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Telegram-herald., 1889-05-12

CH1EIRsroy. S c.. May H.-Gemorial
Day was observed here with the usual ceT-
emUlfes a. Magnolia Cemetery. where tbs
Confederate dead are buried The attend
ance was very large. The ceremonies in-
cludeG religious exercises and the decora-
ton Of the graves by the young ladies o.
the Confederate Home
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-12

Mrnu1E7uRY. y J Nay lI-JobD Csvs-
lisr sold. - % fhs ~ - 50. Who fought
&. the bss+a - North Point sn6 Who vac
r-e-eu. st tie killing of Bord Boss died
~ lev - tbs poor fsru bsar hers. He "a
over g ~esrs I'd
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-12

vuxEsBs RsE Pa Esv i - s~s-sss~v
rlarse vrtiee - J1ixsxfes t.t~y~r.ev rs~-t.
thst Itair defines = surrender Vftalis su6
B>vtntps tt~ nngTJsrers ~ fsvrnaster NJ
Clgrs hat VI tTT tfs-u r. tbst sonneyv 2
sv15eacs = fozwaros1 Ins fss grest dis-
sTpesnrto@Et . tbs zuthoTl lf4ss here
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-12
AT LIBERTY.

gaxzes IA fashs ths ka- kssARk fresidenk
Discharged 1Eo2Aa tl.s Asssr1 -. II
sssl.oa- kte @os hl4 - - ht<f Leave loF
>sa h0rk S1ss-
AxEEKE \ i A2y al-lD dark cut
seay NorzLc1 o04t. 1..1SE ; fTpad-lgsE1
sEs., y islt k4t - 1lsh slxasaSI ~141l4s 0s,Ll-
seaioG tbs 4ggeE pozsloR ~ he f4ss James
= Elzh ex -glsssasnt II It's Marine b4z4k ~
New AoIk ttty. emerged - 10 a ~ 10
z-y uoL2 l~s States lulss1 - LA
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-12

Loxnov. Nay ll-In TIE House Of Com
mons TIE president OF the Eoord q Trade
SAID America wociJ De barred hy her o~n
fussTI1etatlon 81 tie most favored Dstlon
clause FROM ohIecttDr o Eng lands policy
il regard - ths sugar bounfy.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-12


murder Cf Charles
Green and AiillHm
Ideus March u. leI.
They we're L. have
been executed May ta,
lssS but on IA appeal
10 tie Supreme Court
escaped the gallows
temporarily. Last oc-
tobcr the supreme
Court affirmed the de-
cision OF the Christian
County ciTCuit court
and fixed Decem Der
y as The day 81 exc
cuton. Through var
- ...raa..aa. ..s..Hs.sr.rsa .
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-12

tan County, which ad-
Joins Ianey. nrst
adopted Bald Knohb-
isnn IA i6aJ- sc. Dave
walker was tic first
leader. and The MON
lcrship soon reached
between 30 and 80.
Zach newcomer % Tie
county vas i1ylteo 20
.oin the order, ard the
majority did 30. There
was a fearful orLeal
for the candidate.
who. expecting 10 be
inducied into some
- - .r.x.rfr. f.f.rrr
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-12

vhsH-xeToS. Mav 1.-The President ri
dsy afternoon aqpointel The following Col
lsrfors of Internal nsven1e i>vi z WI
coz. for the Tirbfh district % Illinois I,
samuel 7 WarDcastls. for tie Twenty
trfrT Ssxtrj-t q perrnsvlvsrfz
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-12
Ths sarlsna Conrefene..

VEzgsA Es7 A-Ihs wiener Angeroetns
z<ffarz ststes ytst tss Samoan oonfsrenos
a. Te1.ln vi se1ids tlst foreign advisers
e rs E'rr = saxaos shal bs appointed .
enos vtsT Tsp-sssntnz IN rotston TIE
eres rFies inte-es-el
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-12
The Tleetrlc sugar coHpany DIssolv.l.

