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Important Changes of Tsains Over the Penn
syIvanix Railroad.

On and after Sunday, December Is, import
an: changes will be made in through trains via
the Pennsylvania r. r., leaving Washington as
follows: Columbian express at 1915 a. m. daily,
arrive Pttsburg 9p.m.. Chicago 10 q In, Gin
einnati 6:35 Am. and Indianapolis 7:55 am,
with sleeping and dining cars through to these
points; at Harrisburg connection will be made
with fast line for all points in central and west
ern Pennsylvania, Cleveland and Toledo; Penn
sylvania limited at lilo p. m. daily, arrive Chi
cago at II noon Sleeping car to Cincinnati
discontinued on this train; ST. Louis and Gin
cinnati express at lilo p. M, with through
sleeping and dining cars, arriving in st. Louis
$50 pm and Cincinnati 8:15 am. Western ex-
press and southwestern express at TAO D. m.
No change in through connections and sleeping
and dining cars. Pullman sleeping car will
TO Buffalo via Cansndaigua and New York Cen
trial R-R. Pacific express will leave at l0:40
pm.
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EXCURSIONS. &c.

WINTER CRUISES
To the Tropics
FOR HEALTH AND PLEASURE.
An ILLUSTRATED ,s pamphlet dsscriOns the Yachting
Just been issued. Copies free application. There
advertised. which now Includes the mos; interestns
Of the Wndward Islands
muda.. Already a large number Of rooms have been
for space is e The Britannia 5ssattn
cially adapted for pleasure cruises.
WINTER IN EGYPT AND PALESTINE
ss for Sf nss
man Lloyd steamer Ems" TO Alexandra direct.
THos. COOK SON.
PSI and 1225 Broadway. New York.
Or e21 Pa ave-. Washington. d. c.
MOUNT VERNON
ROME AND TOMB OF WASHINGTON.
Steamer MANCHESTER at 10 a. IN daily Except Sun
day.. returning 20 the city by 2:3opm
THE DIRECT ROUTE NO FERRYING NO
TRANSFERs-THE QUICK ROUTE
FARE ROUND TRIP. Toe; CHILDREN. SOC
eIPLEAsE NoTE--Ry the 10 t. m. trip of the
direct route only the ticket covers the entire roun
trip TO and Including admission to the mansion
grounds Of Mount Vernon the visitor being thus free
from vexatious transfers and annoying extra Of
purchase Of an additional ticket of admission
hghtfu fifteen mile trip down the famous blue Poto-
mac without change transfer extra charge pass
ing en- route Alexandria, Fort Foote. Fort Washing
ton. &c.
Steamer Macaiester to river landings as far down ~
Giymont daily except Sunday at 10 q. Freights
ana passengers oc20-f
MT. VERNON TOME OF WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND MT. VERNON
ELECTRIC RAILWAY COMPANY.
Picturesque and Beautiful Route
New and MAGNIFICENT Cars now running daily from
ALEXANDRIA direct to the Gate of the MANSION
Opportunity to visit CHRIST CHURCH, MAR.
SHALL HOUSE, BRADDOCK HOUSE and other
places OF historic interest in ALEXANDRIA
Take ferry steamers foot Of 7th 81. Special excur-
sion ticket. BIC. entire round trip.
Connecting also with trains Of Pennsylvania rail-
road at Alexapdria Take cars at 9th stree. depot
In Difference to the wishes of the Ladies. Mt Vernon
Association stop SUNDAY at Little Hunting
creek. mile this side o. Mt Vernon the grounds
benr closed on that day.
se26-tr A REED SAINT
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If You Appreciate the Best Quality

