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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-02-28
4us,gey This Question; ;

WLv Do - many people We ,ee Around u
seem to prefer To suffer aud he made mi>er-
able bv Indigestion. Constipation, Jizzi-
nes>. L,,~- of Appetite, Coming up OF the
Food. Yellow Skin, when ior 40 Gems we
will sell them Shiloh's System Nitalizer,
guaranteed to cure them. sold by c. FRAEK
JoSCS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-02-28
NOTICE
-TO-
JSERS or TN PLATE.

We don't use small tin and
want everybody 10 know it
Ire reason why we don't Is
hat if yon have small tin put
N your roofthc more seams You
,ill have and the more leaks
will be in your roof. Call ON
Is and we will prove to You
hat large tin is the hest TO put
N your roof II will pay You
% look around. You will not
My save time but money by
.alIing on
EARNSHAW < DOOLEY
Apr. rs. s..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-02-28
is LIFE Jyorfh LiUimg 4?

Not If you ( through ihe world d. spep-
tir. Acker- ID, sprp-ia Tablets are po-i-
i've cure ior tlr wort i.rms oi Dyrp Pea,
Indis tin, F,aiuiency aud Constipation.
Guaranteed aud soId by @. Frank Jones q
n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-02-28
Eagle Avenue Gardens.

TIE public is respectfully informed that J
| um uov prepared g" furnish plants "t "l'
-aulurl yurrtirs for vegetable gardens. such ~
ABRAGE. TOMATO PEPPER EGG. LET
TUCE SAGE. CAUIlFLpWElt.N &c.
Also SWEET POTATO SElS.
10 tine Ea.le Avenue Gardens. twcSi of MI.
arvn"l uud ut my Town Branch "u Liberty
trcct. adiniuiu. tine residence OF Hon. las. NJ
la>nn. A share of the public patronage VIII
% thnukmll, received.
Ec- FRESH Vegetables in season.
Arrill lS,G T. i WILLIAMS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-02-28
For sale.

II MIDDLEWAY. W. VA may be bought
/ GOOD DWELLING of SEVEN ROOMS.
with worry terrific l.t aitarlied ai the lower
end of whirh @ lw- q hnu;iinl stream of va
ter. Price S'5J J ~. l.7lue E3 Middle
way Jefferson Co. Wet Va. Wili ric.' iurtic-
ular-. MRS. = C. litU EllEAtI.
lll.. q. IS On.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-02-28
WMxhlI,gl0m s .NetaMdCr

TTAVF mad arrangements 10 insure proper
| ~ AGAINST ruRNApuFS jn Hlua. ni
iarii,r rd. continental. cat New York. and P'-i-
,plv. OF Wheeling ". Va. Where parties de.
irr This. nu application e special Policy w'll
,, granted anI an additional rate be charged
COR ~luic.
Nav ~ 1856
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-02-28
Rnrbey NhOp.

'I'tlE room lle dlnr West ui Dr. >chac.l,r
I c-llrr,c ..,, been reiijjr,l tli hiud,"uri
li-ui~h,.l wIh improved Chairs. ,Sc. aud w.
nr r1uIu.tci hr samuel Brown tu~t"Wvi
are .,,,ure, ul cleanliness 900 all the app"in
mrnr> trj comfortable. prompt aud r"uriv"u
attention. SAMUEL BROWN.
August IS 1881
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-02-28
Surveying and Convcyancing

I WILL SURVEY anywhere. promptly ana
1 tlu.i aoticr-accurscs guarantee. ~prcH
ttt-oti.u usld tn onnn-r tinn th-rrwitb Co. pkA"
ING uEEuS rr tnv pth-rtustrumruis 90 W r'tlul
o. O.-Chsrl-sinVD %. LETTERS Co.. ". Va.
Dec. s. I~77. = HuWEIL BROWN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-02-28
fHB WEST EID
Still Anead.

