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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-12-09
LEGAL NOTICES.
State of Wisconsin. County Court for low

State of Wisconsin. County Court for Iowa
County-ss.-In Probate.
Notics is hereby given, that at special Term
of the Iowa County Court, to be held in and for
said County, at the Court House. in the city of
Dodgeville, in said county, on the 9th day
of December, A. D. 1892, being the fouth Tuesday
of said month, at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon of
said day, the following matters will be heard
and considered:
The application of Philippa Gribble and
and testament of Joseph Gribble late of the
town OF Waldwick. in said county, deceased.
:, And It Is further ordered, that public notice
publishing copy of this order for three weeks
successfully prior to said day of hearing in The
iowa County Democrat, a weekly newspaper
published in said county
By order of the court.
CHARLES w. MELLON, County Judge,
Dated Dodgeville, Wis, Nov % 1892
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-12-09
Moved to DOdgeYille.

The Chronicle
w. j. Curry, son of county treasurer
Curry, has moved his family to this
city from Mineral Point, and will &C.
cupy the position of deputy county
treasurer.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-12-09

MINERAL POINT, WIS, Nov. 10. 1892.
To the officers and members of the s. W. w. l. A.
The undersigned committee appointed to ex-
anime the books of the secretary and treasurer
of the association have examined the books OF
the aSsociatinn and compared same with rouch-
w. A. JONES,
CALVERT SPENsLEY,
Committee.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-12-09
Two Farms for Sale.

desire to sell my farm consisting Of $40 acres
situated "a miles north OF the city OF Mineral
Point OH the Dodgeville and Mineral Point roa
said farm Is well improved and well watered.
also offer for sale a 100 OF choice prairie land
For particulars inquire Of the owner on the
premises or address, EDWARD OHARE,
Ems Mineral Point, Wis.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-12-09
Farm for Sale.

offer for sale my farm of 100 acres, situated
in the town of Willow Springs, four miles south
of the city of Mineral Point, about one hundred
and ten acres under cultivation, large orchard
good house and barn and stables for Is head OF
stock. large cistern. well and windmill. In
everyway desirable place. For particulars in
quire of A. S. White or the owner
amt JOSEPH STUDE.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-12-09
Farm for Rent.

Situated one-half mile south OF the city
of Mineral Point; consists of 240 acres; well
improved. and well watered; good dwelling
house, with cistern, well, windmill, and good
milk house. One mile south is the Oak Park
Park cheese factory and one mile north IL the
Mineral Point creamery. The farm can be
rented with or without stock Inquire of 7. II.
Shepard, at the marble shop. or on the place.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-12-09
CITY GOVERNMENT.

Mineral Point, Dec. 5th, 1892.
The Common Council met at the
Council chamber this date to trans
act the business of the regular
monthly meeting; his Hon. A. w.
Cobb, Mayor, presided. All of the
Aldermen were present. The Mayor
called the meeting to order and on
motion the minutes of the two
preceding meetings were read and
approved of.
The following bills were pre-
sented, read, audited and allowed,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1892-12-09
Taken UD.

BY the subscriber on or about Nov. Is, on
land in town of Mineral Point belonging to
heirs OF the late Robert Quick one white
: COW about five or six years old. The owner is
requested to prove property, pay charges and
take said stray away. Mrs. MARY RoETHEE
Nov. 81, 1892 16w4
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With Homestead, the seat Of mistaken strife,
mere could be bot little general SYM
PATTY. Bat toward Homestead the scene of
.Sni and sorrow at Christmas time. there was
feeling % generous kindness. the sincerity
u ~Aieh vas Atiested by the practical nature
81 % manifestations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-31

Attention Is directed 10 the carriers address
Which THE star boys viii distribute TO their
patrons on Monday. In too many instances ths
address l. simply an appeal for financial re-
meUbrAnce. but that cannot be said Of the
Pleasing and artistic souvenir which has been
prepared for the present season. Those who
secure eopies will get something in return for
tleir Investment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-31

Congressman Bourke Cochran IL quoted as
saying no" TO the suggestion that he might be
TIE senator hon New York This hesitancy
about stepping mp 70 be tested BY the measure
nsuts prescribed by Mr.. Cleveland n modes,
and yet lot unnatural
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-31

