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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-21
EVEN GnrArza Rrpucrross.

Broken lots or otherwise Undesirable garments at
prices ike these
90 Tor Seal Plush Jackets. with eorree. high
ais
81 = For those na-kci s2J. so. $50. $40 and
els some with collars ard cuffs Of Astrakhan fur
others with military braid fas;enins Others with real
seal Trimmings. all lined throughout with heavy
satin rhadaLne.
So.JOFOr choice Of Ladies Cloth listers marked
sl3. err. slI. slO. go. ss and e.. Beaver Cloth
Mixed Chevio;s and stripes the maierials-
S0.9S Fer the listers marked SEQ SO SIS,
sl' slo AM ell Beavers in Gray. Blue and Green.
Mixed ChcviOts N Grays and Black Tan and Brown.
Navy Ard Gray.
SZ.9S For T,rh,-a,,iDx y.c,o.. Of n.,rs- and
Chevio;sL Black, Brown. Navy and Green Sizes "a
70 81 Reduced from So Clste-s OF Chevot Beavers
ii4ids. Stripes sizes for six-yeGrold children. For
slsr prices %. &c. 80. sio. si2 and sI3A
IUEs-choose any Cape or Mag and claim ons-h:,h
on the marked price Trimmings. too, You NAV
MAKE your old plain iacke: look like e new one-.,le
IN expensive new Jacket Select the fur you fancy and
Claim one nth OF the price you see marked on IL To
Select from are Trimmings OF opossam, lynx raecoon
nlArten. bear coney. hare, nutria asrakhan beaver
gray krnaIner. angorz, &c. All widths The marked
prizes range from Joc. to ss yard
u NDERvEAR-The heAIth-presery.ar and dirt
Getyny skiTts Of cloths and silks all the wooien and
Aerino Underwear. all LeygEs, &e, for LADIES ans!
Children At 10 per cent discount
DRIc-A-BEAc--caoose aay Vase. Urn or other
ornament In this department. and ask and discoun,
Of 10 per eeEt.
q We kn9e all these Giseouafs ps<an reyu l,ff< 4,
the prices varied GA tae gOSds crs hi g. the
Stety esre. Is tVsster. We can only ask you to IL
sessissse. Your eyes viii rot decisive you
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ADKINS. On January 10. 1892 OF pneumonia.
MAUD BAGBl, youngest daughter Of Milton T. and
sarsh l. Adkins. ased seven months and twenty-five
None can tell like mothers sad heart
Mnsi !; Is with her chlid 70 Isrt.
STREAMING Is sunshine IRON above.
81 rr asssh rssy At at the parents; 5.s
yited.
BErE RE- %sn On Ssn1.y wi Fl , ls 4 hs rs;
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
CREHAN. On january 70. 1882 at a4s. IN the
fottis,h year q his ase. at 2ls strest NORTHWEST
'VhN ckEhAN.
DARpEN. On January 20. 1852. ". DARDES.
Funeral On Thursday. Private.
a, Is. at her r-.denSe Mrsi ANNE ~ SHkST
Txssh .tTee, ri,sna. q ,hs ' Sss...s
invited to attend
a. m. CAkL o. 10. beloved sou II Philip and Annie
hettenkener tnse Neuratn). ased sixteen months AID
Tp us for sixteen an rious mouths
And then he lads isrs~sli 10 earth
And went to i've IN heaven.
Funeral will take place from his parents residence
g. Massachusetts avenue northeast. on SUNDAY. the
are rssiec,luliy invited 70 siteni isaisors pspss
her home IN Virginia. ALICE daasaisr oi j. " .ed
Mary Hileary, in the twenty fourth year Of her age
shed not for her the bitter tear.
Nor e1ye the heart 10 regret,
lis but the cssket that lice neEe.
The gem that niisd It sp.rkles yet.
Interment at the family burial lot In Virginia.
kEEFE; on Tuesday. January 10. leite. q $50
pm. PAIklC l., beoyed husband Of Annie keefe.
Funeral from Liz residence. Slg Second str-rs
TO ST snis are slsGss
QuCsEed 10 attend %
& her oh s sn :l.:s a.
MARY BRENT. widow Of the late Theodore Mu.her
sOmery county. Md. in the sixty -.i.tb year her
Notice o: funeral hereafter
RAFFERTY,, On Nedn, sday. January 20. lspe 1t
AS :, M. Am. beloved wife OF james Rssery.
fuuers! from late residence. No. ils3 Connect.
o'ciock a. m koqusm mass Al 81. MATHEW. c.ores
a, 30 Relatives and friends ,spe,t;uiy invited
RoLIINGs, On Wednesday. January 10. 1892 at
lao PIN, at lac, .ss,,eenes. lv-5 I~enty seeoed
RolIinss. in the nifty seventh year Of her axe.
Funeral IRON Il iaui,s church. Twenty third street
day. January 20. Is pm.
seod dlu On !sDS sg 10 s,S va
Scott. aseo sif year,. eight months and twentyOns
Another rosebud planted in tie garden Of heaven.
Funeral the residence Of her parents 3l3 sixth
street northeast Friday morning at n O'Clock. fneps
IuRLEY. On Tuesday. January 49, 1892. JAMES
ANDREW. the beloved son Of James u. and MalinaA
T.. urey, aged hse months and tweIty-i~o days.
FuDers Friday. January -. at O'clo-a ~
parents residence. Ito street north keiatyes
and friends invited TO attend
Tuesday. January 10. issss. GEORGE K. TTnRIS.
in the h;.y-scc.snd year ol his
The relatives and Trends a tine family resEe-
fully invited attend his the resldence
of hls mother No. iSs2 M.ltberler northwest.
on Friday January -. az ocsock pm
WALSH; On Wednesday. January 20. 1ssB2. Ct I 30
y. M. JOHN. besoseu husband O. C1s.eraEe Wash.
In the fifty second year of Els age.
funeral from lbs late Residence. 5o4 Eighth street
southwest. saturday. at 30 thence St Dom
mics Church. where hsh Requiem viii l.e u
fered for the r-iose OF his soul The menls.s If
yited ~ attend %
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Laur Decides to Challenge the Minister, but
IL Treated With Contempt.

