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Milford chronicle., 1891-03-13

THE Republican tax collectors of Sus-
sex county offered to receive poll taxes
in bulk from the Democratic party for
their voters, and the levy court postponed
the day for allowing delinquents until
last Wednesday to give the Democrats a
-ehapcs 70 pay their taxes; but they made
Ylo effort. rhisis certasilsl.sy' contrast to
the way Republicans we're served by pre-
vious Democratic courts and collectors.
Milford chronicle., 1891-03-13

Think of a Furniture sale
with t1Oek0e hnRayed Bedroom
SutkS in it. Where else than
at Wanamaker's could such a
thing happen? Is it any won
der, getting the sets in such
lots-by the acre, as it we're
that we can make prices on
them that cause Furniture men
to stare with astonishment?
The woods used include An
tique and English Oak, Natural
Cherry. Imitation Mahogany,
and XVI Century finish.
The 70h0Le Furniture store is
touched by this movement.
Economies for every room in
the house.
Two conditions : (I) No
goods on abbro0aL, (2) De-
z0erTeS must be maae 6e10re
4b1zI 10.
Milford chronicle., 1891-03-13

1t will be a Ribbon Season
The birds have been telling
Ribbons for Dresses, Ribbons
for Millinery, Ribbons for dec
orations. Any kind, all kinds,
with. perhaps, Satin Edge Gros
Grain as the favorite.
Viii you wait till everybody
is rushing for Ribbons or come
now when you have at COM
mand the most remarkable op-
portunities the market has al
forded = quantities, styles,
b77ceS?
5000 yards Satin Edge Gros
Grain Ribbon on the counters
this morning. All the leading
colors and prices like these
very nearly half normal value.
Milford chronicle., 1891-03-13
PUBLIC SALE.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH. asth, 1891,

. IN1 uIIllT1I9lel WI 0IeT &C pnDIc sale, az h7l
Shawnee farm, q miles south OF Milford on n,
Bridgevillo road. At O'Clock. sharp, on
WEDNESDAY. MARCH. 25th, 1891,
the following described personal property. Val.
liable live stock, one Kentucky brood mare.
] Bay Nurse. years old, we'll broken to car
rsge, wagon and farm work.
Hambletonian horse. 10 years cid. fine driver.
Morrel mares, each three years old, bay color
2 Morrell colts, one yearling, other will be 2
years old this spring These four colts were sired
by Bishops Morrell and their dana OF Abdallah
and Kentucky stock. They are very promising
animals
Milford chronicle., 1891-03-13
DISSOLUTION.

The firm of A. K. Hall & Son is this day dis.
solved by mutual consent. r. c. Hall retiring
from the firm, A. K. Hall will continue the bust
ness, collect all bills due the firm and pay all bills
against the hrm. A. X. HALL,
r. C. HALL.
Al persons owing the firm win please come and
sStue. A. X HALL
Milford chronicle., 1891-03-13

Miss Bessie il Redloe, OF Burlington. VI
had z disease OF the scalp which caused hef
hair % become very harsh and dry and 10
fall So freely she scarcely dared comb il.
Ayers lIair Nisor gave her a healthy scalp.
and made The hair beautifully thick and
eiii-ar
Milford chronicle., 1891-03-13
Jesse PRocroR

have suffered for two weeks with neu.
ralgia Of the face, and procured immediate
relief by using Salvation Oil
Mrs. WAI c. BALD,
433 N. Carey St., BALTIC, Nd.
A Chicago lover bet his girl that he could
tell what she was thinking Of He thought
she was thinking of him, but she wasn't; it
was about DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, which
had just cured her Of dreadful cough.
Milford chronicle., 1891-03-13

JOHN WANAMAKER.
Milford chronicle., 1891-03-13
THEO. TOWNSEND.
TERMS. INCLUDING POSTAGE