IHANE very rlIl stock OF Groceric>-con-
i >i>jiH- ot Flour Meal. Canned l'"u'.> Teas.
Culley>. >vruf>. Muila>se> Soups, Pickles >aii
Fish. etc. etc. make "a speciality of the bvsi
y. q. Muilt>-c>.
The best brands of Tobacco and Cigars always
un hand.
MEATS,
Inconncctiou With my grocery keep frst-
class VI, o shop. auj ,-u supply my customers
with thc choic,~l meats have the very I'>i
hun,c-iiitc aud Bliiimorc mincc meat Fresh
hnlu-ua >ail-aEe 900 liaud.
Thanking n'y patrons TOR thcif kind trent
mcui iu The past ! solicit continuance ol the
same. Respectfully.
Dcc.l3. lsS4. ". 5. MERCHANT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-02-28
ArDr-r ~tiCLrE. +. l.. PEDN EUx, Jr..
Painter. Smith
New Car iage Tact;ry,
CbmLctolca, Je9erson Comfy, u. ia

WE rhcuudcr>i-ued have entered intoa C"
~ friucnlip 'nr the purpnse of Nanuiao
turing anJ Rcpurng
CIRRLiGEN BUGGIES PILETON>
DIYTON AND OTHER Pleas
JRE U-1GONS.
Spring Wagons. pogCarts. Sulkies. SlcishS. &c
800 t- huc style .,- can bee dome anywhere in th
Union ut moderate prirc- licinS priciica
uyrhahic- wc Wiil he vuahl,d to ,.o all wnr,
nn CORRECT. >,strnuic principles thereby pro-
du.ius work. durable and handsome.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-23

The Al-America's congress which meets in
Washington on the I'd of October Will be one
Of the most interesting bodies, as regards men,
bersEip, aims and work, ever gathered here. 1t
will be composed of representative men, speak
ing three different languages, it is true but all
inspired by the same idea of devising q means
whereby the commercial and social brother
hood which nature manifestly intended to exist
between the inhabitants of the neighbor coun-
tries of our western hemisphere may be
put upon a substantial foundation.
They will discuss customs regulations, system
Of extradition, a common coin, the reconcilia-
ton of now conflicting laws about shipping,
the substitution of peaceful arbitration for war
in the settlement of international disputes, and
other important topics. Our visitors will be
given fairly comprehensive tour of this coun-
try, not so much with view Of impressng them
with its grandeur as in hope Of assuring them,
by the cordially of the greeting they every
where receive, that the first republic of the
world is ready to meet them halfway in any
effort to establish closer relations. The discus
sions are to be in secret session; but there will
probably be no attempt to fasten a seal upon
the tongues of the delegates, and what occurs
officially will be very likely to come out unoffi-
cially through the press, so that the public will
know pretty well what turn matters are taking
at any stage in the proceedings of the con-
gress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-23

As Ohio was under the Hayes and Garfield
administrations, SO Indiana aims to be under
the rule of President Harrison, the source of
multitude of rare and benefcent reforms. The
Hoosier school teachers are the latest to move in
that direction Their convention has adopted
resolutions urging upon the public schools Of the
whole country the Importance Of systematic
course Of instruction for girls in the evils Of
tight lacing, the use Of cosmetics, and the
wearing Of apparatus designed to deceive the
eye as to the outlines Of the human figure
Such instruction would be expected to work at
least as much good among the sweet girl grad
yates as the temperance educational campaign
has accomplished among the boys turned out
from our public schools every year. It shows
becoming sense Of justice in the schoolmis-
tresses who voted for the resolution that they
disbelieve in combining the reformatory efforts
Of the era to the other sex.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-23

The career of Wilkie Collins, whose death is
announced in dispatch from London, shows
how little the most conscientious of parents
can judge for his children what calling in life
holds out the brightest promise for their special
powers. Collins's father had a notion of max
ing either university don or a clergyman of
him, but the boy hated the classics and had
little taste for the duties of clergyman. and in
order to avoid both, entered a contingencies.
He was twenty-five years old before he made
up his mind to desert commerce and try his
hand at law. For five years he read in a
desultory way, as q member of Lincoln's Inn,
and continued a barrister in name to the day
Of his death, but without q brief In the
meantime he gave his thoughts almost wholly
to literature. How well he did his work, how
thoroughly he indicated his final choice of
letters for profession, need not be discussed
here; but il is safe to say that, had he followed
his fathers bent instead Of his own, his name
would scarcely have crossed the borders of the
parish in which he lived and labored. unless
in connection with the story of a man whose
career had been dismal failurs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-23