If You Appreciate the Best Quality.
II you want fine fresh Nuts, Raisins, Citron,
Currants and the best Of Mincemeat. II you
want some Of the best Buckwheat you ever ate,
IL you want some strictly pure and fresh Candy,
IL you want a Turkey for Xmas dinner that will
be beyond comparison, II you want rock bottom
prices on al of these articles, bring your order
to us now and secure satisfaction an prompt
delivery.
METZGER's FINE GROCERY, All 7rH ST. N w. y
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OURS is ths ONLY hou.s IN ~.
District tha' sole FNg ISfkFfY
for cash. and hsnrr CTR rKICfs
are Mi made a. OTHER HulSl-'
PRICES mus, D.. "a tho lsa.is 81 -
AVERAGE LOSSES resulunr TN
the credit system. NJ NrurR
HOUSE., ther~fore. DuFS 90 sAN
AFFORD 20 sell A. CHAP As NE
DO.
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HOLIDAY E,enraton Raxoa

Holiday Excursion Rates
VIA CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY
Apply at Offices. 5l3 and 1921 Pennsylvania
avenue and u. and p. station.-Adrt
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J:Jay Gould's Wonders for Children. 9th 9,
dl2-6ts
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LOCAL MENTION.


pensoAsT rrLl .. q suSpAv.
Fec N Dissrsrs Of Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia dasringi sorth 10 vest winds; slightly
colder ennday evsainsi decidedly colder Mon
~ morninG
High tide. Low tids.
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80 cts. full ct Whisky, were &1.00. Samples
OF Finest Mash free. A fine Red Wine. SELIa-
SONS, 1900 and 1902 Pa. ave. IL
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We OFFTR 10 per cent discount on Dia-
mond-. Watcher &c. Don't miss this chance
JACOBS BRos.. 1879 Penn ave.
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CURED IN 3 MONTHS. SALT RHEUM OF 20
YEARS STANDING WHERE ALL OTHER
REMEDIES FAILED.

1t gives me pleasure to recommend your CUTI-
CURA REMEDIES to all who are troubled with tho
various forms of skin diseases and blood poison.
soas and II has never failed to give rood results
remember Of one special case had where all other
remedies failed until tried your CUTICURA REME-
DIES. After using CUTICURA, CUTICURA SOAP
and CUTICURA RESOLvENT the patient was sound
and we'll She was troubled with salt rheum and had
been sufferer for over twenty years. After begin
ming the use of CUTICURA REMEDIES she was
cured sound and we'll in three months.
DIR. NJ. K. JENKINS.
23S Houston ST.. Atlanta, Ga.
AGGRAvATING ECZEMA.
My wife had eczema on her hand for about Ave
years. tried great many so-cAlled remedies but they
all utterly failed 81 last induced her try your
CUTICURA REMEDIES. and am pleased to say they
acted like charm. and although il q year ago it
has not troubled her since. 1 will strongly recon-
mend your CUTICURA REMEDIES for ali such dis
eases. A. STOCKBRIDGE.
Bivins. Cass county, Texas.
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IMPORTANT SALE Of books at Latimer &
s!oan's, l4o7 G street, Monday at 7:3o pm
AdcL
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G. wrrnsa q Co..
is1s Pa ava,
LEADING Grocsrs Of The West End

Lead1hE ufotsfS OF tht WEI Lhd-
Our greet store room 10 nov filing up with
The largest and most select stock We ever car
rted- We - us pace soune years ago on Java and
Mocha blended, made reputation IL aud have
maintained Il We buy the finest goods that
. long enperisncs and money will command
Zoo vii have no ressss by placing your orders
with ~.
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Fine Old Rye Whisky, something fine, 81. OF
per quart. MRTzaERs, AT It'll Ut. n. w. It,
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FrSI HoLrpAG MuYYrxRs.
FnAsc a Sos, cor. 7th and ID.
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Handsome Holiday Hosiery.
1t FRANC & Son, cor 7th and d.
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j. Edward Mattern,

Callisher, Jeweler, for Gifts In Gold.
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Elixir Babek cures all malarial diseases

