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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-06-20
Indiana Mineral springs-A Great Health
Resort on the Line of the Chicago and
Eastern Illinois Railroad.

A short rest from the active demands Of
the average Americans busy NE is always
beneficial 7 . rest then, is certainly good
remedy in itself but when you rest how
much better it is 10 go whore you can have
the privilege of drinking a water prepared
in Natures own laboratory bubbling forth
pure aud sparkling from the earth, tho use
Of which never ia,s 20 bring about mmrdl-
ate relief aud q permanent cure iu; rheu-
maii-m, kidney diseases, liver complaint,
dy pcpsia, catorrh Of The stomach and all
forms Of skin diseases.
if you seek rest and recreation, why not
combine IL with improved health and the
pleasure Of spending few days or weeks,
as suits you, at the Indiana Mineral Springs,
Warren Co., Ind Here you viii iud every
accommodation that $4,000 iudiclously cK-
pended can procure; u Ouc-hundrcd room,
hardwood finished, modern appointed hotel,
lighted by electricity, complete waiyr.Workt
system, cold storage plant, the finest bath
house IN the west, aud a hundred aud one
points OF interest TO entertain YOU Here
you can driuk the waters OF tho Indiana
Mineral Springs that viii quickly relieve
That tired worn-out feeling, bring color Ia
your faded cheeks, inyigorato your system
with new life and energy and make you
feel that life is worth living after all.
1t is too beautiful place 10 write about or
even picture In this limited space, so we
earnestly urge, II you desire additional in
formation, that you write at once 20 G. J.
Stone, Gen. Passenger and Ticket Ag'tof the
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad, Chi,
cago, for illustrated and descriptive matter
showing 10 detail the improvements al tile
springs, and setting forth testimonials from
prominent people, who have within the past
year been restored % health by the use Of
the waters Of the Indiana Mineral Syringe.
Any officer or agent Of the Chicago AZ East
ern Illinois Railroad will take p.sa-uc iu
advising as TO the railroad route and rates
or answering any questions pertaining o.
this great health resort
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-06-20

-.,thsrs should watch carefully those
~ If IN health in their daughters, and
" oere use Lydia 4. Pinkham's Vegetable
II will prove lasting bless
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-06-20

nGstress: "Wcll, Hannah, what is IT.
NJ YOU busted the parlor yetY'
servant (rcCeutly imported): Dust the
,,r.or, is itf Faith an everythings all COW
"a with dust now"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-06-20

Tie dear grls.-E,hel; "How do / look
IN trIa dress 80
Mad: Charming. Isn't it wonderful
how much a dress can do for 0ueF'
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-06-20

sbsepskin: "Shal you send your son to
college" ouo roanno+ o4ord q. Inn; ~.
..rgbt him a cape oyercoat"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-06-20

Mrs Pinkham's letters from ladies In all
parts OF the world average Oae Hundred per
day. She has never failed them, and her
fame Is world wide.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-06-20

"Why it is only O'Clock? drought ii
was two " said Mrs Bronson,as the clock
struck one " Nav, mum, said Bridg.
il, Its reverlatar than wan at this time
ny Iav 90
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-06-20

Percy, who was just out Of skirts, w..
ere day strutting around in bis br-t sun
Of jacket and trousers, when lady rec
marked:
"Hellol Iguess some one has some new
clothes
With crushing force came the reply;
'"Them amt clOtbes--thcm's pants.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-06-20
Established 1888

Dresses, Gcnts's Clothing Feathers, Gloves,
etc, Dyed or Cleaned. Plush Garments
Steamed at Otto rielyh's Dye Works, 3id
W. Water St., Milwaukee, Send for Circu.
lar
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-06-20

or. r,l>urs are un.eeu by mglt,' but,
DAYLIGHT comes, every one viii know
rv,IIetner Won use SAFOLlo. Buy cake aud
Sean your house.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-06-20

II afflicted with Sore Eyes, use Or. Isaac
Thomn.onl. Eye Mater DrugElsts .eIl y. 31c.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-06-20

