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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-12-09
WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-ByA FAMILY Fok THREE MONTHS.
w . good. veil Furnished house m north western
part q the city prefer vicinity Of X 81. Address
FAMILY, Star Once. dtSt-.Ss
WAkrkD-PUR An IMMEDIATE CUSTOMER,
w honse, frv-u ~, 90 $40 QUO, northwe st pre-
ierrsd- SkkkILL TERRY. lila y s. nv. d6-;H
WANfKD-HOUsgs IRON "a 500 TO 16 GOO;
w 80 los IN Asdinston and fAlier HeirhA ..
ACkEk 0ADSBY,
saA3 1OB st. nv.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25

Observation-Disclosures 1ln6 Ri6tS
Oriidt mebr auf oaS meni6Ii6e 9lipeau,
aIs bic @enbbnuns, WobItbaten 3u ems
pfaneen.
Sem fId8Ii6en 8iIbe bes norbiI6en,
nit &artoffeln biirftig sendbrten 9ros
Ietariut8 itebt Sas fraftltrOBenbe Bib
beS iiiobeutI9en, Defenders bes 6airis
i9en 8auern uno Solstne6tes sesens
iiber, Der in ieiner raufIuitieen 8rafts
fiille Elm moberneS Siineneel6le6t res
prdIentirt. Der bairii6e 2anobetppbs
net ibt mad alter @epflosenbeit nur an
ben bDben 6eittaeen SIeii9, 1T iomit
faftiib ais 8esetarier su betra9ten.
llnb bennp6 Oieie mdbtige Sbrperentz
pidIang, peIde in ibrer itroBenben
SSIae aur 9taufIuit unb 3u anberen grs
Sefen fiibrt. Scr 9ppuS ibrer grndbrs
unS 1T bic ,,Sdmul;foit", b. +. bic
iiberduS fette, iebr rei6Iid genoHene
einfade NebIipeiie, tpel9e tbeiIs nit
Sauerfraut, tbeiIS nit Siirrobit oers
sebrt tpirb. 0ieie 8oit 1T neben ibrer
SSettmense febr reid an BFan3eneitpeiB
unb barum iiberauS nabrbaft.
Die baperii6en Bauern empfin6en
Nibertpilen bOr reselmGbiger Sleiihz
foit; iie empfinben mad SIeiI6 aud
fein @efiiby Der Sdttisuns, ipeiI iie an
gang enorme 9tabrunssquanten setpBbnt
iinb. 9Sir iperben eS oergebenS berIuz
6eu, bon ,Sdmdrren", ,,SIDBen" unb
yS6malstii9eI" frGftig gu fperben,
neil unier, an bic concentrate Sleii6s
nabrung setpDbnter Wta9en nur cine
serinse NtenSe bieier i6mal;triefenoen
MebIipeiien bertrn9en tDnnte, 9lu6
oaS Bier fpielt in Sio6euti9lan6 cine
9robe ROlIe ais 8pIfSnabrungsmittel.
SIT iein 9idbripertb aud fein GROCER,
10 iriro es bafiir maiienbaft eenoHen.
Die Miindener Sraufne6te seb6ren ;u
ben itdrtiten umb IeiltungSfdbisiten
Menihen, ipeIbe bic moberne YbpIios
logic fennt. gtiemano Senft oaran,
ben SOls. ober Sraufne9ten Die SLABS
run8 gu beidrdnfen, benn iie arbeiten
UNI 10 mebr, ais iie senieBen.
Rad WoleI6rott beoarf Der glrbeiter
tGsIi6 Elm DtinimaIquantum bon 1870
8ramm Giipeibitoifen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25