Elixir Babek cures all malarial diseases
Buy q Machine with Reputation
Earned by Forty Years Of Faithful Service.
Examine our New High-Arm No. 9. It's silent
rotary motion free from the heavy, rasping &C.
ton Of shuttle machines.
WHEELER 4 WILSON MIRO. Co.,
je4-str 437 9th ST. n v.
None Name 1t But To Praise.
Wheeler 4 Wilson's New High Arm No. D.
A marvel Of lightness and swiftness.
Jazz Office 49, 9th st. n w.
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ILLUSTRATED Books,
Library lnkstsnds in Wood and Metal,
Pocket Books and Card Cases.
CHAPMAN a TAYLoR, 9l5 PENNSYLVANIA ave
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Hosas q wILIEr'

FIvr GAL G..orIss. SOC. MrDDrx.s, Ga 18th.
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JoHS X KELLY " the 9Th 81. wing, Center
ket.deslTes to call the attention OF Senators.
members Of Congress and all other strangers
arriving In the clty for The winter to his stand
where they can p-Oelre choice cuts of Roast
Beef. STEAK. Lamb ard COrned Beef The
Corned Beef prepared on the New York plan
which Is eonsidsred L. be the best
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Omcers Elected.

Wednesday evening last Capital Council, No
800, Royal Arcanum. elected the following Off.
GERS for the ensuing year: Regent, Fl. Hirsch
vice regent, II. c. Scott; orator. W. H. Brig.
ham; secretary, N. Price: collector, A. Brunn
treasurer. c. L. Heilbrun; chaplain, L. s.
kann; guide, II. Cohen; warden, E. A. Camp
bell; sentry, L. j. Benjamin; post regent, E. A.
schwarz; trustees. J. Baumgarten, B. z. Hen
erickson and c. H. voss. At the completion OF
the above ceremonies a collation. was served at
Osborn Il Hoban's.
The Geu- j. NJ. Schofield Garrison, Regular
Army and Navy Union has elected the following
officers for 1888: Commander, F. B. Hoffman;
vice commander, G. W. Giddens; deputy COM
mander, Jas Campbell; adjutsnt, Geo. A. War
zen: paymaster, Frederick Graf; quartsrmaster,
L. j. Melchicr; chaplain. L. Dunn; officer of
the day. VIM Dalyi officer Of guard, Thos. Nor
ris; officer Of watch, Benz. Jacobs; ensigns. W.
d. Buckley and Jas. Kelly; trustees, T. Z. Lee,
n. Mahany and ]. ID. Parker
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GouLD's tree toys. scrap-book pictures, favors.
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Woman Beaten to Death With Rods.
The press Of Mexico publish a story to the
effect that Chief Of Police Leon Of San Jose,
Guatemala. recently arrested Sonora Noriaga
and had her beaten to death with rods. It
appears tina. the unfortunate woman supported
the cause Of Salvador in 1850.
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BRADBURY PIASos sold on s10 payments.
1925 Pa. ave.-Adul
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Pianos for rent, Kuabe's, ST. Pa. aye-Ad,
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Callisher. East Washington Jeweisr, 225 Pa.
ave. Q. .. 1t
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Fine Holiday MufIlers.
1t FRANC d Son, cor. 7th and D.
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For SKIN DISEASES