EDITOR AND PROPRrrToR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-21

The death of King Kalakaua places the rela-
tons of the United States to the Hawaiian king
dom in q rather unsatisfactory condition.
Under Kalakaua's designation Of his successor,
his sister, the Princess Liliuokalani (AIrs Dom
inis) will take the throne. She is u
woman of brains and much force of char
acter and is at the head Of the
native party. opposed to the domination of
foreigners and whose rallying cry is Hawaii
for the Hawaiians-" As queen she may be polite
enough to qualify her hostility to the white or
foreign element but it is pretty certain that
under her rule American influence will not
have the predominance it had under Kala-
kaua- Unfortunately the action of the
United States in passing the free sugar
bill, in virtual abrogation of the
reciprocity treaty with the Hawaiian
islands, has very seriously prejudiced
American interests in the islands, and has
given an opportunity both for the native party
to rally against American influence, and for
the always busy intriguing British diplomatic
service to score point to our disadvantage and
TO the advantage of English interests in Hawaii.
The failure Of the United States to avail itself
Of the privilege of establishing a naval and
coaling station at Pearl harbor, near Honolulu,
gained by the reciprocity treaty, is one of the
humiliating plumbers in the line of our national
neglect to take advantage Of the plainest oppor-
tunities thrown in our way for extending
American interests and influence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-21

Ohio politics takes on a new phase a. every
change Of the moon. The very latest. and pos
sibly the most novel feature, yet is an offer
made by certain residents Of Sydney who are
interested in booming the town, of 1000
monument to Gen. Vance Of the governors
STAFF and a commissioner on public building
site If he will have the proposed state epileptic
asylum located in that place tits not so nomi-
mated in the bond, but the inference is plain
that the monument is offered him because his
action in the premises will kill him 30 dead that
he viii need a memorial stone more than any
thing else
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-21

Through the benefcence of Andrew Carnegie
az founder and the corporation of Edinburg
under the British freq library sss as q sup
porter. that city has now a 6ne5 free library,
opened 10 the public last summer. A recent
report Of U. 8. Consul Wallace Bruce at Leith
gives interesting facts concerning this and
other free libraries in Great Britain. IL ap-
pears that prior to the establishment Of this
library Edinburg in much the same posi-
ton which Washington occupies today. The
city ranked high in the number and COM
pleteness of her libraries, her various collee-
tons aggregating about 500 600 volumes. THE
University Library, founded in 1850, now num-
bers $50 900 volumes. The Advocate Library,
founded in 1852, contains 100000 volumes
Both are venerable with age and rich in all that
the scholar and student desire, generous also
70 those who rightly apply for their favors and
come properly introduced and commended.
Still, these granaries of harvested centuries are
not free to the toilers and bread winners,
and IL is a singular fact that the cities
which have been the most richly
blessed in this regard have been the
last to feel the need of libraries with open
doors for the masses" This fact is even
more strikingly exemphfed in the case of
Washington than of Edinburg. In opening the
public library of the latter city Lord Roeebery
said: ''Edinburg without free library of this
kind was like men starving in the midst of a
granary." The crowded rooms of the new
library showed that there was a real need on
the part of the people for the freer advantages
which they then enjoyed. During the first
week it was opened 6, 40 volumes were given
GU. and in the second week 12.24l. OF the
50 600 volumes contained in it $4,000 were in
the lending department, 5000 in the Juvenile
department and 1900 in the reference de-
partment Everywhere the experience Is the
same, that the people gladly and in great
numbers make use of the reading facilities thus
furnished. One hundred and ninety British
towns have these free libraries without the
private endowment which Edinburg enjoys
Washington has the Edinburg conditions of
vast and rich accumulations Of reading matter,
unavailable for the great mass of the people.
Now it needs q Carnegie, a free library act, or
both.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-21

Massachusetts,. of 'every kind of politics"
jumped with both feet yesterday on the free
silver coiners who are denounced as compul-
sorry repudiators- The jump. Of course, was
made in the ''Old Fan" hall where so much Of
saltasory exercise has been INDUCED in by every
generation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-21

II 10 said that Senator spooner has been
offered s2s,0oo year to live in Chicago and
become . railroad attorney. IL is worth tina,
much just to live in Chicago without doing
anything at all.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-21

The announcement that John o. Dominis, the
husband Of the new queen OF Hawaii, il com
mander-in-chief Of the military forces of the
kingdom is not quite 30 impressive when it is
stated that the whole Hawaiian army numbers
but eighty-three men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-21

In trying to knock thirteen verses ont of the
Koran Russia has undertaken her biggest con-
tract The mosiem agitation throughout the
Cars Aohamesan possessions and dependen-
cies is profound and increasing daily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-21

The Alabama senate voted unanimously yes
terday to lay the Worlds Fair bill, making an
appropriation for Alabama s exhibit in Chicago.
on the table 10 await the disposal Of the cleo
tons bill by the national legislature. Senator
Hoar viii please note that this is simply bluff
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-21

The KAiser's literary sister translates Ger
man classics into modern Greek. Let her
translate the barbarous German letters into
anything else and she will be entitled to the
blessing Of all who bother their eyes with the
aforesaid text.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-21

Those followers of Mr.. Edward Bellany's
Looking Backward" theories who organized a
cooperative housekeeping establishment at
Evanston, Ill, are now looking forward to
meeting Mr.. Bellamy with club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-21
EMBROIDERY DEPARTMENT.

