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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-01-30
Posner's rs Gents Excursion

As will be seen by reference to our
columns the celebrated house of Posner,
of Baltimore, 1.-The largest retail house in
the South" will give the people of An
napolis shopping excursion" to Bal
timore on Tuesday, Wednesday, and
Thursday of next week, Feb. I'd, 3D., and
4th. You can only get tickets for this
excursion at the office of the EVENING
CAPITAL, where Posner's agent will be
daily beginning on Monday morning
The tickets viii cost you ST 25-same as
the regular rate on the Short Line, and
by that line only. If you go into Pos
nor's store and make any purchases you
will show your ticket and receive 30
cents in cash That viii make your ex-
cursion cost you but IS cents for the
round trip. In another column Posner
gives the greatest list of the greatest bar
gains ever advertised in Annapolis. If
YOU want to do some sensible, money
saving shopping, you will be on Pos
ner's excursion one of these specified
days Get you tickets at the CAPITAL
office
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-01-30
Arizona joe

Arizona Joe and his dramatic company
and great acting dogs and horses opened
last night to one of the largest audience
ever seen in the popular Gaiety Theatre,
standing room being at premium The
play, the new "Black Hawks" is without
doubt the best sensational comedy drama
ever seen on the American stage, having
that which very few plays of this kind
which can boast of, namely, a good
clean comedy, The comedians have great
scope to show their ability.
The above Company will play at the
Annapolis Opera House next Monday
and Tuesday, Feb 1st and 2nd. They
need no recommendation from US as they
played here some five years ago and
packed the Opera House.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-01-30
TIN WARE

800 Sets Of Bowl and Pitcher, richly ia
panned, 43c. set.
800 Large Japanned Bread and Cake
Boxes, finely decorated with flow
ers and gold lines, 39c each.
30 30 pound -Four Cans, finely iapnan-
ed and decorated in gold, soc. each.
/ 900 Spice Sets in cases, l5c. set.
1000 Foot Tubs, Ice. each.
1000 Cuspidors, Sc. each.
1000 Stop Jars, 19c. each.
1000 Tea and Coffee Canisters, pound,
&c. each.
2 1000 Dust Pans, &c. each.
] 900 Extra Large and Heavy Candle
sticks, 4c. each.
l.5O0 Sugar Cans, 81 pounds, 15c. each.
5000 Twin Match Safes, &c, each.
1000 Sugar and Flour Dredgers. extra
heavy, 4c. each.
500 Infant Tubs, 4Sc. each.
1000 Muffin Pans, &c. each.
l0, 900 assorted sizes of Pie Plates. Jelly
Plates, &c, choice Of any size, Sc.
900 Pudding Pans, ., and 4-quart. SC.
each,
] 600 Wash Basins, &c. each.
1000 Surprise Egg-whips, &c. each.
l,VO0 Large Dishpans, extra heavy, pol
ished, 23c. each.
500 Large Flour Sleeves, tin rim, l4c.
each.
1000 Dippers, &c. each.
!, 900 Ham Boilers, large, extra heavy,
3Sc. each.
800 Butter Kettles, square shape. extra
heavy, 19c each.
| 900 Kettles, IL quart, 13c. each.
1900 Saucepans, 2, and 4-quart, Xxx
tin. extra heavy, any size, l5c.
each.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-01-30
rnE WEATHER REPORT
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

