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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-02
Public Sale
OF
REAL PROPERTY


By virtue OF n deed Of trust made by George
G. hannah aud wife TO George W. Eckhhtt. Jr.,
dated on the lith day OF December, A. ID. lsH',
and recorded In the ONCE OF the Clerk OF the
County Court In Deed OF Trust Book ". page
33l aud OF an order OF the circuit Court OF
Ohio county West Virginia, made on the 9Th
day OF December. A. ID. 1891, substituting the
undersigned n trustee In the said deed OF trust
Ia place OF the said George w. Eckhart Jr.,
will, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 9th. 1902.
beginning NJ 10 O'Clock a. M sell ~ public auc-
ton At the front door OF the Court House OF
Ohio county, the following described real prop
crty that Is % say: parcel CT land In The city
OF Wheeling. In the said county or OHIO,
bounded and described ~ follows: Beginning
In the west line Of lot one hundred and nine
ty-one In Chapline & Eofs addition 20 the city
OF Wheeling said line being the east line OF
Cnaphue street AZ the northwest corner Of the
portion OF the said lot owned by w. w. IRWIN,
thence running eAstwardly and parallel TO the
north line OF said lot 20 the alley In tue rear
thereof called alley "D": thence running
notthwardly with the west side OF said alley
thirty four feet, more or less, 20 the northeast
corner Of brick NAsh-houso. thence running
westwardly and parallel to the south line Oh
sail lot 10 CbapliHe street, aud from thence
with the east line OF Cbaplide street 20 the place
Of beginning, together with the buildings
thereon. or in any way aPpurta.ning,. being
by Edwin Hornbrook aud wife by deed OF Ocio-
Der Cd 1852. and OF record IN the Office OF the
Clerk OF County Court Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, In Deed Book ~. page 100.
TKnMs or SILE-One third of the purchase
money and % much more ~ the purchaser may
elect, cash on the day Of SOLE and the residue
In two equal instAllments, payable respectively
IA , ne and two yenrs from the day OF sale, with
interest from that day. the purchaser giving
his note for the deferred installmsnts. secured
by n deed OF trust upon the property, and In
'''"''S' HENRY ~ RUSSELL.
dee Trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-02
Health is Wealth


Dr. z. G. WEsT's NERVE AND BEAM TREAT.
NKxT . guarebteed spec.hc for HystsrtA. Dtzzi-
ness, CongestlODs. Pits. Nervous Neufalgis,
Hesdacbe. Nervous Prostitution, caused BY the
Csc OF alcohol or tobacco. WskefEiesss. Mental
Depression. softsning Of the Bfsin. resUltingin
insanity and leading % misery decay and death.
Premature Old Age, Barrenr-ss. Loss % Power
In either ser Inyoluuisry Los sss srf Sperfna-
torrheA caused by oysreIs tiOn o. The brain.
self.Abuse OF Oyer-In6olgenee. Each boz con
tsins one months treatment 800 oox or sir
boxes FOR 500, sent By mail prepaid on receipt
Guarantee Six Boxes
To cue any case. Win each orees received ~
"a for siT boxes. accom- .Gnisd vita IS o. we vii
SEND the purchaser written zaarantee 70 re-
yund the money II the treatment does Sot eject
a cure. Guarantees Issued Only through
NoLAIN BROTHERS
Druggists. Sole Agents, gcLAin Block, Market
aad Twelfth Streets wheeling, W. Va edAgc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-02

pacity has been increased 80 per cent
- "A We have heentrDnrfn4 confinnailh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-02

BEWARE OF FRAUDs.-Be sure you
get the genuine DR.. Thomas Electric
OIL II cures Colds, Group, Asthma,
se fness snd Rheumatism.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-02
HENRY ~ RUSSELL

hereby certify that b. has been given By
the above named commissioners a. required 81
tire said decree.
dezleodi JOHN ". MITHELL. ci.rz
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-02

A statesman can always get a pull by
ding to the dentists Ofice-BiRghGm-
m RtUublicdn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-01-02

Druggists. Sole Agents, BcLain Block. Market
AID Twelfth streets, Wheeling W. Va edAgc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02