The leading republican papers Of the coun-
try are taking decided ground in support Of
civil service reform. The New York Tribune
to-day declares that disbeliever in this reform
can have no standing in the republican party,
and goes on to say:
The republican national convention of
leSo-the tribunal of last resort for republi-
cans-unequivocally championed the merit
SO doing II was in complete accord with the
record Of the party as well as with its present
spirit and tendency. The great body of repub-
hcans desire the complete triumph of the re-
FORM Its opponents are for the most part per-
sons who have axes to grind or who are given
to low views of public affairs. The republican
convention which meets this week at Saratoga
will respond to public sentiment and conserve
the welfare of the party if it holds high the
standard Of civil service reform"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-23

Yesterdays election in France was indeci-
sive, as another ballot must be taken in a good
many arondissements where, owing to the
number Of candidates, no one obtained a ma
jority Of the whole vote. Present indications
point, however, to q substantial majority for
the government party in the new chamber.
This is comforting to the believers in the pres
ent republic, in view Of the coalition which was
supposed to have been effected between the
opposition parties in various parts of the coun-
try. There are some features of the election
which give comfort to the Boulangists, but the
general prospect is not encouraging. The re-
suits Of the second ballotings generally follow
the lead indicated by the decisive first ballots,
and these in the present case favor the govern
ment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-23
LADIES 1SS9.9O Uxprnxr..

Nesr door No. 1117 Pa avsJ
ins opening Of the New Autumn and Winter
Underwear for Ladies' and Children is made iutsr..t-
Ing BY the Offer of the ladies' 4sc Ribbed yests for
39c, or 3 for 81, and Children's Mertpo Vest. and
Pants, IN ALL SIZES, for Csc.
me demand Is increasing. the supply decreasing
APRrcE LIST.
The price list Is Incomplete since the Ar.rscsr
hosiery Company's Underwear for ladies and mice.
Joys ana girls and babies 10 priced according TO size
Inc price List would comprise this entire column no
IT'S omitted. Then DR.. wsnee's Underwear ana the
VARIOUS SYKES Of ventilating buckskin Underwear,
eiso tne many grades Of Silk Underwear come in 40
many dnerent prices that they are also omitted
ana 30 are the finest ribbed Vests and Pspts which
ne priced according to size However you viii ana
TINS nigh class underwear at lower prices than the
credit stores can possibly afford to sell at
The following are bargain lots but warranted r,er
feet goods. All sizes at the one price,
10 CENTs-Autumn and Winter Weiel,t R,hbsa
vests with high necks and long sleeves six fropts
pearl buttons Sizes 20 to 49, These are temoorayIly
sae out are 10 Be sotd regularly during e season az
k5c.
90 CENTs-Autumn aud Winter WEIGHT. Mersno
Vests and Pants. 20 to s. These s.rmspts an.
six bound and shaped to Che figure
% CtNTs-Autumn and Winter Weight Best Quail
iy Vests and Pants thalf wool: dies 2s TO 40
we ask comparison with the usual 75c underxsr.
ments.
Autumn and Winter weisins sarony Wool 1.-TWO.
tnirds WOOL Vests and Pants silk binding with SIN
crochet edge, sizes % to 40
si-Auturnn and Winter Weight Natural Wool Vests
and Pants. sizes 80 to 4s. These have SIX biudinr
ana fancy SILK stitching; pearl buttons.
s-Autumn winter Weight Ribbed Wool Vests and
Pants. finished with silk crochet edge. The most
perectnttng and healhful garments introduced this
season. -
,o.,,,,.. THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-23
Mrs's lSS9.9O Usprnwr.n