DOCTOR RECOMMENDS CUTICURA BECAUSE
IT HAS NEVER FAILED TO
GIVE GOOD RESULTS
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CaIlisher, Jeweler, for Gifts in Silver.
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The celebrated Knabe pianos, SIT Pa. ave.
Adrt.
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"NrnoISfcA IL the name Of q cigar that can
not be exeelled smoker II fact 10 10 q
Eem Of the cigarnakers ART and contains all
That goes 10 make good smoke.-AdcI
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PrAsOs for rent .. q. smith, las Pa. ave-
AdrL
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ksAsn grand upright and square piano
fsssssl VIM Knabe a Cdf SIT Pa ave. NV
AsgL
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kxAsk Pianos, the recognized standard Of
modern piano manufacture. SIT Pa ave. n W.
-Adrc
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SWISS Music BoxEs, large stock, low prices
y. q. smith. l225 Pa ave.-Adet
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We HAVE a variety - useful articles for the
holidays We mention IL part PdriDr Rites
PsskHtrsS, SdtsHg BGaSs Tor The bows, and
Tor the PdfsT JdH.a!sGS CGTrsgg Sets, Rogers
Ilated Ware and carefully selected stock of
Table Cutlery At as;onishingly low prices.
We would also cal. attention to our new
Anas Tree outfit ih.: We sell for 50 complete.
tHss. 1. CAKTER a Co,
doors from 9th 81 coo Pa ave. NV
COUNTRY SAUSAGE MxAr always on hand.
D. ILLS, ID and A st. Sc
We OfFEE 10 per cent discount on Dia-
nonds. Watches. X. Don't mirs this chance.
JABors Bios, 1929 Penn. ave-
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BANKFRs
Second Nsts"nal Rama & Washington.
The WASHINGTON Ian and Trust Colnpan,
Nth. tu. s-3m
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METzGER's FINE GROCERY, Alt 7rH ST. N. w. I
Evening journal., 1892-10-07
ClOakS AND Suits.

Now is the time the people
are thinking about their winter
cloaks. We have an elegant
assortment of them and can
suit from the smallest child up
to the largest lady with any
style coat they desire.
INot alone in style and fit
can we suit but also in price as
our goods are all marked in
plain figures and sold IS per
cent. cheaper than any other
house in the city. We
are striving to make this one
of the leading cloak houses and
therefore give you the best val.
ue for the least money. Give
us a call before purchasing else
where even if you are not ready
to purchase at present we will
be Just as pleased to have yor
call and show you our very
large and fine assortment.
Evening journal., 1892-10-07
LYcEUM REoReANlzA7loN.
The Falkland Lyceum Elects Ohicers
for the Ensuing Near-shot Large
Hawk.

The Falkland Lyceum Elects Omcers
for the Ensuing Hear-shOt a Large
Hawk.
Special Corrcsnorlcnce Evening Journal.
FAuLKLAkD, oct { A small but en-
thusiastic audience Was present at the
reorganization meeting Of the Falkland
lyceum, in the schoolhouse of district
No. 3j, last evening. The election Of
officers resulted as follows: for president,
Charles G. Dempsey, the former in
cumbent, received vote; Ferris J.
Yearsley, A Harvey Ball, g. John T..
Mullins 13; e-president, Frank T..
Yearsley, no opposition; secretary,
Miss S. Eva Ball II, and Miss Elsie
Lyman, 10; treasurer, Ferris ]. Yearsley,
no opposition; committee on program
Misses s. Eva Ball and Amy r. Piser
Rev. John d. Blake, Charles g. Dempsey
and Isaac Finn.
Mr.. Blake made few suggestions as
TO the management of the lyceum. The
question for debate at the next meeting
October 90, is "Resolved, that the popu
lar vote Of the United States should
elect the president" and will be dis
cussed by members of the organization.
A fourteenth member Of the levy courf
placed plank about four inches thick
and FIVE feet in length on the bridge
crossing Red Clay creek here yesterday
There is no bevel on either side and re
minds one of extravagance without
labor on part Of the donator.
Thompson l.. Bailey shot, CHECKER
hawk early yesterday morning that ha,
taken shelter in his hen roost, whiol
measured from tip TO tip of the wing
/ four feet, six inches
Evening journal., 1892-10-07

OUR Stock of Clothing is
fresh from the manufacturers,
and among it are many Special
Bargains in quality and price
which will be offered as
Leaders with which to open
the campaign of our Fall
Clothing Trade. You can
choose your
Evening journal., 1892-10-07
Personal Events.

