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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-05

That is on the surface brilliant idea Of one
of our exchanges, that a nickel-in-the-s.ot
machine might be employed TO advantage in
raj way to take the place of the omni-
present train boy. But in practice it would
hardly work. When machines enough had been
Set u III any Car to supply the passengers with
ali the new books and magazines; the daily and
weekly papers; apples. oranges aud bananas;
chestuuts, gum-drops, mixed candies and
three kinds of sandwiches; travelling
caps, maps, play ,ng-cards and drinking-cups,
and the dozen other commodities which the
tram boy keeps in stock, there would be no
room left for the passengers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-05

There is only one consolation in the vendetta
nuisance, which has sprung up afresh in the
south, and that is that the last of the ruffians
on either lie stands fair chance of having
his life taken in turn by the machinery of the
law. The United States offer no home for bar
barous SO AL feuds. We have a people who
take an enine nifty practical view Of such mat
tiers. AMI pubic justice says: IF there is
going to be any blood ting, I'll do 1t my
self" When vendetta is begun, therefore,
the persons who die first are the most fortunate,
for they escape the ignominy which falls to the
latest survivors, Of mounting the gallows or
being shot down in the bush like dogs by q
vulgar sheriff. posse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-05

That was a good deal of an undertaking
which Prince Leon Galitzen had forced upon
him as ona OF the wine judges at the Paris
worlds fair. He had to taste $4,000 varieties
al wine within the space of three months.
That meant 10000 kinds in a month, or 1888
kinds in a day. A diner-out who can sip six or
seven varieties of wine during a dinner lasting
two hours, and keep his head well balanced, is
considered fairly expert. What should be said
Of ma Z. who, allowing him the usual time
each day for sleep. must have dipped into an
average OF more than 40 wines during every
two hours Of wakingi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-05

Mrs. Emma Beckwith, the woman candidate
for mayor of Brooklyn. claims that street.
sweeping ought TO be done by women because
they are handler with tine broom than men. A
change of sCx Ill this business would certainly
he novel and interesting experiment, and the
result in most cities could hardly fail to be an
improvement. 1t is not likely to be tried how
ever, as long as women have no votes; and the
dOIlar-a-day men may still count Oh making
living by some more active occupation than
sitting on the benches in the parks.
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Brooklyn's idea Of an arch as a memorial nj

Brooklyn's idea Of an arch as a memorial of
her soldier boys killed in the war is in admira-
BILE taste. The statue business In cities has
been done ain ost to death, except in the case
Of individual heroes, whose features it is deemed
best to perpetuAte III bronze or marble. The
arch Is classic and always impressive, is adapted
to urban surroundings, and can be made, by
its proportions and embellishments, as beauti-
full as shaft could possibly be. 1t has the
further advantage that a mixed committee, ap-
pointed to pass upon its design, is not SO likely
to confuse nature with allegory, and make an
inartistic hybrid of the result The STAR has
before now urged upon the monument raisers
to give Washington an arch some time instead
Of the conventional man on a pedestal. With
Brooklyn's god example in mind, it renews
the suggestion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-05

1t shows the triumph of hberality as the
centuries have passed over England, that the
lord mayor-elect of London is a Hebrew, and
that he will be inaugurated on the seven hun
dredth anniversary of the accession of FItz
Alwyn, the mayor who prosecuted the Hebrews
of his day SO shamefully as to make his name
forever execrable among their posterity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-05

Thanksgiving follows election in three weeks
and two days. The interval will afford both
parties time for reflection on their blessings
The fellows who win will give thanks that their
success La= been 80 great, and the fellows who
lose VII thanks that their defeat was no
worse. y Ian must be hard to suit if he can't
find something to be thankful for, even in pol
tics
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-05

The news has been extensively circulated
that the American turkey has been acclimated
on the banks OF the Danube. On the lower
side OF TT river the European Turkey was ac-
climated for some centuries; but within the
last few years it has got to moulting badly and
has moved further south for its health
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-05

1t is suggested that the Knights of Labor
open their arms to receive the striking
ball players. Undoubtedly the players earn
their bread by the sweat Of their brows during
the ball season, but some of their leaders are
cold-weather lawyers. This fact complexities
the situation, so far as all-the- year-round mem
bership in the Knights is concerned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-05