The evidences Of Christmas have for the most
part been cleared away. but 1t il Understood
Nat Jerry simpsons hosiery n s;ill hanging in
convenient proximity to the Senator making
Kansas Legislature.
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Nosui'h-tAnding the fond associations con-
ssr'sd with tbs name ths western prohibition
b.. are no, H'suifes,ing any great degree Of
ia'sr.s; In tins Murphy movement in New
lcrt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-31

E E e. ~ ~ EEEss$$sF'S.
Y .yor wouldn't thanh n. 10 show you an,
w Of thi. seasons vELvErs nes,-.na

Y .yoU Wouldn't thanh n. TO show you an,
w Of this season. vELvErs ne.t-.ns
We are soins TO Try not to. II i~ns
hat they WON'T BE- in fashion nert ye.r-seg
they are too pretty 10 fade But they you'd
he old stock-ana evsrybcdy he. . nstur.
prejudice against that You see loss Of 10 her.
than most anywhere eise-for ~e watch our
lines too clo.ely. aud the minute th. tension
slsoks ap-~e draw then In nearer the .hcr,~
OF cost That IL just what ne have done nov
Some o. the novelties that hs~e h~-n "a 80
20 - we have re marked at 81 so Tbs, VII
finish them. Others are broush, s,iu closer A.
7Sc- Gysrd. In the trst lot Are tho-. d.li,.s.
shades Of Pink. Blue and Cream IN Broc.a.d
enecss-and dark oolcrs almost without end
No, much Of any one tint or pattern They are
too popular - be drones
II you have got an eye out for the r,ch .na
unique in VELVET lot us show Ton ,h,
GLAcE AMI cHANGEABLEs- s1lor q,
one side-snother On the ether
Our BLACKS are 90 reliable a. tho sun Th.v
are ISL and 10 inches wide and you VII naa
sprioe to suit your purse IN one q N. differ
ent grades la, 81 81 81. -. o.. e. y.
SO 30 and s3 yard.
The - inch BLACK VELVET At s3a vsrs
is iust vhs; you wan, for Cares and wrags
@Oto - inch ALL SILK BLACK VELVET
al $3.50 mp TO 80 a yard covers the hes, quAl
iiies.-chesrer than they can be eeuslled-ioos
anywhere you will for them
ls< ana lpinch IN CoLoRS begin a. q
and stop when they reach the erd OF goodness
Ii isn't very hish climb for thc.n-they s,.rs
so good.
Most all Of the evening shades ar. here
mencing AZ 81. 30 yard
nyou want PLUsH-ses Brown or Blsck-
you can get il at 7g'c. But ray little uore aud
you will get better value still
81 and 50 for the latest shades in ALL-sILE
NELyETs.
vELvErEEN. PLUSH. CORDUROY ar. Al
Ways wanted by sornsboiy and 50 ". slw.y,.
have then-in the newest shades aud .tyl~.-.r
qualities that Won can trust
Don't forget these price -hsppeninsS.
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CoRRror FoR The STREET.

LADIES' English Dogskin Gloves in reds. tans and
browns. fastened with four big buttons. 81 80 pair.
French Kid Gloves in shades of green and
blue; four large pearl buttons &l-5o pair.
London town-msde Chevrette Gloves. The very
best and latest. e. pair.
For snow storm or northwesterly winds you need q
pair Of our 81. 75 Fleeced Castor Beaver Gloves.
For sleghing. &C.. Fleeced Cashmere Gloves in
all colors for SOC. pair
Fleeced Black silk Gloves 15c. and CSC. pair.
Black SILK Mittsns. 81. 81 - and sl.5o.
MEN's.-For street PERKINS, Gloves are the
mems favorite; here ct 6s instead Of sc pair.
These for driving blizzard weather. Fleeced Castor
Beaver Gloves. e. so pair these Lined Dosskin
Gloves, with and without fur tops. CSC. . pair;
these Wool Gloves for 25c these Of best Scotch
wool for SOC. pair.
CHILDREN's.-Glove to fit the tiny hand OF baby
and until il grows to mans woman's size.
19c fer worsted Gloves for baby 25c. Sc. and Soc
for bigger children's Wooden Gloves
Specially adapted for New Year presents are the
Misses Psskn Mousquetaires at 96c. pair Misses
4button French Kid Gloves at o. pair. Misses and
Boys Lined ca .fskin Gloves with fur tops. at
Csc. . pair Youths and Boys English Dosskin
Gloves at 81
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lee Dow RR,xn H,ns
CLrANTsT. rTRFsT Am BEST

