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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-05

A correspondent writes a pretty wedding
occurred at the residence Of the brides ps-
rents. near Stanton's Mills, October l9;b, at
1870 O'Clock. the contracting parties being
Mr.. D. C. Zimmerman, Of Ligonier, and
Miss Lizzie Berkey, daughter Of Isaac Ber-
key. Squire Heiiiey, Of stoyestown, PER
formed the ceremony. Over HUNDRED MIA
tives and friends were present S. p I'm
merman, Of Cumberland, was the best man,
and Miss Msggie Swank, Of Johnstown, act
ed as bridesmaid.
There were present from distance the
Messrs. Swank, with their wives, Of Johns
town; P. J. Cover and wife, Of Stoyesiown,
and l. D. Zimmerman. Of San Bernsrdino,
Cal. Messrs. Hummel Swank and Joseph
smith extended the happy pair quite lengthy
congratulations. ommtnting at length upon
the many pleasant incidents attendant upon
married life illustrating by example ihst
there was some dearth Of pleasure in this
world OF ours and not always in our blind
ness plucking thorns for flowers. The pres
EMS were beautiful and costly, savoring
rather OF the useful than ornamental. After
the ceremony a collation. was served, after
which the guests departed, accompanied by
the thoughts Of pleasant time gone by.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-05
Stacks of
Red and White Blankets,
just in.
Cfoakz of

New Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Rib
bons, Dress Trimmings, Notions
of all kinds.
Any quantity of nice, new Shawls,
in single and double, at bottom
prices.
Our Ladies Cloak Department is
full up Of all new styles Plush Coats,
Plush Wraps, Children's Wraps
Of all kinds.
A handsome line of Fur Muffs just
received.
Carpet Chains Of all kinds and
shades.
There will be no High Tariff on
any of our goods-we got them In
ahead of it-and propose to give our
customers the benefit once more OF
buying goods Cheap. We have got
plenty to look at of all kinds.
Call and see US.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-05

Some men who can't beat a drum can
beat newspaper out Of subscription.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-05
Tribute of Respect

At a regular meeting OF Valley Castle. No.
PSI X. G. F. of HooversviIle Pa, the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted
WHEEEAs, II has pleased God in bis all
wise providence 10 remove from our midst,
our worthy brother s. s swank, who was a
member in good standing and the first to
leave our number TO try the realities Of that
unknown eternity.
WHEREAS, In his death oar castle suffers
The loss Of faithful and consistent member.
Therefore,
Res0lSsd, That we bow in humble snbmiss-
ion to Gods providence, assured that our
loss is his eternal gain.
Rcsolred, That re extend our heartfelt
sympathy TO the bsreaved family, who viii
long miss his tender affection, wise counsel
and assidnous care
Resolrefs That the foregoing resolution be
spread upon the minutes of this castle and
copy transmitted to the family, also, that
copy be furnished the editors Of the sorner-
set papers for publication.
s P GEIsEL,
HESRY SMITH,
A. B. CLARK,
Committee.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-05

A reunion OF the Holsingsr family was
held at the residence Of Elder John 5. Hol-
singer, near Six Roads. Bedford county, on
Saturday. October 25th. -Four generations
were at the table at the same time. Grand
mother Holsinger in her eighty-second year
and three Of her sons were present-Thomas
5. Of Virginia, and John 5. and Joseph, Of
Bedford county. A number Of their grand
children were present from Johnstown,
Somerset county and Bedford county,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-05


Somerset's new Jail has been completed.
During the construction of the building Joe
aud Dave Nicely were confined in the Indi-
ana county jail. They were brought back
10 Somerset on Saturday. Governor Beaver
seems determined that these villains shall
not be hanged. The pardon board IS still
playing with the case.-Belford Gazette
Capt. NJ. r. Adams, who has charge Of the
L. 5 Senate Diplomatic gallery, at very
fair salary, has been in town during the
week The Captain, IS most Of our readers
know, Is a badly crippled ex-soldier and a
most elegant gentleman, and is entitled to
all Of the good things the Republican party
can give him. He went 10 Meyersdale Tues
day morning. where he will cast his ballot
In the way he shot
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-05