Mayor Frank T.. Herbert and Mrs.
Herbert, who have been recuperating at
Sweet Chalybeate Springs, Va, have
returned home much improved In health.
George Griffith. formerly of this city
but now of New York, Is here on a visit
to his old home and friends.
Herbert DUNCAN, who has been spend
ing several months at his old home here,
left today for Philadelphia, to sail as
second mate ON the schooner Young
Brothers, on a voyage to the South.
]. H. Rogers has just returned from a
visit to Asbury Park, N. J. Mr.. Rogers
was a spectator at the initial perform
ance Of James j. Corbett's "Gentleman
Jack on Wednesday night.
Evening journal., 1892-10-07
Things worth knowing.

Plain and decorated flower pots at Stoopss.
Flags and cotton bunting, fine assortment
nj G. r. Truitts.
Ladies', msses's Colchester goods,Shaw's.
New crop fancy n. o. Molasses. J. /. Boyle's
Four secondhand bicycles at Stoopss.
Pratt's food for poultry, horses ,Thompson's.
See the teas, ooffees and pure spices at Boyle's
Evening journal., 1892-10-07
Busr Rose nm ResIdents.

The residents of Rose Hill, the Will
mington road village were astir last
evening with men. women and children
preparing for a novel pound party,
which was held in the school house for
the benefit of the Sunday school there
with very successful results.
Evening journal., 1892-10-07

I5gbtner having come all the way from
baltimore. where he is attending the
Protestant Epi scOpal convention, to Off
ciate, at the funeral. The pall-bearers
were ID. w. Elkinton, Thomas Frazer,
j c. Jemison, W. C. Worthington,
Thomas J. Gravell lnterment was made
In Emmanuel churchyard. Immediately
AFT, " the funeral Mr.. Lightner returned
to baltimore, he being delegate to the
conve Ntion and on several committees.
saraIyzed While at Work.
Mrs ThNomas Dixon, well known old
vas stricken with paralysis,
while atten, Ting TO some household duties,
,,esterdav m, Nrning, at the residence OF
ber SON -in.law Zachariah Gemmill, on
HARMONY street. She became unconscious
and thefe were 81 tght hopes Of her recov-
srv as She had passed the three score
ond ten line. and h ps had poor health for
son,o tine Mrs Dixon died last night
az q o'cIock. ArranlIei nents have been
made for her funeral ON Monday after
noon AZ 4 o'clock. Interment Will be
made In Imma .1uel Episc6 pal churchyard.
Incidents OF the Day
AT the auction sale ,Oi - t,.,.. ~ ~ a
property, on Wednesday, the '-''ouse auu a
lot on Market street, "a feet ~ onSs css cs
purchased by william Price for s., ~ y.,ira, Gn,
house and two lots on East n y
street were purchased by Michas 30, ~
King for 1910 and the river lot on WA 70, ~
street by John c. Mahoney for 500 IN
houses ON Orange street, near Chestnut,
were withdrawn from the sale.
Trustee John White is still very III AT
his home, corner Of Harmony and vine
streets, and his friends are greatly dis,
couraged at his condition. He has lost
his eyesight entirely, and knows put
little that Is going on about him.
There will be another wedding IN 81.
Peters church on Firemans Day and one
ON Columbus Day.
Since All Saints Day there have been
twenty-five deaths in Emmanuel parish.
Evening journal., 1892-10-07
wedding Festivities on Vine Str,

wedding Festivities ON Vine street.
At $50 o'clock last evening. just as twi-
light was approaching, st. Peters church
was crowded with old and young residents
10 witness the ceremony that made
Joseph A. Carlin and Miss Mary Anna
Sheridan husband and wife. The brides
maid was Miss Mary Farley and the
groomsman was Michael Griffith The
bride wore a beautiful costume of cream
henrietta, while the groom wore an
evening suit Of black serge The ushers,
owen and Phillip Sheridan also played
an important part in the ceremony,
Miss Pauline Rogers played Men
delssohns wedding march as the bridal
party entered the church. A reception
was held at the home of the brides
parents ON Vine street at s o'clock,
where congratulations and hundreds of
presents were received by the happy
couple. Among the prominent givers
were Edward Kelly, James j. Toner,
Mrs. William Farley, Peter G. Madden,
Mr. and Mrs Grimes, John S. Wise and
wife, p. McGrory, Miss Mary Farley,
Miss Jane McCaughan, Mrs John Fitch,
Miss BERTHE Booth, John McCallian, Miss
Katie Farley, I. NJ. Walls, John Murphy,
FtP. McCalliaB, Owen Sheridan, officers
of the T.. A. b. Society, of which the
groom is faithful member; and many
others.
Evening journal., 1892-10-07
Mr.. NewIore laid 10 Rest.

