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E3~ Milton Richmond, colored,
attempted to clope with sixteen
year-old granddaughter of Judge
Strong, ut Winchester, Ky, and was
oversaken and shot by triendsof the
Judge. The girls father attempted
to shoot her and himself.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1889-05-23

en- In the year 1857 George Wash
ington was defeated for member Of
the Virginia House Of Burgesses
from Frederick county. The three
candidates received the following
vote: Hugh West, 27l; Thos.
Swcarcnger, 270; and George Wash
ington, 10. None of the three can
candidates voted. The next year
l73S, Washington ran again, was
elected and served till the war Of
the revolution came on.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1889-05-23

w Miss Drexel, worth sc, OO0, Ooo,
daughter of the famous Philadelphia
banker, who died recently, has en-
tered a convent. She would not
have injured the world by remain
ing in it, but the great need Of the
time is for Gould and men of that
ilk to get into a nunnery.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1889-05-23

R@ In New York, on the 10th inst,
Allen Thorndyke Rice, our new min
lister to Russia, and editor of the
North american Rerie,C, died sud-
denly.
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N.Y. Horny w. Grady. editor @

sg Henry w. Grady, editor Of
the Atlanta Constitution and prophet
of the "New South" is to address
the literary societies of the Univer-
sity of Virginia at the final celebra-
ton on the 18th of June. Mr.. Grady
was student Of the University Of
Virginia in the Department Of Law
tlS6S-G9) and was medalist Of Wash
ington Literary Society.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

4 IL persons claiming debts due to
Il them from Geo. Wilson, deceased,
are required 10 file their debts before
he undersigned Commissioner of Ac-
cunts, with the proof thereof, on OF
iefore the 9th day of July, 1883. This
lotice is given at the request of Floyd
l. Ellis, the Administrator of the es.
ate of said Wilson.
JAMES WITHROW,
Commissioner of Accounts.
Nav 23-6W,
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s9 John Jarrett, the labor agita-
tor has got his reward for selling out
the workingmen during the last
campaign. He has been appointed
L. S. Consul to Birmingham, Eng
land.
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1DagGes.

Recently. near Cashmere, Monroe
county, of dipntheria, Il little siX-year-
old SON of Mr.. e. W. Cunningham.
On Thursday, May 10th, 1889. ut
sum mcrsville, Nicholas county, of con-
sumption, Mr.. JAMES WILLIAMS, aged
As years.
On Sunday. May 18th, 1sS9, ut the
residence of his father, on Line creek.
Nicholas county, of consumption, Mr.
LEWIS MORRIS, aged 20 years.
On Wednesday. May Sth, 1850. nj the
home of her son. Harrison Gwinn.
Esq, J at Green Sulphur Springs, sum,
mers county, Mrs. RACHAEL GwlNN,
in the SGth wear Of her age.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1889-05-23

n@- a prominent Georgia Metho-
dist says the Methodists of that State
will will subscribe $500 to give Rev.
J. J. Lafferty, of the Richmond
Christian -Adrocate, trip to Europe
this summer, looking to get their
money back in their enjoyment OF
his letters to his paper. They will
get it back an hundred-fold if he
goes. There have been many Ameri-
can letter-writers in Europe, but
none such as Lafferty will be. It
would be a new sensation in letters.
Richmond State,
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s The great fistic encounter be-

Sag The great tistic encounter be-
tween Sullivan and Kilrain is set
for the Sth Of July near New Or
leans. Both men are now being
trained for the fight. The stakes
are $4,000 and the championship Of
the world. Jackson, the negro pu-
gilist, they say, is anxious to meet
Sullivan in the ring.
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-~~<o<S-

b@- The eleventh census will je
collected by 10000 enumeratrs,
against 10000 ten years ago, with ar
original appropriation Of Sc, 100000,
against 100000 voted in 1879.
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Important Decision.