The governments purpose to coin 1O.000,0O
one-cent coins is the first reminder that Christ
mas is approaching. and the season of candy
sticks and penny toys has begun.
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sAKs AND COMPANY,
MERIToRIOUs QUALITIES ALWAYS.
AVENUE AND 9TH STREET

7. HUNDLEY, l4TH AND PACK STS., NJ T..
- Pleasant, Do, dos House Painting in all It's
branches neatiy and promptly and at low prices Spec
al attention To Leaky in iioofs aud Damp Walls I'm
questionable city reference furnished. n:'-2t'
4 COLUMBIA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. 9l3
~ Pa. hve.-1horough instruction, primary and adj
yanced course, Piano. Organ, Violin. &c. II. HART
Prin late OF New England Conservatory, Boston.
oco-2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-05

EXQUISITE WoRK,
BEAUTIFUL DECORATIONS,
Executed the Light Running
NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE
We make the positive claim that the NEW HOME
is the LIGHTEsT RUNNING and EASIEST MAN
AGED Sewing Machine made.
We refer with pride to the 1000 NEW HOME Sew.
ing Machines now used by the Ladies' Of Washington
We teach our customers how to do this beautiful
work free of charge.
Notice of our Grand Fall Opening in . few days
Until then
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT
all Stamped Linens and Art Embroidery Material
&c.
oPPENHEIMER.
n5-eo 514 9th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-05

Montana has settled her chaotic affairs just
in time to be able to sit down in peace and
comfort and read the election news from the
other states
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-05

The latest Washington newspaper publica-
ton Is the Longer. en- illustr ated, humorous
weekly after TIE style of life. The first num-
Der presents an attractive appearance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-05

All is quiet along the LeDroit Park fence to.
night!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-05

ABOUT Colonel Darss GooDs
Ihe Paris 10 rs at IL per cent discount The nov
elites Embroidered Fronts Band Borders and Fancy
Side Panels are known to many of you and the
moderate prices charged tor them. onetenth of the
marked prices Oh Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
75c. CHINA SILKS FOR SIC. Why write details
of the silks nine ths Of our patrons know OFT
ENGLISR BRoADCLOrHs. Black, White, Cream
and all the new winter shades. Sl.25. sl.9S and
81 As yard The quality for the prices tells you
startling truth.
LAD. ES' CLOTH at Soc. yard. Hardly possible
to disappoint you to shade quality. The width
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
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A SHOWER o. ART Goops.

Quaint vases Jars, Pitchers 90 each for ware
worth from % to IS. Royal Worcester. Real Cameo
Burmese. Ivory, Toxic and satsums Ware. A little
shower of bargains tina, win be quickly absorbed.
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Johnson. GARNER 4 Co.

Will offer this week 10 Pieces Heavy Ingram Carpet
33c.; worth 4Oc.; Il Pieces Extra Heavy Ingram
Carpet 40c real value Soc Tapestry Brussels 60c.,
&c.. 75c. 12-4 White Wool Blankets So. This is
the best bargain ever offered. We have all the lower
grades from 81 pair up. Large Bed Comforts, 81,
&l.23. 40inch Henrietta CLOTH all coors Soc 40-inch
Serge Side bands. Soc and 60c Silk Plush for trim
ming SIC. Our Unsundered Shirts at 5sc. is the
best bsrsain ever offered. Fine stock Table Linens
Towels, Napkins, &c, at low prices Ladies'. Gents
and Children's Underwear Hosiery. &c.
JOHNSON, GARNER 4 co.,
n4 636 Penn. ave. NV, near 7th st.
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Z. G. DAVIS.
PHILADELPHIA STORE


pu,,.r,,,. S
elecia, bafRaiiis an IN laoie Linens,
wide AT 4oc
eo ntue, a. ~. 1Oo
fully worth G5c. yard.
oo-hch White pImask, good quality, at DOC.
We have received another lot Of the A.
CEelnlie ever al zoe. We have more
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E E: 4 ~ E III s
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE
7rH. sTH AND d STREET