Der fiibne SeiItGnSer, peI9sr suerIt
auf einem iiber ben 9tiagaras sStrom
ausBeIpannten Seile oabini6ritt, mar
Der SranSofe 8lOnoin. gr that eS gum
eriten Dtale I'M SUM- 1859 auf einem
breiSebnbunbert SUB Ian9en SeiIe, neIs
DIES unterbaIb Der Sale bon llfer su
llfer iiber bic fur6tbaren Struoel bes
>, ,BbirIpppI" 9eipannt mar uno it9
$50 SUB iIber ba8 8aher erbob. &urS
barauf bei6ritt Slonoin baS Sell tpiez
berum, uno sipar mGbrenb er einen
Niann auf Ieinem 9Pitden trug. SIM
Sabre 1887 iu9te stephen Seer ben
StrOm auf einem SeiIe Su iiberi9reis
ten, itiirSte abcr binunter unb man fano
fpdter feline Sei6e auf cine SIippe sez
ipiebt. Sebt aber bat 8Ionoin einen
erfol9rei9en unb ibm beinabe ebenbiirs
ti8en 9iadfOI8er 8efunOen in Dem Ga'
nabier Diron. 9lu6 er IieB Elm Sell,
elm / 3ol bideS DrabtIeiI, iiber ben
;, ,WbirlpooI" ipannen; un6 fpie su
benz 8asitid 8lonoin'8, 70 fanb ii9 3u
Dem 0irOn'S cine Srobe Dtenidenmenee
elm. Oils Die idmanfenbs @eitaIt beS
cunuOif6en SeiItduSers bod itber ben
Q8aGeripirbeIn i6pebte, berri6te unter
Der porber 10 seiprd6iBen WtenSe Toos
tenitiae. SirOu ri9tete iein Ieu6tenz
beS 9lu9e auf bic dnBltIife Seriamms
lung uno Elm 2d9eIn umI6mebte feline
2ippen. Inter ibm bpnnerten bic fbduz
menben 8aher be8 NiaSara, bin unO
tpieber i6warSe &Iippen Den 8Iiden Der
Dten9e entbiIllenb. 9lber 0iron fab bic
ipiBen &lippen uno Die I9Gumenben
gSo9en nibt. Sein 9Iid ri6tete iib
unberipdnbt auf ba8 i9maIe OrabtieiI
untsr ieinen SiBen. SIu9ti8en S6rit>
teS tanSte er auf bemIeIben ipie auf els
mem YarquetbOoen einber. Oils er in
Der Wiitte an9eIanst mar, itellte er ii9
auf @inen SUB iInb btipfte 10 mebrere
S6ritte, it6 iOr9Ios umiebenO uno ben
3ui9auern 3utpinteno. BIDbIi6 leBte
er bic 8aIanciritanse auf bas 9rabts
fell, umldIan9 iie nit ben 8einen,
Ieete Iib nit benz Hiifen auf oaS Sell
uno faItete bic 9lrme auf Der Srut.
Sin S6rei oeS @ntiebens entitieS Der
bidtseDrdnsten WtenSe am rlfer uno
mebrere Srauen unb &inber fieIen in
Obnmadt. 9tubi9 tpanbte Der SeiIs
tdnSer ben grlbrodenen iein glntIis 5u,
Id6eIte obermaIS, ri9tete ii6 bann Sez
luHen auf unb tanste munter auf Dem
Seile tpeiter, bis er unter bem brDbnens
ben 8eifaa Der 3uidauer am anberen
llfer anlanste. Diron lit 38 Sabre
oft, flint uno einen baIben SUB bod
uno ipiest 1873 Bfuno. 8IonOin mar,
ais er Oa8 g8aeitiid unternabm, 80
Sabre alt. Da es ii9 in Diyon'S Sal
Su9lei6 um cine bstrd6tlibe Nette
bnnSeIte, 70 bat aud Der @anabier cine
rei6li6e ginuabme Sebabt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25
9illsbarD's ,8eaes''
urO untcr alien llr tdnOen oas @cite en unO bIebeu
SIT Die G9e cim eycGlid)lag.