Salt spriukled on any substance that Is
burning on the stove will stop the smoke
and smell.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-06-20

The highest chimney in the world tha
at Halsbruckner Hutte, near Ereidenburg
Saxony, has been finished AGO feet high
IN diameter at base is 33 feet, and l6 Tee
at the top, the inner diameter being
feet TITS built OF clay stone
Dr. Frank PoWel(Whitc Bcayer) uuiol
block, st. Paul, Mimi. date OF La Crosse
Specially. Aayov diseases of young men
Write for information.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-06-20

HCst cN7IUNI 20 use u ld cNcapest FIs0|s
Remedy for Calarrh Rs druggists. SOC.
For neuralgia, bruise hurse-rudish and APP
ply as pOultIce TO the wrist
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-06-20

Syrup .

eve are six in fam
A Farmer at lily. We live in a
r., r.. place where we are
Euo''i' 'eNaS' subject to violent
Says: Colds and Lung
Troubles, I have
used German Syrup for SIX years
successfully for Sore Throat, Cough.
Cold, Hoarseness, Pains in the
Chest and Lungs and splitting up
OF Blood l have tried many differ
ent kinds of cough Syrups in my
time, but let me say to anyone want
ing such a medicine German Syrup
is the best. That has been my ex-
pcrieuee. If YOU use it once, you
will 20 back to it whenever you
need it 1t lives total relief and is
a quick cure Ny advice to every
one suffering with Lung Tyoublesis
Try it. You will soon be con
WINGED. In all the families where
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-06-20

8AN FKNFOI8UO, JfL.
LOUISVILLE. ~. REV FeRE. NJ
The sun., 1891-01-25
STANDARD
81 BOOK s, Csc.

Each volume 12mo. bound in one
half seal Russia, ttop, illustrated,
the regular publishers prices for
these 81 each-ours will be 65 cents.
Kenilworth, Ivanhoe, Waverley,
Guy Mannering, The Pirate, Wood
stock, Last Days Of Pompeii, A
Child's History Of England, Wash
ington and Great Military Com
manders Vicar of Wakefield, Ras-
selas, and Paul and Virginia, all in
one volume), Willie Reilly, The
Arabian Nights, Don Quixote,
Grimm's Fairy Tales, Andersen's
Fairy Tales, Farragut and Other
Noted Commanders, Chayasse's Ad-
vice and Counsel to a Wife and
Mother.
Book Dept-2d noor
The sun., 1891-01-25
INFANTS WEAR
LET WAY DOW n.

60 pieces Infants Silk. and Plush
Capes, about a dozen styles, the
balance of this seasons stock of
these goods, all the leading shades
of materials, have been from CSC.
to $500; to be closed out at 49c.,
98c., $l.50, and l98. ..... -.
20 pcs. Children's Short Coats, blue
and cardinal plush, sizes one to
three years have been $500, to be
$1.5O. ."~' .r" 81 .
l8 pcs. Children's Short Coats.
fine plaid and striped all-wool
cloths, handsomely trimmed; have
been $3.50, $500, and $3.50, to be
closed out at $2.75, $3.50, and
$3.50.
A lot of Children's Silk Dresses,
for little ones from 6 months to 2
years, blue and pink, yoke elabo-
rately trimmed with hemstitching
and tucks have been 1926, to be
$500.
Isfauts wsar-2d door,
The sun., 1891-01-25

After tho Congregation had Conc he Woke
Up aud Looted the Altar.