That lovab!e spirit Of Christmas. the ever
old but uever-agIng Santa Claus. is going TO
have busy time this season. Heretofore be
has devoted most Of his pleasing attention to
boys and girls, but now the scope Of his ope-
rations Is To be considerably enlarged. lie used
Ia be forgetful Of those children Of . larger
grosth upon whom misfortune has laid heavy
bards. but by the arrangements which have to-
DIV been completed a great big organiza alton
viii jog the benevolent old saints memory and
tell him what thousands Of poor people really
heed. and, If his supply Of good things should
prove TO be deficient, will add materially to the
enormous stock he generally carries This or
ganization is TO be known The EVENING
STAR Santa Claus Club and II promises to be in
soIne respects the most notable charitable con-
errn ever operated IN this city. Every child
who wants to make some unfortunate happy is
eligible for membership. An outline Of the
plan upon winch the affair Is 10 be conducted
will be found in the news columns OF this issue
Parents and others whose desire il is to bestow
gifts upon the unfortunate poor and especially
the poor who have not reached an age when
they be held responsible for their poverty
Will find this club one Of the best of mediums
through which to reach the deserving Contri-
buttons will be received at any time; the sooner
they come the less difficult will be the work
which Santa Claus and The STAR have agreed
10 do.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02
SAKs AND COMPANY.
TALES Or TIE MoRnow.-

BIB 10 As our Second Floor is--snd
BBB as much of 1t IS We set apart
RIB for BOYS and cHILpREN's
ovERCoATs and REEFRRs-n don.
begin TO hold all ". buy.-so they
are sent TO rs from our makers ware
rooms . few hundred At . tina.
Saturday nigh, you ought to have seen
those tables --Ths bare boards were
showinr.-But Monday morning the
piles were higher than your bead
Again and again this week we've sized
up"-and tomorrow you'd never know
we'd sold . garment
We can't say that REFERS are NOR.
popular than the LONG ovERCoATs-
for the colder II gets the faster the
OvERCoATs go-Ie. # warm op"
. little--.nd then the REEFERs have
their day.-Its see-saw-Tut
we've got the longest and warmest
oVERcoATs-snd the nsttiest and
choicest REFERS that you ever laid
eyes on. As you are inciined--so
We serve you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02

Marylsnds attorney general is said to DO of
tie opinion that the oyster-culling law is of no
avail when the oysters offered for sale in the
state are cRnght outside MARYLAND waters or are
taken from the Potomac by Virginia dredgers.
II this CUnciusISH l. really IN precise accord
suce With law the Maryland legislature cannot
amend it, act too soon, for the RESULT Of
Attorney General roe's opinion will be a
wholesale and indiseriTuinate scrnping up
- oyster and The destruction Of many
valuable beds " hitch now promise to provide,
IN future seasons. a., ample supply Of bivslves.
The temptation 10 take advantage Of any weak
in the statute l. very great for at this time
there Is scarclty or even the average quality
OF oyster. Cold and rough weather will exalt
prices considerably. and II dredgers may safely
market those shsllfsh which tie law intended
should be exempt from capture thcy will deepen
the river channel their anxiety TO get the last
a. ailab,e oyster. II there is any way by which
,Ish reckless imPrOvidence can be stopped it
ought 10 be discovered and made Immediately
available.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02

Nothing more than temporary and narrowly
bounded loca! success can come to that orsani-
zatIOn which calls Itself The Bows in Blue of
America IL starts cat a. a rival to the Grand
ATuas Of the Ecptbhe. alleging that the e. :.
L. l. simply republican machine. Acting
upon tins idea tn new order while declaring
Itself 20 be non-partisan il evidently ..popu-
iis' machine. with headquarters in Kansas
The accusation Of partisan-hip can never stick
TO the Grand Array Of the Republic. for its
great hOnors have been awarded without
prejldlre to men oi all shades of political
belief
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02
G1nLs, CLOTHING.