The ground was white with snow on elec
ion morning.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-05
W. II PLArr

Tie natives Of Maine were lately aston
saed 70 see ziry &C pound bicycle wheel
graosil..y ridden By man three times its
Esght. When an old lady saw the heavy
weight rder She exclaimed Lucky for
hin thai thar thing amt horse, for if I
Va he'dno ride IN this deestrict-it would
= cru-i,y 20 animals -
-0ae touch Of Nature makes fihe whole
Vofld kin. Disease common 10 the race
oonPei the ssarch for a common remedy Il
ioani 10 Ayers sarsaparilia, the repnia-
Ton Of which is worldwide, having largely
superseded every other blood medicine in
Vs.
A slrreme Court decision was recently
uade utich j. Of interest 70 business men
u general Il declares that bank checks are
eoi cash and do not possess legal value as
uoney uutl cashed. IN other words. the
Eving of q cheek on a bank Is not pay
Hsai, when passed between debtor and cred
hof. but only becomes so when the money
sEsid on it The court holds that in accept-
ING q cheek from q debtor there IS no legal
Presumption that the creditor takes il 10 ab-
so.cie payment. but only oondiiionziiy, or
q Eriiien acknowledgment Of the debt
"aere goods are sold for caSh on ctsITery,
-aa he Purchaser tenders payment IA 8
''lees o. drah on bis banker, such payment
enly conditional, and delivery Of the
s'ea' q made. is also conditional. II The
elek Is disaonoHed on presentation The
s-'ei may reiake the goods Tor The purchase
a'aeg, even from the p,,ssession Of thirc
Innocent party, unless il can be shown
'-a' 'he seller has been guilty Of such negii-
ssnes a would stop him from recovering IN
esaay This decision Is smong the hrst
'7aaefsd BY higher courts thai Is 80 lar
's-eaing- and if supported by other high
1'oonsis Wiz settle a nooted question IN
Commercial circles.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-05

The 10Th day Of October, 1880, will be re
membered by the people OF Jenner Y Roads
as an enjoyable one spent at the hospiiable
home Of Mr.. Frederick Gonder. in honor Of
bis Goth birthday. Rev. Haller made very
appropriate address, showing forth Mr.. Con
der's virtues, his kindly feeling toward him,
and his appreciation Of his brotherly love in
years gone by. The presence ofRsv- Berger
and wife added much to the enjoyment Of
the occasion. Mr.. Gonder received many
gifts, among which was very beautiful
chair, presented by his sons. His daughter,
Mrs. William Bell, Of Des Moines, Iowa
rememhered him with handsome robe
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-05

John P, Henchore. a travelling German
tailor. well known TO hundreds Of Somerset
county reople. died very suddenly at the res
idence of Ira Beachy, in Brothersvalley
township, last Saturday. Henchore was ad-
dicted to the liquor habit for a number Of
years, and came 10 Mr.. Bsachy's on Tuesday
with pretty good-sized load on board He
had a quantity Of whisky with him, too
much to permit Of his doing any work. He
sobered up shortly before taking sick.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-05
Furniture !

Deslin's prices are right
Broad ST.. next to Mansion House,
Johnstown, Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-05
The Somerset Herald.
GEORGE R scULL. Editor.


-oSgsDAr ......---.-.----.-.-.-S SoscHser 5. isOo.
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iOiderbaunn.
SOMERSET. PENN'A.
TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Real Estate I

DY VIRTUE OF An ORDER OF SALE. Issued
DOui Of the Orphzns Court Of Somerset County.
Pa, and to me directed. ] will offer st public
sale on the premises in Black Township. somer
set County, Pa, one-half mile south Of Rock
wood on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-05
SATURDAY, NOV. ~, 1890,

At O'Clock p. m, the following described and
valuable real estate, late the property Of Alexsn-
l der Sterner, deceased. viz:
| NJ certain tract Of land situate in
| ANO. L. Black Twp, Somerset Co, Pa. sG-
I Joining lands Of John slime, Thomas Cupp. Peter
/ snyder and others. containing "a acres more or
/ less about $50 acres cleared balance well tim
bered. There Is erected on the farm large stone
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-22
SPECIAL PRrcrs FoR MONDAY.