Up and Looted the Altar.
Joseph Schwartz. 90 years old. entered q
small synagogue In Eighty-second street on
Jan. and sat down In one OF the pews. His
eyes closed. his head drooped forward on his
breast. and he sank on tho velvet cushions. as
II in a sound sleep. The worshippers noticed
1t. but thought nothing 1T. After the service
tho congregation iled out and tho doors were
closed. Then Mr.. Schwartz got UP. walked to
the altar. took the silver urn and candlestlo ks
and other articles. put thsm In his pockets,
and left the building He sold the silver to
Bsniaamin Ellshsrs' a iswsller at l4i East
Mr. Ellsbsrs notined the police. He told Ser.
geant burns Of the Seventh precinct that
Schwartz had promised % oil again in few few
DAYS; On Friday night scwartz entered Ellis
herg 5 storo and sold him another lot "f plate.
worth fully 500. for 500. Ellsberg held
Schwartz in c2nversat'on while his little boy
Whcn. Sergeant burns arrived Schwartz
broke down and confessed. The second lot
lie said, he had stolen from q synago que fh
Tw.nt,- ninth street. between Third MD Lex
had stolen tho nrs,. AZ Esset Market yestssTr.
day he was remanded until tths morning. He
says he lives at RiyinRton street
The sun., 1891-01-25
DRESS STUFFS
WE DON'T WANT.

Plaid Homespuns, 9s inches wide,
all wool, to 60 at 39c. fallen from
soc.
Scotch Cheviots, pure wool, 40
inches wide, in checks and plaids,
40; fallen from Csc.
French Novelties, in stripes and
fancy weaves, AZ inches wide, to
close at 75c.; fallen from $l.25.
One lot of 3S-inch fancies, in Cash
mere Twills, consisting of stripes,
Broche effects, and side bands, to
clear at 19c.
One lot of 24-inch Fancies to go
at 10c.
All Odds and Ends, consisting of
Cashmeres, serges, Camels Hair,
Checks, and Cheviots, to 20 at
about half price-50c. to $3.50, as
they are (from 8 to 8 yards in
lengthy.
Dress STUN -Lsft osntr&
The sun., 1891-01-25
PRINTED ..
WASHABLE GOODS.

100 pcs. Printed Flanuelettes, the
12Ac. kind, for - z cents
22-inch Printed Serges. have been
selling at 10 cents; what we have
on hand will be closed out
at - - s cents
Armenian Serges, full 36-inch,
styles are the choicest and perfect
copies of fine Woollen goods; they
were made to sell at 1Sc. Special
price l2A cents
wash Goods-Nain sisla back.
The sun., 1891-01-25
LADIES'
HOUSE WRAPPERS.

800 Ladies' Sicilian Cloth House
Gowns, made in desirable styles,
new patterns, all sizes. We are
starting on our fourth thousand of
these garments. They are cheap
at $1.19; fallen from 1926.
100 Ladies' House Gowns, in light
colors of outing cloths, made e1-
pressly for us in the manufacturers
dullest season at low price-we
offer them at $l.98 ; will very likely
sell later for $3.50.
Jacksts-2d door.
The sun., 1891-01-25
SUIT AND
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

Monday. on our fourth floor (private Dress.
making parlors). will be displayed the bal
anoe OF our Imported Costumes, together
with our own productions for the past season
These will be ticketed with closing out
prices-we assure customers that each will
be less than one-half their cost.
Handsome Long Garments In Plush, Mate.
lasse, and Cloth. that were $500, $1,000,
and Sle5.O0. to DO Monday $45OO, $500. and
S82.5O..
Rich Short Wraps in handsome Silk Plush
silk lined It throughoutHbeautifully 1 braided
30 Long Cloth Garments-Silk-li lined
throughout, trimmed with fur-were $500
to be $3.50.
Others In handsome Cloths, fur trimmed
were $500 to $500; to be $500.
Cloak Departmental floor.
The sun., 1891-01-25
asgal Notiess.

CIrY COURT OF NEW YORK Frederick WsumAn'
~ VS. Diederich A. 6ie0eck anna
monsd 10 answer the complaint IN ihS Acii.n ana v
serve n couv O your answer on the AMIN sHo'n.
within en DAYS after the t-rvc- "f this slm nom
elusive Of the dRy OF Service; ana IN case m youi
urr 10 anne ar or answer Judgment VIII be taken aLem
you hy default Tor tir reiri demanded III the cohpAh'
Dated NeE York, be- :, $50 ,,,..,.
s,IATA McINTlRE. Attorney forPiaintln
Office auI lo.t once address j. BF"adway' New '"'
TO the above named de'.ndan' Tho FOREGOING sn'p
mons ,s ,eryrd upon you by publicatlon, ruihnAh
mn order of Hon, James N. fitl,ininons one 81 N
Iu, ices Of HE iiy Court Of New York. made jan :
l-pi and Ned with the complaint iu the once OF W
clerk OF sad court
sChATz aeiETYRE.. Attorney. for IlsinyG
The sun., 1891-01-25
ADDITION
TO THE SALE
OF COTTON UNDERWEAR.