Have never been eqlsed much less -elied the- N
quality sweetness Of favor In evidence Of
ularfty OF the Dove usests they have taken tie lesd
in our markets and be obtained the follos.
ing well known dealers:
j. j. WEST. No. 20 Center market
Z. hROc MAN. No. lS2 Center market and Sol n. l.
market.
II. C. HUrSON. No. loo Center market
A. T. SCHROTH. No. 4u3 Center market
MILLER 4 kROGNAN. No. 40l y. L. mnrlet and
45l Center market
JOHN sCHaOIH. No. 454 Center market.
W. r. NASH. No 500 Center market and % Q street
market
A. sCHAPER. No 5ol Center market
b. osTMANS, No. l9O Center market and % D street
F. sCHRoTH. No 475 Center market.
l. X. BAILEY, No. al7 Center market
ANON oSTMANs Ne. ~ and 80 street Insrkss-
J. y. A1LMINE, No. 402 n. L. market
q. s PkhhIh. No 20 y. l. market.
JOHN @. oESER No 40f y T. MARKET
II. W. HElNE. cor. 9Th and X. 4. nv
WILLIAM MILLra
d1s-2aw1m' Sole Agent for the o. O.
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fnxiand's bag guns oil be welcomed at Chi
Aso during the world fair. provided that she
d.. not send them by way Of the Great Lakes.
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Even the Opiimist must fail TO regard the
year ls52 - one OF worldwide prosperity, for
there have been troubles without and within.
famine. pestiisnce and social discomfort So far
ss this cOuntry j. concerned. there has been COM
parstveiy little for which the great popuIative
mass NAV not be thankful. An epidemic of infiu-
enza caused notable increase in the death rate
during much Of the wear. but this was almost
forgotten IN the gratitude which followed sue
ees-ful efforts by which choIera was kept out Of
the United States. The contest between capi-
TAI and labor resulted IN open ruptures in sew
eral states 90 that peace did not have
UndIsturbed possession Of the land For
svhiie u seemed as though serious international
complications would result from the Baltimore
incident At Valparaiso and preparations were
made Tor an offensive movement, but the
Chiiean government saw the error o. its
~avs and .pOiogized IN time. Thus vanished
he only var cloud on the North American
Lorizon- Abundant crops blessed the farmer
and 80 liberal vas the distribution Of native
food products tina; every state and ter
ntory had reason to rejoice Politi-
eally The major portion Of the wear
vas extremely calm and 80 far rs ante-election
Appearance. we're concerned, deceptive The
result Of the campaign a great surprise to
81 parties. but the sudden change brought with
A. no evil effects. The greatest Of republics is
more thoroughly alive than ever and has within
u the material which may make 1898 a better
year IN every respect than any preceding
period % similar length
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-31