Hirst foor)
mornings exhibition admired the pillar the door
OF No. 1l19 Pa covered with vandyke Lace Col
lars. Mondays price soc. instead of Us cents.
Sculpture CASTLE Soap-nothng purer or better.
You know what get st the druggists for 10
cents here. Mondays special price is to be cents
fast black feet and ankles and coored uppers
in the new art shades Mondays price will be IS cents
for the Isle and Silk Stockings You'll see the regu-
lar price-f5 cents-marked on each pair. Dozens Of
styles and hundreds of these hose to pick from.
JEWELRY-warranted Sterling Silver Lace or Bon
ing exactly like 81 instead Of 25 cents for Mon
day.
LEATHER GOODS-Fifty-cent Pocket Books is the
Palais Royals speciality this department. We show
them Of warranted real seal skin and antelope the
new tints; calf in al coors. They come Pocket
Books, Pocket Book and Card Case combined. Card
Case with compartment for com, Purses ANY of the
hundreds you marked so cents may lie claimed ON
Monday only, for 80 cents.
FANS-S5 Quill Fans, hand painted in typical Paris
styles; also the White Ostrich Feather Fans marked
30 may be had Monday for So
UMBRELLAS-Choice Of the 81 90 'Gloria', Inn
brellas on Monday for 81 49, They come with o6-in
with 2s-in frames, with natural wood handles. Ask
for written guarantee With il You may claim new
cover TO your Umbrella free of charge should it split
within one year Of purchase.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued belowD
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BBB 4 UU GNM ssss
Herdics pass the door
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE

Prices b.e i2,cest or B,oney tciH De REFUNDED.
Every day there quantities goods added to our
s NFS bE ars Coz Tor sPrin e, If Lss1
NEW WRAPS. ilsat-S-is h Good that are perfect
NEW JERsEYs.-An importation Of our own which
NEW DRESS TRIMMINGs.-our stock shows every
thing that Is new IN tile line u
and style Of dress x DDS can be
matched. q perfect stock and the low
LADIES NEW NECkw "A R-Everythingis here to
Spring GOODS. New effects IN collars
- and kuchili KS that You should see.
M" oLo'Es'-SSofs aga stitehinss IN come new
much doSdS -looklnr pair Of
SefteT variety h Of Cloves 1sssr thai snos e1
bine style aud wear 40 we'll
NEW HDKFS.-A small item but one which cannot
spriHs We hs1e some eS 9a sSsy
new effects never shown befor. and
sold a: prices which will be pleasant
NEW JEwELRY ANb LESIBER eooDs.-A depar.,
nent fuil OF novelties and specialties
which cannot be overlooked lrIces
butt at On sSn, (which which you would never
NEW MILLINERY, kIbboNs, SELF would not 10
ialr Tor you TO delay visit 70
some sIeciaties here now that viii
be gone IN Jew days.
NEW MUSLIN CSDEkMEAk-SoOds that are made
which are sold at Prices that eon-
siderl-g excellence OF quality rs q
STANDARD. cannot be Duplicated aay-
NEW LACEs AND EMBRNs.-Sew Plated and In
serting Enbrolderies. New effects
in Laces. lou know this DEF artlnebt
is Of our famed ones aud It's
standard this season Ia sbONe
its usual excellence.
NEW HOSIERY.-Ne have some specials here we
want call your attention to-the
best goods ever shown here or else
where for the money. There il only
ssmHll lot Of each So ii ,Ou wish
to take advantage Of them don't
Ladies'. Brown sai5ri Ike Hose, .rtr. heavy and
ANss "'e 2lc. Psir-5 Pair for 81.
An unusual stocking for the price.
Morley's English Hosiery in Gray, Modes and Green
Stripes "a varied assortment OF shades and stripes;
's -'-' Special Price SOC Pair
For 25c. we show Hoe IN
Solid Colors,
Fancy Boot Patterns
&c, &C., &C.
NEN's SOoDs.-Sew SSc. Medium ve,sst YaA.s
sizes; we'll cut and sewed; sofi On
ish- Special price,
$50. Lsandered pre~ Shirts.
P.n Bosom Made win al I'M.
proyspents our Shirts have.
75c, Unlaundered Dress Shirts
for 5oc each. no better shirt ever
BSiI.h ssIer.er.n n Hos. dosa.
price special price ell5 . half
New. SOC Spring Neckwear I'm
hands Tor As. each Il . special IN
BOOKS AND srsrfosRk Z efs nsr buy Boob
sheet q paper err, until ~. you a sss what VII. ss
tervst - well - ours by % dons.
Al Book are sold st cut przcss-tsks
Tse ssms Win al osSsra -
poruLAss sAASCfFIss PLACE
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Linen is 9 domestic king. 1t rules all its fellows
whether a common every day Crash Towel a fl e
1t has been the high poentste table dress
eratlons and generations back The world has
the Rich staple Linen. We have much to say that
%e cannot take much space 70 any one item-name 1t
. l4:inch White and Frinsed, 75c.. 81 and 81. 2s .
lSH-inch White and Fringed O.. 90 and 81 dozen.
1s-inch White and fringed. from az. 50 to So per
There still some of those i7-inch Blue Red and
Buff Bordered ones at IL so. They look we'll this
5-S bleacned Napkin at 81 dozen.
s % p peter quality sLoO; siill better ones at o"
just got hold of superior grade-yi-which we are
gong to mark only "a. 90 dozen.
5rn aRiH 4p e sSa 81, ss 10 $40 a dozen.
81 inch Bieached at SOC. a yard.
Three New Patterns of 6s-inch Bleacbed At 75c.
Three more new ones in two yard widths-Bleached-
There is nothing too fine for this assortment of ours
We have complete the most exclusive
s 81 i Nspk hsp to talk about them
a, s shssss our bouquet Of novelties now
Colored Bordered Lunch Cloths with Trimmings
doyles) 70 match. line that has furnished best
tables table, n this city.
A5sspsssiaty f9r BARRIERS at e. dozen.
,T1U ,t5 lied aud Blue Bordeied An-lnen Husk
2on46inch Red and Blue Bordered AIl-linen Husk
inch Plain White Huck. knotted fringe da-
mask border, Soc each.
The best thing have had this season came yester-
H,,s 10Y Damssk Io~elknotted frnse in Plain
nothing TO approach il III Washington
dEMSIlICHED SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES
. better grade at SIS
2h13S All linen Pillow Cases, e. per pair.
Glass 1oweling aud all things of that sort
Wherever piece of linen viii come in handy we
have the price for it-and at your price.
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING"
9TH ST. AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
Established 1870 I.
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In a debate Of unusual interest Astounding in
fine points and oratorical display, Washington
took easily the first hOnors yesterday. The
speeches OF Messrs Hooker of Mississippi and
Gibson Of Maryland, Mr.. O'Ferrall of yir-
gInia, Mr.. Milliken Of Maine. and others were
admirable presentations of the claims of WASH
inston as the only proper site for the worlds
fair and quadri-centennial of Americas discoy-
cry. But it was in the brilliant little gem of
Mr.. Wilson Of West Virginia that We find all
these claims packed together in terse happy
and luminous phrase. Mr.. Wilson. who has
been so much with US that We regard him as a
Washingtonian, began his remarks with state
ment that the choice of a site should be gov
erned by the character we propose to give to
the exposition ITSELF The value of centennial
celebrations to a lately discordant country in
restoring the just historic perspective, the cos
mopolitan nature Of the present quadri-centen-
NAL as well as the keeping in the background
of the commercial idea we're all finely brought
out in Mr.. Wilson's address. Freedom. equal
citizenship, the safety of property, order. a
land Of religion and charity-national ide,s
and reslities-were held to be associated in the
worlds mind with our institutions and they
themselves with the capital OF rho
AeASA ho'tAS bAcoc OltSslIlS1 AS to the
fair il WAS shown that it could be fittingly car.
ried on only under the auspices of the greatest
and freest nation of the western world and bv
that national government which is the instrn-
mentality by which We secure to ourselves
these special blessings. Any other patronage.
he commended. very justly, would fall below the
dignity Of the event. Every citizen of this
land" declared the eloquent young West vir-
gilman. 'can have the assurance that a great
government exposition worthily setting forth
the glory of his country a. the leader of civil
lzation and the leader Of freedom in Al tho
world Is being carried on in such a way .s wii,
bring no harm or injury. bat, on the &C ntrarv
credit and power TO all sections. to ~ indiyid-
uals, to all states and TO all parties" These and
other arguments and persuasions nave no doub,
had their due weight. The STAR trusts that n,
Monday, when the decision is reached in favor
Of Washington, there Will be hearty concur-
renee of AL the late rivals in the choice. and n
common, earnest effort throughout the nation
10 make the quadri-cenIennial the greatest
GommemoratIon of the nineteenth Century.
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OFFICE OF
WOODWARD q LoTHRoP
Cor. llth and n sta n O.
SATURDAY.. FrBRuAKr %. 1890.