Laur Decides to Challenge the Minister, but
IL Treated With Contempt.
PARIS, Jan. 2l.-M Laur, the Boulangist
member Of the chamber Of deputies who was
struck by N. Constants minister OF the inte-
rior, during the stormy scene in the chamber
Tuesday, determined to seek revenge for the
blow inflicted upon him by the minister.
Though he had telegraphcd to NJ. Rochefort,
the Boulangist, asking for advice as to the
course he should pursue, and though N. Roche
forte had replied with q message couched in
language insulting to both NJ. Constans and the
French court advising ii. Laur that under the
circumstances he could neither fight nor sue,
the latter declined to heed the leader OF his
party and accordingly he chose seconds, who
waited upon NJ. Constans last night the
bearers OF a challenge to fight duel.
according to the code governing personal
combats the challenged party has always the
right to select the weapons to be used, but in
this case NJ. Laur took it upon himself to
choose not only the weapons which he wanted
should be pistols, but the other details of the
proposed duel. He wanted to exchange three
shots with NJ. Constans 1T distance OF twenty
PAGES.
When the representatives Of the blood
thirsty member of the chamber OF deputies
arrived at the residence OF NJ. Constans they
were somewhat surprised at not being treated
in the manner which generally obtains in
cases like the one in question. Usually the
representatives Of the challenger are received
by the challenged man, who names the gentle
man or gentlemen who will represent him in
arranging the details of the duel and be with
him on the field. In this case Nj. Laur's
seconds were politely informed that NJ. Con-
STAINS refused to receive them. The messenger
added that NJ. Constans had instr ucted him to
inform them that he would not fight. He had
been kept waiting too long and he did not in
tend to be all his life at the disposal OF NJ.
Laur.
When the seconds informed NJ. Laur of the
result of their errand the latter Immediately
wrote letter to NJ Constans repeating the in
sulting language he had used in the chamber
Of deputies which led to the attack upon him
by the minister.
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"A M1Dw1srEn,s TALE"