POPULAR sunpprxa NJ 80
-
in' eih AND ID STREET
fA1'A' 'hh Lo"hsI OK MONEY! REFrSDEn
WHAT WE'D HAVE fou KNOW
"A sSf 900 2 TIT
AA RBB q a N
AAA BIB o D d u
oDS % Uu
FFF u RRR So
2 Y y RR
ERR sss
UU 'sss
,u~e.s,s "0Sso. gu. fnn under exceptional
an man ,ns,sncss ~, -. a"a can SCI tnem
ins) a, the identical prices which we would
y '-' ''' ''''''-''''s' '0'>S'
sIeoND.-Anat we carrs hrse and varied line Of
cheaps medium and nigh grade furs Of all
aessrPaon'
THIRD That we sell no Furx which ar. ma, a.,
class In every way
80, w. -. o1. p'' 'ss, 70 ee .ne Neu
MF.y,, e
"
A FEW EXAMPLES ONLY
c,,,~. ,,o,,v,-, ,,,,,.,,, A. -
sSTn .cu.N 49,, - = W, so or si-Zo.
double.
SrTpH, 9i,trs s-.,o :, a. 1e 90 os ana Seo'
TRENCH SEAL MUFfs, 81 tosS.
LINN MOffs 80. so. 40 and $3.50.
bLACh MARLIN MOffs,sS.Ss' actually worth
60. Ahd hundreas OF Others
srTs ,Nne.na NJ,
SPECIAL VALUE
FRED Fox SETS .c,u,,,x .o,a ,or soz o,,. ~
ava 20 SIR 49, Wi at'~'
POLAR BsAR Sets. 40 so set xorth sio
JAPAN B.AR Sets 40 worth ,,ne ,Iirs ~.
LINN LIN sEL - sIo 70 s23;
variety.
,.,r.
=, As,rachan Capes from 90 to els. sPEclLVALUE.
-,
,,o,-,-.,- ,-,,,,
find that unusually low Quality very high
The BEST TINE to buy your furs ia NOW ra,a,
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MENs IMPORTED M.crxrosHrs,

MEMS IMPORTED NlACINTosHEs.
dept near door, No. lll9 Pa. aveJ
Gossamer- weight Coats all sizes. warranted rain
proof only IL 6S each.
Heavier Macintoshes with improved cemented
seams absolutely water proof, all sizes, only e. 9s
each.
Feather-weight Macintoshes These weigh but few
ounces. only "a 90 each.
Cloth-fnis Macintoshes. in Brown and Brown
Pads These Coats are tailor m ade. They have vel
vet collars, superior trimmings, and reversible.
s4.9s and g.. 6s each
BOYS Gossamer-weight Coats only s1.45 each.
Heavier Mscintoshes, with cemented seams, Is in
Mems o.. 90 Coats. all sizes, only 81 9s each.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
hal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-05

JACKET STORE. THE GREAT BARGAIN HOUSE
h OF Washington City and the orld, will open
NOVEMBER !, 1883 with Fine Assortment Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS!
The only in the city doing business in this wsy
The Cheapest Good. ever one ed in this any other
markell NOLSEY PCkSElL, Prup'r.
1923 7th st NV.
Terms Net Spot Cash. Neither Time OF Discount.
oc2g-lms
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E E 4 4 +. 4 4 f :: $:
EN- EnSs 8 % ~ 4 F
Z + 200 Y ~ LIE -

You are told lots Of nonsense about Rubber Coats.
To begin with: What is Macintosh It's garment
of rubber linen The patent for the material has
long since out, but the clings to all Rubber
Coats -Whes's nay Nacin,oshy" says the Enslishman
and "Where's ms Galoshesy' He doesn't know them
Is Rubber Goats or Rubbers His Macintosh may cost
four shillings forty shings. but it's other
than Macintosh. The name applies equally to the
trashest the best OF Rubber Goats. Macintosh is
not trade name. Macintoshes are manufactured by
thousand and one firms in England.
IT'S true the arm name Of Macintosh stin exists in
England, and the name evidently is still good
excuse for high prices in America but it's not 90 in
England
Palss Royal prices for Macintoshes will startle
other than our patrons
THE PALAIS ROYAL
CONTINUED below)
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SPECIAL BARGAINS
CHILDREN'S HOSIERY
FOR TOMORROW AND THURSDAY.
At less than the regular prices
MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED FOR GOODS Gun
CUT) BROUGHT BACK ALL WE ASK, is.
BRING The GOODS BACK AS
SOON AS POSSIBLE
BLACK COTTON HOSE,
Fast Colors.
gle, worth 25c.
&c, worth 2Sc.
25c., worth SOC.
&c, worth 3Sc.
SEC, worth Acc.
BLACK DERBY RIBBED HOSE.
Superior quality, Fast Colors.
42c, worth 48c
45c. worth o5c.
Soc. worth 6oc.
&c. worth 15c.
BLACK RIBBED HOSE, ONYX DYES"
Fast Colors.
1Sc., worth .,3c.
DC worth &c.
25c. worth SOC.
SIC. worth BIC.
3oc., worth 4oc.
an Infants Hose in Black Cashmere. from a4c. up to
Dur Speciality is a Ladies', Fine Quality Black Hose
Onyx Dye" at 24c., worth SIC
Nm 90 90 TIT NJ ssss
s SsS &c % $s % + 81 81 :
nos 421 18th st. NV.
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PLAIN DRESS GooDs