NV YonK. Nay l1-Jadgs BarTes in The
Supreme Court FRIDAY gave judgment
dissolving The Electric Sugar Refining Com
pauv. Alexander Cameron, representing the
corporation. conserving thereto. s Burn
ham Mofett was appointed receiver and
directed 70 furnish bond Of tl00)o
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-12

- tire ler G'he cut
rare ght sfOuf .
cuim inafior ~ puflis
fnf iruaf Or anc Zas n
Johneo-. TIE fearless
HheFif ~ Ctrisflaa
CourfY wifh g pirseo
posse starred sitsf
fhs nlBffsrers sp1
with1n forfF isst
tours nsG a. save
pn Wslkef unas, ~
sest ae vas captured
fp.r.s weeks istsr m
Douglas COUNTY ~bers
h bsc gone f0r safe
Il ~ tas tiu. tn' -
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-12

Trw Tr-K Nay L-Essiares 61rinT go
se~en Gc~s past for ths United ssases ies
for Cara6a 81 to-sl. 2y7 us compared With
14lazf week Fer ths corresponding week
~ as- GEAR to- fgsrss sra isl n ~. United
ftstas snG = "a lsns1a
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-12

CsEoteo Esv 1l--Csvezih ssTssfts 10 -
r-osfpt - = priss1s Sisss1ca fror ssfssnr
~ confrmf-g his apo assseBt - Casief q
t. EaTsss - EnaEsvLpg s.1 frl1tlag.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-12

r-I you want Coorings to match any drapees wall de-
coraton carpets here you viii find Just the article to
respond f your room pine oak birch, walnut
hogany here your taste can fully gatded Everything
the imagination conceive Is here.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-12

II a a M ssE4 FaaF EaFs bes1 s-rlesed "a
seser,al aays-s.ss1 1at sa<eb. a-4ss sssss-Ls.
~ .eDrss6 81" sE-fffs -tlsla-. ssis'f1 '-Slxsg
n-ft- = xllsfy l.l1 rs.l1 ass it-z Ezllt1 s9Qa
fEa era s 4[Ief .>.zs T. 14a Alss sesld
.l,..i.rlIa al a. z---sH 8cti ~ SPIRITS all1
.es.g.ss AZ lansf Las kalesa d Es,ll.s s4azl
/. Il x.sk.sa. u u sss@--L-.zs -
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-12
Every one knows where Monroe Street is
. Every knows where Ottawa Street is.
1t particularly desired that every shall know that
Ottawa-St, Just one square South of Monroes the
PHOENIX FURNITURE
COMPANY
Have established themselves in permanent quarters in
the New Bodgett Building.

tF-They occupy five mammoth floors of space filled with
useful and artistic Furniture not only have they exhb
bon the product of their factory but they have the
finest collection of Artistic Upholstery goods to be found
any warerOom in the country-barring
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-12
SPECIAL PAINS HAVE BEEN MADE

In selecting the of the most desirable novelties pro-
duced by the most celebrated in the country. As
sembed here attractive form shapes and oddities In
endless variety Special has been made to attract
the fancy of the astdous taste and at the time
goods shown which in price great value for little
money
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-12
.Heyn'S Bazaar.
SPECIAL SALE
---OF---
Silver Plated Table Ware
THIS WEEK ONLY.

Every article warranted as
represented by the salesladies.
If you miss this sale you are
the loser as these are gen
uine bargains.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-12
MICHIGAN'S LOSS.
The Damage to the Homestead District
D. by Forest Fires Estimated at s250,ooo
-Rain Enslngmishes tho IIames.

AEsroEIA, Mich, May lL-Behable sd-
vices from the south-shore extension IN
tie homes.c-t district a.e to the effect
that fully 92J0 00 damage was done
by the forest arcs of this week A
number Of houses belonging % home
steaders were burned, but the loss Wa,
principally on standing pine The fires ex-
tended from Mstcbwood 10 Hin Creek and
Ear into tho interior. Heavy rains have
fallen and al danger IS past
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-12
Sweet & North's
Pine and TinbeTed Land Exchange,
General Real Estate Agency
Office Rooms-34 and 35 Weston Building,
Canal-st., Grand Rapids, Mich.

