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miss lila L. Jordan teacher.
-in tn" ahseure of the pastor. Rev. j. T.
ofosbN, Rev. +. \. Mason. pastor Of the Ran.
i's' ehul eh. occupied the Methodist publ, last
Sunday
-Me,>rs. Bai,lell and Hutchin, of tho
board of county commissioners. were in So.
N'n mere MONDAY, Commissioner Aiken. by
reason OF ~ health. was not able to meet with
his colleagues.
me following Ellsworth gentlemen have
oeeh drafted TO serve a. Jurors NJ the H. :
court Which opens at Bath the present week :.
'h"ties r. Rollins and Wm. |. Mscomber.
grand jurors; Charles A. Allen and John "
Jordan, petit jurors.
Article WI of the constitution of the
West Washington Agricultural Society read.
q follows; That the limit Of the ives, Wash
ihEt"h Agricultural Society be extended 10 in
sln'ir the towns OF Gouldsboro. sullivan and
Franklin in Hancock county.
The W. {. T. L. will have a meeting AZ
their rooms in Masonic block. on THURSDAY
Nternoon OF thi> week. full attendance is
requested
Mr. +. J. Alley has now 20, hi. paint
factory in good running order aud /, ready 10
supply the trade with his pure lin.ced oil
paints, ready mixed and in paste form
The concert and dance given by the Els.
worth Fail, band AZ Hancock Hall. on Sa,ur-
LAY evening lat we're very pleasant occasion.
a1d VII Dee rcpe a,cd ou >.turds, I, enln. Of
thi, weeb.
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To the Hon. Board t Commissioners for the
county II Hancock, STATE Of Maine.
WE. tn undersigned. rItizrn- of Ellsworth
w and vicinity, hereby respect Iiy Petll,.n
your honuri uir body that % h!-hWa. uc construct
ed along tine north shore OF Green i.th", common
~ known rs R,e,'- Pond, /. the cuaHtv "t Iia'-
cock, state 81 Maine. Commencing -oWewhcr" ul
the pre-"u. O,- an" Maria Ale road Ihov' Reefs
Brook ia the rity "i FieW prth; thence along tie
north shor. Of Green LrAc to the United static,
Fish Bro .iLE Station, near the mouth ut trr"at
Brook At " point somewhere nePrtnr corner hnuut
Any OF -WurtHt hti~ and D".lham Ia said county !,
thence !u nurthwc-terly direction irum said works
in pe'Ihtm t" point somewhere on the present
town roaI running from lhr head ct Green Lake
in bciAIm to the foot Of Rocky Pond IN tn" town
of or, and we further respectfully request in
consideration Of the importance that must result
10 tht- county from the establishing Ut the above
mentioned work, in thi, region. that the aunye
r. iIc~tti rntd he I,i out anil -uI -tru,tcd with
tnc east possible delay.
WALTER VI ITNNE>,
EttV NRp Is NGtNIN>,
3. VI. FpsrIR,
HORACE r. IuKp.
.. u. tt ~ItNNN.
q T.. MuENNG.
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Advertised Letters.

ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE, Aug. %, 1891
Levi NJ. Bailey. Mrs. Susie b. Davis
Mrs Abhie Dawes,(2) Miss Hattie Douglass.
Miss Mary Griffin. Mr.. Fred Z. Hagan,
Mr.. John McWillams. Mr.. James IL. Macom-
Der,
Mr.. Maehael Reid, Capt. Sinclair. (2)
Tricky Bros.
Please call for advertised letters.
A. X. DEvRREUX. z. NJ.
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The Queen of Roumania is suffering
from spinal congestion.
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HANCOCK, ss:-Court OF Probate, Ellsworth,
August Term A. y. 1891.
Accounts having been filed for settlement in es-
tates Of
Chelsea Wesco,t, late of Brooksvlle deceased.
Nosta L. Wescott, Administrator
Frank II. Fowls Of GouldsDoro. a person of un-
sound mind.
James q. Hammond. Guardian
Roswell X. SWEET, late of Surry, deceased
j. Herbert Pattep Administrator
Ordered-That the said accountants give notice
to all persons interested. by causing a copy of
this order to be published three weeks success
lively In the Ellsworth American newspaper
printed in Ellsworth, in said county, that they
may appear at Probate Court, to be holden at
Bluehll, on the End Wednesday of Sept. next,
at ten of the clock in the forenoon show use
IL any they have, why the same should not be
allowed.
o. p. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
3wA Attest :-CHAs. p. DORR, Register.
A true copy. Attest -CHAs. p. DORR, Register.
THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned that he has been duly appoint
ed and has taken upon himself the trust of an adj
ministrator of the estate of Samnel G.. Tewksbury,
late of BuekspOrt. in the county of Hancock, de-
ceased, by giving bond the law directs; he
therefore requests all persons who indebted
to the said deceased's estate to make immediate
on to exhibit the same for settlement.
ASA T. TEWKSBURY,
August 18th, 4. D., 1891. SwA
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Green Lake.
Or. Gorham returned to Washington,
Sunday
Fish Commissioner M8rshali McDons,d
says the salmon that were hatelcd here
last spring under the charge of MIR Daniel
Wight are the largest at their age he ever
saw Mr. Wight will take charge Of the
dsh bu-ines- at the fishery when com
pleted.
Senator Hale is Il constant visitor here.
He takes great interest il the fishery
works. To Senator Hale and Dr. Haiucs
great credit is due for establishing the fish
works here
MIR Joshua Gould with his wife and
three daughters from Bangor is stopping
here. Mi Gould Ia, a nice cottage here
Large parties come here from Bangor
every week
Miss Lottie NJ Wa>.att. Of No ELS
worth, has commenced school III district
No. 9 Que Of the school committee SAYS
Miss Wasgatt is one Of the best teachers
in the city.
The steamer Boss Hale made twenty-ilv
trips in -iX days last week, from the h>h
works To thr railroad station.
W. II. Colby Of Portland auditor of the
NJ c Il. K was here last week 70 look
tie books over liz speaks very highly
" MI Frank Malouev, the station agent.
Aug 81.
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III >Hoft 'i'le the EaHes' season .ast'he
NJ '' Fl A"o"h a. pc .h'nS ~ 'ne ps'! 'u'
'"' ~ y "e 'ii'' = - '"o " 40 "a
otth fortunate enough 70 participate ~ 'ne
many lv-t'f '''7'
r,.,ar, N.i,a r,itv.r .,m,,,,v MIA !,
III u..rh,r rhnr.d.y ru,...na IA.
r..,. c.o u Einhau na,;s C;i,.o, a.,
n r,.;i.,. .i..,a., ,,;r..,,.r.
- W -
The BEE store ana lot on Main street III
Bar Hsrbor were lately purchased by Mr.. Bee
for s-1N0 cash The lot il only forty feet
81, a.. -, i,,.,;, ..,ooo
i'"iit =! ~ - '"N s'YO
for the building. which Is liberal. the price OF
the land /, at the rate OF more than SO. 900 per
,c-.
Mr.. Edmund Mcfarland on Central street.
hs. moyed hi. stable hack from it, former site.
- .,.--,,i'
anu " :" man "a pau anu a''e' 'oH'
on il. He IL also erecting large double
wood-shed for the use of Two families Mr..
Henry - Moor i. in charge n, tho work
Bishop Healey OF Portland, is expected in
hi. city on Thursday Of tbi. week to admins
,,o..r.rnon, ., .o,,sr,,a,io,, 90 ,ha ali,
Ve' 'ne SAL A'i'"' Vi ''"n' nha''o" ~ '"e 0"'''
dren OF 81. Joseph Catnoiic church. Services
will commence al seven o'clock in the evening
Mr.. Francis West, representing the Poole
4 leaton Publishing Co.. OF Bangor. arrived
In town during the past week and has begun
careful ana systematic canvass OF Inc Han
cock towns Tor Inc foole leston Business
Directory oil Hancock county which Is 10 be
published al an early day. The following from
/ the Dexter 6dzeue OF May y, 1881, VIII ex'
4 pialn h-eH:
4. /. J eaton Lsq-. OF bangor: was 10 town
v 30 I Yss,on pn.ins.s nirsrtory ~ Dover
nsv,.r r,.Tcrn,, Na.no,t t:u;I,crd 49,, 60
inna M xalmme i ,dmirshIs soncaiysd /.
neatly printed. ind contain. any amount Of in
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n. z. 1T MN
Aug. l3th, 1891.
STATE OF MAINE.