SGet Su6 ndbt tdufbcn hur Grocer gEa er eud nii
ytSburSS Sefes sstsu 70 fault N srm Grocer
eS at SN6 sua nit Db ouctpGssu
NEIL eS tr taufen fann 2Ssuu ibr trr gs a ibr
gum Ssfen beeist 2ob i'm ni lnsn grrft psSbsr au Se
KNna hes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25
@efferm SreGyeb 1eef.

auber ben 5tuei earIaoungen Buseridtetes
SIeiid. bas mir Montag un6 9onneritag er.
baIten, eHpfangen mir td9Iidb friId geidjlad.
tetes 6Ieiib bonn qanbe, friIde un0 8olt.Gier
Butter. SdI Ie Ino 9an0pro0utte iiberbaupt
gHir baben ferner eineH 8orratb Der beIten
Bologna gBurft. friide uuo geial5ene Sdul
tern. Hippen, ebufs, JiunoItade eic. llnIerf
8uIOsnawusit ibertriift ale anbere.
9ale s. 60,
IA f0t 9afamanna Guenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25

= Die gIep gort, Ontario & g8e.
itern Giienbapn So. bat felt Wtontde
bic 6abrSeit Der meiiten 3d9e berdnbert
unb bieielben UNI 3tpei bermsbrt, 70 rab
ieBt neun 8Gae tdsIih mad GarbonbaIe
uno striid fabren, elmer mebr ais bic
Del. & s.. So.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25

Geg- Infer 8utpaarenIager 1T 70
DOlitGnbis einseri6tet, tpie irSenO zines
i'm eansen Staate, bic @aaren MODERN
unO Bfeiie biais. Siite einfad uno
Uersiert. 8Iumen, Ssebern, SdnSer uno
SerSierunsen. ieoer 9lrt oorrdtbi8.
8reiie nieoriser aIS iouitpo, in SropnS
See Sioe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-09-25

- Cine refine uuS suYerldlIi9e WebISin 1T
Der GrtraFt aus BurseIn, SlGttern, Rines une
Beeren, gureCd Slppo Siltrrs. airirt ale
Sranf5ritrn nes Slutes, Der 2eber uuo giiereu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14
A CLEAN WHrrr Lnsr.

Tirst read paragraph in next column headed "a
Black List Of Debtors"l
The inference drawn from the article IN the next col
umn 10 that it 10 necessary for the merchants who
credit to demand higher prices than they did not.
Since the Palais Royal stands alone in doing cash
business il is equally logical conclude afford
smaller prots and therefore lower prices than else
where The credit merchants might possibly compete
were they to charge price to their patrons who
ceive credit and another to the prompt.psyine
toner but this 10 not customary and 90 the latter has
to be charged for the losses occasoned by the former
Thus you will find Palsis Royal prices average 10
cent less than prevailing quotations.
But thisis not the limit OF the possibilities Of our
cash business With the cooperation Of those who
promptly It 10 possible to merchandise from tho
makers at an nhntessal addition TO the cost Of
duction. This being illustrated today Our stocks
are thrice their normal size. owing to the
purchases made Just prior TO the passing Of the tariff
bill By trebling usual sales ford third
less than our usual still the net profit will be
as large This is what are now doing and
lie the explanation Of the reductions in prices that
seem to mystify our eonfreres in business not less
than our patronR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14
Tho Port Tobacco Times explains the new

The Port Tobacco Times explains the new
registration law of Maryland for THE SrAxs
benefit According to this explanation the
purpose OF the statute was merely to disfran-
chise hundreds Of Washington negroes who
had no vestige of home or other interest in
Maryland" annually imported by the repub-
licans. 1T was to remedy this great mischief
that the statute 10 question was passed and it Is
to be construed in that light" As long as q
man has any kind of a home or habitation
here or leaves his family here, he does not
come within the scope OF the law" The rule
OF statutory construction adopted by the
Times is exceedingly simple. Ask the trainers
Of the law what they had in their minds and
that is the law, no matter what the words OF
the statute may bel Unfortunately the courts
hsvo not found themselves able to adopt the
Port Tobacco rule in all its simplicity. 1t is
only when the words Of the law are not clear,
that the courts have inquired concerning the
intention Of Its trainers. If the purpose of the
law was as the Times asserts. its trainers have
bungled the job OF constructing il. 1t is much
too'sweeping in its terms to stop short with the
accomplishment of the alleged purpose. Those
Marylanders temporarily sojourning in Wash
ington who have been DISTINGUISHED by the
registers, notwithstanding the fact that they
are not negroes, and have property or families
in Maryland, and in many cases are not repub-
hcans, will derive all the consolation they can
from the confident assurance by way of Port
Tobacco that the thing was not intended and
can't be done. The words of the law are plain,
and if they are rigidly adhered to, as in the
cases Of some Of the Washington sojourncrs,
then Senator German and the Marylanders who
take nm their residences with their families at
the seashore during the summer must also be
disfranchised. The law cannot blow hot and
cold with the same breath.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14
THE MERCHANTS MUTUAL PROTECTIVE
UNION" ORGANIZER.