New lot of Childrens Gretchens. mixed cheviot
effects long military capes Sizes u. and 10 years.
-so.0o-
Tan and Brown Mixed Cheviot listers. bishop
sleeves finished with velvet cuffs. broad rolling collar
of velvet Sizes 8. and 10 years.
SO. 75--
Gray Al-wcol Cancels Hair Newmarkets long mill
tary capes.
size....... 10 II IA
Price,. e. 90 81 50 ss. OO IS. sol 60 90 30 80
Plain Tan and Mixed Cheviot Newmarkets triple
capes. Sizes IA. 16 and Is years.
-Slo 90 and SlS. So
Navy Blue Atwood Br GA dcloth Newmarkets. loose
plsited back. strap fasenings, hood aud cuffs edged
with lynx fur. Sizes "A and 10 years
'-slS. 3d.
SPECIAL vALUE,-Mixed Cheviot Jackets. lap
-S5 90 and 81 3d.
Navy Blue sh@ooi Cheviot Jackets. plain Or plated
back. pearl lasting buttons. Sizes TO- L. IA and
10 years.
81. 70 and 5000
Childrens and Misses Dresses a variety of cloths
Bengane. Serge. Cancels Hair. &c. Sizes to TO
years.
SPECIALS IN TWOPIECE SUITS.
Superior Quality Navy Blue Diagonal Serge Suits
SHRED bodice Of changeable silk. zouave Jacket of
blue SERGE fsncily trimmed with rosettes Of braid
Size 10 years.
Stylish Suits of Rose Cancels Hair-skrt and waist
handsomely braided-zouave jacket finished with
revers of braid. Size 10 years.
els. So
Third floor. ST. bulding.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02
- . .

re frequency with which dime museum
nanagef- With an eve 20 advertising arrange
Marriages between their giants and midgets in
oicase- that they are risking good deal Of re-
spOusibil,v in the line Of bicamy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02
- . -

Some Of the Philadelphia street railway COM
pauies who kad neglected 10 do certain street
repairing required by !aw have found out that
The city has rights which must be respected
Director Nindrim notified the corporations
That the streets needing attention would be
''Poied OF unless the necessary repairs we're
eommeneed by a certain hour. And the repairs
were commenced In time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02

The coming Of cold weather brings the par
ior social into the field that the festive Gran
game occupied during the warm months that
permitted outdoor assemblage II is less fire.
Suen' IN 81 manifestations but very emphatic
when II doc. cnfn,-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02

These three reputable makes Of silver always
hand
WILCOX SILVER PLATE CO., MERIDEN
BRITANNIA CO,
SIMPSON HALL. MILLER L co.
Water filters. Quadrupe plate. handsomely engraved
-8l4. To-
Tea Sets. quadruple plate.
4 pieces. $l6; pieces. 500 81
Butter Dishes. quadruple plate,
50 40 So p and 81 49,
Cake Baskets. quadrupie plate.
-s3 80. 80 10 and 81
Childre Sets (knife fork and spoon) in satlined
boxes.
10 and 90c.-
Salt and Pepper Shakers. triple plate.
DOC. pair
Nut Picks. tic set
Set Of six Nut Picks and one Cracker.
fl
Coffee Spoons, triple plate.
81 80 set
Berry Spoons. triple plate.
81 %, 81 so and 81
iist ST. puhuing)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02

The Nahama legislature has made it a misde-
nean"r Tor raiiwaV employees to smash trunks
ihe baggage r-eE vii doubtless regard this as
an oppressive attempt To deprive them of
innOceni amusement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02

he sending 20 Chicago of collection of
ffese = Enade to the German royal family is a
graceful act Of courtesy on the part of En-
TsTor William which VIII add an interesting
feature 20 the worlds fair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02

The utter hsar.lessness Of the American in
tervit~ l. -ho~t. b. the frequency Sith which
Mr. ingalls, l. called on for his impressions con-
ecruiug Mrs. Lease
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02

Gen Dyrenfor;h blundered when he went TO
IeHa- instead q TO san Francisco. II rained
thee yesterday more heavily than II has for
many years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02

II the Congressnen who meet next Monday
do not aequit themselves ably it will no. be
Tor the lack Of an Abundant accumulation of
advice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02

NO other house DOES--EvER DID
or EVER WILL-sell such STERL-
ING QUALITIES st such Low PRICES
a. NE quote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02

Mr., Cleveland manfully restraints himself
from joining the mad rush TO express opinions
- 10 the advisability Of an extra session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02

Ihs Frequency Ct hydrophobia outbreaks in
New jersey fully ius;ihes the Jersey City
people IN their fgh; for a better grade of
vxsrr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02

french newspaper compliments The United
States o. its manner o: collecting labor statis-
tics. Mr.. Peek may yet take hope
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02

IL ~oHld be g-es; joke on the democratic
party II the republican Disturbing officers would
set the time locks on their safes fer March &
Ise-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02

This country Is pretty nearly ready for
quarantine against Deacon divorce literature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02
BoYs, CLorHrNe.