HhNCoCK, ss.-Court Of Probate Aug. Term, A.
u. 1881.
Upon the foregoing Petition, ORDERED-That said
petitioner give public notice to all persons nteres
teddy causing copy OF the petition and this Or.
der thereon 20 be published three weeks successive
ly in the Ellsworth American newspaper
printed or published in Ellsworth, in said coun-
ty that they may appear Al Court of Pro
bate for said County. to he held at Blue
HILL ON the second Wednesday of Sept.
next, at ten Of the clock in the forenoon, to
show cause. ii any they have, why the prayer
of said petitioner should not be granted
o. p. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest -CHAS. p. DORR. Register
A true copy, Attest :-CHAs. =. DoRR. Register.
3w34
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To the Honorable Judge 81 Probate tor the county
Of iIIuCusk.
n M und, r-igued. Administered Of the estate ~
l John " Joy, i1tc ot fll-WoTth,in said county.
decreased respectfully represents that the gpOds
and chattrl- IT. his and credit Of said deceased are
not sur lent 60 paN hts last debit, and charge, Of
atlmini. tfatiOn by the sum Of three hundred dol
Lars
Wherefore YOUR petitioner pravs your honor to
grant him license 10 sell, ~ public or private
sale, and convey one undivided half of the Benja
min Joy homestead at Joyviie. 80 called, in said
Ellsworth the whole containing about two hun
,lrci acres one half of which belongs 10 the real
estate OF the deceased, Including the revtr-ion of
the widows DOVER therein) Ia Satisfy said debts
and charges OF administration
A. Il. IJRNHAM, Admir-.
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The champion Souug lady base halI
PLAYER. HI the world. th, belle. Of the bat and
queen. of tht emerald dismopd. viii play a
mas. htd .eus II .a.t ball wiih tht strongest
lol.1 din. % f.li- rg. SATURDAY sept :. Ia The
Kebzir f-'8. ts.',,i -.4s w Tile railroad
dat4t Tas edie- murI.inG the club are al
vouu- handsome. lud lady lie. and
u srs a aNI-t- NJ -.t anything objection
ap. Immoral in tIth .lre-. Or 1cii tn- they
vii W .auruntst lair- arr e-ro,.Ay r.
que.tei W ay a-iie a' rrudices pr false
uosl=.-r alt eA iud 'br- Young ahits
p.ay hsg aut " eal, Hleei fa, there con be
% Wrong mush -. rrms- 'or 2 girl Or
woman up ,sn 3 rr-prc -h't Ewing 10 the
bsafh-gi1 ~ eftu a'r ra.fne q The eren
American HaGi8nal game.
We have received from tbr publisher. W
=. ~fsnwood. E-q.. y fhi. city. . cops ~ hi
nrw "lirctors Of the cry o. Eil-w ORTIZ, FOR
1891 u contains history - Ellsworth, by
the late Hon iohu T. Moor. Z iiuel, written
sketch ~ Ellsworth aud u Green Lake. by
george II Hayue.. E.q.. " Carnden. also
full sBd complete directory Of citizens. busi-
ne-.. chur, be-. sfcni societies wiih names Of
ofiicers. Hancock county bar. officers Of the
court. streets. roads, syeuucs. ward limits city
government fer 1901. city government since
city orgaulzat on. and CREST variety Of other
valuable information. 10 getting out this
directory Mr.. SianNood has done an excellent
work which will supply long fell want Get
q copy early as there will no doubt be great
demand for the work.
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Marine List.