An important decision to many of
the citizens Of this State was re-
Gently rendered by the Supreme
Court of the United States, aud
it has put an ctfrctual quictus
on all efforts to enforce the collection
Of judgments rendered prior to the
adoption of our present State Con-
stituti0n against Confederate soldiers
and others for So-called acts Of tres
pass committed during the war
The case arose in Preston county
where 4 Judgment had been OBJ
taiucu against the defendant for car
-vinc Of; live stock during the war
for the Use Of the Confederate army.
sSincc the adoption OF tho present
State Constitution, which fnrbils tho
collection OF Ill such Judgments, an
execution WAS sued ont. Its collCc-
ton was cnjniucd by tho Circuit
Court. Our Court Of Appeals per-
pctuatcl the Injunction and the SIT
premc Court of tho United States
now St!Staiu< this dcci>iOn The case
was ably argued IN the Supreme
Court Ivy Senator E. !. Faulkner and
Col. Rrht. White for tho defendant.
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e@ 1t is said that there is ire
mendous demand for tickets to the
Cleveland banquet in New York x;
The ghost of the late administration,
like Banquo's, will not down."
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No. g.. Leaves Richmond, daily, I:35
Il. H.. arrives Clifton Forge, 4.25 p. m.
No. II. Portsmouth Accommodate
tion daily except Snnda!.) Leaves
South Portsmouth 500 am, MaySville
500 Il. NJ: arrives Cincinnati 1890
Il. III.
Through tickets and baggage checked
= amy destination. Apply to any &. Il
%. ticket agent. for full information
and tickets.
II. W. FULLER,
Gcn'l Pass. Agt.
!. T. HARAHAN.
General Manager.
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u.s. Mrs. Folsom, the mother OF
Mrs. Cleveland, was married at jack
son, Michigan, on the goth inst, to
Mr.. H. f. Perrine. Mrs. Cleveland
attended the wedding.
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SALE OF LAND.

DY virtue Of trust decd, executed
ID bv Jas. 4. Humphreys and Nancy
!. Humphreys, his wife, to the under
signed trustee, dated the 18th day of
March. lSS3. and recorded in the office
of the Clerk Of the County Court of
Grcrmhricr county. in Deed B"ok No.
81. page l92, to secure debt To John
II. Humphreys. anil hcing required 50
tn do nv the Sairl beneficiary, | wlllSclI,
ut public auction, to the ighcSt hidricr.
in front of The Hotel nj Jas. II. STRAIT
ton, in the town of IcwiShurg, on
Monday. the 10Th dnV of Nay, lSS9,
the following real estate by said deed
conveyed, viz {: \ tract Of land situated
in Grccubrirr county, on tirccnlrler
river. on the south side thereof. short
distance from and below the town Ut
Rnnrcvcrtc, being part of What was
formerly known rs the "Gc0rSc DICK
son" place, containing 2hS4 acres. he.
ing the same land conveyed Ia the SAID
.IaS. 4. Humphreys Ivy \ lex. +. Maih.
cwS. Commissioner, and others, Ivy deed
dated March 18th, lSS". AMI recorded
in said ulirc-Saring and excepting
therefrom. and not selling thai small
norton Of said land conveyed Ivy sad
Jas. a. Humphreys TO \. X. Massey by
deed recorded in said office in Deed
Book 81, page 80, rs to which the lien
of said trust deed has been released.
Terms OF SALE:
Onc-third Of the purchase money
cash in hand ..ne-third, with interest,
in one year af1,.'h residue, with in
lereSt, in two years fE6tn day of sale,
the purchaser to exccnns notes, with
rood Sccuyity for the Acknowledgements.
and the legal title to he ret hlneti as FUR
ihcr Sc<kity until all ~: purchase
money is Eqid. .r,,yc
April 2ll4w' S"''ss.
The all 6yc sale is post!sveN until
Wednesday,. May 29t!,, 1859.
ALLEN +. MATTHEWS.
May lGttds. Trustee.
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VHITECOODS

and Hamburgs, did You say? We
haven t anything else. Remember, we
make a speciality Of LADIES md
MISSES FINE SHOES, and carry 4
full line of ZIEGLER BROS, I. J..
Magruder, Reynolds, Eddy Il Co. S best
brands,
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pa President HarriSon's appoint
mcnt of his brother to be Marshal
Of the District of Tennessee. i GEN
orally condemned. Referring to tho
appointment, the New York HoTd
saws: "Thc app"inu-.>."t & >ra;pr
Harrison to 4 t'cdcral MaFSt'a.shjp
Is u particularly bold defiance Of pub
lie opinion, from the fact that the
popular cli<approval Of acts Of that
description has been so clearly en-
pressed Of late years. It comes d.
rcctly upon the heels of the Ccnten-
NAL celebration Of the inauguration
Of Washington, who condemned
family appointments in ringing
words which, just repeated, arc fresh
in the cars OF the people,"
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SPECIAL PRICES Tor Cash,

On our job and remnant counter will
he found some BIG BARGAINS in
Dress Goods, Shoes, Sc. Those having
little ones to clOthe will find they can
save money by examining these Goods.
We make Il speciality Of fine Goods. but
you can buy from us Ill extra heavy,
yard wide, Unblcachcd Cotton for u
good Blcached Cotton fnr SS: Il stand
ard check Cotton for 6lc.: Jeans, Over
alling, &c, i'll proportion: but do not
trust to this mere statement, hnt come
and be convinced that We MEAN
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No. 6. Leaves Clifton Forge daily,
S:0n a. H.. arrives Richmond 5:l5 p. m.
No. IL. Portsmouth Accommoda-
ton llaily except Snnday.) leaves
cincinnati 100 p. m. arrives Mays
vile G:l0 p. H., South Portsmouth $50
l.. LII.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1889-05-23

