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Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-08-17

The Hunter Transfer Co. viii move
your piano with care, and at reasOna-
tie figures. See thgtn. l2-16-tf
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-08-17

We have on hand, and keep sup
piled with the best of live and dressed
poultry, eggs, butter, etc,
If IUDDLEsTON BROS.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-08-17
SOC REWARD, 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
OF dreaded disease that science has
be- en- able to cure in all its stages, and
th at is cstarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a constitutional disease, requires
g constitutional. Halls Catarrh Cure
is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces
OF the system, thereby destroying the
fo undation of the disease and giving
IL patient strength by building up
Il constitution and assisting nature
il doing its work. The prOprietors
have so much faith in its curative
powers, that they offer one hundred
dollars for any case that it fails to
cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address,
f. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
Ry-Sold by druggists, IS.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-08-17

Best fresh meats can always be
found at i. 0. Welcomes meat mar
ket. If
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-08-17
F.. CHENEY e Co., Toledo, 0.
Ey-Sold by druggists, IS.

so dozen fancy bordered Wilson
Bros. gents handkerchiets, rs cents
elch, at StuarGs. Silks without end.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-08-17

Tho Daily and N bly, Democrat are
entered at the u0,ta#cg at IeNaTkana sS
Sc,-rnI-claSs mail natter
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-08-17
l, I. STARKS,
STRICTLY DEMOCRATIC
Contractor and Builder.

! guarantee all my work, and do
none but what is first-class-will not
turn out poor job.
Give me a call, or write me through
the Texarkana postotiice, and | will
submit a bid For work | do, will
make no charges for plans and specili-
cations. j. L. STARK
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-08-17

4 E:lt..,s WINE OF csRpvI for female d.,e..e.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-08-17

Straw hats from Baltimore factory,
ust received, at Stuarts. tt
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-08-17
THE DEMOCRAT.
J. ". GARDNER, Editor and Prop.
RATES:

THURSDAY, AUGUST 1883.
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-08-17

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-09
brought the Court to Time.

From the Philadelphia Daily Evening Telegraph.
Magistrate Ladner was seated in state be-
hind the tall railing In his Callowhill street
office. his dignified clerk at one elbow, his
dreaded constable at the other. when a well
dressed man entered, mounted the step be-
low the railing, leaned over, crept and OBJ
served:
Judge. I wish you'd commit me to the
house Of correction"
"Too late" answered his honor CURLY.
Drop around tomorrow morning."
The magistrate was thus brief because the
request was no new one. Scores of tramps
apply to the police justices for lodging and
board on the Pennypack. But Ladner's WIS.,
itor was not to be discouraged
MY name. Judge" said he sis Silas Ell
kinton. live at 2052 Gratz street. I've
been drinking too much and eating too lit
tie. I'm all broken uD and 1 haven't a cent
Won't you give me chance to brace up?"
You can have 1t tomorrow" was the re-
ply. THE boat has gone up the river, and
convenience of any man that wants to go to
JAIL
I'm desperate" rejoined Elkerton. ''If
you don't commit me now I'll smash some
body's window: then you'll have to do it."
Go ahead" said Ladner, for the man did
not look person to carry out the threat.
"You won't commit me?'
Mo-
Smash! Siias Elkinton's fist went through
Magistrate Ladner's door pane price 81. n.
right under the awful constable's very nose
Now" said the visitor. TN bet you'll
commit me-.
You've thrown aces" the magistrate re-
joined red hot IN commit you for a
year"
You are more than kind" said Elkinton.
and the constable marched him off to Nov
amensing and square meal.
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A Musical Canine Grille


WONDERFUL story Of a Frencb ,,,,ss..,
Srluc Is related by persons who nrafsss -
nave been acquainted with him a,ld - 49,
seen nm IN attendance on musical re,f-....,o
aioes; ne was dog. and in his name in IN N
Wa Tarade. Whether he had a dtnere,t
tIi al nome was never known. Al the
pesIIlhihs OF the French revoirtton he u,snt
. ~ Gay TO the military parade In from ~
,, re tui,er'es palace He marched with the
musicians, halted with them, listened kneyr.
Ingiy 10 their performance and aS,sr ~.
paIa9e disappeared, to return promptlv AZ
parade time next day.
Gradually the musicians becar,e ,,,a.s,s
70 this devoted listener. They named rim
faF3oe' ana one or another of them alxx.x-s
,n.i.el MIN 70 dinner. He accepted the in
siitauohs ana was pleasant guest. III w-as
discovered that after dinner he ALWAYS o.
Iended the theater, where he seated hinself
calmly IN corner OF the orchestra and lie
tened criucaily to the music
N new piece was played he noticed m
instantly and paid the strictest attentton
Al me piece had fine. melodious pa ssss-es
ne showed his joy to the best of his dog.ish
ABILITY, but IL the piece was ORDINARY sna
undressing he yawned. stared about The
disapprovaL mn
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cago and will return home by Niagara