We shall make special display OF new airing
eo0ds on Monday. he hueSt and most sttrac-
tive Of the new seAsons entire prsdactlen., par
ncularly IN China Slks- Wash Surahs Eu.
WOOL fsbrcs. klesAnt Combins tion ara Corded
iai,erl hots's Black Goods. Blaek Corded aud
We also cal. attention % the superb variety Of
Scotch and American GinshsIns and French
satteens. of which We are showing the largest
and most ATTRACTIVE assortment set brought 10
QUILTS
We offer three special Bargains in soxaO
s Nh,te Msrsellles 9nilts, at !. 60 and "a escA.
s3Sh aaaI tvs as these cannot De e0uaAAed elss-
sl,tra-hns Miicbeline Quilts. in rnk. Blu.
Sa.HlSl. bnn and Nile Warranted last e0iors
wen with White, producing i.se cneets
ROMAN SILK PoRTIEREs-Amostde desirable
covers: Colurs' Pune sln Blue. Terra Gotta.
hod Medium Blue. Goid and Mellow. ~ yards
~ shu DO Inches ~ids. Only 80 Ter pair.
BED PHI LOwS-our success in FeAsh er~ and
1rAthef illlOws Is due 10 our hand ing Only
such qualities As We can recoalmend NH
eesis ri.tos We sell goes this saArsnise.
toS.S,, Tree rom odor dust eails ~ Any
po We 9fer n luls g MADE in Pillows. at .Sc
fesibsrs s'ie ',' 'ed hsndrrie ked Lave Geese
"a 10 TIE palr. our Pillows al ca Is. %.
sPEcffL.-IOo rsir ~ 20 oil IL 10 inch Feather
PILLOWS; warranted 1iorle~s: g Ia 90 ,he psir.
- Ies pair, sl.S1 each.
BID LINLNs.-Bed Linens are bsoomins.
% p.soes Extra Heavy French Linen sleetins.
az SeEmaG Betste! Lliea..sa inches vide. 80. o.
loo,lnch Pure Linen sheeting sl.a5 al 10
and 81. a. Ter yard
BAhGAIN IN TowEIs-25 DOZEN r,prv
birleyo Towels, knotted fringe, with plne
salmon and canary borders. Reduced 70 25c
(Seound noorD
EMBROIDERED FlCHrS inst or,enea an
elesant line Of Blaok lmbroi1ered Ficbus foT
spnns. We have extra lengths for large ladies
81. 30 TO SD.
(TGird foorD
oCAMbklC DOWN CUSHIONS Our stnck ~
sahlbElc Down Cushions - nam coInplete Re-
NNil be found exceptionally low lrlces for
this quality Of down, which Ne uArf'ant 10 -
absolutely odorless aud feathers fire.
- DN lo 1ambric Down Cushions SIC cash.
~ W 10 NamhTic Down Gu hons Z 4 each
lS by 10 Cambria Down Cushions, si..5
20 by 20 Cambria Down Cushions. sI.75
22 by % Cambria Down Cushions. s2.es
% by "a Cambria Down Cushions. g.. 80
70 BY "a Cambria Down Cushions. 81. 70
20 by &c Cambria Down Cushions. g. each.
We also have the Iown-rO.ls tor hairs head
rests, ~ SOC, S'e. AID 81 each.
uOurth bovr.J
UPHOLSTLRY GOoDS.-we hsve all the
slnau necessary requisites in our Ipholstery
Department.. such Picture Nails wiz. and
Hooks sisir-buttOns, key-rins Hooks. 6c
(tOurih hoor.D
WnOnWARn A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-22