r.n,of Interest Local and Otherwise
senator Bennett went home yester-
uvN.lh llr grip.
Frank Wallace we'll known colored
-.o I.rI recently at an advanced age.
NH JBrlc Jack Adams Is also very i'll.
Few county wagons were in Mar
.srhs morning. and in consequence
r5gl,vand country produce were scarce.
MN Colcoran whose death occur
rI Thursday night was the result OF
labslas and not consumption as stated.
VIM. Everett Of the schooner Dodson
rss held for Court bv Justice Gassaway
charged with having oysters under size
lIagayc security.
The Two great Maryland chiefs, Sena
ar, German and Gibson will be here on
Wednesday, next, aud hold leyee at the
Maryland Hotel
The assirncc's sale Of groceries, &c,
ain going on from day TO day and
every night nc the grocery store OF q. Nj.
Ionrs, West Glrect. Great bargains.
-Posnors great excursion to Balii-
mere and return begins Tuesday next
February End Round trip tickets 70
cents See their great ad in TO days
luTu
The handsome doll in the window
Hthc millinery store of Mrs. r. Il. Gard
Inor. ON Main street, for which chances
have been taken, will be drawn for on
Monday night next at the store at seven
o'clock,
No action has yet been taken 10y the
posollce Department in regard to the
appointment of a postmaster at Friend
ship Anne Arundel county, beyond call
mg upon N-Congressman Mudd to rec
ommend q candidate.
The Rcy, DR.. Oliver Hempstreet, an
sbe and eloquent divine of the Balti-
more Presbylery, will preach at the Pres
yieriaD Church, this city, tomorrow
morning and evening. The public are
cordially invited,
The Mite Society Of First NJ. f.
Church viii hold a Martha Washington
FItpiion and tea party in the lecture
loom February 22nd, at S o'clock. An
interesting programme has been prepar
'ir aud pleasant time is anticipated
While every one in the city is COM
planning Of duh times and no money to
meet current expenses, we are glad TO
4o'e that the business of our County
commissioners is such as TO require the
services OF two clerks, while heretofore
one generally performed the duties.
Comment is unnecessary.
The Lecture at Presbyterian Church
leM Tuesday night by Rev Dr. Greigg
VI baltimore, on Scotland, will be
s'ea' literary and musical treat as the
eaare and scenes will be interpreted
VIVA selections of choice vocal and in
Nlamtntal music by a chorus of fine
singers The same lecture was given in
oAlAmore last week and drew an audi
'act Of 1000 people.
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Mildred Novelty Company.

Manager Brock is TO be congratulated
on securing the Mildred Novelty Com
pany for two performances here next
week-Tuesday and Wednesday. This
isa first clsss organization, proved by
The fact that Mr. Sam I. Fort, formerly
MANAGER of the Academy of Music, Bal
timore is at the head of it. A valuable
addition has recently been made to this
comnany by the engagement of McGee
and Parker and the Sheerans-a artists
we'll known in the theatrical world.
Through the efforts of Manager Brock
the prices have been put at the low
figure of %, 81 and 80 cents.
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LARGER NILS, pooRER Gas.
And the Consumers do Not Under
stand liz

There seems TO be a decided feeling OF
unrest among the gas consumers Of Bal
more AZ the present time. Complaints
are heard on all sides, fhat, despite the
fact Of their having been no increase
IN the rate per 1000 feet, the size az
consumers bills has increased remarka-
hly within few months past. Ii Is
alleged by many consumers whose
bills have grown larger that they are
now using the same number of bur
ners during the same hours and to light
the same rooms and store windows as
when their bills were smaller. some
of the compliments have proven the in
crease in their bills by comparing those
OF recent months with those OF CORES
ponding months Of the previous year
They are very much puzzled about the
matter, and some of Them say they can
not understand the increase at ali Bal
timOre Daily Neacs.
IL must be contagious, for the same
complaint has reached Annapolis What
is 9ppliable 10 Baltimore just now Is al
so applicable TO Annapolis, therefore we
publish the above
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CHURCH BELLS.
Calling 10 Hear Gods Word Preac ed
and his Name Certified
Service. Tomorrow ils the : tysFaIC hur chs
es- SuHda sebocI Lessons for Snndsy
81. ANNE 5 CHURCH.