We have at present orders from responsible
parties who " 81 to invest IN Michigan. Niscon
sin. Minnesota and Southern pine and tim
bcrsd lands. Cali on Us for quick sales and
prompt returns
Correspondence solicited.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-12

xo,a axs. Eaa 8e roy Fsassg AL sseFzy
YV1H csof = sss<s. LAcIA fkO FOVA
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-12
Paine's
Celery Compound

slzeuZ tseas aah ezllIs - TIE ela. AL cues
taeif sn1rILIflfs. kLelIL atzSfil. illl r>iA4L al
GERS o lEssz Fls,iL l.ll1kly ~ -G@ eA1alse - ssf
u Paine lslsfy NsL-- ses-zA
a SsTssox Tons saa tastzosstofs tt
cisES NJ. LlFE.
70 80 10s - ye4Es ai1 Aad save lF1fo several
remedies. aslE Eo1e 4-ll a-y c1<st ll-lL -sssi
falHes lelefg COZ ltr4l4 / f&ct eLtifriy III
fereaf for -lss ssl1gt Linle / base 4oe1 =. ca
azlk lsariy -i92.zIf- zierP sos.la al ssi- aa.d
feel 49, EEEazk tsrfe ~aS lcE -4o AID e4rfsy
eeL-II-s ~. ~ 41is - slelA-
L ATLigs llSFsl11d fcEn-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-18
clerk cIarke's bad I.ooklsecping.

PROVIDENCE, Jan. Is The books and ac-
counts of Samuel W. Clarke, the derelict
clerk of the Fourth district court, have at
last been delivered to the state auditor,
seven months after the time they were called
for by law. They are in very bad shape.
The cash accounts of the receipts and dis
bursements in state cases are missing, and
there is not a complete record to show what
the ex-clerk did with the money received.
The fines and costs due to the town of War
wick and East Greenwich are not stated.
Pages upon which entries should have been
made are blank The fines are not itenized
and the errors cannot be corrected because
the reference numbers to the docket do not
appear The attorney general will proceed
against Clarke's surety. The Warwick town
attorney will try TO collect what may be- due
tho town from Clarke.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-18
Canadian Lumlermen scared.

OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. Is. There IS great cx-
citement here among lumbermen over the
petition presented to congress by the United
States lumbermen relating % retaliatory
duties on Canadian lumber, in view Of the
almost prohibitory export duty recently isn-
posed on pine logs by the Dominion govern
ment. Ii the United States increases tie
duty on Canadian lumber the lumber indus
try of the Dominion viii receive a bIow
which viii necessitate the closing Of large
number of mills. The mill owners are urg-
ing the government to rcseind the recent
order
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-18
AN EXPERT EXPORT swrNDLEn.
The Clever Game That MIR. Ebert Played
ON the Wholesale Houses.