Our importation Of HIGH Ora DIX FRENCH
EMBROIDERY. in widths varying from y to
inches, has Just arrived.
They come put MP in 4S-yard strips. The 10.
contains the largest assortment we can show
this season; all received in the future must he
obtainet in the New York market.
Prices range from
-3oc. to "a. 50 strip
First floor. second annex)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-21

IL il a rare distinction for the District appro-
priations bill TO be honored with 50 much legis-
hstive DISCUSSION, expenditure Of valuable tune,
and display Of excited public interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-21

/. .
. |.
UNDER Curs-
80 >
.
sr-Were ecinT 90 cieav the tables eiean thss-Sa
sv-time. You'll rememb-r m our last sr~~s-Sa
ss--~ie O. SAMPLE SHOES four los. vsr~-xs
ss-mArkea EN-. Most q them went. rh.y-xs
sfwere rortA e. e. 20 and some even q. -
eE-rhere SCATTERING sizes. you'll have 10 .ack-Ss
sy-from now. and We though, Of tina, n-Ss
ss-malins the Irsce. HOws ss.o., Re-ss
sy-inent~r they're worth 81. e. 10 ana s.-ss
ey-,uss the same. "a
81 What is a to have hsadred rairs l-ft-ss
ss-out OF \ thousand. nors. They are s-ss
sY-mere b~saseIle. That's how W. sold dcwu-ss
ss-the e. ~ division of our last opportunity -
ss-But the hundred pairs arr 'Tbcoked to 80. 20
ssw.Se marked then 80 -. Its reduction-ss
ss-from a reduction-sn under cut. buf'n7ss
ss-send them out I'm a hurry and that's Of nors7ss
ss-consequ-nce to MS Just nov than Iront. 7sa
S. We've counted every line i'm the hou-.--sa
ss-A n,w price-muss help them out-to mske-ss
sg-room for the complete assortment that's on-ss
txthe way. Here's wha, haste has b-Ourhi-ss
sgusto. Vs
So All of the LADIES' KID OPERA sLIP--sa
s~PERs-no matter what they have been--Ss
ts-ARE 70 CENT suntn saturday nisht. -ss
So The low. fat DoNGoLA sHoEs-unaae-ss
er-esIecially for elderly ladies' wear arc-ss
sS-such aeomiort to tender feet. They have-ss
ss-sold faster than provided for. we'r as-sa
ss-low on some Of the numt-rs. Instead of-ss
ss-s2.50 they are 81 a. because the sine Is a7ss
ss-lottery. The saving is worth with takins-ss
sr-these chances Of IT. -sa
ss- Alot Of LADIES' HAND-sEwED DoN--ss
srGoLA BUTTON BOOTS ON the opERA-ss
strand COMMON SENSE lasts we've re--ss
ss-duced from e. 20 to s2.65. ~
81 A lot of LADIES' CLOTH TOP ooM--ss
sr-MoN SENSE and OPERA sHAPEs-Ss
ss-marked e.. O. instead Of e. "a
So A iotof LADIES' DoNGoLA BUTroS-ss
ss-BooTs made up on the wsllenphAsi and-Ss
ss-opera lasts-and though they're worth their7ss
sy-mark- s3 5O-weve reduced them tO-es
ss-saa. 90
As- There's nothing imaginary about tbe~e-Ss
Inequalities. THEY ABE ACTUAL VALUES. "a
ss-Low at the original marks and nothing but-ss
as-such circumstances could stir the price go
ss-peg. But here they sre-and three dAys-ss
sR-for you to buy them-THURsDAY. PRI--ss
aa-DAY and SATURDAY. -sa
sAKs AND COMPANY.
REMNANTS IN SHOES.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE AND SEVENTH
1t STREET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-21

The new sovereign Of Hawaii has sandwiehed
into her royal name every vowel, and some Of
them many times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-21

