3.50 You can
not buy these Bags as cheap elseN here to
our knowledge.
Undressrd Kid Chatelsine Bags, in Tan,
Black. Dark Green, Mouse, Gold and Cop
per, $1.50, 81, e.. so and SO %
A"Novelty. Ladies Imported Initial"
Leather focket Books for birthday aud An
niversary gifts. ALI letters, Toe.
(Eirst floor, rear.l
WOODWARD LoTHROP.
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PROPER CLorn1sa Ar LITTLE Cosr

L ROPER CLoTHING AT LITTLE lost.
WEYL's oNE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE
311 9TH STREET.
Is packed with stock of Clothing for Men and Boys
which for variety in styles quality Of materials and
excellence OF workmanship c~nnot be equaed in the
city. Will guarantee saving Of at least % per
cent in prices.
FOR BOYS FROM TO IL YEARS.
Fine line of Suits from 81. 80 to SO. An excel
lent line Of Overcoats from 81 to So
FOR BOYS IA TO Is YEARS
A complete line of Suits Sacks and 4-button Cuts-
ways from $3.50 to els.
beautlfu line of Overcoats from 80 to $l5.
FOR MEN AND YOUTHS
An immense line Of Suits, including Cassimeres
Cheyiots, Broad Wales, Corkscrews. in Sacks. Cuta
ways and Prince Albert uits, from $3.50 to S2S.
OUR LINE OF 0VEkCOAfS runs through all
grades from a good servceaDle Overcoat at So to an
elegant one at $3.50.
PAN1S.-A splendid line of Odd Pants to suit al
tastes and shapes
wEYL's ONE-PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE,
oc2-3m 81 SEVENTH ST.
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Established in 1910.

. STYLES IN NEwMARKETS. CHILDREN's,
- Mis- es and Ladies' ages to Q yrs: 20; ages
Il to lS 81. A.; size "a to 40, 81. 80. KAUFMAN
DOUBLE Combinations. 13fI and l243 lth st.
Sc. Oc26-3t
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TVNHE ALBION, GEORGETOWN, DC, IS NOW
l. ready for Sociables Furniture stored oc29-2t'
. STYLES OF LADIES' BEAVER JACKETS, IN
- Black, Blue and Garnet, tailor made and bound,
hrst cot, e. 49, second lot, S349 third lot, $3.99.
OcHB-3t
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POCKET KNIVES.

POCKET KNIVES
We have stocked up with an excellent line
of Steel Blade Pocket Knives. Knives at
20C., Doc, DOC. 621fc., dc. 81 aud 81. 20
each. Special attention is called TO the lot
at pc. each embracing two and three
blades. with Pearl, ivory, Shell and Bone
Handles.
Il irst door, rear.)
WOODWARD L LOTHROP.
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MORE LITTLE THINGS.
Box full Of Rubber Bands, in assorted
sizes, for l0c.
A dozen Blotters in q package for Sc.
Box containing Chamois Skin, soap and
Brush for cleaning Silver &c, sc.
Hirst floor, rear
WOODWARD l. LoTHROP.
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r. I||:::..IEES.I| DAYS;
e e 4 Fl Fl e. Is s: 4 !. Hi
s Is. A { e e.
ssss "a En-. EErr
We need room at any price to psce the large lots Of
goods now in transit
For ten days We shall cut prices on certain lines in
every Department 30 to gain the desired room by
the extraordinary boom which our low prices must
necessarily create
The quality Of the Goods offered during this sale are
our Regular well-known Reliable Goods; every pair
warranted to give satisfaction.
BARGAIN linens s5 Hand stitched Boots. spe.
cial price. s3.75.
BARGAIN 2.-Men's $50 Good Quality Calf BootA
Special price. s1.7o.
BARGAIN 3.-Mens $3.50 English-srain Water.
proof Hunting Shoes. Special, s1.95.
BARGAIN 4.-Ladies' 90 Donsola Hand-sewed But
ton. Special price. $2.40
BARGA1N 5-Ladies o.. SO Fine Kangaroo Button.
Special price, sl.9s
Button. Special price, s1.16.
BARGAIN 7.-Ladies' 81 25 Solid Sole Pebble But
ton; very durable. Special Csc.
BARGAIN s-Ladies' s2 Bronze Evening Dress
Slippers Special price, s1.4a
BARGAIN 9-Misses' s125 Dongola Kid Button
Boots. Special price, 95o.
BARGAIN 1o.-childs 75c Kid Spring Heel: worked
button holes. Special, asa
WIN. HAHN co.'s
RELIABLE SHOE HOUSE
Main store-S16 eth ct. West End store-1922
Pa. ave. Capitol Hill stors-231 Pa. ave. Sc. 1t
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PorrEHY. PoncELA1S AND GLASSWARE