800 pcs. Muslin Chemise, .Pompadour yoke
Of wide Hamburg Embroidery, same as reg
ularly sold for 7tc.: to 30 soc.
90 pcs. Lawn Cheniise, trimmed with valen-
ciennee lace, tucked skirt, have been CSC; to
be 500. as long as they last
coo pcs. excellent quality Muslin Gowns.
yoke Of handsome embroidered insertion.
the regular selling price OF this gown Is
Sl.S5; to be 98c.
isO pcs. Muslin Drawers, Hamburg En-
broidered insertion between hem and cluster
OF tucks; n csc. garment for k0c.
10 pos. All-wool Imported Skirts, deep border
Of dark blue, and black around bottom; yoke
band. full width and best makes; imported
and sold by us exclusively; price has been
$3.50; to be $500.
undsrwsar-2d hooE
The sun., 1891-01-25
<t aluilruads.
new YORK CENTRAL
Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from

Hudson River Railroad.
All Trains arrive at and depart from
GRAND CENTRAL STATION,
Fourth Avs. and 42d ST., New York.
TIE ONLY PIunoAp STATION In THs CITE
Trains leave as fo,iowss
1850 : K y va rSs LIMITED do.
1852 " li fssr Sszr ExrKsssD.,. .
I'VE; vEsE,syhs Est. "
S.ies saqEH M sas.a1 G SI7ED s.1
s:S E rsasT w5sTEsS tsa Sas
s.aSI. r. E;ssSSiIJjRoNDAoK. MONTREAL AND
5.uIs % sTD cm,e.so n,e; 60, & 4
ssSso2 sS soySHEHsErs'. sH.sS S
tii:is y, NJ 40 s;'s teasf T. NJ sl,o tcf @ fSush'
l.S q: 1S%% 81 ' 81 ''s % A ss il
81. ss 1s's S "s .ss s''s A os la
,s s,S s,,s ss M; H. 81 NJ r,,S hoo
pfFpSSaR tsS Il 81 sYnarGsE "a USE O. H.
.ooSEnsTane.sa 5 So
tfa'sn,sHs 1io ,soo noon $50
4 y 90 40 80 ~ n 90 no'a
ARiRoSpASH NogSTAiss AND MokrREAL-t7'4s
Atsyssh ttis 4 Vi as N.Y. SlyA' 'sis
sE%Ss'tihs d ] .iS!h%tsx VIZ f'' HARLEM D'visioS-
For tickets anu space in sleeping Cars apply at Grand
central station Or at 4ia 20, s42 ana ! Broanway; ~
g. Tostsn IL 10 sss 81
City
Wsstcotts Express calls for aAd checks baggage from
hotels and residences through to JsstnAtio
tDaiiy except Sunday SDaiy except Saturday. Other
trains run daily. a.
A6o,e trains except tho.. leaving At Q - 'n,ooA y,
i2OI noon 2:A, $50 $3.50 $50 Aoo. $50 : H., ana ~
midnight eton At i!sth st station, ,,,,e
JOHN NJ. TOuCEY. GEORGE II. DAklELS
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
The sun., 1891-01-25
Public Notires.