To al lovers OF liberty on every continent
and isle OF the sea- to all Americans who owe to
his faith hrrnness, genius and probity their
wonderful growth and grandeur and freedom.
to the people IN particular Of this city OF Wash
inston, named IN his honor, founded by him.
laid on IN Its symmetrical beauty and propo--
tons under his immediate eye and which in its
embryo state hal his feryens PRAYERS as long
as be lived, the keeping of the 1.d Of February
must be q sacred privilege forever
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-22
CATARRH.

Being enabled TO send remedisls into each minute
cavity or crevice Of the nasal passage and head
structive 70 the bacl upon which cataIrh In
all its forms depends, have the to effect q
complete and permanent of this Iosthsome COM
PLANT even in heretofore given up incurable
From the very start the good effect of this treat,
ment is felt nasal distractions removed hawking
coughing. hosrseness and droppinss in the throat
promptly abate. the breath becomes pure. DEAF
NESS from catarrhal is promptly removed the
eyes become strong, all other symptoms dsappear,
and finally perfect and permanent cure is effected
No l0l7. 18Th ST NV
Herdics pass the door. faO-3t
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ON MONDAY. FEBRUARY "a

On Monday we'll show New Embroideries especially
adapted for Children's Dresses 22-inch Enbroid.
cries viii be offered at surprise prices The goods are
not yet out of the cases. will be on Monday
Besides the new Black and Colored Velvet Ribbons
dress makers tell have the best stock in town
we offer on Monday pieces 1o-inch wide BLACK
Moire and G. g. Silk Ribbons Of sl quality for only
$50. yard
Dress Trimmings will now arrive daily. On Monday
the attraction is: The soc Braid Trimmings for 42c
new supply on Monday Of the Silk and Cotton 9
and 25c Vapdyke Laces that many have waited for
Also Superior Black Silk Drapery Nets, as inches
wide, at 81. 6S and sl.9s yard Light and Heavy
Patterns Of Figures, Stripes Polka Dots and PLAN
Tosca Nets
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued beiow1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-22

Hn charged that the sherman federal cleo
non bill and the Australian ballot reform meas
nre are not compatible. If this be 80. the
greater public necessity should superssde for
the moment the lesser. Ballot reform, In the
broad sense, Is the paramount. question in
American politics soday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-22

The bill to lease the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal to the Washington and Cumberland Rail-
road Company has passed the Maryland House
by large majority. The Senate's finance
committee, il is said. will give the measure an
early and favorable report The indications
are that il viii become a law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-22

Col Watterson Of the Couuiey-yo.rnal who
wears an Italian sunset On his upper lip. has
this remark to make Concerning some of onr
capital talent: Whenever Speaker Reed looks
AZ Congressman Cheadle's sandy whiskers he
wishes Cheadle would DIE"
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MoNpAY's SECOND FIoon BARe,rss.

Elevator in rassage adjoining Glove depertment)
We hope you'll bear in mind what we wrote YOU yes
terday OF the New Jerseys. Jackets and Connemaras
and also the hints concerning Corsets and kindred
garments.
GoWNS-Look at the Mother Hubbard Night
Gowns. Note carefully the embroidery trimming and
the hnsh' and tell US. can You get such garment for
1Jc at the credit stores! Mondays special price ia
59c.
DRAWERs-Made of the best cambria and trimmed
with the finest machine made embroidery procu rab!e
59c instead of 7oc. on Monday.
CHILDS WAISTS-Can fit Children from I IN g
years. 2oc. is the regular price. 2ic is MONDAYS
special price.
ZEN Monday will also see the commencement OF a
grand sale Of Dry Goods.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
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