The Clever Game That MIR. Ebert Played
on the Wholesale Houses.
NEW YORK, Jan. 1S.-Thirsy or forty OF
the wholesale china and glsBs v.o.e firms OF
this city, together with a few silver ware
firms, are anxious to get hold OF A. M.
Ebert, croc1ery ware dealer of Cincinnati,
who has swindled them out of at least $40, ,0O0.
Their anxiety is shared by large dealers in
Pittsburg, Wheeling and other cities, who
are also sufferers at his hands to "A large
amount.
Ebert disappeared from Cincinnati in the
latter part of December, and so far no trace
of him has been found. 1t is supposed that
he has made his way TO Germany, though
keen watch has been kept at the various
ports of this country to prevent his depart
ure
Ebert had been large retail dealer in Gin
cinnati for the past eight years, and had good
standing in the trade He had one store at
No. 472 Main street, in that city, and in Oc-
tober last he started another at No. 10 West
Fourth street, which he called Crystal hall.
He stocked it by means of heavy orders
on dealers in this city and throughout the
country generally. In November he sold
his first store to his uncle for So, 800, of
which he got about $1,000 in cash. In De-
cember it was found out by the dealers that
he had bought much more than his business
warranted, and watch was set upon him.
1t was discovered that he had sold guam
tity of the goods at auction, and that he had
shipped number of cases TO Hoboken with
the evident intention of shipping them to
Germany, where the wife had gone two
months previously.
Forty of these cases were seized by Sheriff
Davis and are now awaiting the action Of
Ebert's creditors.
Matters became 50 warm for Ebert that on
Dec. 10 he made an assignment TO Albert NJ
Reinhardt. An inventory of the stock showed
it was worth about ,O00
Scores of irate creditors sent rcprescn.
tatives to Cincinnati and seized such OF their
goods as they could find. Assignee Rcinhardt
found very little left for him 10 seize.
Actuary Feter representing the creditors
of this city, reached Cincinnati about this
time armed with affidavits for the arrest of
Mr.. Ebert, but found that gentleman had
disappeared. Ebert probably has enough
china and glassware and silverware to start
in modest sort of way in Berlin, where Lis
family is said to be living.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-18
A LITTLE FAIRY TALE.
That's What Mr. Batemaa Calls the
Story About Platt.
Mr.. M'LEAN APOLOGIES.
The Charge Vas to the Erect rhNt Mr.
Plat Had offered Ia sell Cabinet
Position 10 Railroad Intcrcs,s. aud
II Was Printed in Cincinnati.

NEW NoRK Jan. IS--A sensation was
caused in political circles here by the circula-
tion of a reported interview, printed IN The
Cincinnati Enquirer, ia which Ar "A. II.
Bateman. the banker who has just returned
from visit To Gen. Harrison, is reported as
declaring that Thomas c. Platt, Few days
before the presidential election. made Il bar
gain with the Pacific railroads whereby he
promised To procure, il elected, the appoint
ment of secretary of tho Interior to be
elected hy these railroads The compensation
to Mr.. Platt was TO be $4,000. In the inter-
view it is further asserted that the contract
fell into the hands of Calvin s. Brce, and Is
still in his hands. The Enquirer correspon-
dent concludes By saying that Mr. Bateman
and Mr.. Plummer went TO Indianapolis last
week for the purpose of telling Gen. Harrison
about Platt's alleged scheme, and thereby
defeating his aspirations for cabinet office.
When the interview was shown TO Mr..
Bateman this morning, he read it over care
fully, and, with something resembling
smile, said 1T is one OF McBride's ithe cor
respondent OF The Inquirer) fairy tales
But, suggested the reporter, "dil ypu On
did you not charge Mr. Piatt with selling
out the secreiaryship of the interior before
election"
After more hesitation Mr.. Batenau asked
The reporter TO call in an hour for Ids reply.
Here is the result OF that hours labor,
written by machine:
"Mr. Mcbride has stated some things |
said and some things l did not. They are
nothing more than campaign chestnuts.
They had nothing TO do with my visit to Iu-
dianapolis and was simply private conver-
sation with Mr. Mcbride, gentleman whom
have known for years, and not for publica-
tion.
Mr.. Bateman refused to specify what be
said and what he did not sny
When the interview was shown TO Mr.
Platt he said: 'The whole story Is false ii
was inspired by hostile parties who have
been at the bottom of all the lies told about
me- The best answer | can make to the
story is this telegram which | have just re-
ceived from John r. Mclean, of The En-
quirer 1t will be printed in his paper as an
editorial:
"The story that ex-senator Thomas G.
Platt had offered to sell the secretaryship IL
tho interior TO the Pacific railroad Is not inn
pressive ON its face 1t could have deluded
no man. Even his worst enemies do not sus-
pect him of being fool-and that is the drilt
of the romance. The story would certainly
have not appeared in this paper had the
managing editor seen it, Mr. Platt, though
a thorough partisan, has always been an
honest one. The charge could have originated
only from the purest and meancst malice.
Mr. Piatt is far ahead of his traducers IN all
that makes up manliness.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-18
Mnsons Arc Indignant.