Near door No. llle Penn. sveD
To open the fall season with special attraction vs
offered 1000 Suits Of our Best quality s5c Merino
Underwear for Sec apiece. Nearly fifteen hundred
suits have been sold. IL you would take advantage
OF this opening Of she season musf b vsry SOON
AUTUMN. PRICE LIST WINTER
MEMS 1889 90 UNDERWEAR
Dr. Warmers Camsls' hair Underwear, s3
Dr. Warmers Natural Wool Underwear, $3.50.
Eagish Medscatsd Wool Underwear, e.
London-msde camels Hair Underwear. s2.
second Grade Camels Hair Underwear. also.
Ribbed Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers, q so.
Medicafed lamb Wool Underwear, 81 So
Natural Wool Shirts and Drawsrs, sl.
saxony Wool ttwo-thirds Wool Underwear. a.
first Grade Merino SHIRTS and Drawers, use.
Second Grade Merino Shirts and Drawer. 47c.
natural Wool Chalf WOOL Underwear, 47c.
FIRST Grade Canton Flannel Dawers Csc
second Grade Canton Flannel prawers, 47c
~ lis the qualities offered at above prices that
VII surprise you The Ribbed Natural Wool Under.
wear at s1.5o Is decided bargain The sl b,ndinr.
pearl buttons. and patent stays to the 47c Underwear
Is usually only found in more expensive garments.
But won't you look through the stock, Our youus
men viii await you tomorrow near door of No. l1le
Pennsylvania svsuus
,c., THE PAIAfs ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-23
Sonoor Has Coxnnsc.D.

SCHOOL BAGS FROM SC. UP.
BOYS WATERPROOF SCHOOL BAGS ONLY zec.
WE HAVE DECIDED TO CONTINUE SELLING
OUR CHERRY STAINED BOXES, WITH LOCK
AND KEY. FOR ONLY 40.
STATES FROM 4c. UP.
A PENCIL AND SPONGE GIVEN WITH EVERY
SLATE
A FULL LINE OF SCHOOL BAGS. SCHOOL
STRAPS. BOXES, LUNCH BASKETS. &C.. SC
THE FAIR. s12 9TH ST. NV
SAH ESga sEI5sg11S g EYE Eaas9S
THIN DECORATED JAPANESE CUPS AND
sAuCERs AT THE REMARKABLY Low
PRETTY LITTLE ROSE JARS AT ONLY 40.
BRIGHT DECORATED TEAPoTs AT ONLY 25o
STRONG BAMBOO EAsELs ONLY CSC.
HAND-PAINTED FRENCH CHINA CUsPIDoRs
ONLY ACC
NEw-sHAPE HALF GALLON WATER PITCHER
ONLY 22c.
SPLENDID LINE OF COCOA DOOR MATS.
WATER CARRIERS WORTH Zoe. FOR ONLY 35c.
STRONG JAPANNEDDUsT PANS ONLY7o.
LARGE JAPANNED FOOT TUBS ONLY csc
EXTRA LARGE FOOTED CHAMBER PALS ONLY
27o.
PATENT FOLDING WASH BENCH ONLY CSC.
WE ARE NOW DAILY RECEIVING NEW GOODS
AND WE CORDIALLY INVITE ALL PURCHASERS
OF ANY THING IN THE LINE OF
CHINA,
GLASS WARE,
TIN WARE,
SILVER WARE,
WOODEN WARE,
WILLOW WARE,
KITCHEN UTENSILS,
TO GALL AT
THE FAIR,
S12 9TH ST NV
1t FRANKIE l. CO., Projectors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-23

Thanks to the progress made Ia the methods
OF juvenile education since Shakespeare 5 time,
this bright September day witnesses in Wash
ington NO
whining school boy with his saschel
And shining morning face, creeping like snail
Unwilling,y 70 school
bet groups Of happy children, fresh from the
froiics Of long vacation, strengthened and
improved, and bearing smiling visage. The
name Of school carries little dismay to the
young heart in these days. 1t is true that there
il not now, any mort than formerly, q royal
road to learning; but the climb up the hill has
been made more endurable by having few Of
the needlessly obtrusivs stones grubbed out Of
the footpsth and here and there rose planted
By its side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-23
1SS9.'9O Darss GOops
Continued below.l

In opposition to the New and Beautiful Dress Trim
minss are the Paris Robe Patterns some with side
bands others with yards brocsded for trimmings.
The following are shown in the New London Green.
Efsi Red. Russell Brown, etc. Blu. one Of = style IL
to be had % an exclusive pattern be promised you
The Robes at s1sso contain yards Of plain soft
nnish serge. with yards brocsded in silk flowers.
The Robes at s145o have yards of plain cloth,
with yards for side panels Of silk and wool plaid
with silk striped border.
The Robes at s15.25 contain yards plain French
foule cloth, with two side panels y yards long.
a Dress makers have told N that many of thsse
patterns are equally stylish and for an practical
purposes. equally - good - those being shown At
double the prices.
,o. THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-23
$50. Novrrrr DKrss Goops.