LAxsBuReH & BRo
- FREPARAToRY -
TO
STOCK TAKING. -
- INTERESTING NEWS FROM -
- OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT. -
The scythe has been welded and prices have been
moved to the ground. All Odds and ends. all broken
lots in fact nearly every riecs Fancy Dress Goods
have been enormously reduced in price. All of this
seasons production.
4o-ineh eRAs D'rEURs. Reduced frous .OO
to 75c. yard
4o-inch Two-ToNED BENGALINE. Reduced
from 81 90 to 75c.
45-inch cHANeEABLE DIAGONAL Reduced
from Sl.5O oSl.OO.
52-inch Two-ToNED Alligator NOME. Re-
aus.a from 1925 oSI.OO.
100 DRESS ROBES. former prices were $40. els
and 500 Some beautiful patterns left All reduced
to 1898.
EcRoYDs PURE SILK WARP HENRIETTAs.
Former price. 81 20. Now Sl.OO.
Colon. navy. rnahog sapphire gobelin. plum.
old rose AM garnet.
4o-inch MATELAssE PoUDRE in light tan.
plum. gray. mode and garnet Reduced from
S1.25 to Sl.OO.
3s-inch BRoCADED PoPLIN. in green. tan. mode.
gray. re,eda and garnet. Former price. Sl.UU.
Now 75c
So inch MATELAssH and alligator. Afew good
eolors left. Reduced from Sl.25 to ST. 90
yard.
54-inch CREvRoN sUITINGs IN a range of desira-
Bile eolory. Reduced from S1.25 to S1.OO
q yard.
To add to the interest of this sale shall place
II oMoRRow-
The entire stock of trimming
We purchased AL in order the benefit Of the
prices wanted and in . position to OF er
you some Beautiful Trimmings at prices low you
never dreamed of.
These few must give
You an idea:
SILK and Velvet Applique all leading shades an inch
wide, 3oc. per yard. Worth Csc.
ALL-SlLk APPLIQUE. tan. green. gray. red.
brown and heliotrope = inches wide. { DC per
yard; worth Sl.25.
SILK AND IRIDEscENT APPLIQUE. in beau
tiful variety of colors. IN inches wide. Sl.UU
per yard. worth 50.
HANDSOME SILK EMBROIDERY. Persian
eolo,. 81 niche. wide. $500 PEI yard; worth
$500.
Trimmings suitable for all the new
materials at these prices ought tend to
make our trimming counters the busiest
Of all. Be one of the many.
+. E. 4 4 | II ! / ::
E. E j f F E: E: III
4 4. 81 81 / F Fl s. : :
900. 400. 4a4 4as 9TH ST. dsl
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There Is no leak in Mr.. Cleveland's execusiv,
ssssaoa Until be turns the spigot himself.
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PERRrs,

NINTH AND THE AVENUE
Established ls40. III Telephona qaa
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The BAsE AND The Asr1Dorp.

HE BASE AND The -Asr1porB.
Our TITTHE GROCER WANTS CASH
7 THE BAKER WANTS CASH
THE BUTCHER WANTS CASH
Credit THE COAL MAN INSISTS OF CASH
And there isn't much ready money left
System after you've hushed all these clamorinss
for cash-cash-cash.
Makes We don't ,ran, cash You can buy all
the FURNITURE. CARPETS. and
All DRAPERIEs Of Us you wan.-snd be as
long paying for them you please. We
Men don't how small an income you
=, havs-our
rus EQUITABLE CREDIT SYSTEM
Adjusts the payments to your
means
Don't be afraid to ask for credit-Its
o" our business to give it you. You won't
be put into a financial straight jacket,
the either. Your agreement is bond enough
for US
SAM How about the Payments! As easy as
wiEking-You make a small deposit when
Joot'"g you pick out what you wsnt-Your selec-
tons home immediatey-and
nth each week-or each month If it is handler
for vou-vo, a ,ha
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-31