ROME, n. X, jan L. s-Thcre l. great ex-
citcment in Masonic circles in the interior Of
the state in reference to the recommendation
OF the committee that the Masonic Home 10
located in New Hartford, five miles south OF
Utica 1t is claimed that the site Is made
quate 10 amount of land, in danger of water
famine aud without required conveniences.
Lodges throughout this section are moving
10 protest before Grand Master Lawrence
against the acceptance of such a site, in the
recommendation of which member OF tho
committee from Utica actel.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-18
GEN. MCCONNELL SHOT.
An Angry Husband, Whose Home lie
Was Alleged 20 Have Broken UP.
Kills him in Orange City, Kan.

CHICAGO, Jan 1S-A News special from
Topeka, Kan, says Gen. II. X. Mcconnell
was shot and killed by the Hon. James Nc
Names. in Usage City McManes returned
unexpectedly to his residence and saw Me
Connell suddenly taking his departure
Believing that Mcconnell had been guilty
of improper relations with his wife, he opened
fire at him with pistol Mcconnell arted
to run, but he had gone only few steps
when be received two bullets in his back He
fell TO the ground and exclaimed that he was
killed
McManes gave himself up, making the
statement that Mcconnell had caused the
separation of himself ami his wife and had
ruined tho life of both OF them.
Gen. Mcconnell has long been one of the
most prominent attorneys and politicians Of
the state, and Tuesday night 10y special invi-
tation attended convention in this city,
held by the Kansas State Medical society
Reports of his improper relations with the
woman have been current for some time in
Usage City
He was a brigadier general in the Army OF
the Potomac and was prominent in Grand
Army circles.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-18
mus, coIumblan Cod ri.herie-.

OTTAWA, Jan. Is. The Dominion govern
Inent IS contemplating the removal Of large
number of the fishermen from Labrador 10
British Columbia. The governments recent
investigation has established beyond doubt
the existence Of an unlimited supply Of black
co1 on the British Columbia banks Several
vessels are now fitting out IN Nova Scotia to
engage in these fisheries, aiid will shortly
start On the voyage around Cape Horn for
tie Pacific. The Canadian Pacific is making
arrangements for bringing these fish to tho
east Ut minimum rate.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-18

WICHITA, Kan, Jan. 1SA bitter fac
tional strife is being carried on in District
No 81, of this county. The trouble com
menced year ago over the location Of a
school building, and was carried into the
courts A short time ago the school house
at Manchester anc part of the town were
burned down by the friends of the county
location. Tuesday an election to vote bonds
FOR new building was had, when serious
afray took place, in which two OF the CONF
batants were reported TO have been seriously
wounded by pistol shots ami ten csllers ssri-
ously ipT red
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-18
rsev Demand hi. He,n.tat,me,,,.

FORT DODGE, la, Jan. 1s-The engineers
on the Minneapolis and st. Louis railway
have sent petition to the officials of the
road, demanding that they take back into
their employ Ell Dietz, an engineer who,
after nine years service, was discharged for
alleged color blindness, which, physicians
say, does not exist in his case. A strike will
follow if their demand is not granted Dietz
IS O Brotherhood man
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-18

Major j. W. Powell, chief Of tho geological
survey, in favor Of an appropriation Of $500,
600 for surveying the arid land ot the west
and determining the proper points where
irrigating reservoirs should be located. The
ultimate cost Of completing the work N lrsrl.
eating the arid lambs q plated at e3. .5dJ. 300.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-18
To Prepare for the Inaugnration.

VAsHrNGToS, Jan. IS. - The operating
room OF the main office Of the Western Union
Telegraph company in this city is undergoing
an enlargement and extensive repairs which
win make its facility for handling business
over one-third greater than it possesses at
the present time. This improvement is being
pushed to completion TO meet demands which
the Inauguration viii bring upon the Office
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-18

WASHINGTON Jan. 1S-ExpOrts Of prin-
cipal articles OF provisions from the United
States during December past aggregated In
value So, $50 702, against $3,025 ,354 in De-
cember, 1887 and for the twelve months
snded Dec. 81, 1855, were valued ae ss7,OB1s-
lss, against ss7, ,cg3.glB In IsSs.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-18

PTTTsBURG, Jan. IS. = General Master
Workman Powderly, who is in the city,
when asked about Barry's new order, said:
Barry is an Anarchist and On agent OF the
Anarchists and il it had not been for this be
would have still been IN the order
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-18

LONDON, Jam lS-Moyle. the hacker Of
the colored Australian pugiiist. jackson,
land with Jackson, whom he is prepared TO
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-18
Death of Edwin IsootIl.s sister.