p.rsuiar .,ssmer "a r'a eae.p when aersd to SEND
o ind ,.n SS sSs Let
vessel; available =,
E:S;fS mali g Ss't :Sss: WILL ''',
per Ss ey 81 H .Gts S% s"s
TuEsDtY--At NJ. for Blueneds per steamship
va RI
por Steamship ,ca.ar4: from na,s,morss ,lstt.I.
sns, ss as::'se 81 Is
s.l 5. s' an %'sr q,
oSEIass ,ssm.ar sIsss ,n., s9shnmp,.n
per rs." sreeD sti r Il. Tor enba per steamship
S,sssn. }; a.sr ior hoess dsI To1o per steam. IN
n:,%s y'F sr"a r TFS:a S...au 4 .ni
3" ;sn,Se Ss
,ast "s disss,sa rsr per s ysls.,as j. J. At at isa" II
i %,s9 ,%"+.S 'I%s
f.sn.. m srt or .r. r s. T.0 . 1.a nd I ai
nsmerars via EaEssd et per str.m.Me Gsrnrsnsa
S:"a. %H'ss @ as.sss i:'s; 10: sa
A. .S "i TanSs ars r.s n"s p pa Il 'ft" VIA
s. .,;s,. psT 'ss..'T l.. 'sn n
o,hsi h"roHan soYPf' S: =:
sP Ps. w:nf fsnes "a s:"s'Ia H"f fcr c'
!%s:sI %:fs.2 ana '"'sy ny" S:.*sy d;ss. Fl e;
''per Th,rrva laO AT IA Tor the Neither anda
ueters mist b. "irrcied per MaAsdam' J.; Al % \.
~. tsupp etneMiRrY n 4, ~ ior Central America
and South racihc ports er steamship City Of Para.
via Colon detlers for Guatemala mast be directed
''per CITY of Para at ~ 4. NuppIementRry
II; u A. M for tortnne Island and Jamaica also
Jacnoi nnu Aux 'Ayes iin'it per steamship Adj
rondarkt at ! r. NJ. for hmpeche hapas lAbAs-
CO and Yucnian per steam hin OrrabA letters for
Cuba Tampicu ahd TnAlam direc and other MeSi.
ssn i,'t' Ss H"i G'isSt Pr
Mai: for ;so @ Fsr.c.s % psr ship City of rap.,
from san Franciscoh close hero Jan 'h at q ID y.
Malls for China ana JRIAn, rer steam.hip .ity
of Rio Janero from san franctco) close here Jan.
'2s at 8B' 2. N. Mails for Australia, New Zsa-
land Hawaiian, FIJI and samoan % snda, per steam
ship Zsaiandls from San FrsncscoL close here Feb
.IMe:sIP N. Or arrival AT New YORK of.tsam'
Malls for the Hawaiian 10 ands per steamship Aus.
trAliA from San Francisrol, 'l6-e here Feb ~ at
6SI j.. " Mats for Newfoundland. by rail 10
IIHlifaH and thence by STEAMER. close at this
office daily ut s;m r. II, Nsiis fur Miau-
Ion. hy ral IL Rost,n nui thence Nv
steamer, close AZ lhis on cr iaI ~ 8" y. VI Mails
for 4 ulR. it raj I" fhmpI. \ and thence ~
steamer SAILING N"n'a 1hur.d2 = aud >Aiur
AVS close N ms nice dalv p @ VI. Mats Tor
spaIch by steamer rin-c AT turo.rc- daily htah
y ans Pacific inais are forwarded To an Francisco
daily aud the schedule Of closing Il arnnEed the
presumption OF their uninterrupted over and transit
San franciHco Mails from the East arriving on time
Ban frAncis'o on the day of ssVnz OF ssAme are de
sPached thence the same dar. ksgistsrsd mail eosss
ats n previous dAv
The sun., 1891-01-25
. LADIES'
COLLARS AND. CUFFS.