Ellsworth Port.
Friday, Aug >
oh : Lawrence, Patterson, Plymouth
sch Emily, Moon. Boston
ARRIVED
saturday, Aug -
S,h SeHe Grant, Dodge, Ep-tou
Sol slMrm FtirrL Hnn-rN. ~.tlrIn
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1t is rumored that an extensive stone quar-
ry will be opened on the homestead Of Mrs
Jennie 5. Kingsley at Winter Harbor, and op-
erations will be begun at an carly date This
property is situated on Grindstone Neck adj
joining the estate Of the Gouldsboro Land I'm.
provement Company and the character of the
granite is pronounced by experts to be first
class
Crescent Lodge OF Good Templars. Ded-
ham. is gaining in membership quite rapidly
OF late, and is in very prosperous condition.
A nice entertainment is furnished by the men,
beers at each meeting. They have formed two
companies, A. and b., to furnish entertain
ment alternately. Last quarter company b.
won and the association furnished treat OF
ice cream and cake. This quarter they have
chosen ladies rs captains. 1t has caused quite
au interest and draws in new members.
The Partridge fsmiy reunion was held in
Orlsnd, Aug. 10Th. TWAS a very pleasant aud
social meeting. The following were chosen a.
officers for the ensuing year: Edward Par.
fridge of stockton, President; Josiah Par
fridge OF RuCksport. Secretary; Henry Par
fridge of OrlaDd, Treasurer. A committee
was chosen consisting of Freeman Partridge,
c. II. Partridge. Mrs. Claraetta Lttlefield, W.
II. Gem. A. X. GRAY Edw Partridge. 1t was
voted that the committee meet the first We'd
nesday in August. 1892. to locate place and
time for holding the next reunion.
A serious accident occurred on the shore
psth, Monday night of last week. at Bar Har-
Dor. Mr.. John Kelly and Miss York were
walking along near the Morrill, cottsge. 1t
WIS quite dark and the elf was very steep.
Mr.. Kelly made missiep and went over the
bank drawing the young lady with him. Both
were stunned by the fall. but the young lady
regained consciousness after \ time and sought
assistance ut the Sears cottage Men and Ian
terms were soon at the scene of the accident
and Mr.. Kelly was carried to the Morrill, cot
tage and thence on a blackboard provided with
mattress, to his boarding house, in an uncon-
scinus condition. lie is still suffering and his
recovery Is doubtful.
The grand naval review at Bar Harbor,
Wednesday, occupied the attention of all and
the village was deserted. The weather was
perfect and the water smooth with scarcely
ripple. All the members of the kebo Valley
Club were invited by Secretary Tracy to view
the mauuuvres from the Despatch. On the
Despatch were Mrs Blaine. Parke Goodwin.
Col. Goldman. senator Lispenard Stewart. Mr.
George Pendletnu Bower. Mr.. Fisk. Mr. and
Mrs. Barney. MIR. Camel, Mr. Lane. Gen. Al
ger, senator Cameron and other distinguished
guests. Invitations had been sent out from the
Enterprise. Chicago and Philadelphia. the En-
terprise having very large party AT 10 II
the Despatch with Secretary racv led the
WAY out OF the harbor. followed by the ships
in the following order: Flagship Phladel-
phia, Newark. Petrol. NcsuNu> and Enter
prs" IN line through the channel inside The
BAD Porcupine." and the Chicago was NJ
lowed bv the Gushing. Atlantis. \ orktuNn ana
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Atts-t IptIN ? k>pWITpN. Clerk
\ true russ ct the r"' itiun anil ar'iel ih"rruu,
1W4 Attest JOHN ,. kNbNITDN. tIrrS.
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One of the heaviest blows that ParnelI has 70.
eeIved comes out of this country. The Ma
tonal Federation Of America. orgs nized to aid
the home rule movement, has circulated i'm the
Jnitsd States an address calling on all the
friends OF home rule to unite in oprositio, .o
lsrneh Pubic sentiment. always unstable
has II Parnells case gone from one extreme to
the other. Prom a popularity that amounted
almost To worship. he has passed 10 utter di,-
favor. The action Of the National Federation
may BE- regarded a. well nigh cInchipg In.
defeat for II Is FROM the American sympa-
thlzers Ia the lrish CAUSE that :. large propor-
tIon =! tie funds needful 10 q campa IN comes.
The denUuciatioH Of Pare in the address
while eloquent aud incisive is even less sicuiti-
cant than lie invitation to ali friends OF Ireland
% enroll IN the ranks OF the federation. The
ofcers signing the aiiross are Tomas AdIis
EEmet. ND, president; Eugene Kelly, treas
Urer James = cO.cla-iI. 81 cre' ary and John
Byrne. chairman. The fo,ia "a ION Is evidently
eompl,t cly &Ad cunIpactiy organized. and
capable Of concer tratei aston With the infu-
eaee and money that II viii certainly have
under eontroL-
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4S-IxcH WIDE NErs.