The people In the city who will not pay their debts
are going to have something Of hustle in the future.
at any rate to get further credit. An association Of
merchants has been formed for mutual protection
against bad debts Debtors to members Of the asso
cation are to be given opportunity to settle
their obligations and IL they fail 10 respond their
names are to be put record person unworthy Of
credit, the record to be furnished to tho different
members Of the association On the list Of members
OF the new organization already large number Of
prominent business At the head of the union 10
Mr.. j. B. Brown. the wellknown feed dealer. The
legal end Of the association will be watched By Mr..
Samuel Maddox. Business men in Washington say
that the losses hero each year through bad debts
amount to over $500 O00 and claim that associa
ton which minimizes this amount will cheaper goods
merchants Afford to sell cheaper IL they
sured OF payment The organization is to DO
known IS the Merchants Mutual Protective Union.
~ See paragraph in merit column headed "A Clean
Whae List"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14

One English manufacturer speaking Of the
tariff says the English will make it SO warm for
the Americans that it will take $40 of their
money to go as far as 81 OF English money.
That's all right. We can make $40 in this coun-
try in half the time it takes to make q in
England
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14

keokuk, Iowa, is peculiarly represented in
recent mortuary lists. Ex-Secretary of War
McCIeary who died recently was from keokuk,
and e1-Secretary Of War Belknap and Justice
Miller were also Keokuk men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14

With Mr.. Mckinley himself. Secretary Blaine,
Speaker Reed, Gen. Alger, Representative Bur-
rows and others on the republican side, and
Gov. HILL of New York, Senator Carlisle, Gen.
Sickles and perhaps other democrats support
ing Mr.. McKinley's opponent, the contes. in
the sixteenth Ohio district bids fair to become
national before il closes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14

Little Is to be added to what The STAR and
other papers have already said of Justice
Miller, who died last night The dead jurst
was one of the ablest men who have occupied
a seat on the Supreme Bench. He has been
compared with Marshall in the strength of his
native intelligence and his knowledge of ele-
mentary principles. 1t is certain that he i'm
pressed himself upon the public as no other
federal judge of our time has done as an ex-
FOUNDER of our constitutional system as it has
been defined by the course of events. Broad
in his foundations he has been catholic in his
judgments and national in q historical sense in
his sympathies. Sympathy with today as dis
tinguished from the too-exclusive construction
of yesterday has characterized the federal
Judiciary during the greater part of Its exist
ence. 1t is the leading feature in the noble
career that has just closed 1t will not be easy
for the President to fill the vacancy created by
the death of the lamented Associate Justice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14

The Paris Times SAYS that the German pro-
tests against the Mckinley bill are premature.
While the French protests are only slightly
previous. Ell?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14
PR1Esr1EY's BLACK DREss GooDs.

Also Courtauld's Grapes.
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT DURING SPECIAL
SALE.
The prices marked these goods will surely bear
comparison with the credit store quotations And
that you are offered IL per cent of OUR marked
prices trust you will make this the opportunity to
supply yourself We refer to tho following extra
values at tine regular prices
Priestey's 36-inch Silk Warp Henrietta.-....s1y I'D
Priestey's 4O-inch Silk Warp Henrietta 81 81 So
S2yd-
Prestley's 4O-inch Melrose. 81 I'D
Prestley's 40-inch Armure. 81. Sl.25 I'd
Priestleys 40inch Drap d'Alma 81 20 I'D.
Priestley's 4Oinch Cheviots 81 I'd
Priestley's 42inch CamelshS .......... Csc I'd
Prestley's 45-inch Camels-hair. 4S I'd
Priestley's AZ finch Crepe Cloth. I'd
Priestley's Silk and Atwood Veilngs Sl25. 81. SO
Courtauld's "A Crapes.........Sl,S 1.50. S2.35 I'd
Courtaulds Ga Grapes. 81 10 to SO I'D
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
Continued below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14