PLAIN DRESS GOODS.
Notwi til ia ldiug he beauty and "Nov-
elty' of the Braided aud Embroidered
Robes. the Plain Dress Fabrics are receiving
great attention, and are extremely popular
with those OF quiet taste. About forty
love shades in the Pure Wool Henriettas
at DOC. There is no limit to the desirable
Weaves in Plain Dresst GOods, among
which we notice Syrienae Iwills, Norais
Cords, Surah serges. Cordonnier
-S,ryes, Camels Lair Serges,
Anna Cords. English and French
Serres, Ermine wills. Sebastopol.
Cashmeres, Shoodas, HIudoos aud Hen
rietta Cloths, in both Atwood and sllk-ald-
wool qualities. Our strongest point is the
lovely shades and tints, there is not 0
shade that ought to be here, but that it Ia.
(tirst foor.)
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LADIES RUBBER GARMENTS
UMBRELLAS THAr ARE WARRANTED

UMBRELLAS HAT ARE w ARRANTED.
The Palas Royals two great specialtes the Glo-
ria" Cloth and "Conestogs" Silk Umbrellas. writ
ten guarantee given to every purchaser
the Umbrella of charge should it split within
year Of purchase.
"Gloria" Umbrellas sl.25. sl5o, $500. 81. AS,
s2sS
"Conestoga" Umbrellas, 81 25. $3.50 $3.50, 50 9s.
S4.75.
es-Nearly two hundred different styles of handles
to select from for ladies' and mems wear.
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued belowD
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mob Al llth st. NV.
Nor So Hon PR1cEp
For two or three days past we've been placing good
deal of emphasis fine grades Of
S5O-we don't want you to get the that we
do not carry lo,oer-rtced lines and we want you at
the time to have correct idea Of the superiority
Of these quaIies-so let's talk today about our $40
and S15 Overcosts. and suits too
$40 ovERCoATs SIS
At els we have garments that are really elegant
and the elegance isn't all surface either-Its in quail
ny as well appearance. The light shades-are wear
ing well as the dark-Fawn, Dove Olive, Sea Green
Steel, Blue, Brown, and. of course. Black-,Are's
wealth of them. italian. Cashmere and SERGE plain
and quilted, lned-faced with silk and satin some Of
them. Chinchilla, Kersey. Melton. Fancy worsteds,
Cheviots. broad and narrow wales. and Beavers
PIped stitched and sevage edges-velvet collars and
collars Of same material as the garment. About fifty
different styles of them-everyone fitting perfectly
though twas made for You personally Short COATS
long and medium lengths, listers and Cape Coats
That's a synopsis of our s15 grade
The slO assortment is nearly as laree-but
every garment is . reliable one-Blue, Black
and Brown Beavers. Blue aud Black Chinchllas plain
and wide and narrow Vale Chesiots, worsteds and
Kerseys with not single inch of fabric that cannot be
relied upon for service.
We've all sizes to fit any build of man.
sB-As we've said repeatedly before-there's not a
single garment here-neither overcosts nor Suits
that's not of this years vintage Please don't forget
that.
sl0. SUITS. AIS.
1t will crafty and prove profitable to if you'll
look through our 5 aud $40 grades Of suits We've
some be .uties for business-wEARERS. There's
every degree of pattern from. the Plain Black to the
Loudest English design-u single and double asted
sacks and three and four-button getaways Pro-
nounced Paids. Mixtures. Stripes, Invisible Checks
in fact complete exhibition Of the designers thought.
Cassimeres Cheviots, Corkscrews, worsteds. A suit
you've got to put right and every. day you
want to be of pattern that you'll not tire of easily
We can show you dozens of such i'll both grades-$
and els. Suits that'll Ut yo,-Wrar to your notion
and in way give perfect satisfaction We pledge
them 10 do that. There's not large assortment.
not such quaties-nor the neat novel patternings
be shown you this city today anywhere near our
prices as we have here. We kno,on
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CONTINUED below
A BAraA1S Il BLACK SrLks.