ST. ANNK's CHURCH.
LIST Sunday in the month"; olv Com
muniun a. m, Liiany 10 30. Morning
Prayer 81 Second Celebration II a. m,
Evening Prayer 4 80
Other Sundays Holy Communion 8,
m ,-Mornirg Prayer II M, Evening
Prayer 80 >. m
st. Anne's Chapel-suudsy School
! 30 a. M. and 3 q m. Evening Prayer
: 30 p. N.
ST. Philips Chapel Holy Communion
Isl sunday 5 m. and 3rd Sunday II q.
m Morning Prayer II .. a. Sunday
School p. N. Evening Prayer 500.
FIRST ~ K. CHURCH.
Rev w. l. Mcdowell. Pastor
Preaching at II A. NJ. and 30 r ". bv
the Pastor Sunday School. 80 =. NJ
Epworth League, p. NJ, devotion
al meeting. subject "A New Heart
Monday, : p NJ Epworth League. Lee
ture by Chaplain II II Clark, L. 5 y.
Business. meeting after the lecture We'd
nesday, s i. NJ, prayer meeting.
WESLEY CHAPEL NJ E CHURCH.
Preaching to morrow II A. Nj and
1902 NJ, by the Pastor, Rev. Watson
Case Morning Subject Human Re
sponsibiliiy" Evening theme "The
leading OF the Holy Spirit" Sunday
School, at ? 30 P. Nj. Young Peoples
Meeting at 45 r. NJ. TO be led by Mr.
c. Edward Russell. Prayer Meeting on
Wednesday at s i. M.
Passport Mission Service Of song,
exhortation aud prayer by Mr.. J. G Por
ter al 3.45 r. NJ
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching u morrow at II A. M and
Z 30 p NJ. by The Rev DR.. Hempstreet,
Of the Baltimore Presbytery. All are
cordially invited. Sunday School 2:30
p. NJ. Prayer Meeting Wednesday, at
r. M.
West End Sunday School Presby
at 80 Prayer meeting at 5 F. NJ. Prayer
meeting Thursday at s p. VI. All are in
yited
ST. MARYs CHURCH.
Low Mass al 81 and So'clock A. M. with
short sermon. High Mass at lot O'Clock
A. NJ. Vespers at Z O'Clock and Bene-
diction.
GERMAN-LUTuERAN
Preaching tomorrow at 4 A. Nj. and
730 p NJ by Rev E. Reh, pastor. Sunday
School at 10 A Nj.
EAsTPoRT BAPTIST CHURCH.
Preaching at IL q. inland 30 p. m, by
the Pastor, Rev. J ID Rayfeld. Sabbath
School at 2 80 p IN. Prayer meeting
Thursday, at 80 p. m. All are cordial
ly invited
AsBURY NJ f. CHURCH.
Preaching tomorrow IL A. NJ, by Rev
Chas, Brickhouse. s p. M by the Pas
tor.
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The worlds Columbian Exposition

Send so cents to Bond & Co, $40 Rock
cry, Chicago, and you will receive. post
paid, four hundred page advance Guide
to the Exposition. with elegant Engrav-
ings of the Grounds and Buildings, Por-
traits, of its leading spirits, and q map
of the city of Chicago; all of The rules
governing the Exposition and Exhibit
tors, and all information which can be
given out in advance of its opening.
Also, other engravings and printed in
formation win be sent you as published.
II will be very valuable book and eve
ry person should secure a copy.
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How 20 &c, Your Photograph Free.

Mr.. III. Schaefer the photographers has
entered into an arrangement with the
following well known merchants where
Inv every purchaser of goods at their
store, will receive five per cent IN cou-
pons as that amount IN cash al ms stu
dio in payment of photos or crayons'
C. Boessel. jeweler; Il. clayton, y 70 :
groee,s; Feldmeyer Bros, drugs, patent
medicines and fancy articles; VIM NC
Nasty, general housefurnishlng goous'
H. F. Basil, butcher, city Marker rouse
G. A. Brady, boots and shoes, Nesa
street; c. G. Weeden, furniture, corner
Main and Green streets.
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Ahsentecs from Schonl

The following were the absentees of
the male department of the public school
Yesterday, j, G. Ray, principal
M. Colburn, A. McNemar, G..
Sweet, ]. Tyler, w. Robinson, r. Good
man, B. Boilman, J. Brewer w Church
in, L. Green. j Klakring, E Morgan.
II. Norwood. G. Taylor. A. WEIGH, J.
Beall, G Green. w. Gross, j. Jewell. B.
Jones, A. Lamb, E Moors, 4. Miller. b.
McNew, L Robinson, J. Small, j Tay-
lor, w. Thompson, r. Trail, ID. Myers,
j. Colburn. G.. Lowmen, f. Owens. III.
WEIGH. II. Cox, j Green. F. Hubbard.
] Jones, j. LoYman, r. Lowman, IT,.
Lowman, T. Machin. A. Moss. j. Phil
lips, j. Smith, L. Thomas.
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Naval Academy Notes.