NEW STOCK NOW ARRIVING SELECTED IN
EUROPE BY OUR OWN BUYER.
HOUSE KEEPERS FITTING OUT OR REPLEN-
IsHINd ARE RESPECTFULLY REQUESTED TO
LOOK THROUGH OUR ESTABLISHMENT
KITCHEN UTENSILS OF ALL KINDS.
AGENT FOR TIE EDDY AND LORILLARD RE
FRIGERAT0Rs
n. W. BEvERIDGE
oc26-2m No. 1909 PA AVE- NV.
Oh BALES OF STITCHED CARPET LINING.
~. 3,sc per I'd; Inrrsin Carpes I9c; COTTAGE
hax. 2oc. kAlFMAN'S DOUBLE COMBINATION,
lx4l and l243 18th st. s-e. oc26-3t
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MORE DOMESTIC DRESS GOODS.

MORE DOMESTIC DRESS GOODS.
The success of this department has been
most marked. We have dozens and dozens
Of lines of Dress Goods between the prices Of
12Hc. and 50c. per yard.
i case Highland Stripes and Plaids. l5c.
I case DAM h Cloth Reps, also called
Bernice Cloth; half wool; all the leading fall
shades. l21ec.
l case 36-Inch Cashmeres, IS and ale.
case 27-inch Flannel Suiting. double
fold. pc.
/ case 36-inch ALL wool Dress Goods Only
29c. per yard.
l case ,6-inch Atwood Tricots, 37l<c.
(Second doorp
WOODWARD LoTHRop.
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5 4 + 4 is:
Hnf 8 e VFTF Al
4 oooo I - kEII.-

Chenille Pcrtieres are here low 90 s5 es pair.
Very pretty Tapestry Covers at so cents Of Chenille
at s5c- Of SILK Tapestry stsL They are one yard
square. Lars'er Covers NJ to ss7a. But these ar.
necessities not what call the many httle home At
fractions.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-29

NEW INVOICE OF LIGHT PRINTS.
New case OF Best Merrimac Prints, White
ground with attractive small figures,
Sprays. Dots, Flowers, Checks, Stripes &c,
for Childrens Dresses. Aprons, Boys Shirt
Waists. &C. Only &c. per yard.
tSecond Hoor.J
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP
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CHILDREy's BLUE FLANNEL. JOCKEYS 25c. +:
~ Children's Plush Iurbans, 2Jc. Chiidren's lam
Q'sha..ters, cloth and velvet, 2oc. KAUFMAN'S
sc. oc26-3t
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NEW ADJUSTABLE WINDOW sHAMs

NEW ADJUSTABLE WINDOW SHAMS.
Simple in construction, easily attached,
no damage to the finest furniture. pins
or tacSs necessary, no rough parts to tear
the Snans, can be adjusted to any height.
Finished i'll Bronze and Nickel, Toe. and
81 each.
uourth doorl
WOODWARD LOTHROp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-29
FLANNELs-wHAT A VARIETY.

FLANNELS-wHAT VARIETY
More than one hundred different patterns
and colorings in two lines Of French
Printed Pure Wool Flannel for Ladies' Tea
Gowns, Wrappers House Dresses, Waists, &c.
Wide, Medium ana Narrow Stripes, Figures,
Cashmere fleets, Dots, sprays Flowers,
&c. "a inches wide. 621<c. and 75c. per
yard.
French Opera Flannes in about 40 lovely
plain shades, from the Delicate Pinks, Light
b ues, &C., to the Deepest Browns. Navy
Blue. Garnets, &c. Pure wool. soft and very
desirable for lea Gowns, Wrappers. Opera
Cloaks, Dressing Sacques, Children's
Dresses, Coats. Jackets and Sacques. .55c.
WOODWARD l. LOTHROP.
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INFANTS UNDERWEAR

INFANTS UNDERWEAR.
Customers who have been waiting for the
Infants Canton Flannel Night Drawers will
be glad to know they have arrived Good
quality Canton Flannel Drawers, with and
without feet, priced according To size. 62M,
IS, 40 and 81 NC. per pair
Children's Canton Flannel Drawers, with
Embroidery Trimming. Sizes up to six
years pc.
Infants, Canton Flannel Night Gowns
37h and 00c.
tSecOnd floor; second annex
WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
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LADIES' JERSEY GLOVES.