IA OAEGA1N IN DLACk SILkS.
23inch 5 % Black Faille for Sl.lY.
The width is u consideration but ask special at
tention superior draping qualities of this silk.
haI you have seldom been offered such quality for
Sl.25 yard you Will have To admit.
Special prices also quoted Delow for the Trim
mings and Buttons.
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
u,cu-cr.sc rxaRIvrNa

HIGH-CLASS ENGRAVING.
Exclusive letterings and superior work is
what we base our claim upon FOR your pa
trouaRe.
II You wish your cards somewhat different
from those of your friends will take your
order and only chargeyou Ste. tor tine plate.
and fifty cards engraved therefrom. We'd
ding Announcements, Anniversary Invita-
tons. Birth Announcements, Invitations to
Receptions AT Homes, Teas &c, gotten up
Stationery, Paper and Envelopes.
(First hovrl
WOODWARD LOTHROP
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BAne,1ss You'll APPRECIATE.

BAnaArNs YOU'LL APPRECIATE.
so CLINT DRESS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the special
sale Offering at 81 yard. To show such desir-
able styles cents yard is clipped Of the price Of
some
styles Black Silk Gimrs.
styles Knotted silk Fnnges.
styles Jetted Galoons.
eE- Ninely-two styles OF Buttons at 25 cents .
dozen, which includes 81, ies that IS
cents.
BLACK cHANTILLY "vANDYKE" LAcEs.
i9sass eos s sc:
BLACK CULTURE "vANDYKE" LACEs.
Raiess .iss 81 10
BLACK RENNAIsSANCE vANDiKE LAcES.
thcnes..... 50 ~
"a These laees almost as heavy the much more
expensive trimmings which you win ind in the Drsss
Trimming Dey srtnlent
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
A. LIsNER,
MOI Corner 18th OF. aud Pa ava
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$$esss + t., &c 4 s. s. :: :
We boast Of our assortment and low prices Misses
and Children's Cloaks both Short and Long. Ladies'
Cloaks of all description Astrachan Capes Satin
lined "a As; regular price. 81 Our Fur Departm nj
is now open. Buy now, We will give you special
Inducements
sTRASBURGER's
DRY GOODS AND CLOAK STORES,
1t 4o4 and 4O6 9TH NV
NOTWITHSTANDING The RAIN
SATURDAY WAS A BIG DAY IN OUR BOYS
DEPARTMENT. HONEST GOODS LATE
STYLES. TRUTHFUL REPRESENTATIONS
FAIR PRICES AND GUARANTEE SURELY
TELL"
INCUR MEMS DEPARTNiENTs, WHETHER
OF SUITS OR OvERCoATs WE HAVE THE
SAME CLEAN AND FRESH STOCK AT THE
SAME FAIR PRICES AND CARRYING THE
SAME GUARANTEE.
THERE IS GREAT DEAL OF NONSENSE,
NOT TO SAY GREAT DEAL OF MIsREP-
RESERVATION, IN ADVERTISEMENTS
THESE DAYS. IF WE COULD APPLY AN
ACID TEST THAT WOULD DEVELOP UN-
TRUTH AS ACID REVEALS UNRELIABLE
CoLORs OR COTTON MIXTURES THERE
WOULD BE SOME CURIOUS REVELATIONS.
WE ARE READY TO SUBMIT ALL OUR
STATEMENTS REGARDING OUR GOODS
TO THE KEENEsT AND MOST CRITICAL
INVESTIGATION, AND ABIDE THE DECI.
SION.
EB BARNUM CO.
n4 93l PENNSYLVANIA AVE
VTHE SMALLEST COMMERCIAL INCANDEscENT
ELECTRIC LIGHTS IN EXISTENCE NOW
EXHIBITED IN MY WINDOW.
The Finest NECKTIEs on earth for SOC. also e1-
hibited in the same window.
LOOK AT ONE AND BUY THE OTHER.
g.. L. BACHRACH.
THE wIDE.AwAKE oUTFIrTER.
oc26-3m 1923 ST. N. W.
OLIVER SPOONS,
FORKS,
TEA,
DINNER
BREAKFAST
SERVICES.
ALL PRICES.
ELEGANTLY MADE.
S. KIRK Il SON.
ia E. BALTIMORE ST.
ALSO
DIAMONDS,
WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
PLATED WARE,
SILVER NOVELTIES FROM THE PARIS EXPOSE
TION. oc3l-1m
719 BARGAINS 7l9
sEAsoNABLE GOODS.
We have Just opened q few Special BARGAINS in
LINEN HANDKERCHlEFs. One lot Colored Printed
Borders at 121<c each; worth double the money.
AwHITE HEMsTITCHED SHEER LINEN HAND
KERCHIEF, with Colored Border at l254c.; extra
ordinary value.
The Best LINEN HANDKERCHIEF at Csc ever
offered at that price.
Mems Al-linen WHITE HEMsTITCHED HAND.
KERCHIEFS at l5c.
Mems An-linen Colored -bordered HEMSTITCHED
HANDKERCHIEFS at 2oc.; worth SOC.
CHILDREN's LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs at .. 8.
10 and l2c. very cheap
RIBBONS of every description at lowest prices.
Our stock of DRESS TRIMMINGS. LACEs, RUCH.
INOS, NLCKN kAk. &C., very complete.
In orr Glove Department you will find the best
dollar GLOVE i'll the nai let every pair guaranteed
See our ST. X BEAVER TRIMMING. 1t looks as
well genuine Moths avoid it. Water does not
affect it.
As additional inducement to pay visit will
offer on UEsDAY, NONEMBEIt D. one case FRUIT
OF 1Hk LOOM COTTON" in ten-y ard lengths. at &C.
per yard
New Goods III Every Department
Z. g. DAVIS.
no2 I'D Market Space, Cor. Sthst.
PHILApELpH1A STORE.
Special BARGAINS in Table Linens
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SUPERIOR BRAND BLACK CAsHMERES.
Dauphenot's Black Cashmeres, dyed and
flushed by A. GuiIlamet, the celebrated
French Fabric Dyer. We have sold them for
the past seven years and each year they come
agsin looking better This season they have
the popular Henrietta finish and are guar
anteed by us TO lie the strongest and closest
woven and best dyed cashmeres possibly OBJ
tainable at their respective prices. Here is
the range OF qualities and prices: so, So
621{. 90. 90, 80, 81. 80. 95c. and 81 per
word about these cashmeres. Since we
purchased they have advanced in price, and
II We were compelled to buy today coaid
not offer you near as good y quality tor the
respective prices as IL now possible.
SEirst door. second annex)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-05