4 Pension CAsE-AssiStant Sec
rotary Busy, it is said, has directed
the pension Office to reopen The case
of G. w. Allen, who claims Il PEN
sion for an injury received in 1867,
while playing ball. The evidence
shows that Aliens regiment was Or
dered out by the commanding Off
Ger to play ball that the men might
have exercise, but it was insufficient
to prove the injury Allen alleges
Busscy proposes to give him an
other chance. The evidence will be
found, we dare say. IF Allen shows
that he stumpcd his toe, skinned his
shank or stuck i splinter in his fin
Ger that will do. This "Ad." will
not be particular with the soldier
boys, you know.
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New Advertisements.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Offce of Conn., James T-i!hr0tr,
May 2Sr,l. 1889. j
J. W. Jackson. Administrator Of Isaac
Honaker, dec d.
VS..
u - Eppnla o., az ~

j. w. JACKSON. AQNllnlSlralor OF 1S:llc
Honaker, dec d.
VS..
J. B. s. Hunaker Ell al.
A LII the parties interested in the
n above named cause, now pending
in the Circuit Court Of Greenbrier
county, will take notice:
That pursuant to the requirements Of
Il decree pronounced in said cause. /
will, OIL the 2lst day of June, 1850. 1T
nv office in Lewisburg, proceed to settle
and report to the said Court al account
of plaintiff as administrator OF Isaac
Honaker. deceased. showing what assets
came, or should have come. into his
hands, and what disposition he has
made of the same.
Also all debts due from the estate of
said Honaker. with their dignities. pri-
critics and amounts. =,
Also the real estate of which saitt
Honaker died seized, with its rel
and actual market value.
At which time and place all persons
interested can attend. -
Given under my hand.
JAMES WI1HRQW,
Com'r of Cir. Cir. ct.
May 2S-4w.
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WOOL!

WILL nav the best market price
| for Wool in Cash. Wool Irvine for
sale. !. :. WITHROW,
May 9-4w. I-ewlsburg, w. va.
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WHEN FINISH ED:

At u. J. Ford Il Son. i.cW!ShrrE.
(irccnhricr county: III VIM. IlhI'irr'
mans. Palestine, Grccnhrirr county:
nj Miller Il Nolan $. Anderson. Monroe
county. W. VA: and ut Anderson De
nor. Persons shipping Wool hy rail
road will mark their names on the pack
age and direct ia me ut Anderson. W.
VA. with directions how il is I" lie
worked. will take. in payment t"r,
work. Wool, Bacon and I'LL kinds III
Grain. delivered. All work must lr
paid for on delivery.
ny" Postullrc. Anderson. ". Va.
JAMES \. GntTN ER.
MAY ind. lSS'-'rII.
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IN pursuance ni II decree Of The Cir
1 cuit Court If Grcrulrlrr rumntr,
pronounced ri the April term. lrN". If
said Circuit Cuuri. in the r!au"rry
cause Of John +. Crisis adm r., IS. 81
r.!i T.. riSS and others. "iil, rs spr-
cial Commissioner appointed for that
purpose, sci! The StUrr.h0uSc and I"N
situated in the tnwn Of Frankfort. y
said county. continuing onc-la!f Jsc''
and in the bin and pr"cccdiM"IT'.M,.-
TONED. and Of which the said TP' -
Crisis died seized. 1T pnirlic aIi"' 30
the highest bidder. in from; q 'hc no
tel ni IaiEcs II. StrattDn, y ~: |. :"
Of I.cwishurg. on
SATURDAY, tie lst any of J mr. -
Enough will lie rcGuircI cash ~ .mn'
on the day Of sale 10 rhy COSTS :" 'liS
Snit and expenses Of sale ana So 'i' "'
Iii: ion. tn r-.:.i.- I,n.u u "r--s =
aid ~ months. the purchaser IN I."c
bonds. wilh approved security HId
bearing interest from the day Of saic.
J. ". ARBICkLE./
Special Commissioner.
Bond cxccutch hr above Commits
sioncr. rs required by law.
JONATHAN MAYS.
May 2-jw. Clerk.
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AND GOODS