You have probably seen heard Of the Palsis
Royals Lace Nets and Of the bargains shown from
time to time. These Nets ectiDse all FORMER OFFERINGS.
soc. YARD-Polka Dots, crescents. stripes and
Dots and new design which puzzles the writer y
describe. but which is beautiful withal.
soc- YARD-Four particularly choice designs n
forsl and eeometricsl effects.
SOC. YARD-Four styles. among which is thu FleaE
De Lis pattern and of quality worth sl. Toe yard.
q rARD-seyeral patterns. The piece q boz.
knot design the style and quality If what bens
yetailed elsewhere at 81. s5 yard
At S1.25. sl.35. sl.j0. sl6s. eL75 and 81 auo
shown some very choice Nets. which VIII do well -
ask 70 see.
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Positive news Of Professor Sorsa's recovery
Vii bs received with general s-tIsiaction. The
MARINE Land has been credit 20 its govern
mental patron age Uncle sam is young. rs ages
IN tie family Of nations 90. and with all his
I'pi4 and brilliant progress in business and
OsheT sgLst&ItIs directions ne IL "A hItle new in
art A. a natural eonseouonco his pictures are
somsiiInes q tribe eccentric and hir statuary
suggestive. uOw and then. of a Job lot frcm a
osnae;egy furnishing store. But LIE doesu' I &c,
- -nd4SI On Ai- mlalc
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EupRonpER1Es AT REDUCED Prices

10 PATTERNS EMBROIDERED FLOUNC-
ing, ~ inches wide. In Irish POINT and HEM
STITCHED EFFECTS. Regular price. 81. 50
to &2 80. All REDUCED to
81 yard.
SPATTERNS of HEMSTITCHED FLOUNC-
ING in EXTRA FINE DRAWN WORK. all
done by HAND. Regular value, 81. 80 to So so.
ALL REDUCED to
OIL yard.
STYLES BLACK HINDOO CLOTH
FLOUNCING, EMBROIDERED in COLORS.
also PLAIN BLACK or TINSEL. Regular
price, 81. so to $3.50. YOUR CHOICE for 81
yard.
PLAIN BLACK HINDOO CLOTH FLOUNC-
ING, 45 inches WIDE HAND-SrITCHED. Reg
ular value, Csc. OUR SPECIAL PRICE. 5Oc.
yard.
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NJ ssss0kyF* ssEEnr EEx*E- ssss
aEs film T.. WV WV SIS SIS
e $'iR 4. f ( II
+ EEE TIT TIT EEK sRH
LIZ Exx ! i Erx / q

Between the building opera
tons now going on here and the
fact that we take stock July 81
We are exceedingly anxious TO sell
all OF our present stock, with Q
view of opening the fall season
with new stock as well as a new
store.
HOSIERY SPECIALS.
lot of Ladies' Fancy Striped
and Fast Black" Hose. Re
duced from "a to PIC. per pair.
lot Of Ladies' Fast Black"
Unbleached Isle Thread and
Solid Colored Cotton Hose Re-
duced from 45 and Soc to 3oc,
per pair.
l lot Of Ladies' Boot pattern
Richelieu Ribbed Isle Hose. Re-
. duced from 80 to BE.
APRON SPECIALS"
We offer our entire stock Of 25c.
Aprons at PIC. each.
PARAsoL SPECIAL"
We offer our entire stock OF
Parasols at r.. 35 each. We're 50.
$50, "a, 81. 80 and 80.
CORSET SPECIAL.
o pairs c. B. A Ia Sirene Cor
sets. Sizes "a. o5. 2j and "a.
Reduced from 81 to 19c.
BLAZER SPECIAL"
Ladies' Cream Striped flannel
Blazers, full-roll, same shape as
our 50 Blazer. Only 81. 10 each.
SPECIALS" in Ladies' Shirts,
Shirt Waists. Wrappers. Wash
Suits, Outing" Suits, &c.
Hs- Elegant line of Silk Waists.
WILLIAM II. NcKNEW,
10 933 Pennsylvania ave.
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In JAPANESE DEPARTMENT.
HERE ARE SOME SPECIAL ITEMS.
100 Large Oatmeal Bowls.
&c. each
2o Fine Toxic Covered Vegetable Dishes. 8
Prom 81. 90 to 81. 90
Worth double r
90 Sugar Bowls. u
-Reduced from DC. to 15c.-
so Cracker Jars in Toxic, Sagi and Dwarf.
-J0c each
80 Sagi Bowls.
-Reduced from 50c. to 25c.-
% Imari Butter Dishes
-Reduced from s5c. to J0c.-
IS Assorted Pieces comprising Vases. Cracker
Jars, Meat Dishes. &c.
Worth from 81 30 10 81. co. Only 81 o.
Just received lot Of 200 Open Fans in the
newest colors and designs.
10 and l.pc. each
(Third floor. LIST annex
WOODWARD 4 LOTHROP.
1y13 10th, 1lth and SITS. NV.
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independently q any physical conside ratious
M h-~ine i'ay ye; ind It prudent TO cut any
iFisnis LIE ma have who are engaged in the
psac1lce Of medicine He can afford TO have
Doctor seen rIns ing Li- door bell.
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Wnar OuR BurrRs SAY.