Commander c.. Nj. Chester of the Ma.
val Academy, was in Washington Thurs
day.
The Naval Cadets were out to-day
in full force the examination being over.
"A bill has been introduced in Congress
requiring cadets appointed to West
Point and the Naval Academy to take an
oath on entering that they never will
directly or indirectly solicit influence of
Congressman, and others to cause their
promotion or to increase their salary.
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Maryland Sons OF the Revolution.

The Maryland branch of the American
Society of the Sons Of the American
Revolution have obtained the hall of the
House of Delegates in the State House
for next Thursday night. February 4th,
when they will celebrate the meeting of
the first General Assembly of Maryland
with exercises which will begin at 30
o'clock. The Assembly convened at
Annapolis. February 5, 1775, and the
event will be commemorated one day in
advance because the hall could not be
secured for the anniversary date. Gen.
Bradley I. Johnson. president of the
society, will preside and Mr.. Geo. Nor
bury Mackenzie will deliver the princi-
pal address 1t is expected that State
Senator Pearre, Mr. Philip ID. Laird and
General Johnson will make short speech
es also. Governor and Mrs. Brown have
been invited TO be present. Mr. VIM.
Ridgelv Grith has charge Of arrange
ments for conveying the Baltimore WISH
tors to and from Annapolis, and if a suf-
ficient number of persons desire TO make
the trip special train will be secured TO
go to the capital and return after the
exercises
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Naval Orders

The following naval orders have been
issued by the Navy Department since
our last issue:
Passed Assistant Surgeon Arthur G.
Gabell has been detached from the New
ark and ordered 10 the Kearsarge.
Assistant Surgeon James Stoughton
detached from the naval hospital, Nor
folk, Va, and ordered to training-ship
Portsmouth.
Assistant Surgeon Cues has been de-
tached from the nayy-yard, Norfolk, and
ordered TO the naval hospital, Norfolk.
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MARYLAND Pensioners

,,l l5e following pensions have been is
segl 70 MaTylanders by the government
n, ,si,aa-Frank Lsng, Henry Letcher
Il '.ieS Lyman, VIM II. West, VIM. b.
~. JUS, thomas Wethetstein, Joseph Way
~ ~, I,e.orge Chilean, Horace p. Green,
4 m ~ 4, y urphy, George t. Gelwieks. VIM
~. SHer, huius w Sutar, John r. Pol
W., Alfred Kemp. William Dickens In
0sAse-Wm, I. Brum.
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business Failures.

The business failures occurring through
out the country during the last seven
days, as reported TO r. G. Dun & Co..
the mercantile agency, by telegraph,
number, for the United States, 253. and
for Canada, Al, or total of 29s, as COM
pared with total of BIS last week, and
$50 the week previous to the last. For the
corresponding week of last year the fig
ures were 800. representing 27S failures
in the United States, and A in the Do
minion of Canada.
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onera House.

Fngravished by her mystic powers,
her audience remains spell bound, while
Mildred, peerless thaumaturgist, weaves
her subtle charms. With Mildred space
becomes as nothing Seated in San Fran
cisco she can, and has, read the thoughts
of subject as far distant as Maine.
The above company appears al the
Opera House on Wednesday and Thurs
day, February 3rd and 4th
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-01-30
Two Importent Events.

Two important events are near al
hand Candlemas or Ground-Hog Day
on the 2nd of February, and st. Nalen-
tines Day on the 14th The shadow of
the grounding ii is hoped will not be
seen nor its dire results according to
traditionl felt,
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Abating.

The cold weather of last week had a
beneficial effect in somewhat abating the
grippe epidemic so prevalent in town
and country the past few months, and
there has been marked gratifying de
crease in the number of patients suffer
ing from this dreaded disease, and it is
to be hoped it will take its final depar
ture right speedily and again give us a
clean bill of health.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-01-30
UPHOLSTERY

90 yard OF white swiss drapery. Colored
figures. Coin 500! Grth q aen,s
l2l q yard.
100 yards white aud colored striped
Eiamiae wincOw drtpery, Worth l24
cents sc ylri.
1000 yards Gotten velvet plush. Plain
colors, Remnants | to s, ards, Worth
123 cents. Z yard.
Remnan cotton tassel cdgings.
aud colored. 2 c yard.
go Smyrna rugs. Persian and oriental
d, signs. Good colorin,s. Fringe on
both ends. Worth IS cents. 50 q each
Su~ last kceksona Holland wln1ow-
shades. Spring oilers, with duplex
rcd at the bottom. 3G lche wide ard
tw' yards long. TIE price of u csc
shades VIII n made To- order is 81 so a
window. Our price for them all ready
to hang is 70 c each.
$500 " ndow shades, made of the best New
York Holland, and mounted on good.
spring Hers. Come in 8 co ors, 30
inches wide ard two yards long, 2J G.
window
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society at the Executive.