upon reasonable terms. My prices will
I've rs follows: For Carding and Spin
ming, 5 and cut Yarn. II cents per
H.. -, and cut yarn. III cents per
H.; 10, u and II cut yarn. Is cents per
h.: making Blankets. $50 pcrpair. or
onc-half for the other: all-wonl taSSl-
mcrs, So cents per yard Ovcrcoaiimg,
40 cents per yard Jeans. 81 cents per
ward, warp and culnrins included :
white Flannel. 3G cents per yard gray
Flannel, 80 cents per yard paid Elan.
ncls, 81 cents per yard: l.indSryS: -
TO 50 cents per yard. Wool received
at the following places. ami goods re-
turned
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1889-05-23

a0u Corporal Tanner Is getting
along swimmingly in his avoWed
purpose of turning the Treasurysu sur
plus into the pockets Of the cN-soi-
diers of the country. So we'll IS nc
progressing that the pcnsionappropri-
alton for the fiscal year ending June
30th, is already exhausted, notwith-
standing its Immense anouHt-SSl,
80, coo. The payments made by
the Treasury department for pen
sions for one week ending last Satur-
day, amounted to the enormous sum
Of $ll,3S0, 900. Where this thing
will end no man can say, but unless
we arc very much mistaken this
pension question will raise a big
rumpus in this country before long.
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EDl RSU ANT 10 Il decree Of the Cir
l. cut Court Of Grccnlricr county.
West Virginia. cuicrcr! III the APRIL
term. lss?, NJ sand Court. the SAIL " H.
son II. Brown, Bennett Martin. John
i. Rockwell and wife. Jacob Russell
trustee. James NJ. NickelI heirs. tiro.
Mex cndrrc and WIN. :. Law are re-
Iuirc,l 10 appear before james With
row. Il Commissioner If this Court. on
Monday, the 10Th day Of June. 1883, 1T
his Office, in l.cwishurg, W. Va, and
show Cause. if amy they can, why the
sail several respective tracts Of land
shall not hc sold for the benefit Of the
School fund.
Witness; Jonathan Mays, Clerk Of
orr said Court. ut the Court -huuSc Of
said county. the l4th day Of May. 1859.
and in the 18th year Of the State.
JONATHAN MAYS.
May l8-iw. Clerk.
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In Chdncery.
The object Of this suit is to subject 4
house and lot Of 2acrcs Of land. situated
at Savannah Mills. in fircenhrcr
county, to the payment Of debt due
from Edward l.. Renick to the plaintiff,
and it appearing, by affidavit filed. that
the defendant, Ed. l.. Rcnick. is Il non
resident Of this State, it is ordered that
he do appear here within one month after
the date af the first publication Of this or
der, and do what is necessary to protect
his interest in this suit.
Teste: JONATHAN MAYS:
/. J. Williams, sol. Clerk.
Nav 9-4w.
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WOOL! WOOL! wOoL:.!
WANTED to buy for cash $4,000
w pounds of washed and unwashed
Wool.
p. r. SCBLETT q son,
April 25-lm. Staunton, Va.
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GRIND GRAIN

of all kinds, and also Crush Corn
Having employed i competent Miller:
I will guarantee tirSt-class work to al
parties who may favor me with thclr
grinding. Persons coming from 4 u'S-
lance with grinding will he accommoc
dated with lodging over night free OF
charge. am owprcpared to Manu.
FACTCRE WOOL into
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Stock Of Goods

that will be a pleasant surprise to all,
and rightly, too, for it is more complete
in all departments than we have ever
before offered to the public. In connec-
ton with orr former business, Mrs.
Shepherd, Of Baltimore. will be pleased
to furnish you anything in the way OF
the newest and most fashionable
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S1TATE Or WEST VIRGINIA,
> GHEENBGtER COUNTY. SO: At
rules held in the Clerk 5 office Of the
Circnit Court Of (irccnhricr county. on
the first Monday in the month Of May,
| SO.
J. G.. Patterson. Complainant.
vs..
Mrs. +. r. Renick and Ell. J.. Renick,
Defendants.
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The object Of this snit is to subject
to sale under attachment the interest of
said L. l.. Rcnick in the two tracts Of
land, ole of 200 acres. the other of IL
acres. situate ut Falling Spring. in
Greenbrier county. to satisfy plaintiffs
debt Of $26l.30. with interest from
January the LIST, lSH9. AMI the costs Of
this suit and it appearing, by affidavit
filed, that the Defendant. +. j.. Rcnick,
is Il nonresident Of this State, it is or
dcrcd that he do appear here within one
month after the date of tho first publi-
cation Of this order and do what is nee
cssary to protect his interest in this suit.
TcStc: JONATHAN MAYS.
e. Il g., Soils. Clerk.
MAY Civ,
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SAVE YOURSELF

the troiIhl" and annoyance Of iryim" In
get what ynu want from iIrt Ilr. The
business III Runrcvrrtr viii ur ""uiim-
uch !ry Mrs. Shrpprrd.
T.cwiSlurg. W. Va. April 9Th. ~.
COMMISSIJNt.R'S SALE.
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Muddy Creek
tR!!S AND WOODEN
MILLS,
rpEENRRIEP CO WEST VA