Falls
Miss w. H. Barker has gone to visit
friends in Baltimore.
The engagement is announced Of Miss
Eva Dux and Mr.. Sol. Peyser At home
Monday, september II, and SUNDAYS Sep
TENDER IL and "a, at 422 l street northwest.
Misses Clara and Ida Spliedt entertained
a large number of their friends at their
house, SG3 East Capitol street, on Thurs
DAY last. September 7. the occasion being
their thirteenth and ninth birthdays re-
specuveiy. Dancing and merry making
Were enjoyed and at $50 n m refreshuents
were served. The table was Beautifully dec
GRATED with flowers and fruits. The guests
were Misses Annie Hammer, Baltimore,
Nd; Lizzie and Lottie Muhlhofer Warren
ten. Va; Pauline Baldwin Annie Rogers
Mamie Torrens, Edna Van Horn. Kane
ana Theresa Louehran, Mamie and Flora
Men. Bessie Hamilton, Louise and Ger
trude Higgins. Minnie and Agnes Holland.
Clara Donohue Irene Moran Mary Cook.
Lillian Neff, Mr.. Edward Spliedt' chas
! Gates. Win Roberts, Masters H. and F.
Grogan, w. Dougherty. r. Maxwell, f.
Riley and several others.
The engagement of Miss Edith Irving OF
New York to DIR. Bolton of this city is an
nounced. Miss Irving's father was the Ia 10
Leslie Irving and her grandfather, the Rev.
Pierre Irving, was rector Of Christ Church,
New Brighton, S. j. Her brother is En-
sign Washington Irving of the L. S navy
The Irvings are old residents of Staten
Island and among their ancestors is Wash.
ington Irving.
Miss Edith NJ. Crutchley and Mr. Charles
J. Brown of Benfield, Ill. were married last
Tuesday morning at the Church of the Holy
Name by Rev. Father Duianey. The bride
was prettily dressed I'm white silk null
trimmed with satin. and wore a diamond
pin, the gift of the groom. After the cera
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Brown started for Chi
cago to visit the fair for two weeks. and
will go to the former home OF the groom
before they return. They will reside al
1895 F street after the LIST Of October.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. johnson started this
morning for Chicago to take a leisurely
view of the fair. Their son Victor accom-
panied them.
Mrs. Davis has Joined the Senator at theii
home on Massachusetts avenue.
DIR. and Mrs. H. C Yarrow have returned
from two months stay at the seashore
DIR. and Mrs. j. Wesley Bovee have re
turned home after spending the summer a
Newport, and taken possession of their new
residence, l404 II street.
Mrs. Anderson. wife OF DR. Frank Ander
son. United States navy, has returned Il
| her residence. 1923 18th street after an All
sence of two months
Mr.. and Mrs. p N. Dubant have left AT
lantic City and are at Bedford Springs 70,
| this month. Mrs. Dubant is grearIy i'm
proved i'm health '-
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Mrs. Pennell ExtoIs That Mode Of
Continental Travelling.

From the New York Sun.
III there is one woman in the world vho
should be an oracle to other women on the
subject Of cycling that woman is Mrs Eliza-
beth Robbins Pennell In company with
her artist husband. Mr.. joseph Pennell she
has cycled Europe from one end 20 the
other. She has ridden tandems tricycles
safeties, and every variety of wheel q wo-
man could mount, and she knows her rub
ber-shod steed as a Jockey knows his horse.
therefore what she has to say about the
sport ought to be of interest TO other vo-
men, What she does say is this:
have toured far and often, and know
DO not exaggerate when 1 say thai The
Traveller by train knows nothing OF the de-
nsht OF Journeying on the open road. He
may see the larger towns but he misses
S me niue villages by the way. the old farm
houses, and older castles. He does NOT p,eef
the people in free, friendly fashion.
Ny nrst long journey was from Florence
70 Rome My husband and I rode a tan
LII LII tricycle.. machine which had never
oeen seen In Italy. II made friends thoseh.
almost too many, sometimes. And France;
-eNeI was there more misunderstood
couhuy, simply because people do not cycle
: iii ha,tI ~. AND so In every country where
nave Deen, whether in England on, our
eahden- or in Austria and Hungary on INV
$500, II is TO my wheel that / owe NV
mle,s. interesting experiences, my most de-
PEOPLE often ask me IL my JOURNEYS do
!, mot tlre me. OF course they do al times.
~ would be absurd to pretend that tbev A.
To-, "A Al, nead wind or a bad road, rain or
u n'1 VIII turn all ones pleasure into tofl
But the wonderful thing about cyc1,ns "a I.
ai'at an hours good time will make up for
9 Gay discomforts. ] have pushed NV
, mnesi Up long hill feeling that nothInc
ouid persuade me ever TO ride again ana
.es with the first coast down The oshs-
,ha Di ,he mountain. the first spin along
hard work al aoout the
one great secret in touring &C. 20 ....
as niue luggage as possible n Won e..
suin !; long journey. 1. is wen 10 ser,S :
s ,..., trunk from one large town to anotber
a bag stra osellhs away. Take with you. i'm
Das Strapped upon your machine n oe,a
p piete ehange OF undertaking and an e,srs
u ,,iuH or bodice. also recommend = l,sh,
shaa,e nishtgown 10 guard against damn
cape are Necessities" NeiPsOOi
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From the Buffalo Courier.