The eisht buyers who were sent on 70 Nev yorf 10
take advsntase Of the orporuniy on, .umm~r
stocks Of IMPORTERS ana other. have now all r.sura.
The goods secured vii; make the Palai. Royal clear
ing sale doubly attractive.
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LAcEs AT HALF Pnrcrs.

From the seven hundred and eleven pieces may he
selected over hundred pieces that are Offered liz.
orally at half price. Not piece that not from ten
TO nfteen per cent below current prices.
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IAe di-eussioa between Lord Salisbury and
the HERMAN emperor - 10 '.how the peace Of
Europe may he maintained might su ;aest the
ProPriety Of q south American disS,.ssion ON
how TO save the piece"
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Until September Ne Close on Saturday. At O'Clock
and the balance Of the week a ) pm.
Pnrcrs TIED Down T1oHr
e. e. f. e. En- En- En- W.
Z iEs Z I 1 / 7 ssss =

WASH DRESSES are In their glory now-and II you
need another-or would like let out the bounds of
your varsity another notch-the cuts we have made
among these summer ''stuffs" offer you the mos,
TEMPTING opportunity. 1t IL not an ordinary reduc
o"n-not merely drawing down OF Q few cents on
the co-t-because they NOT ordinary qualities and
patterns Betfer-'aore ezeIustre.
All the PRINTED PONGEES-not only
those that you have seen-but a lot of new
ones-Blue ground work with White polka
-pots-are l2b.c. Any pattern that pleases
you.
All the PLAID and STRIPED LOTUS
CLOTHS that were loo. are now IKE. Q
yard
27-inch OUTING CLoTHs-you have al.
ready PASSED admirinz Judgment ON our SCI
lection of ehects-are l2hc yard
The FRENCH PINEAPPLE JACONETS.
IN all the beauty of their original designs are
now only In. yard. They are =, inches
wide and make neat appearance as you
could desire.
Take any Of ;he 32-inch FRENCH Or
CANDIES for 90. a yard. We are not
'sshorc" on pretty patterns.
There are just twenty five pieces OF PURE
LINEN LAW NS-.J inches wide-and they
are only r.. q yard. Latest styles.
@inch ROYAL INDIA CLOTHS-I2Lc
ayarI You can lounge about in them to
your hearts content and they will not
wrinkle. still they soft and graceful in
drapery. Prevailing shades
We Know we have started this department ont for
smother busy spell. The new prices will make il a
short one. Few yards will b. left to measure here
wher IL comes time to take stock. The harvest is
yours-and W. are sstished-because you are always
ApTreciaiive. Better begin YOUR picking AT ONCE
before somebody else claims the Prize.
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Tn1xxrses.

Tnrxxrxes
50 pieces of FINE DRESS TRIMMING.
CONsIsTIN0 OF SILK FEATHER TRIM.
MING. SILK HEADINGS. SILK GIMPS.
Marabout Trimming. re-. I'm all colors. Regu-
lar prices. 25c. to u. 80 yard. ALL MARKED
DOWN 70
Sc. yard.
Wa PIERCE CO..
Successor TO T. @. Davis,s
10 Aaskse Specs.
- Corner Ssh ct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-13

Perhaps AZ Soald have been lie tier If they had
admitted the reporters 10 the second olec,rocu-
ton and Kept them out Of the first.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-13

With John l. Sullivan IN tho drama and a
Contract with Cincinnati base ball club n, The
L.nds OF a minstrel manager. tbs fuiurelo, tho
drama seems secure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-13
HE DKrss Goops BurrR SAYS,

'HaO tAs ladies meet IA Ae,r lord arc rearisS
oas orthess dresses" Anu-ion made to the s.n,ou
ponsees of China. Electric. Gobein and Navy Blues.
with White ngurrs ami Polka Dots. these also tho.s
with sh; grounds have heen secured 20 ell a, le.c
yard. The India Mulls at l2xe.. the buyer says,
Are iden'oai desgRs aud ooIorlaOs 70 fAs .sseA
pors e. penstrs 0rodndsesn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-13
| 25c. FANS Fon l3c.

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