In the death Of Prof. Thorold Rogers at OK
ford one of the ablest of all writer's of the his
tory of political economy passes awav
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14
II oocon gpP ZEE RRE Geo ZEE Nm srTn
IFS g g Err f. kRf : oEEn NH +
ODD II ssss geo 90 Q Mn \ TIT
3 B i ssss 6 oS 81 gSENS 4
ODD ii sSSs eco 90 uU n Mn r

During the Special Sale.
Black Silks, Priestleys and Courtauld's Black Wool
Dress Goods at 10 per cent of the marked prices
PRICE LIST BLACK SILKS.
sURAHs-19 inches wide. so and Csc. yard: 90
inch. 75c.. and "a inches s9c. and 81 yard.
FAILLE FRANCAIsE-2O inches wide. 79c and 81
yard 23inch, sl.25 yard special quality, 90 inches
wide, 81. SO.
GROS GRAIN-23-inch 81 yard; best qualities, %
inches, 9S and % yard special. 20 inches WIDE
Sl25 and Sl.5O yard
SATIN RHADAME-20 inches wide. Use. yard 22
inches, 81 and Sl.25.
RHADZIMIR-22 inches wide, 81 and 81 .25 yard.
ROYAL ARMURE-22 inches wide. 81 and sl25
yard.
PEAU DE soIE-22 inches wide. 81 and 1.25 yard.
SPECIAL NOTICE
eg-The Silks at and above 81 yard are warranted.
Should they split crock within year Of purchase
new Silk given. Remember, 10 per cent of the prices
quoted in above price list.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
CONTINUED beow)
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LOUVRE Crow Co.
ell PENNA. AVE.

ell PENNA AVE.
FOR TOMORROW. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER is.
We shall make special exertions induce everybody
to visit our establishment II is needless 10 say
that we give the best possible for the prices we
ask as upon this principle lave built mp our busi-
ness reputation without trying make the pub
lie believe that doing marvellous things a prac.
tee in which many advertisers indulge. But one
thing certainly do and that s to give you good re-
liable Gloves, which prices cannot be undersold.
KID GLOVES WHICH WE WARRANT
Best 4-button French Kid Gloves. Reduced from
sL25 to 97c.
Best 5-buttOn French Kid Gloves Reduced from
also to sl.37.
Best 5-hook Poster Lacing. In dressed suede Re-
duced from 81. as to sI.5s.
Best s-buttOn Suede Mousquetaires Reduced from
sL62 TO sl.42.
Best s-button, very best French Kid Mousquetaires
dressed or undressed. Reduced from 81 50 TO sl.62
These are Five Genuine Bargains; avail yourself Of
the opportunity and you will admit that we give you
all we promise. The same prices will prevail at
Branch Store. 514 9th st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14

The Ohio legislature meets in extra session
today to decide the future Of Governor Camp
bell, or words to that effect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14

st. Louis lawyer has been dining with the
German emperor. and Chicago can't trump
that to save her life.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14

Chicago is entertaining the members OF the
Teretn DetttScher Observation-Disclosures. This is not
an association Of anarchists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14

Major Mckinley opened the republican cam
paign in Michigan yesterday. Nothing was
found in il out of the ordinary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14
$50. CHEv1ors Fon 75o.

Checks and Mixtures I'D ryanitum. That these goods
compare favorably with the usual u goods we have
been told hundred times. soventy-rve cents yard
il q special sale attraction aud only temporary.
THE PALAls ROYAL.
CONTINUED below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14
BLACK L1sr Or Drprons

TIE article be,ots, under above heading appeared In
Tie Star oI Saturday. October IL. 1890.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14
SUEDE MousourrA1nEs. 100.