Gov. Brown will return the visit of
Superintendent Phythian, of the Naval
Academy, on Tuesday.
Governor and Mrs Brown gave
reception to the cadets OF the Naval
Academy and young men of Annapolis
at the Executive Mansion this afternoon.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-01-30
WASH GOODS.

50 pieces of Spring Ginghams Elegant
Styles Worth 10 cents. &C yard.
100 pieces of new spring Ginghams.
The equal in designs and colorings
of foreign goods. 10i cents yard.
so pieces of new outing cloths. Stripes
and plaids. Worth 10 cents. 10
cents yard.
25 pieces outing cloth Stripes and fancy
designs. Worth 70! cents u cents
ward
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FLANNELS.

Unmade skirts. q yards wide, and 40
inches deep. Worth $1.75 90c each.
Red twilled flannel Soft and heavy
Worth q cents. 1S4 cents yard.
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
New lot Of silk gimps All colors,-
Worth Is cents. 10 cents yard.
New black silk and mobair loops. 10 cts
Handsome black silk gimps. Worth 30
cents % cents.
LADIES HOSIERY.
800 dozen and 60 styles to select from, of
ladies' very handsome cotton and
lis'e thread hose, in beautiful color
ings Of plain shades stripes. and
plaids, and fast black, comprising
the latest and best styles in fine hos
iery. Worth so and 65 cents. 25
cents pair
26O dozen and 80 styles to select from.
of ladies fine imported lisle-thrsad
hose in boot style, fancy stripes -
Richelieu ribbed. I'm plain modes,
states, and fast black. Fine, elegant
quality of goods. Worth * cents
pair. 80 cents pair.
100 dozen and 20 styles 10 select from of
ladies' fancy cotton hose. in boot
styles, stripes, plain modes, tans and
states. All full regular made Worth
25 cents. 125 cents pair
Ladies' best fast black cotton hosiery =
Regular made Double heels and
toes 2-thread quality. Worth rs
cents. 10 cents pair.
CHILDREN'S HOSIERY.
100 dozen boys extra heavy fast black
ribbed cotton hose. Cannot be
eqnalled for good wear. Sizes 70
10 All full regular made. Double
heels and toes. Worth As cents -
20 cents pair
200 dozen children's fast back Derby
ribbed cotton hosiery. Fnll lengths.
Fine quality. Sizes 10 .. Worth
10 cents 10 cents psir.
MEMS HALF HOSE.
300 dozen mems extra quality seemless
cotton half hose Tans and states.
Double heels and toes. cents pair.
pairs for 90 cents
ESQ dozen finely made French cotton
half hose. Regular made. Spliced
hee's and toes. Warranted 2-thread
goods. Colors--slaies, modes, tans
and fast black. IS cents pair. 6
pairs for s1.Ss
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DIR Jas. T. Mills

an w Fayette st Baltimore.) will Wis
IL his Annapolis Office on West Street,
Wednesday Hfrt FEB. 3rd. Those need
ing eye, ear or throat treatment will call
between 10 A. NJ. and r. NJ
va. Respectively yours.
JANET L. MILLS, NJ ID.
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Rersnnal Mention

d Mss HIS Katie Parlett daughter of Mr.. d.
\, tsrleIt is attending school in Wash
w. Af D. B, Foard, of Hartford county is
h ns.5gns lhe family of Mr., and Mrs. ID. %.
'"e'1 Prince George street
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MUSLIN UNDER w EAR.