Thefall season has come and gone and we re-
turn our hearty thanks to you for the large
amount Of trade which you found to be to your
interest to place with US. The season has been
avery satisfactory one. and now at its close we
intend to inaugurate q great PRUNING
SALE" and this il the ,cav we will do it.
Hassocks. 25c. Holland Shades, 3x8. with
fringe. 29c. "a Velour Table Covers. heavily
fringed. cut from %. SO to GIGS. Afew pair o:
Satin Derby Curtains at s1375. cut from s25.
Us pairs Of Odd Portierss. only one pair Of
kind. Here is picnic for you. The prices
have been pruned until nothing but the Por.
there's are left. Plain and Figured China Silks.
80 inches wide. Csc. &c.. 15c. and 12hc. Silk
olines At 1Oc. Best Atwood Art Squares, I'd.
by s I'D, $40. 20; price SIS. Gray Goat RUGS.
clos. Extra Super Ingram Carpets. 4Sc.
Best ALL wool Ingrains at Sc. Tapestry Car
pets at 4oc. Velvet Carpets. Sc. few very
desirable patterns Of Body Brussels and Mo-
Quets at ''pruning prices" Our stock Of Fur
niture Is catchy in style and taking in price.
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FEARS OF A WATER FAMINE
The Lake Crib Has Choked Up with leo and
Has Frozen Solid.

AHe Lake IT'D bas Choked up Win leo ana
Has Frozen Solid.
CHICAGO, Jan. 21.-For the frs. time in its
history Chicago is. threatened with a water
famine that may prove Of great injury to all
business interests and a menace to property all
over the city. At midnight last night the lake
crib at the end Of tho tunnel, the main source
OF the city's water supply. began TO choke up
with Ice. and this morning was frozen solid for
the hrst time since the tunnel built All
the manufactures in the city were unable to
start up this morning and all the hotels and
residences could not secure even enough water
Tor cooking purposes. Fortunately only light
wind Is blowing, SO o serious confagration is
not threatened. In case OF fire the ere de part
ment would be almost helpless.
One or two small fires broke ont this morn
ing, out owing to the favorable conditions
they were quickly extinguished by chemical
engines. Thousands of householders are
crowding into the city hall and clamoring for
water, but the city authorities nre unable to
satisfy them or assure them that they will be
granted immediate relief.
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THE NEW ASSESSMENT.
The Assessor Suggests some Iegisissfa.-
When the Work Gan BE Completed.


Assessor Trimble today submitted 10 The
Commissioners the following communication,
setting forth his views a. to the probability Of
the completion of the general assessment no.
in progress within the time prescribed by the
present law:
I am informed by the assistant assessors who
are engaged in making the trienniAl assessment
under the provisions Of the act Of March 3.
1891. that IL will be impossible TO make a full
and satisfactory return Of the assessment BY
the first Monday Of June re,t, rs required un-
ger the provisions of section Of tie act APP
proved March 8. issS.
IL Is admitted that the cities OF Washington
and Georgetown can he completed by the time
indicated. The difficulty. however, arises in
connection with that part 90 tile District out
side OF the cities and the assessment Of this. 10
is claimed, cannot be done with the same care
and attention that is being given 20 the
cities If required TO be returned by June
next IL has been suggested that the
present Law remain IN force 90 far ss
the two cities are concerned. but that the re-
turn OF the county assessment be postponed
for sufficient length OF time 10 make care
ful levy. Any pos,ponement Of the time Tor
the return and equalization would of course
necessitata postponemeut OF the payment Of
the first half OF tho taxes which nov become
due and payable in November az each
year. Il do not favor the suggestion
tat would make the county taxes payable at
different time from the city. even for one year:
but IN view Of tho facts, and ne a precautionary
measure. think IL would be wei 90 ssk au-
thority from Congress empowering the Com
missioners. in their discretion, TO postpone the
requirements Of existing Law applicable 20 the
return and equalization Of sssessraents and
the collection Of taxes Hereunder, for
no: exceeding six months for
the fiscal year 1893 In this 10
done the "a xes for that year would be due and
! payable Ia the month Of May. Ia 10 reasona-
BILE 70 presume that the new assessment will
materially increase the amount of taxes, aud
having TO pay the entire amount in one INSTALL
inont may perhaps be somewhat burdsnsome
TO our taxpayers. l think a reasonable dis
count should be allowed for prompt payment,
covering both the months Of MAY and June,
adding, OF course, the usual penalty after the
discount period has expired.
In the Preparation OF ill on the foregoing
SUBJECTS L think il would be appropriate 20 in
scrt clause repeating that portion Of section
of the act relating TO the levy OF as.ess-
ments approved March 3. 1858. which reads AZ
| follows; but they shall not reduce the aggre-
gate value Of the real property below the
aggregate value thereof as made by said AS
SCISSORS"
This provision il not only embarrassing, but
utterly impractcable in Its enforcement
| therefore recommend that the attorney for
the District be directed TO prepare u bill on
| the subject matter herein submitted, to 10
transmitted to Congress for passage at as early
date as practicable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-21
ALL. QUIET AT TANGIER.