A line Of Combination suts-coat and two pairs of
trousers-al good honest wool. and cut in pretty
styles from wear-resisting material. Color-Gray
Sizes to IA inclusive.
s.. 90 also buys admission to a selection of other
Suits-suits with pair of trousers-that can't bs
even approached outside here. All wool. of course
double knees and seats triple sewed seams tapped and
strongly stayed. This line includes our Little
Giant" Sizes to IA inclusive.
-S5.O0.-
Between IS and e. 80 many pretty Suits-s7 80
ones are our best
Overcoats at o. 30 long listers made Of shaggy
wool fabrics and lined with WOOL They come nearly
down to the ground. and have very ample collars
Sizes 8 to IA Inclusive.
-S75O-
Refers at ss co. % so and Co. 90 are the finest in
all ways we've ever seen. Chinchiiia. rough and
warm. 6ound edges. velvet collars and sll-wool lin
ings. Sizes TO IA tnclusive.
Juvenile Reefers-siEes to 6-have long collars
or Cheytct. brown or blue.
"a so. o.. 90. S. Is and % To-
Boys Blue velve. Tam OShanters. ............. &c
Boys Blue Felt HAS. ISc. and IL 90
Boys Outing Waists G Mothers Friendr) ~ soc
tSa ~ bailding.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02

Temporary disturbance in the financial world
NAV follow jay Gould's sudden decease and
other ambitious million&ires will struggle for
the wealth and power so suddenly laid down
by the greatest OF corporation kings. 1t may
be that the world has never done Justice to
him Who Is nov. materially. poor the poor
est. IL Is possible tina: he was one of those
Who gave ~ secret and thus did much good,
but II J. certain that none of his benefcences
were commensurate with his fortune or thew
would have been discovered. The public will
nov have to find some other man whose name
can BE- used as synonym for shrewdness in
money getting and iiiberality in its expendi-
tlTt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02

The city Of Washington ia deeply interested
IA the many highways which connect il directly
with the adjacent states of Maryland and Viz
ginia. aud IHE STAR. as Wsshington's favorite
Newspaper, l. pleased to see that Maryland is
about to become the field of a crusade in be-
half 81 good roads. A state convention has
Teen called for the purpose of discussion and
IT Is expected that the ultimate result will be
legislative action Of a favorable nature. Sew
sral Of Marylauds prominent men farmers,
merchants, educators are among the active
promoters Of the convention. Associated with
them vii be every whee'man in the state. With
such powerful organization is indicated in
the preliminary announcement it should not be
difficult 70 secure all the necessary appropria-
tive ald Scientifically constructed roads.
properly kept. viii add more to the prosperity
~ a country than most Americans imagine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02
:: $: ! F I. $ssss {: :# 4 /.
: 5: {. + +. + !:

OF RUBBER GOODS AND SURGICAL LrPri.
ANcfs FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY ONLY.
In order q veaaoe our extensive stock q sh.es
goods = make room for holiday dis lay ne QUOTE
ycn frces loser than before rer-d an thi- etyt
g 90 Fountain syrsnse. ) hard rnbby- rire-
NNN-ta'e.--.... Sl.4
with vaginal irriSstcrD
81 90 Family syrinse. hard rubber pii,~. or,r cas-
~ o. Family syrinEe. hard rubbsr rtpes and
o"hne~'tiofs eac
tEvery instrument gnsrante~as
-. 90 Hoi-~ster BaSs. plain or covered only 81 %
81 20 hypo2ermic Syringe. smple;e vita
need - --.....-........ 81 q
e. 90 Complete Rubber Truss. very nne .,. e. 80
CCAn NJ men. women or chnarcnp
SEQ Fever TheTTnomcicrs. very accurate. .... go
81 On chest Protectors. double F-en n nsnn.l On %
tour stock Is immense In this ine.D
Ell p shoulder Braces. our leader ~ ........ 80
Dor ladies. ventiencn and children
81 90 " NIB supporter. London patent. only 81 20
Cafhciers and BcuS1es Ssf' rubber. sunken eye ~,
81 30 BcScle Supervisory BsndAse. special 90. ~,
Swe,iisa leeches Just received fresh.
our display Of Toilet. Manicure. Smuke-s' Work
Cologne and shaving SET, a. also lnkstsnds. rol.r
sets, Infant Toilet Cases aud the lHt~st novelties IN
small wa-s designed for holiday rff's viii surrss. a.
our previous 81 rts Plush Ste lAies. shades silver
and gold hnfsh. and Hard wood Polished C.-e- I'm
--latest designs IN attractive variety lower pr,.
than ever before
KoLR PHARMACY
LEADERS or LOWEST pRrCTs.
IL SEVENTH AND ENw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02
SrLror THrM Now.