Night Robes. Mother Hubbard.
Cambric-Ruille Nee and sleeves,
Skirts, with Embroidery RufIle,
Made of foe Muslin, Draws. EN-
broideIY Ruflle and Cluster of
Ten Tucks, Chemise, finn Muslin.
Square neck, Embroidered Yoke
and Sleeves, cor et covers fine
Muslin, squa nrck. embroidcred
yoke aud sleeves, the ab s. !. .
41c. each.
Robas, srpnr.or Muslin V-Shaped
neck. mother hubbard style, embro
i,ered neck and sleeves, corset
covers, superior muslin, y-shaped
neck, emb oidered neck and
sleeves, skirts; superior muslin
deep embroidery ruflle and cluster
OF tncks. ohemises, square neck.
two rows OF embroidery. neck
and sleeves embroidered, drawers.
superior muslin, embroidery ruff.
fle, one row ofembroidered insert
ing and cluster Of tucks. the above
line 90 C. each.
Night robes, vely fine muslin. v
shape DecK one row o embroi-
derry between cluster Of tucks,
neck and sleeves embroidered.
night rotes, very fine muslin, solid
yoke of embroidery, ueck and
sleeves embroidered. Skirts,
very fine muslin, deepsmbroid-
cred ruifle, two clusters of tUeks,
the above line at 90 c.elch.
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SHOES.

Ladies handmade french kid
button boots, square toes. with
patent leather tips. widths A TOE
All sizes. regular $500 shoes. per
pair 1897.
Ladies hanb-made dull aad bright
dongola a d kangaroo button
boots. square and opera toes, wi IA
tips and conn on-senss last. all
sizeF.widths A, TO h. regular SO. 80
aud 1897 shoes, per pair 81, 81.
Ladies handmade kangaroo but
ton boots. square toes, with pat
enr and natural leather tips.
widths A to +. all sizes. regular
$3.50 shoes. per pair 50, 40
Ladies hsnd-m de and band-welt
french glazed kids, enamel and
english cloth-top button boots.
opera toes, with patent leathertips
and common ense plain {, es.
widths A toE all SIZES. regular
S4,97 $3.50 and $500 shoes per
pair 8 $50.
Ladies handmade French glazed
kid button DO g., Paris and COM
mon sense lasts. plain toes. All
widths. regular SO % and $40
4 or pair 80.
Dadles hand-Welt aud hand-turne
dull and b. ight dongols, cloth tor.
kangaroo and Paris kid button
bouts, opera and square toes. with
tips, and commons sense last. all
styles and widths. regular S2.0T
So, 40 and $3,97 shoes per pair
$3.50.
Ladies hand and mrchine-made
dub aad b light dongola button
boots. square 10 $, with tips and
common ssuse last widths a to r.
regular $40 and $'.97 shoes.
per pair $3.50.
Ladies dull and bright dongoIa
button boots. square and opera
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WHITE GOODS.
India Linens

India Linens
l0-cent quality for cents yard.
17-cent quality for 10 cents yard.
20-cent quality for l2l cents yard.
25-cent quality for rs cents yard.
30-cent quality for Is cents yard.
One case Of white plaid and striped lawns
Worth Il cents. 10 cents yard
Width apronetts. Wide border 40 in
ches wide. Worth lS cents. 10.
cents yard
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POSN ER7S
rs CENT EXCURSION.
ANNAPOLIS to BALTIMORE and RETURN
Via Annapolis and Baltimore Short Line.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday Feb ID 3d. and 4th
OnA Train and way.
Good ON Any Train and Either Way.


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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

This is the greatest sale of House
of the Ninteenth Century.
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toes, with tips, sud commoa-sense
lasts. all styles all sizes regu ar
s % aud So 80 shoes. Per mir
ri. 49,
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HOUSEHOLD LINENS.

One case Of fine German table dan,ask
Pure linen. Red border. 90 inches
wide. % q yard,
One case OF fine bleached table DANA k.
Pure linen 81 inches vi le. 80 G ward.
Ole case heavy bleached and unbleac. ed
damask 63 inches wide. Assorted
qBttean so g yard.
100 doz, pure linen doylics. Assorted
bordeoS, 80 c Doe
90 doz, large SIZE linen napkins Pure
linen, % @ boz.
One case of pureliten towe ing. fast edge
7Cyard
so dozen eayy Turkish soWcls. Large size.
- g each.
100 doz. heavy buck towels. Pure linen.
&C each.
100 dozen fine damask towels. Knotted
fringe. Ass ,rted colored boriers. l23
G each.