JULIUS LAssBunors
SPECIAL JANUARY
SALE Or
CHAMBER SUITES.
BED SPRINGS.
HAIR MATTRESSES.
PrrIows. CoMroKrs. &C..
Ar TIE
f Fl Fl + III / +:
g . :! F. F. T. +. II II
III (. E.. F E. E. 4 Y :
# 7 \ $ 3 : E. {, Y
READ These B.neA1ss.
1000 FEATHER PILLOWS.
ONLY Csc. EACH.
1850 BED COMFORTS,
Only 6Oc. EACH.
4oLB FINE HAIR MATTRESSES.
Only 1885 EACH
Will close out exactly Is Massive Solid
Oak Chamber Suites that have been s4Oat
the
CUT PRICE OF S0U.
We will stop selling them at $50 after the
fifteenth suite has been sold. the price then
reverting to $40 Come before II Monday
morning If possibte.
This suite is Of solid highly polished oak,
antique finish. and bureau has 24x3o
French beve,ed plate glass; wsshstand has
splasher rail and all the three pieces are
neatly and attractively carved.
MISCELLANEOUS HA1r-A-DAY
BARGAINS.
We have Wilton Rug Couches left which
have been considered cheap at s22. so. Will
be offered Monday at sl4 50 each.
Five-piece Leather Parlor Suites in
green. brown. tan. black, red &c Reduced
from s11Oto ESQ.,
Oak Wardrobes Reduced to SO each
Is Elegant Chifoniers. 5 drawers. Re-
duced to 81 each.
Woven Wire Bed Springs Reduced to
&3 each.
Rues REDUCED
$50 Bearskin Rugs. white and gray, re-
duced to q. Is Black. reduced to e. 35
each.
47Large-size Smyrna Rugs. 8 by 9 feet.
Reduced to 81 each.
30 Combination Mats. gray with white
center. black with white center green with
white center. &C.. Reduced to 81 80 each.
CURTAINS AND UPHOLSTERY Goops
80 pairs Nottingham Lace Curtains. here
tofore sold for 81 and 81. 90. Monday.
81. pair.
2S pairs nottingham Lace Curtains here
tofore sold for %. SO. Monday, 81 % Dor
pair.
IL odd pairs nottingham Lace Curtains
will be closed out at exactly half price.
12 pair Irish Point Lace Curtains. yards
long. only So 80 per pair.
l3 pair Irish Point Lace Curtains which
have heretofore been sold at 81. Monday
only "a per pair
We have just received . tobbers lot Of
Lace Curtains which we shall offer at low
prices
/ lot OF 25 Mantel Lambrequins. in all
the different styles and colorings. which
have been selling at b. s.. 80 and So, only
s4.25 each.
We have also . few Mounted Screens
which will offer at ridiculously low
prices
3pieces Figured sateen. Reduced from
25 to 15c. yard
1 piece Double-faced Figured Cotton Elan
mel. which sold heretofore at 35c. to close
1sc. yard.
All Of our 81. 90 China Silks. 30 inches
wide. will be offered at Csc. yard.
so pieces Silkaline. in all the different de-
signs and colorings. only 121Sc. yard.
JULIUS LASsBuRGH,
The RINK.
New York AVE. NEAn l4rH. ST..
BBg A. Y Y nm nm =" ssss
ssBhs a ! ! MMMMMMMM ssss
BRB I'M N SECS 80
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FoR NEW YEAR PRESENTS.
- GLOVES. "a
STREET AND Ball ROOM.
e. GLOVES "a
FoR THEArER AND CHURCH.
~ GLOVES "a
FoR ALL POSSIBLE OCCASIONS.

NLoVES direct from the worlds best makers to you
with only the small expense Of the Palais Royals
cash business added.
RELIABLE GLovEs-GUARANTEED GLOVES.
Hfor presentation a suitable box free of charge.
II six pairs are selected discount of per cent
allowed.
the incorrect size is taken the Gloves will be
changed at any time
Those selecting for themselves respectfully re-
quested to have them fitted. Since the 'Palsis
Royal" Gloves guaranteed We are anxious
you that you should not leave the with pair de-
fectve in material. finish tit.
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CoRREcr Full DaEss GLOVES

LADIES Undressed Kid Mousquetsires in evening
shades Of red. pink green blue. lavender. mode vel
low. purple. pearl. cream. also white and black
s-button-length. 81. s. pair.
12-button-length. So IS pair.
16-buttoE-length. e.. IS pair.
20-button-length. s3 so pair.
3O-button- length. 81 10 pair.
tS-The above the best possible to produce and
sold much higher prices at the few exclusive
where can be found selected best Chores.
81 IS is the Palais Royal price for the sbutton IN
dressed Kid Mousquetsres which are generally sold
as the best and for 81. IS 3 pair. The variety of
shades is unusually complete-six shades Of English
tans. six modes. six grays six browns. For evening
wear yellows. pinks. blues. greens. lavenders.
pearl. cream. white and black.
es7he ADORE GioUss ,oarran,ed; tried on at our
risk.
OOC. for best Biarritz or Hgskin Mousquetaires.
Besides the street shades the following for
the thester: Coral pink. ciel blue nile green fawn,
royal purple. cream. white and black.
4hEN'S.-Pearl. mode. white and cream French
Kid Gloves. with and without black stitching on
backs. 81. 81 60 81 Is the prices These cood bet
ter and best gloves all warranted; fitted at our
risk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-31