The Objectionable Governor Has Been Re
moved and the Revolt Subsidies.
TANarER, Jan. 2l.-The tribal revolt in the
vicinity of this city is subsiding. owing to the
receipt of news by the rebels that the objec-
tionable governor has been removed by the
sultan.
The government, however, is taking measures
to protect the European residents Of Tangier,
and hundreds of soldiers are arriving to de-
fend them in the event OF q renewal Of the
trouble.
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WOODWARD AND LorHRop,
10TH. nth AND = SITS. NV.
ToMonaow. FRlDAY,
Will be
VERY ATTRACTIVE REMNANT DAY WITH US.

Useful and seasonable things will be found in
every department. There IS an extra accumu-
lation of short Lenctks." - Broken Sizes"
odd Lots. Soilcd aud Mussed Gods aud so on
from the JANUARY REDUCTION SAILS
we've been holding. Don't pass the Black and
Colored Dress Goods counters Undesirable
lengths have gathered thick and fast. This OPP
portunity Is an uncommOniy favorable one for
buyers Make known your wants Ut any de-
psrtment-yeu can have them gratifed and for
very small amount. as 'ieDtndnts" are
marked al tie io,res' prices you'pe euer knoun.
We start with an
UNPARALLELED OFFERING.
REMNANTS OF
CHINA SILK AND SILK STUFFS FOR
HOME DECORATION.
1t has never been equaled in the history Of
our Art Needlework Department. There
short pieces with Just enough for Scarfs,
Pillow Coverings. sash Curt aims. Mantel and
Piano Draperies. or perhaps enough for a ,hld's
Bed. Also lot of ANTIQUE JAPANESE
SCARFS and PIECES OF SILK, EMBROID-
EkED AND PLAIN. IN VARIOUS LENGTHS
AND SIZES, at marked at trlfin0 Rea.nant
prices.
Center Tables,
Art Needlswork Department.
81. ,
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Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
COLUMBUS, OHIo Jan. 2.-No one who un.
derstands the situa ton of the attempt to Gus,
United States Senator Brice. or to investigate
his right to hold the seat he now occupies. as
the movement has been made in this legisla-
ture, believes that anything will come of it. In
fact it is altogether likely that the matter will
rest just where i; is until this legislature shall
be no more. 1t was made special order for
last Thursday, but the republican leaders dis
covered that the democrats we're ready to tack
on o rider providing for investigation also of
Senator Sherman's election. As the republi-
cans could not afford to oppose this and they
did not want to dignity the charges against
Senator Sherman by placing them upon ex-
actly the same plane with those against Senator
Brice they took the course OF referring the
matter promptly back TO the committee on
elections Of the house. where 1t ID perfectly
well understood it will quietly sleep.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-21
GUIDED BY a DEAD MAN.
A Possible Explanation Of . Recent Disaster
I'm the West