They were not frenzied redskins turned loose
In The HOUSE yesterday. Any reports 10 that
eject are wholly untrue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-21

The Senate fight ct Yesterdays session over
election and cioture was a fine exhibition Of
parliamentary strategy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-21

A number OF United States Senators yester-
day added election to the sureness of their
s.callinQ"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-21

The bsyonets that will not now be needed on
the Indians may be transferred 10 the polls
In tbs south
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-21

A tornado composed entESlySf spiasa swept
across the HOUSE Yesterday IA@SHN v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-21

The pulse of the Fifty first Congress ID likely
% beat high 70 the last Of earth"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-21

INFANTS PARnoRs.
LONG CLoAKs.
We have just received an exquisite line of In
fants' Cashmere and silk Long Cloaks. which
We shall offer at prices
From 81. - to s25.-
As special bargains offer the following:
Infants Cashmere Long Cloaks. embroidered
cape and skirt, heavily lined for winter wear.
81 % each
Infants Cashmere Long Cloxks extra quail
lily, deep embroidery on cape and skirt. nicely
lined. finished with broad ribbon ties
SIS each
Infants Cashmere Long Cloaks, deep en-
broidery on cape. plain skirt, with nne tuck
ing at the bottom.
CAPS.
Our new invoice of Infants CAPS has Just
arrived. We offer full assortment in lace
silk null with lace. plain silk with lace and rib
bon. embroidered silk with rosettes Of lace and
ribbon, embroidered crepe with prettily trimmed
fronts. plain crepe with lace crochet silk and
wo-sted.
Caps to match our Cloaks In silk or cashmere.
Al 5 to a each
tSecond floor. 10th street building)
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LAssspnaH's COruxs.