80 dozen French Hand Embroid-
cred Linen Collars and Cuffs, all
desirable sizes, were 60c; now
15c. each.
35 dozen Black Lace Edge Woven
Spot Wells, were 75c.; now 15c.
25 dozen Lace Fedoras, white and
all the leading colors, were 5Oc.;
now loo each.
25 dozen Point De Gene Collars,
suitable for ladies' or children's g
wear, were 95c.; now 25c. each.
20 dozen Hand Embroidered
French Rolling Collars, were &c.;
now 15c. each.
Centre tAblsG sdjoiniuS
Lacss-Right centre main hooE
The sun., 1891-01-25

wide, subject to manufacturers slight inn
perfections; Sill and S1.25 quality for CSC.
Pure Silk-warp Henrietta Cloth 48 10. widc
best value in tho market, for $l25; Monday
at $780,
Lupin's Camel's Hair Serge, silk and velvet
stripe, 30 In. wide, to cloee the $3.50 quality
for 81 as; the 81 for $1.5
We have a few braided robes lett We'll
close them out at $1,000; have been $3.50
and $4,000.
The sun., 1891-01-25
LINEN NOTE
PAPER, 15c. A POUND.

1000 pounds of ine (water marked) Linen
Note Paper. Put up III pound packages Guli
weight 100 sheets, at l5c. pound. 25 square
Envelopes to match &C.
"STRANGEMORE MILLS" cream wove,
ruled Note Paper, per package. ..... .lsc.
800 packs heavy board Playing Cards, round
corners Jour special backs) per pack :. &c.
mounted on cellulold, leather. and fancy
cardboard. hsnd-psinted and etching effects.
The sun., 1891-01-25
FURS
MUCH CHEAPENED.

Every article in the Fur Depart
ment has been marked down. AS
sortment still complete. Alaska
Seal Jackets, Refers, and New
markets.
Capes in all tho fashionable Furs,
Muffs, Boas, Caps, Gloves, Coach
mems Furs and Robes, also in full
range of sizes and assortment OF
Furs.
Yun-2d door.
The sun., 1891-01-25
ROYAL
SMYRNA RUGS.

John Bromley 4 Sons Royal Smyrna Rugs
going out Monday at fallen prices. :, :.
Single Door Rugs, SOC. and $1.96. ~. ,
Bureau Rugs. $1.25. $l.50. and $1.75.
26x54-inch Rugs, $2.25 and $2.75.
90x60-inch Rugs, $3.50 and $9.25.
36X72-inch Rugs, $3.75 and $A.76.
38x4O-inch Rugs, $25O aud $500.
4Sx54-inch Rugs, $3.50 and $3.50.
49,, Russ-sd door.
The sun., 1891-01-25
HE SATS IT IS An ELDOR1DO.

Sir John Winouxhby. Who Led 500 Flo.
neers to Mashonnland, Is Enthusiastic,
Sir John WillouGhby. who led 500 men about
1000 miles to Mashonaland last summon, has
returned to England. lie says as he was lcav-
Ing Mnshonnland three months ago he saw all
along the rond prospe ting parties journeyng
north TO occupy the new Eldorado. In his
opinion. the prospects for gold mining in
Mnshonaland are brighter Than they over were
in tho fouth African republic. and the country
also ofYers. splendid opportunities for stock
raising and ngi icnlturo.
-" shal not be surprised" says Sir John, " II
Mashoualand turns out to be the greatest gold
field the world has ever known. Nearly every
stream we crossed after entering tho country
showed either alluvial gold or traces Of 1t,
There Is certain to be q rush OF migration.
would not encourage men without any capi nj
70 20 tneie. though there is no reason to doubt
that good p!ncer diCeings have been found
At the same time believe that active young
follows with moderate capitnl. who tako into
partnersht tp some good pra. .tical m ner. will no
more likely to do b tier In Mashohaland to-day
than anywhere csc. All sorts OF people are
moving into the country. Including miner g.,
farmers. mud soldiers. An tho profes sslons and
every bus moss on eDrth Is represented around
our camp fires. Before LETT Africa sent back
party OF my own tu lornte mining claims for
me. should not havo left the country. but It
vas necessary to attend TO some business In
England. l shall return in Il month"
The sun., 1891-01-25
BLACK
DRESS GOODS.

high lustre and finish; the 7bc. quality
tor b7c.
Atwood nns French Serge, ls In. and "a In.
The sun., 1891-01-25
CORsETs.
BROKEN LINES.