CLArros. H., Jan. 2l.-Considerable COM
ment has been caused in railroad circles here
over q statement made by Fireman Edward
Warbler, who was on the Inflated west
bound Wabash cannon BALI express that
dashed into the east-bound express at
Aladdin near East Hannibal about week ago.
Engineer Buchard Of that train was killed and
all the railroad men wondered how so
careful man as he could have
run by the switch in a fog as he
did. Warbler, who is recovering from
hurts in the wreck. says that Burchard was
undoubtedly dead in his cab before reaching
the switch. having died OF heart disease soon
after leaving Hull. This Warbler now believes.
as Burchard did not take his head from the
window once after leaving Hull station. Rail-
road men generally credit the story.
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DIrCHED BY A BROKEN RAIL.

a Sioux City Train Wrecked at Hamilton.
MIMI, but No One Killed.
MINNEAPoLIs, MIMI, Jan. 2l.-The Sioux
City train on the Chicago, St Paul, Minneapo-
lis and Omaha road was wrecked by broken
rail at Hamilton early this morning, twenty
miles from st. Paul Four sleepers were ditched
and piled mp in confusion. By q miracle no
one was killed. The loss to the company will
be $40, 900. The sleepers were from Kansas
City, Omaha, Sioux City and Tracy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-21
AGAIN WRAPPED IN FOG.
Electric and Gas Lights Used by Daylight
in London.

LONDON, Jan. 21.--The city today is wrapped
in dense. almost impenetrable fog. equal to
that which prevailed at Christmas time and
which caused much loss of life and meal
culable money damage. Traffic ia greatly i'm.
peded, and so dark is it that the use of electric
and gaslight has been resorted to throughout
the city in houses, shops and factories.
As an illustration of the extent to which Lon
doners were compelled to Use gas during
Christmas week it may be stated that the Lon
don Gaslight and Coke Company, which sup
plies about thrce-fourths Of London with gas,
on one day alone furnished consumers with
12S, 000, coo cubic feet of gas. There was burned
on that day in the manufacture OF gas $4,000
tons OF coal
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Plans for Redistricting Ohio.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
COLUMBUS, ONO, Jan. 2l.-The state legisla-
ture has been in session just two weeks and
already four separate and distinct bills for re-
districting the state for Congress have been
offered-all by republican members. It 10
evidence Of the fact that there 10 o scramble
smoug the young republicans Of the state to
secure for themselves strong republican dis
tricts which will send them 70 Congress- Ali
Of these redistricting bills will need TO be re-
ferred to Q committee to be ground down into
. general measure that viii receive the approval
Of TIN majority. u y probable that under the
innueucs Of Gov. McKfnlsy's Recommendation
foy fairness IN this redistricting work the 70
publicans viii not take moro than fourteen Of
3ho twenty -ons congressional districts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-21
ScRoru1A Is, In TIE MAIN.

ScRoruLA Is. In TIE MAIN.
disease Of cary lfe Home knowledge is all astray
not; your doctor will know.
We do not prescribe. We are chemists. We make
the remedy-sCOTT's EMULSION of cod-lver oil.
Your doctor must tell you when to use it,
book on CAREFUL LIVING tells what scrofula is
Shall We send it, Free.
SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists. 132 South 5th ave. =,
New York.
Your druggist keeps SCOTS EMULSION of cod
liver oil-all druggists everywhere do. 81.
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS
of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEETH.
ING. with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES the
CHILD. sOFTENs the GUNS. ALLAYS all PAIN,
CURES WIND COLO. and Is the best remedy for
DlARRHEA. Sold by Druggists in every part of the
world. Be and ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing
Syrup and take no other kind. % cents bottle.
d3l1y
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/. b. TowsEn & Sos.
DRY GOODS DEALERS.