LANsBuRGH's OoLUMN.
IT HAD TO BE DONE.
THE woNDRoUB VALUES MADE THIS IN.
PERATIvE. MORE SPACE WAS NEEDED.
THE BUSINESS GREW TOO LARGE FOR THE
SPACE. 50 were forced to give more room to ON
RIBBON DEPARTMENT and with view of s~.s,ur
you more familiar with this move. We viii oaer the
following inducers:
DoUBLE-FAcE SATIN RIBBONS. i'm al III. ,.,s.,
shades now used:
No. 9-15c. Per yard; worth &c
No. 12-aoc. per yard; worth 3Oc.
No. l6-25c. per yard; worth &c.
No. 20-3oc. per yard; worth 4oc
No. 3o-35c. per yard; worth SOC.
eros GRAIN SATIN EDGE RIBBONS:
No. 16-2oc. per yard; worth 3oc.
No. 22-25c. per yard; worth 40c.
No. $500. per yard; worth SOC.
FANCY RIBBON FOR MILLINERY PURPOSES,
ALL SHADES.
TJc. per yard.
The prettiest conces yet shown. Entirely new and
as rich and elegant your fancy might suggest.
The most delicate tints here find themselves
ALMOST GIVING AWAY WRAPPERS AND TEA
GOWNS.
We want to wind up the season without having one
left We have therefore inaugurated second Come
Down; :" now listen to our Tale of Woe"
ODD SIZES OF WRAPPERS AND TEA GOWNS.
Our s4.5o Cashmere Wrapper In Gray, Blue and
Scarlet. We will sell at $685.
Our b 81 Flannel Wrappers. in Gray. Garnet and
Blue. at s4.7a
Our %. so Wrappers in Blue and Drab and Gray, at
s6ls
Our g. so Tea Gown Of Flannel, with shirred front
and sleeve. at s7.4s
Our entire line of Fine French Flannel Tea Gowns
that were from Ga. SO to s16. IS now saa
No reserve. every Wrapper in the house will 20 At
the aforementioned price.
No restriction to quantity We want to get rid of
them.
The following recital will explain to you that We
have punched together the few odds and ends from our
regular stock and marked with grand determination
of closing out all Of them:
10 pairs Of White Wool Blankets To close this 10.
out We have reduced them to g. 20 Price was e. So
6pairs Of Scarlet Atwood Blankets. To close this
lot We have reduced them to s4.5. Price was 90 So
pairs Of Scarlet Atwood Blankets To close out
We have reduced them to s4.7O. Price was $3.50.
3pairs Gray Wool Blankets. To close this lot out
We have reduced them to 80. Price was 81 90
s slightly soiled Comforts We will close out At
greatly reduced prices.
These bargains to be found on our third noor
MAIL ORDERS WILL RECEIVE CAREFUL CON.
SHERATON.
{ E. 4 4 II II :: ::
e E e. j / Fl + e. {! .s: l." j
- Eel kkf 90
1s4sss BBBbs E E o 90
JAIL 40. 422. 424. 4o6 SEVENTH ST.
M Mn II ssSs ssss
~ = i ssss ssss
MaH Il ssss Sass
Nm H A Y. Y ZEE ssss
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-
200 Dozrs.
Hemstitehed borders Worth 12k censs.
AT CENTS EACH.
|
- -
| WINTER UNDERWEAR.
&C. CHILDREN's HOSE.
FUR CAPEs,
EVENING GLOVES,
NEwMARKETs.
- -
WINTER UNDERWEAR -
REDUCED IN PRICE
- TO A MILD WEATHER BASIS.
- -
49c Vest and Pants. 35c
We have sold quantities Of Ribbed Pants and Vests in
NATURAL Gray and Ecru during this season at 49c. To
close the balance out quickly We mark them &c.
Sc. Cancels Hair Vests 45c
Those C. H. Vests and Pants that sold we'll at &c..
| only vests left. they 20 at 45c
Atwood Ribbed Vests in natural and White in high
neck and long sleeves
Size 3. was 81. u; now s5c.
Size 4. was u. -; now q.
Size 5. was 81. 20; now s1.c5.
Size 8, was So; now $3.50.
High neck, no sleeves:
Size 3, was 81; now &c.
Size 4. was 81. %; now SOC.
Size ). was $50; now Csc.
Size 6. was 81. 6S now 81. 49,
Low neck. sleeves, all sizes. that were &c., re-
duced to Csc.
Ch;ldren's Natural Wool Vests and Pants:
Size Is, 10. %. "a 20. %. 30. 81. "a.
We're b. 40. As. 80, 10. CO. G5. 20, 75c
Choice. size Is to 20. 3Oc. Size y to "a, SOC.
FAST BLACK -
CO.
= -CHILDREN'S HOSE.
We offer tomorrow and unil sold large Tot of Fine
Imported C. G. Chest manufactured) Chidren's Rib
bed Hose white toe and heel. DOUBLE KNEE, WAR.
RANTED FAST COLOR.
Sizes to 81.
Regular price from Is to IS CENTS pair.
Choice. any size.
20 CENTS pair.
Velvet Roses. s5e.. Sc. &c., SOC. bunch.
Roses and 8 Buds.
Best ratues in the city.
FUR CAPEs.
To close out balance Of Fur Capes We make some
great reductions.
$3.50 Cloth Astrachan Capes now 81. 49,
$3.50 Russian Hair Capes now s..
$40 Imitation Monkey Capes now IS.
ss Silver Hare Capes now e5.
$40 Astrachan Capes now 90. SO.
S15 Opossum Capes now $40.
SIS Wool Seal Capes now $40.
In some styles only few left-an early call will
repay you.
- - EVENING GLOVES.
To close out our Evening Gloves OF best quality I'M
dressed kid in Tans Black. Whites and light colors
We put prices on them to move them quickly