Booth. sister Of Edwin Booth, died Of paEal-
yszs - tsss age O. 95 yearR
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-18
ANNAPOLIS. MD. FRIDAY EVENING. JANUARY IS. 1889.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We will insert in this column advertis
ments of Wants, For Rent, For Sale, Lost,
Found, &e., not texccedingfour lines. ONh
WEEK. or less. for 20 Cents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-18
7. BOESSEL.,
''i'ats' Hsshnsksr nd i.v.lsr,
40 % Main Street, Annapolis. Md.

IA a. constantly in stock large and
Silver ~ assortment of Fine Gold and
wars rms1ches, Clocks, Silverplatesi
FrameSS SSSSselry, Gold, Silver and Steel
Glasses pec'aciea. Fancy Articles. Eve
Qaali,v NJ all Of the best grades and
Repai,;n Particular attention bald "a the
and Ones y Watches. Clocks. Jewelrv
saas. as reasonable rates. s"s
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-18

M Office - viii pay no debts other than
IN those contracted by my own family
either before or after this date, January II.
1882. ASN +. YoUNG. Nv
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-18
Dolls and Toys.

s,y - ssesy description, at prices to suit
a.! eeay We invite the citizens OF
coss ctsSaspoas 10 call and inspect our stock of
s,.s ssoas before you do your purchasing
h,ssuere. -, No trouble to show goods
~. ~ pressure. Remember the name and
j. II. s. NICHOLS.
~ Main St. opp. City Hotel
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-07-07
sie srogEIS TENT.
The Revival Of that tnt~rpristog
Merchant. Chester Gt~ary.

The ues ana isrg ery gcofs store Of
Chester tlfafy, IN IL peE qasttvrs on ser
ond sifsst. ia completely stsckei ike Tie
forms oue on 'FRONT.' street. and It's superb
display ~ eheice goods Is slso equally a.
tFarllss, as shs tisrangs ef purchasers each
dHy sise evidence Its interior j. isAox2s
feet Ia dimensions. aud gooss 20 suitably
classified that customers can be attended
10 ii b courteous pEompsness and without
any confusion.
The ssoes nos oa hand Il very large aud
considered - te the arrest carried bv any
dry goods house on Puget SQUAD II l.
In forisnt 70 faeafson the fact that this
was Csc Of the few ba.Incss houses who
settlst. on .ifa al creditors cssh tn uli.
aud WAS also able IA pat la IT. present
large new sin for sssh. u az osise re
ae@ed TIA connections with The Eastern
manufacturers at tbs same rates as fore
the ere al the correspondents. 10th
kns' aua West uf this Hraa. have made Il
kna's q That tlet are Determined q stick
By seattle
L. trade was never better than now. The
ptiee has uot bcen raised on one single ar
liele, while on sane things The priees have
been lowered
rhis elegant Store coatsius q large stock
~ house furnishing go0ds, cons sting of
table lltieus An Immense stnck 0f stlks
dress < iosls and ladies underwear has Just
i'stn received. THIS supply Of dress goods
enintsees the largest assortment In Wash
ingtots territory
The hosiery sleek. comprising Sir. iisie
thread, cotton ard msaua, has ls-en fslly
fep6HiSbvd.
In keepiug ssta the times, every day
sztui ething new ss rcueiy a from ali the
manufacturers cf the world
IeueFfaN moFutus there will &c opened
an 100 fsses OF few seosis jusi arrived FROM
the markets Il the tRst. West ana san
frsne3src. IN faFf thg siry geods cssfnmo,ii
ties ~ the hole world VIII he represented
90 sale 80 meet ths local commercial ne
gulFemenis. and demands ef.thls entire
community.