1T Is ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY
That THE BOYS SHOULD HAVE
II An OUTSIDE GARMENT OF
SOME SORT. EITHER A REEFER.
an orERCOAT OR AN ULSTER
ANY OR ALL OF WHICH YOU CAN
Buy To THE BEST ADVANTAGE
OF Us. FOR you NOT ONLY GET
THE NEWEST STYLES AND MOST
FAsBIOyA GARMENTS. But
YoU ARE SURE THAT THE
Quality OF THE FABRIC AND
TRIMMINGS. TIE WORKMANSHIP
AND THE FIT Is CORRECT. Oh
THEY WOULD NOT BE HERE
W WHILE Fou ARE HERE
WWMW TAKE LOOK AT THE
W W LARGEST SELECTION
OF THE PRETTIEsT AND RICHEST
SMOKING JACKETS. HOUSE
COATS. DRESSING GOWNS AND
BA7H ROBES THAT YOU EVER
SAW. IT is BIG LINE. AND CON
TAINs ALL OF THE NEWEST FASH
IONS FROM THE FOUR GREATEST
MARKETS OF THE woRLD-LON-
Don. PARIS. BERLLy AND NEW
YORK-ALL OF THE NEWEST Now
ELITES. ALL OF TIE HANDsoMEST
DESIGNS. ALL OF THE RICHEST
FABRICS. ALL OF THE MOST Ex-
elusive PATTERNS FROM ALL OF
THE AIDING MAKERS ARE HERE
AND ONLY HERE. AND IT WILL
CERTAINLY PAT YOU 10 MAKE
YOUR SELECTION vow. WHILE
IHE ASSORTMENT is COMPLETE.
X oBIxsox. PAnxrn & Co..
AMERIoAx CIorHrEas.
,0O.l2O2 &l2O4FSr NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02
A TIMELY Ho1rDAr Gar.

I'll. r. s.~s
and ,s.o-s bushes.
ever before ozau
.. and sss s.orns rSaus.T Sss w..ar. ,
,s,n. rs not by h''o 10o0 these out " made the
s'''o .i~reoDe BE
e ] e. and Silver r, ,nrSs with initials and twelve Leather Goods Ell
The. ,nvm. yon
Forin
BrorSSrse TOMORROW SATURDAY We SHALL Grs
THEw
Krvsrosr" BEArrn
s e s % the .s ass %
self lii. ~ " -'"'''0
BKArER
mse~ n s beating eggs n'sas "s' drinks sauces ns powders
frequently saving the
~rnss sl loo-- or "'"s
''o r.
Wooden r0ohp"as r. Spoons.
.pom.dsa Silver plated Fable e rst.or Spoons.
hsbsssren ncr,sA Soap. Tack. na1,
"sn.s" .; a.A..s. PS RI s' ss;:
dc,oh.,w styles. snaaans Pie ra.s
you're will h.snny
FAILS HEATER
18th r~ d. Inns. s,On,z,
JAPANESE HAND MADE Ruos
WONDERFULLY
fee. feet eee n4roshs
Chimes. Sacred Lily Bulbs
The ns u, and n,s TIL % art @
the order Oft day. ~ ~ ~ advantage ' especially now when bargains arc
ga .nne.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02
OvERcoArs.