THE undersigned would respectfully
i inform his friends and the public
generally that he has rented the above
named property from Mr.. j. Fl. Rock
stool for Il term of years, and that he is
now prepared to
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The ah fNc sale is pnst!eveN until
"Wednesday. May 29t!,, 1854.
ALLEN i. MATTHEW'S.
May lG|tds. Trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-01-18

We quote the latest arrivals first:
AT CSC. Undressed Kid MousQuetaires in new and
beautiful shades of Fawns Nodes Tans Browns etc
New skeleton embroidered backs Better quality kid
than heretofore shown at Csc.
AT Sl50 4-button Dressed Kid Gloves New
shades Of Greens, Blues Grays, Stone, Modes Fawns
Tans, Browns. The narrow embroidered backs al 80
pair. Cannot be reordered to sell under Sl.5
AT Sl.50. 4-button Castor Beaver Gloves in new
neutral tints with embroidered ibacks to match and
contrast in shade.
AT sL75. Mousquetaire style of above
AT S1.S5 Undressed Kid Mousquetaires with the
new embroidered backs. The new dress goods shades
also black.
AT 81 4-button "Eliten Kid Gloves Patrons Of
these Gloves for the last eleven years will be pleased
TO hear the new shades for 1889 have arrived
AT SOC. The CSC. Pigskin Mousauetaires we shall
show to morrow in Fawns, Modes, Grsys Tans Browns
and black New style narrow embroidered backs
TON
BLACK KID GLOVES. A reliable Black Kid
WARRANTED in our Black Gloves 4-button, Sl 80;
with enbroidery, 81; 20; Mousquetaires, 81. 9s.
EVENING GLOVES. White. Black and the correct
evening shades II CAREFULLY selected 'o,essed Rid FL
bow length 81. % to turn the elbow 81 a. shoulder
length, FOO. Extra sizes for big arms, "a 40
ABOVE QUOTED GLOVES ARE WARRANTED
Therefore they must be the best Gloves and being
quoted in this city, THE FIT Is assured because we
have Gloves TO suit short long fingers slim
hands. THIS is UNUSUAL because such variety of
IMPROVEMENTS: The gored fingers to those
Gloves made TO our special order will enable Won TO
wear size smaller than usual, and nth COMFORT
p SPESI al The cid year stock Of s1.50 "Palais
300. AFFAIR.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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WHITE OSTRICH FANS will be most favored be.
| cause they may be worn with any costume We show
| them at the following prices:
$35-with deliberately carved Mother Of Pearl sticks
S30-with Pearl Sticks. These Fans when closed
show sigrette.
s30-with Pearl Sticks inlaid with Gold and Silver
Filled Designs.
s26-with Pearl Sticks with inlaid DESIGNS of Fern
Leaves.
s13. 39-These have Real Tortoise Shell Sticks.
$l2-A single stick of Pearl on which is mounted
six Ostrich Plumes.
$S-Decately carved: also plain sticks at this price
s6-Six Ostrich Plumes with Aigrette mounted ON
single Ivory Stick
s5-with plain ivory sticks
S4.5O-With White Celuloid sticks.
s4-f1ye Plumes mounted on single stick of Gel
lnloid and Furnished Silver
S3-With neat plain Bone sticks
COLORED OSTRICH FANS
s12-Yellow shaded gradually into Green Blue
shaded to White and Pink to White are entirely new
S10-Red, Yellow, Lavender, &c.
So. 3d. S2-Blue. Pink, Yellow, White, etc
GRAY OSTRICH FANS
$50. $50, II, 90, s7.50-with Real Tortoise Shell
sticks
IS, "a, 90. S. e2-with Silver sticks
BLACK OSTRICH FANS
$50. s14, s12. $40, $3.50 Of, s5-with real Tor
toise Shell sticks
So e. so, So, sl.50-These have plain Black sticts
ELadies of fashion, culture and wealth will appre
ciate the uy of above quoted Fans and not only
their beauty but the prices quoted which ON compar
ison, will find as low quoted anywhere In the
country. AND 25 PER CENT BELOW PREVAILING
PRICES IN WASHINGTON.
fContinued below, A'oAA~