1S16 9Th Of. q ~.
VIII put on sale Monday large lot Of remnants Of all
WOOL and also cheaper Dress Goods at about one-hsl1
the regular price.
One bale Unbieachcd Cotton, Sc.
"a Fruit Of the Loom Blsached Cotton. 6}<c
!0-4 Bleached Sheetng, lie.
lO-4 CnbieaL he'd Sheetinx, I5c
biesehed Pillow Case Cotton. &c.
One case OF Light and Dark Calico, Sc,
one lot remnants OF Apron Ginghams; worth q and
1Qc. only &c.
Remnants Black Henrietta. one-third Oh.
Blankets and Comforts ct cost prices.
Dress oinxhAms aud &c. former price, 8 and 1oc,
Siosn9 Out our Cioaks At ous-half regular price.
Feather proof Ticking. lac.
MMsass Atwood SKIRTS, 81 regular prise, q. Is
we are nov Giving Webaser'S Large Dictionary I'M
Of cosi to all cash customers. Elease cSl and ~ ~
terms on which Il In g1ven. isl8
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R..cu.d /. the Nsck Of Time.

YORK, PA, Jan. 2i.-Elisha johnson, col
ored, decoyed Jacob ,studebsker of West
minister, Nd, to point on the Frederick divi-
sion railroad Tuesday night and after beating
him over the head with a hammer placed him
on the railroad track. Studebaker's groans
were heard and . Hrsskiug crew discovered
him lust betose1 train arrived. johnson has
been sssested and wess yesterday identified by
Studebaksr, whoee injuries may prove fatal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-21
20 PER CENT DISCOUNT.

HE Ps,as Royal IS Offering this seasons styles of
Wraps and urs one-fith less than marked prices.
Not garment has D.en reserved; all marked At the
low prices cash business enables. The collection
cOpIrses:
Ladies' shlwis. from SOC. to $40 each.
Ladies ain Jackets. from 50 to s22 each.
trimmed Jackets, from sS TO $40 each.
Bernhardt CaPes. from IL to So each.
Winter Flannel Wrapp,rs. from s2 to s5each.
Robes lie Chan.bre, from 50 TO SIS each.
Imported lea Gowns. from IL 20 SO each.
CoOred si-k Waists. from 50 70 80 each
Bedford Cord WAISTS. from IS - u 50 each.
fI1nnel Waists. from SI.S 90 TO e. - each
CAiilIen's Cloth listers. from "a TO SID each
Misses Goth Jackets. from Si TO els each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-21

He Prevented n Considerable Robbery, bu
Lost His Life.

Lost His Life.
SACRAMENTO, CAL, Jan. 2l.-John Howard.
night Waterman at Rio. Vistsolan county, was
shot and killed by a burglar early this morn
ing. The burglars broke into the office OF
the Sacramento Transportation Company about
midnight and succeeded in drilling open the
safe, in which.was about $4,000 One of the
men was stationed outside to act as guard,
armed with double-barreled shot gun. How
ard saw the guard and hailed him. when the
burglar fred a charge Of buck shot. taking
effect in Howard's abdomen. The shooter then
ran toward the river, followed by two others,
who left the coin and tools behind them in their
haste Howard, though MORALLY wounded,
fired several shots after the fleeing safe crack
ers. None of them hit their mark, however,
and as Howard dropped exhausted and dying,
the men pulled a small boat toward Woods
Island, whence they made their escape.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-01-21

PHILADELPHIA, IAN. 21.-Ths sheriff has
served IN attachment on the insurance compa-
mics q Pitwton, fA.. restraining them from
paying the insurance money duo TO she Strine
Monday last The amount b e2,lz0 Thu
attachment was Issued ~ ~ Psepls's saving
Bank Of pittyton.
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ja9-eo6t

The D1sso1ur1os SALE
OF FINE TAILoR-MApE CLOTHING
And Gents Furnishing Goods is still going on and
will only last few days longer The stock must be
closed ont regardless Of cost. Mems Suits and Over
coats at 80 cents ON the dollar.
Boys Suits and Overcoats at so cents on the dollar
Childrens Suits and Overcoats at 30 cents on the
dollar.
You should not miss this CHANCE to get Fins
Tailor-mads Clothing at SO cents ON the dollar.
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO..
Jas 9TH and @ sta
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Rrnwr.n Drp.prurxn

4 pairs Hand embroidered Linen Pillow
pair.
s pairs Fancily Hemsttched Linen Pillow
Cases Reduced from ~ 20 to 81 pair
(Second hoor ..................ll th st. buidng)