OvrRcoArs.
it's an ovERCoAT.--there are
MELONS. BEAVERS. KERsEYs. CHIN
CHILLAs. woRsTEps. CHEvIoTs.
CASSIMERES--all the Cost Cloths that
are used for n.--They are alike
yet they are different--Aliks In quail
ity-aike In weight--diierent in pat
srn.--Boyisb miniatures Of the larger
sizes IN style--Scme like our mans
LENoxH--long. full back and double
brsasted--Some like our mans MID
LOTHIAN" with THE LONG CApES
UISTERS and STORM COATS and
SINGLE BREASTED CoATs-aad not
to forget ths ''tots'.-KILT OVER
COATS
All sizss-1< to 10 years
Beginning at s. 50-reachins TO so5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02
hEEFERS.

REFERS
Ws really believe we've got a thou
sand
Some Of them are CHINCHILLAs--
others are BEAVERS - PLAIN and
RIBBED CHEvIoTs--pu.oT CLOTHS
and so forth ---Black, Blue. Gray and
Brown--plain stitched or bound around
the dges.--Biack or Brass But
tons----'old salt collars--and collars
Just like any coat--velvst or cloth.
As far as they go--they are warm as
toast"
Boys jump around So REFER is
handy garment for them.
Sizes 3 to is years.
So to SI2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02

C L9Aks AT $3.50.
Ladies' and Misses Extra Good
Quality Clay Diagonal Refer,
pearl buttons, notch collar, half
satin lined. English box OF coat
back. tailor made Regular
value. $3.50. At.................
ladies' and Misses Tan Reeter
Jackets. beaver or kersey cloth.
pearl buttons. half satin lined.
notch collar, English box or coat
back. fun "a inches long. Regular
value. Sl2., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Ladies Heavyweight Winter Suits.
lOstyles to select from. in black.
blue. tans, grays or brown that
sold for sl2 and SIS. Your choice
% Genuine Astrschan Cspes, full.
length. good qualities. satin
lined. point fronts. Regular
value. S12 to sl5. Al.
One lot Of miscellaneous Refer
Goats. in black. blue. tans. grays.
plain aud fur trimmed. all the
newest effects. desirable fashion
able garments. Regular value,
S12 TO Sl5. At.....................
Special prices on Newmarkets and
Coats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02
IiANDKERCHIEFs.

Ladies' Fast-color Bordered Hemstitobed Hand
kcrchiefs. , for To-.
All l21tc. Handkerchiefs plain white embroidered
oolored bordered and mourning, new goods Special
Price. Sc.
80. Hand-emhroidered Handkerchief for DC
81 Hand-eH.broidered Handkerchief. scAIloped.
6Sc.
We claim to show the best values in Hand-en-
b-oidered HsHdk erchefs from lie. To e. ~ each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-02
QUITS.

SUITS.
'Twon't take bat q moment to catch
an idea OF our SUIT stock.-Maybs
you know its goodness already It's
the best place for those who've only
little to spend--or those who have
nuch---You can't pay too much---and
You'll get the most whatever grade yon
se.eet from SHORT PANTS. LONG
PANTs-and KILTS.-As good an
assortment we had the day the season
opened.
SHORT PANTS SUITS to Is years
SO. 30 to els.
LONG PANTS sUITs-14 to 10 years
80 to $40.
KILTS-211 to G years-s2 so to s15
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ToMoRRow-TR1MMfp HIT Day

OMORROw- RIMMED Hat Day
UNUSUALLY INTERESTING.
Ladies', Misses and Children's Trimmed Hats-a lot
that from handling. displaying. &C.. are little
mussed-not injured though--and with slight touch
here and there as good These will be put on
special table and sold regard of original prices
ontrmIned Hats--a lot that have been 1.,c and
81 O0-are now 25c.
A lot that have been 81. so AID 81 - are now &c
Alpine Hats-assorted colors-65c
Black Ostrich Tips. % and Sc bunch
lot of Fancy Steel and Jet Puckles 49,
Violets and Roses. 25c. bunch
cd floor .,......-..-- o.,
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y SDERwFAR.

Lades' 2,e. Heavy Rfbbed Vests lac
Ladies' 5oc. Heavy Ribbed Underwear. 3ac
Ladies' ~ Heavy Ribbed linton Suits. IA.
LADIES' 7Jc. Natural Wool UndsrNear sa,
Misses J0c. Heavy Ribcd Vests :Esc
Chil1's Heavy Merino GderWear:
10 IL &c ~ - o6 - 20 70
l5o. 1sc. zoe. De 25c. pc agc 3Ic 81.
These are good. heavy GOODS. and must be seen 20
be appreciated