Descriptions are difhcult. First there are the New
Shades The question is, what the correct names,
weare in doubt and - you may be. too. don't LET'S
mention names. You may all the Eew Shades here.
42-inch Striped suitinss. in Continuation colors
with Check Borders, are novel and only cost soc.
yard.
42inch Fouls Cloth il distineue. The Band Borders
save the buying oftrimmins. Only s9c. yard
40-inch Satin Berber Cloth. Fine White Lines I'm :
stead Of the usual Fancy Stripes win be appreciated
by ladies Of quiet taste Only sec. o yard.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
fContuuAd he1oHl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-23

It's very little trouble to ask for sample of any of
the following:
Pisid and Striped serges at COO.
Fancy Flannel suitinss at Soc
The New Soft Finish serses at SOC
Henrietta Finish Wool Cashmerss NJ soc
THE PLAID AND STRIPED sERGKs coma IN IN.
latest Combinations; almost identical to the styis.
offered at Ellis yard
THE FLANNEL suITrNGs in New Plaids ana
stripes are 50 inches vide. Warranted all wool, and
In such variety of styles that you must be suited
THE SOFT FINISH sERGEs are shown I'm Black ..
well - the new autumn shaded Such quality for SOC
that selection should be made soon-before the b,st
colors got scarce.
THE 40-INCH cAsHMEREs-Eachm merchant seems
to think he has the best Soc. Cashmere Some 70 I'm
press YOU call theirs Henrietta" but you num,t be
misled You won't be II you get samples and make
comparisons.
~ THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-23

The colleges all over the country report a
largely increased membership, and the friends
Of education, and the sheep-raiser, with brisk
and enlarged demand for graduation parch-
ment in prospect exult thereat.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-23
(warantsd for One Ysar,.

(Wsrantsd for One Year1
The Black silks secured 10 ssn bslcw u usual
prices CANNOT BE DUPLICATED. and - but few
pieces are left win yoa plssss not delay osr you
may rsnsmbsr vs devoted nearly whole column ID
verssusnt 70 thsss stlks last week We to'd yea I'll
about than. We sum ~ hsrs b. wFitings
Black surahs ct Use. worth Soc.
Black stlln 1t q. verth ol-25.
Black Rhadanss - u. worth ol-la
1aask Hskils - ello. vsrsh olSo.
nlask Moass = o1.sA vsrsh elsa
s-Ars shsy worth What - saHAsf osnS ~ -
svsr IL uuss61sa " sssuing sanpas "a ssapszane
with 0sods s1se1 - - gsait ssusR
.,.~,. xxs PAIAu ROYAL
ossnw l2n q - pu,neu1vnv.,s An
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-23
Two NOVELTIES Ar Sl.l5.

Fist-Foula Cloth. with einch Bourssss Border, IN
two-tons effects.
second-sergss with 9-inch suk-bsnd Borasrs.
Remember you require no trimming, and look Il
the quality Of material you offered for 81 lS And
ths styiss robe pattern 81 $50 isn't more ATTRACTIVE,
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-23
A WoaD To Tn Srrrrsu
LADIES OF WASHINGTON.
THIS ENTIRE WEEK
LASsBuReH q mos
<eo s22. <24-<ae Urn ST..
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

VIM Hooe>ty guarantee. with
| positive assurance ana without the l..., .~.-..
| or fear of eop,rsa,st,on- ,,.,
the highest toned. most tasty and by f.r an. ro-s
move,
p1usHrs vr,vrrs s.-.
chars su,vrs ,,Ds,,. -
LA@h ooops' oNpEk-
WEAR. GLOVES HOSIERY
AND SMALL HABER-
DAsHERY EVER
SHOWN
-
- e'''''1"''s W SNOW 'nsse
70 'ne ladies' OF washington; being our own I'm
porter We can save You one-third in prlcs
MAKE Mo ,usr.rr
oo"'hi ana ~eii-n'uns one s necessary
W make dress nj properly. We have Oftimes seen
Oh Dad hitting waist and the dressmaker
"'1'a ss' 'he o'ame but II you would only consider
that corset can entirely resrrsnse the nt Of any
drsss you viii readily understand ,A.,,,,.
a.
'''' o'''e' you are wearing An
Corset also Affects the wear Of dress Now.
therefore, Il 10 Necessary in selecting Corset 20 mr.
-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-23
$50. SILK F1srsu Hrsnrrrr.s.