20. "A. 20 and 3O-button-length Suede Mousas in
Black. Tans and few Whites.
Regular price.
20-button. S275. Choice
Z4-outton $50. S2.4S
26-button. 1919. pair.
30-button. "a.
16-button-lensth Suede Mousqs. in in Tan, White
Cream. Pink and Pearl.
Regular price. Closing nrica
S%.fo $1.S9
ran. Pair.
To close out the few Newmarkets we have on hand
we put the following low prices on them:
NEwMARKETS
that were
%. $40. 81 and s12.
e.
Newmarkets
that were
1850. s16. s18. 80, sls.
37.jO.
Newmarkets
that
SIS sso. sa@.
- See our Window for
Prices on
- Cloth and Plush Jackets
THE BON MARcHE.
SIC 7TH STREET NORTHWEST. JAIL
'.'' $500.
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Speaker Reed waved his sab once nors
yesterday
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The
$Is.sss$::jjS Esl Fl T! HIs.II {. G.:
| T / s. { III
18th AND + SITS.
ABRAHAM KAUFMAN
We are going to allow the public to transplant 81
cash for 81 Of our merchandise We are not going to
dwell on lot Of odstyle stuff that nobody want. a.
| any price, putting . fabulous former price and a
ridiculous figure to close. This advertisement means
all it says and trust that the dollars expended for
| 1t will give q chance to close out about
s{s sss &C. cs% sa% @"@
sss sSs %oS$ - %Ss 9 &C. g &C. g
future.
10. AND BEHOLD!
The assortment, the quality and the prices. These
not for day week. but until they are closed %
we cannot very well sell such massive stock in such
short time.
Androscossin Cotton in our REMNANT Depart
ment, &c.
Extra Heavy Unbleached Canton Flannel Remnants
&C.
Fancy Silkaline Remnants &C.
Plaid White Goods. satin stripe. in remnants, &C.
Best quality of Full Standard Print Remnants,
SIC.
Fancy Bordered Frineed Towels, 1Oc
Finest Quality Fancy French Flannels. 49c.
cases of Heavy shirtmakers' Blesched Cotton,
6hc.
ia White Marseilles- finished Spread. frinsed,
s1.25.
Gray and Black velvour Buggy Robes s1.25.
Fancy velvour Busgy Robes. O.. 65.
Square Horse Blankets. 2-strap. Csc
Heavy Double-warp 2-strsp Horse Blankets. 81.
Fine Atwood Double-width Fancy Dress Goods,
short length. Sc.
Double-wi Plain Cashmeres 1Oc
Infants Slips. nne cambria around the neck and
sleeves. and made Of the best nainsook. &c.
Mems Merno Shirts. ribbed bottoms, &c.
Mems Natural Wool Shirts, &c.
Mems Cancels Hair Shirts. &C.
Mems Night Shirts, embroidered, &c.
Our 4-button Real Kid Glove 75c.
Our 4-button Real Kid Glove. q. IS. ssc.
Fancy Satin Stripe Silk Drapery Nets. 75c.
Silk Chenille Tu.sed Drapery Nets. sl.5O.
Nuns Wells, with side borders Toe.
Nuns veils silk warp. very large slight imperfec
ton, s1.35.
Colored Silk velvets, 5Oc.
Imported Cancels Hair serses. in Black, &c.
Our Best Kid-nnished Cambrics. sc.
Our Best Quality of Silesias, lOc.
Sc.
Merriam's Dongols Spring Heels, 75c
Boys Solid French Veal Calf Button Shoes, s1.o5.
Dix's Misses Dongoa Spring Heel Button q 25
Our 81 Ladies' Don2ola Button Boots, u. 90.
1000 Bottles Gilt-edse Shoe Dressing. 1Oc
fellows Swans Down. 1Oc.
Higgins Laundry Soap. &c.
Triple Extracts. per ounce filed in bottles. 1ec.
sheffield's Dentifrice lie.
Finest italian CASTLE Soap. sc.
Large Size whsk Brooms. &c.
Best Quality Of Brass Pins &C.
1000 Drawn Border Handkerchief &C.
An-silk Stripe surah SOC.
Boys Fine Derby Hats. latest styles, 75c.
Boys Blue Cloth Bicycle Caps, &c.
Holland Windows. patent roller, 2Oc.
l2-nch Dado Window Shades, BIC.
200 Fancy Screens. with silkaline filling. &c.
Fine Polished Mahogany Essels, 81. 49,
Tables. Soc. S9c. and Sl.75
The last of the Tinsel Madras Scarfs lOc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-21
WoopwARD & LorHnor.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 2l. ispi.
srcARRTAGE CUSTOMERS WILL
FIND 1T MORE CONVENIENT TO USE
THE TEyTH-SrREEr ENTRANCE

Opening" occasions are growing more nu-
merous every day. Spring buds have burst
abloom throughout the sscre. Cunning designs
have outdone themselves in eettins NJ styles
OF beauty and COMBINES We haven't space
to tell Of them all. The mos prominent ones
are:
Opening" of Asiasic Silks
'opening" Of Domestic Dress Goods. Cling
hams. Outing Cloths. Prints. &c.
Opening" of Fine French sssines and
Scotch Ginshams.
openins" Of Mems and Boys chevio, and
Madras Shirts.
opening" Of Hieh Class Printed and En-
oroidered French Flouncines. Edyinss. sc.
tarly buyers viii reap the advantages. As th.
stocks are unbroken and the novelties more nu-
merous. Many designs in Embroideries can't
possibly be duplicated later.