The funeral Of Mrs Rachel NJ New
love, wife Of Harry Newlove. who died
after an illness Of nearly year, on
Monday. was held yesterday afternoon
and attended by large concourse of
relatives aud friends. Services we're
held IN Emmanuel church, Rev. p. B.
Evening journal., 1892-10-07
MEMS
SUITS

$4,000, $500, $500 $I2.oo,
$1,000 $500 in all the latest
patterns in Double and Single
breasted Sacks and Cutaways.
Our famous SIS, $I2 and $40
Black Cheviot are hard to
beat.
Evening journal., 1892-10-07
WHAT TO WEAR }*+ 2s+
St x AND WHERE TO GET IT.

the health
WHERE TO We
Herear esomeo Of the newest tandno 10
Evening journal., 1892-10-07
LADIES

Our variety Of Ladies' Shoes at 81 is
strengthened by three new designs, made
plump and the best Shoe for 81 ever
shown by any house FULD'S, 226.
The So. 80 line has been enlarged by
four natty fall Shoes. We are the
makers, and no 50. 90 shoe can give more
wear or comfort. We have also
new style made on the spring heel last.
FULD'S, 226.
OF the four acquisitions to our already
immense SO line, the one that will claim
the biggest attention is our DULL KAN
CARGO BLACK BOTTOM SHOE. It is
just the proper Shoe for fall wear, i'm
pervious to water and a wearing quality
equal to any S. Shoe. FULD'S, 226.
Our Great Leaders this sea son, as here
tofore. are our hand made Shoes at So. 90.
We have in stock four new styles, and
have added the requirements necessary
for this season Our Richmond last is a
sure favorite, and an elegant appearing
Shoe. FULDS, 226.
Our 81 and S. handmade Shoes are
indeed the very zenith of elegant shoe
making, and the variety of new fashions
this season that we carry are pretty, One
Of the nobbiest new things we carry is
our $4 Paris glaze Shoe with a pointed
tip Of the same material. FULD'S, 226.
Evening journal., 1892-10-07

On a Bill of $40, ST down and
ST a week.
Evening journal., 1892-10-07
FALL
OR
WINTER
SUITS

From a fresh, unbroken stock,
selected with care as to price,
style and quality, from the
leading manufacturers of the
Clothing mart. Much of it be-
ing manufactured specially for
us of which we will quote a
few of the prices.
Evening journal., 1892-10-07
YOUTHS
CHILDREN'S

Suits $3.50, $500, $3.50,
$500, $3.50, $500, 5000,
$500.
Our immense store at 500
Market, is being filled to over
flowing by fresh arrivals daily
with all the latest fads in fash
ionable fine and medium
Wearing Apparel that COM
fort and refinement might de-
sire.
Evening journal., 1892-10-07
Bricks and Crates

For Bride Ranges, Victor Cooks, Harvest
Homes, OthellO, Finest. Ruby, splendid. Re-
lance, Altoona, Gnuze Door, Electric, Capital,
Royal. Irving. with a dozen others OF all sizes.
George II. Hollis, east Fourth street.
Evening journal., 1892-10-07

Life insurance solicitors wanted for the
strongest, largest and best company in the
world. ANSON A. MAHER, General Agent,
EnniInhla Rnllnlln.