special bargain. Ladies' 6-but Length
Jersey Cashmere Stoves, in Black, Navy and
Seal Only 2oc. Per pair.
WOODWARD l. LOTHROP
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MORE PRINCESS CAsHMFRFs.
This Fabric is meeting with an extraordin-
AIRY demand owing to its disturbances and
cheapness. Has Rep or Cashmere Face
with Canton Flannel or Fleeced Back, es-
pecially suitable for Ladies' Wrappers,
House Dresses. lea Gowns &c. Very at
tractive variety of figured Effects and
Pretty Colorings. l21sc. per yard.
tSecond foor.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP.
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WHEN THE HANDSOME OUTLINE or SHAPE
THAT SHOWS HOW CAREFULLY THE SHOE
HAS BEEN MADE AND THE DAINTY AND TASTE
Full MANNER IN WHICH THE SHOE Is FIN.
IsHED ARE ALL CONSIDERED. MANY OF THOSE
WHO READ THIS MAY PROBABLY DOUBT
THAT so MUCH CAN BE ACCOMPLISHED IN A
LADY,s SHOE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-29

sssUN DALI GAS HEATING STOVES; ONE
- that win heat a bath or hall room ct an expense
Of INC. per hour, $& larger sizes rsngipg in prices
frosp 50 To 10. X =. CAMPBELLs Humber and
Ossftter, 517 10th ct. NV. 0c2i-lm
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OFFICE OF
WOODWARD 4 LOTHRoI.
Cor. l1th and p ssA nv
TUESDAY. OcroBrs 20, 1889.

Something new,-Aprcns, for Artists.
Made from Striped Bed Ticking, strongly
bound with braid. and fnished with large
front pocket for brushes, &C. 81 each
(Second hoor Ladies' Furnishing Dep't.)
WOODWARD LOTHROP,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-29
liz A SroRr

DO LARGE AS OURS FILLED WITH A STOCK OF
SHOES LARGER THAN ANY OTHER IN WASH
INaroN. THERE Is NOTHING FINER TO TIE
SIGHT TEAM THE
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-05-08

Sprinkle, sprinkle. little cart,
How we wonder where thou art.
In some barn-shed nice and dry
While the dust IN clouds does fly.
Be sure to remember to not forget.
the City Band concert and ball on Sun
day evening, the 18th inst.
Next Monday the contract for the
steam fixtures of the electric light plant
will be let and representatives of steam
fitting with whom our light company
has been corresponding viii be here ON
that day.
Next Tuesday the ladies of the New
Ulm Turnverein viii give-a May ice
cream festival for the benefit of the
members of the Turner'S Society who
go to Cincinnati A programme will
be issued the latter part of the week.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-05-08

Mayor Rudolph will move into hi.
new residence this week.
Mr.. Charles Winkelman left for Spo.
kane Falls and other points in the West
Monday evening.
The grocery store of Mckay & Race
of Redwood Falls, was broken into and
burglarized Of Sc one night last week
Messrs. Kock. Wagner, Eckstein and
Stuebe are in St. Paul as representa-
tives Of the a. O. .. ". Lodge. Mat
tiers pertaining to the Electric Light
Company will also be attended to at
the same time.
Quite stir was created Monday aft
ernoon when it was made known that
Messrs. B. Gruenenfelder, j. Henle, L.
Flor, E. w. Baer and George Paul had
bought the Union Hall on 1st North
Street. This is. a piece of desirable
property and is most conveniently To-
Gated and considering the low purchas-
ing price, is looked at as quite a bar
gain. All of the above gentlemen are
members OF the City Band and here.
after of course, Union Hall will be head
quarters tor musical and dancing enter.
tainments. The price paid was $4,000.
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Last Saturday evening the City Band
gave q fine open air concert in German
Park and we are permitted to state that
on next Friday evening there will be a
second entertainment of the same kind
with the following selections:
I. PART.
l. Hancock 81 English march.
2. Tournament Overture.
3. Capitola, Waltz.
III. PART.
4. La Bella infant. Polka, Trumpet Solo.
5. On the warpath, Gallop.
6. Blue bells, Waltz.
III. PART.
Z. Hunters Songs, CONCERTO.
8. Amazon, Quickstep.
Everybody should take the opportu-
nifty of attending.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-05-08
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.

Notice is hereby given, that the nm
dersigned. Mayor Of the City of New
Ulm, will make application to Hon. B.
+. Webber, Judge of the District Court
of the Ninth Judicial District. at his
office in the City of New Ulm. On Mon.
day the 18th day of May. 1889, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, for the appoint
ment OF a Board of Public Works for
said City of New Ulm; said board to
consist OF three freeholders of said city
and qualified electors therein. who
have been residents of said city for at
least three years prior to such appoint
ment.
Dated The 9TH day of May, 1889
JOHN C. RUDOLPH,
Mayor
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