Full 40 inches vide. The best and finest wool 10
that the dress VIII draps gracefully and without crsss
ing. And. too. what lovely shades. You MUST ~,
Better tAsn ever bsfors a sc. q yard.
THE PALAIs HoYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-23

foun snfls - yos rcd but n youri think .
nonsnt sAis psesgrsph may really be the means Of
saving yosr s To avoid easehins cold ana The aoc-
tors md undsrsaksrs h cola sonssimss snesndsrs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-23
A BrorosIsa Pa1cz


Fifteen Dollars for Suit or Lishs-wsisht ovsr-
coat touches the the Of today.
with US ambition has been WORKING with progress.
pulling down prices and shooting mp qualities unsil
together they've got FIFTEEN DOLLARS holding
the reins over exceptionally hne effects.
It im't 30 much question now a. to how much one
shall DoyJor Suit or overcost-as IL il vhers they
can get the best values for their money.
We don't enter the arena each to play second
fiddle to any one. We tell you honestly that our
facilities unsurpassed for the production of fine
effects in Mems Garments. Cur inclination to out
do last seasons success is always strong one with
these two batteries behind US we'd be dereics In our
duty If we didn't bring into Washington some un-
eQualed creations.
Look at our Fall overcoats ct s15 this season-silk
lined throughout some of them-and the same fabrics
precisely that very short time ago were considered
masterpieces at SEQ. With some they are yet. We
would notlower the price one cent It lowered the
Quality-because the price you pay produces only
passing impression, while the the garment gives
is lasting satisfaction or continual regret Do you
think going to lay ourselves liable the latter'
Not much
We give twentyeisht styles Of SIS overcoats to
overhaul to find one that will please you Some are
light colored-some are black; and there's touch on
all the inbetween shades that according to
fashion stamp. And all sizes-as you must know.
In suits we've double the number Of different styles
for SIS. Sixty would be nearer right. New effects
The points that were considered superior in ego and
s25 Suits we've been able to produce a. s15. Nota
crumb Of quality has been broken off, Sacks and cuta-
ways-in extra large range Of sizes. They At Just
ioant them to-and we'll wager we're harder to
please than you are Correct under critics eye.
That's standing at Fifteen Dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-23
: AL: 4 is
s. y 4 E.:

OF course We want you 10 buy Jour Underwear here.
Why shouldn't yous
The 1sse-so Novelties are al hsre-pr. wsrnsr.s
the American Hosiery COmpany's. Cartwright war
ner's. Prices. too that the credit merchants can't
'dord 70 compete with.
THE pALArs RoYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-23
sAKs AND COMPANY,
PRICE LowERERs AND QUALITY RArsERs,
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE
PRopERrY OWENS
VOLUME OF INFORMATION ON TIN ROOFS
FREE OF COST

70 have decided to place q tin roof upon you
house VOC should in justice to yourself obtain the
best possible information in regard to tin for roofing
purposes. No property owner can afford to remain
ignorant, when a whole volume of information de-
voted to the selection, laying and painting of tin
roof can be had for the asking Messrs Merchant
Co. Of this city conceded to be authority on tin
roofs They have devoted much time labor and money
in presenting in readable shape of facts upon
this subject which are Of great interest to property
owners. The constant inquiry from property owners
for these books evces the fact that there is consider
able quiet thinking being done Just now by large
number of gentlemen who have heretofore given the
subject very little consideration. What the outcome
viii be almost any anticipate. better class
Of roofing il to follow as natural consequence
wise property will send for Merchant Co. .
ew book and, after reading it, he will certainly
clude that there much that he did not know upon
the subject Of tin Philadelphia Real Estate
Record. September II. 1859. se23-m&th2t