Clearing eale Monday OF broken sizes In this
department.
Some black ones. Sl.s9 and 81 9s, always sold
at 81. 80 and $275. Some In white and COL
ored, 6Oc., 75c., and 9Sc.. lines fallen from
81. $780, and $2.25.
Corssts-2d door.
The sun., 1891-01-25
WE(H{g!E5E,,t. An.
"9K5RAfAN;:
TwIxT THIS
AND NEXT SATURDAY.

Saturday, 31st next, every depart
ment under the stores roof must
cay on paper how much stock
there's on hand ,Evefy head of q
department is Thought we'll or i'll
of by the firm according to the
bigness or smallness of quantity Of
goods on hand.
See the desperation Of the heads
of the respective departments to
LITTLE DOWN their stocks and
MUCH UP their cash 'twixt this
and next Saturday!
Beginning Monday, here's Mon
days list Of things:
The sun., 1891-01-25

all at 1 marked selling prices-were 2oc. to
65c.-Mondny. y.................. ..loc. t' soc.
stationery-tront left
The sun., 1891-01-25
MORE 81
SHAWLS AT $1.98.

900 moro $500 Shawls to be sold Monday at
Sl98.
Colors. Grays, Blacks, Browns. and Fancy
Plaids.
shaws-2d floor.
The sun., 1891-01-25
SILKS
NOT WANTED.

90 pcs. India Silks, last seasons Styles sold
then at $1.00 and $1.25. these 90 pcs. to 60 at
76c.
are all silk. In a variety Of colors full "a
inches in width; have been selling at 80 to
e2.25; marked to close at. 90 o yard
Odds and ends Of handsome Brocaded Silks
ana satins, cut TO- price that W. u insure e re
tA00 kind; marked to close at. 75c. and $l.00
Bks-Left centre
The sun., 1891-01-25
SALE OF
LACE GOODS.

Drapery Nets, for evening wear. 75c., $1.85,
3l,6S; ial len to 8sc., &c., and 800. per yard
for Monday.
9 pieces 66-inch Colored Tulle, with satin
stripe. Blue. Cardinal, Gray. &c. regular,
$1s5: Monday. S1.3s.
25 pieces 42-inch All-Silk Black Chantiliy and
Guipure Flouncings. In latest designs; reg.
ular, $1.95. $1.s5, and $3.50; Monday, 9sc.,
$1.3S, and S2.4S yard.
10 pieces 45-inch CORD Emb'd Founcing.
with narrow edge attached Roeebud Pat
term, regular $3.50: Monday. S2.9S.
pieces 45-inch Cold Emb'd Net to match,
regular $3.50; Monday. $l.75.
Remnants OF 45-inch All-slk Drapery Nets,
in lengths from 2 to 81 yds., accumulation Of
season, regularly sold from $l.75 to $3.75;
Monday, 9Sc yard.
500 pieces All.Linen and Fine Fancy Cotton
Lace. regular &c., ljc, zoe; Monday, &c.. Sc,
and 12c.
LAces-Right centre
The sun., 1891-01-25
AN UNI
BRELLA OCCASION.

Adapted for either Ladies or
Gentlemen.
500 26-inch Best Union Silk Para
gon Frame Umbrellas, with genu-
inc silver hooks and knob handles,
silk cases, tassels, &c.-S4.OO for
$500. ,...
Same in 2S-inch-$5.00 for $3.50.
300, 26-inch Best Union Silk Um-
brellas, Paragon frames, with gold
hook and knob handles, silk cases,
tassels, &c.-$4.50 for 1925.
500 26 and 29 inch Best Quality
All Silk and Union Silk Umbrel-
las, with the choicest Gold and
silver trimmed natural sticks
$500 for $2.75.
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The sun., 1891-01-25

Tun-7d door.
The sun., 1891-01-25

Crystal Tea setA nne cut RiasS pieces. @Sc.
special-A lot Of English Breakfast Dinner. and
Soup Plates: worth .......... 90.
Tes sets 80 pieces Of nne English Porcelain worth
s. for this only -. olee
apeeal- lot Of slightly imperfect Crocfsry at half
price.