NULiber one naru Dakota ana Minnesota
Wheat is she STUFF Ceres Flour is made
of" This wheat Is ground into ''Ceres''
according To right methods. In modern
mills. by modern miilers. and all the
heslthful Qualities of the whole wheat kerr
mel are GO efusly preserved In the -four
Ceres Is an cd rour-a tried -four and 1t as
no superior.
In fact. housekeepers who use Ceres
say IL makes MORE bread LIGHTER
bread. WINTER bread. SwEETER bread
and BETTER bread than any other four
they ever used Try IL yourself and see II
they're not right
But bctsarc ~ limitations. Every sack
and barrel of the genuine Ceres" -Four
contains a circular signed In autograph by
WA NJ Gait a Co. and bearing the i'm
PRINT Of two gold medals. Aluays look
FOR n.
Your grocer self ''Ceres"-puf 70 on your
last merit tune We only Wholesale IT.
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w. H. HoueHroS Mre Co..
l21S-122O F ST. NV,
Thank the public for their courtesy in investigating
our advertisements during the past six months and
We shall make It special point to state pl .inly on,
advertisements. to make you thoroughly understand
We MEAN what we say.
DURING FIRST WEEK
1893 IN JANUARY 1898
FoR CASH
SUCH BARGAINS IN FINE FURNITURE
That will certainly merit your kind inspection
If in need of Parlor FURNITURE. Library FUR.
NITURE or Bed Room FURNITURE.
WE SHALL ALSO
Sell the entire lot left over from the fall
season. II may be Just what you want as follows:
ABOUT 200 yards Tapestry Brussels. Body Brus-
sells and vslvets. from 2 to 10 yards. for
As CENTS PER YARD.
Remnant Rugs. N yards long.
In Tapestry.
Body Brussels.
velvets.
Moquets.
$50 TO s1.7o EACH
THESE HAVE FRINGE ON EACH END.
SPLENDID VALUE.
sa1ony Rugs. only s2.S5
Administer Rugs. only O.. 90.
If you want good Bug buy one.
Have you noticed
Our Bed Room Suite
For
$500. s-rrEcr OAK.
CHARTERED oak tops.
ChevHl glass. lsx4O on bureau.
Glass 1412o. on wash.tand.
ONE OF OUR LEADERS FOR JANUARY.
We take stock during January 90 look out for lead
ers and bargains if in need Of
FURNITURE.
OR UPHOLSTERY GOODS
w. H. HoueHroS Mre. Co..
l218-l22O F STREET NV,
WAsH1seros. D. G.
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4o-ineh GRAs D'TEURs. Reaucedtroa.s .UO
to 75c. yard.
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3S-inch BRoCADED PoPLIN. in green. tan. mode.
gray. re,.d. and garnet. Former price. Sl.OO.
Now 75c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-12-31

40-inch Two-ToNED BENGALINE. Reduced
from Sl.OO to 75c
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CLEARING SALE CLEARING SALE
Or REMNANTS. Or REAsANrs.
Sc Unbleached Cotton Clearing price. 2,sc.
Sc. Best Dress Prints. Clearing price. 45sc
Sc. Turkey Red. Clearing price. 4Jsc.
loo. Pride West Bleach Cotton. Clearing price, nc.
Sc. Fruit Of Loom. Clearing price. CSC.
Sc. White Domet Flannel. Clearing price. 4Ac.
2oc. s-4 Pequot Bleach. Clearing price, 12l4c.
Doc. "a Pequot Bleach. Clearing price. 121sc
30c. 10-4 Pequot Bleach. Clearing price. 12l8c
Remember these goods run from to yards.
loo. Shifting Percales. Clearing price. 5slc.
12Hc Plain Zephyrs. Clearing price. nc.
&c. Amoskess Apron Bingham. Clearing price, SIC
2oc. French Satnes. figured only. Clearing price,
11kc.
15c. Bedford Cords. figured only. Clearing price,
nc.
15c. Red Figured Saline. Clearing price, 7slc
10c. Fancy Scrim. Clearing price. sc.
Sc. Fancy Scrim- Clearing price. 34c.
&c. White Striped Muslin. Clearing price. 4slc.
123<c Muslin Delsines. Clearing price, SC.
WOOL DRESS GOODS. WOOL DRESS GOODS.
81 Atwood Goods Clearing price. lsc. Run to
yards only.
25c. Black Cashneres Clearing price. 1oc.
25c. Chaneeable Serges. Clearing price. 1sc.
SIC. Crepon Cords. Clearing price. l5c
SIC. Bedford Cords. Clearing price. l5c.
SIC. Whip Cords. Clearing price, l5c.
15c. Dress Goods. Clearing price, nc.
1Sc. Dress Goods. Clearing price. love.
1oc. Wool P,aids. Clearing price. &c.
These goods arc all remnants. running from to 10
yards.
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4O-inch MATELAssE PoUDRE in light tan.
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