WOODWARD & LOTHROP,
Corner 18th and Il sts. q. u.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-05

MEMS GLOVES
Mems Il owes are not kept at the Glove
Depar IA .nt but at the Mems Furnishings
Dep tnaat where we try them on at our
II kaId .u srtntee tn m.
We nave stopped ire,in ny any Mems Gloves
that we cannot y and va rant.
We nave all the &c >irabie kinds aud styles
in 18th Cloth aud KID
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WOODWARD LOTHEOP.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-24
NOEkEEaE<N PREJUDICE.

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n-,i,1icairtbo,,i minds ora omo North.
a.n man Will novor oIrow tbom 70 oco
tho sou,h even N ncrson 90 if
really is and when thew do see It.
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describing " y TRIP through lhe Gar
olin9s" relates an incident flat
OCCprfCd tetWtCn " limlngtOn anQ
Maxton. He saws q GREAT crowd Of
negroes came on board from the
cotton fields. lie saws a negro WO,
~ oo ,1.o.xoo4 -, +ho ooua ,I,ol
HAL vas '""-5c" 0'i OI0 t"'S' "l0S"'
ing from shotgun, wound received
at The hands OF another negro, anu
that the white "hOsS" who lai the
hands in charge said nothing could
ho loro will, +Lo man Nth tho on,
"9 'le "''' nov mean ~ ''io'' Mt
Tie writer after giving some OF
tic distorted circumstances rs he
saw them from the car window
winds nm with these observations ri
hio +-;..
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br ,aS 0,',Je, III; r L%Ec rre n.y.
Of his f. lends advised i'm TO cscanc While
there was time He appeared to be very