These S-button Undressed Kid Mousque.
taires have long been the favorite Glove Of
our patrons. many of whom have bought no
other during the last twelve years. This 10
the first time they have been reduced from
% to 20 cents. Please appreciate the fact
that we pay wholesale for these Gloves the
same price as paid by Others for their sL25
Gloves. In short. thoy are the usual s125
Gloves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14

Gov. Gordon of Georgia is perfectly willing
to give the Farmers Alliance an imitation OF
Clncinnatus wrestling with 9 bulI-tongue pillow.
The campaign in Pennsylvania appears to be
well and hearty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14
F. F. 4 + 4 f s e.
+ < ILL az I Il ssss
kRf 90 90 " "A /
RRR o o wy AA
1 { 'oO' : "A IA LII
SHOPPING List Fon Tononnow.

SHoPPINa List For loMoRRow.
"wednesday. October $50
To the left hand are the regular prices the prices
marked on the goods. To the right are the reduced
prices, made to treble our usual sales:
MEMS GOODS, near door No l119 Penna ave.
s1.5O Medica.ed Cashmere Wool Underwear -. 81 90
$1.75 White Lambs Wool tusual 81 quality al So
SL25 ''Gloria" Umbrellas warranted one year 81 Is
81. so "aloria." 2Snch Paragon frames 80
SOC. Extra Size Jap. Silk Handkerchief ........44c
WRAP DEPARTMENT.
ego Seal Plush Jackets. all styles ...........elS
sl6 Plush Jackets, real Seal trimmings .,.s1A
50 Jackets all
LACES.
Csc. 3nch Fedora and Chantilly Laces. ......2lc
$50. 5-inch Fedora and Chantilly Laces........33c
SOC. 6inch Laces all 43c
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
CSC. Guimps, all styles. Goo
81 Fringes. all styles SOC
FURs
81 Black Coney Fur Capt. ..........S62
HoUsEFURNIsHINGs.
25c. Damask Towels 20x3S. knotted fringe. loc
s32 5 Damask Sets-table cover and napkins .s2.75
Soc. Monte Center Piece-yard square.-.........6sc
sc. Chenille Table Covers.
s15s ga Chenille Covers. l.2e
SOC. Persian Drapery Scarfs.
RIBBONS
lac. Pure and Heavy Silk.
10c. Pure and Heavy Silk.
HANDKERCHIEFa
Csc. Ladies' Japanese Silk 22o
5sc. Black and White. embroidered ...........5 soc
Soc Mems Size japanese Silk 44e
RUBBER GOODS
s5 Scotch and Tartan Plaid Feather Weight Mack
intoshes. The genuine article and generally re-
tailed at 90
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
| 25c Boot Patterns. warranted Fast Black ,,1ec
and Children's Merino. Wool and SILK Underwear.
COTTON UNDERWEAR
| Soc Mother Hubbard" Night Gowns .........49c
59c Chemises all styles and sizes
Soc Drawers. all styles and sisss.............3 soc
JEwELRY.
25c Jewelry, all styles. gle
12c Garnet Bracelets, worth observation-disclosures
Ten per cent OF marked prices Of entire importation
| Of Buckles and slidea
LEATHER GOODS
81. 4S Imported Chateaine Baes..............1l29
Soc. Card Gases. all styles.
2oc Pocket Books. all styles. .21e
TOILET ARTIcLEa
Csc Bottles Florida Water. Ice
Ten per cent Oh marked prices Of al Tooth Nail and
Hair brushes
NOTICE,
prsss Goods ct Reduced Prices ere quoted in i'd
Joining column under heading Of 40 Per cent Dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-14

On Thursday morning last the pounding mill
belonging to Mr.. Dupont's Powder Works in
the vicinity of this town was blown up. This
unfortunate occurrence happened at the mo-
ment when the workmen were engaged in re-
moving the powder made the day before, six
of whom were instantly killed on the spot and
three wounded One of the latter has since
died The loss Of property to the proprietors
WAS trifing. But who can speak the bitter
anguish of the widow and the orphan, who
by this dispensation Of Providence are left to
mourn their irrepRrable loss.
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GENERALLY SPEAKING. THE FIRST
SYMPTOM OF FAILING SIGHT Is INABIL-
ITY TO READ The NEWSPAPER AT NIGHT.
TO FIND The PROPER GLASSES CALLAr
McALLIsTERs.
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