Ormonde. the famous race horse which ar
rived in New York last week. has a lux
urious wardrobe. His busters and hot
weather wraps are Of the best white linen
marked with blue check. The same blue
and white pattern appears on the blankets,
which range from light to heavy weights
and are Of the finest lambs wool For
extra cold weather are sets of tan-colored
blankets and hoods which will hide the
horse from head to heels like huge ulster
OF the same pattern for rainy weather are
sets of thin white rubber coverings. as
dainty as young swelrs macintosh.
Rubbing towels. busters. white and tan
colored cloths for bandages. and square
blue and white checked padded flannel
knee-covers. for use In walking exercise.
finish the wardrobe. They are the best
goods that could be bought I'm London.
A quantity OF English feed was brought
over with Ormonde. and he will use that
until he is acclimated. The hay cost $50 a
ton in London, and is strewn with red
clover tops. The oats come from Germany.
Ormonde has a groom, a second groom,
and watcher. One is inclined to wonder
what Ormonde's thoughts would be IL he
should suddenly meet with reverses and
come down to pulling a milk wagon.
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ARMSTRONG Is.s Co., At mid1igst Friday. seP,en,s
vile OF George II. Armstrong.
since Mss s the ilth .rom her late I'd.
at Sc TheresaIs Church am. Internsnt
BROWN on Thursday. September Z. 1888, ct
80 80, o'elocs an. JOHN BROWN, beloved
Funeral viii take place from the residence OF Ms
sister SISTER. lsG North Carolina avenue southeast.
Friends and relatives invited TO attend
EAGAN. The remains Of the late John Earan vsu
be taken from the vault and consigned 20 thsir
1s' ,s Essstins place 90 earth Monday. septeuhs'
He has gone from his dear ones, his children. his
Whom he willingly tOIled for. and loved as Els
oh, God: How mysterious and how strange are
To take from this loved one In the best Of he
HOOD ON September S. 1873. at 1910 a.R,
Mrs, CECILIA HOOD. beloved wife Of Edwasd
Boea and danghier Of William and Are
Beehum, aged twenty-six years, four mopt,s
un fGon 's st. s".sng the n nS r:nss
relatives are invited to attend
MAssARI Departed this life on Saturday. Sop
tanoer ?; ISIS, at o:i5 O'Clock. after a log
street soatheasf faN lf rei MAssIR 80
loved husband OF Hattie Massari.
Notlce OF funeral hereafter.
MATTHEW'S. ON Friday, September s. Isaa at 4
O'Clock an, FLORA ANNIE youngest child a
Mrs. Mary Matthews. aged eight years.
LATHE angel gone to rest.
Funeral Monday at O'Clock from Der mothers
Residence 232S 9Th street northwest Frieps
and relatives invited
MoRDEcAL At Springfield. Mass, September q
1893 WILLIAM MAYNADIER MoRDHcAL
son of Col Alfred Mordecai. United States ora-
nance corps.
Funeral at Oak nm cemetery Monday. septenlbes
II. at pm
MULLEN. ON September G. 1873. at the residepcs
of her sister. Mrs John Kelly, Sarntoss
Springs. y. Y. MARY. daughter OF the late
Edward and Anna McCloskey Mullen and MES
OF the late Cardinal Mccloskey.
TYDINGS. on September s. 1888. AIPBONsUA
infant son OF Hamilton and Julia c. Tydings
Funeral private.
wHIET ON September Q. 1879. lie ROY d.
youngest son 81 Mary r. and Prank @. willel.
aged ten months and nine days
Funeral September III at an. from residencs.
S26 al street southwest. Interment at Rob
Vile.
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Her Great Trouble.

What a love of a dogr exclaimed a
caller at a Jefferson avenue mansion as
a bundle of hair and ribbons trotted into
the room.
Yes, but he's dreadful care" sighed
the mistress Of the household, sadly.
in surprise.
why, you know I bought Bitou in Paris
last summer and ne doesn't understand a
word Of English. So / had a French maid
for him all winter, but last June she in
sisted on marrying some horrid creature.
and now we have a French Canadian girl,
and she worries me dreadfully."
Does she abuse him?" asked the visitor
Indignantly.
Oh dear no. she's as kind as can be, but
these Canadians speak such poor French
suppose she should ruin Bijou's accent, ii
makes me sick to think of it,"
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HOstilify to FOREIGNERS I'm Cbtno

The London Standard correspondant at
Shanghai telegraphs that Viceroy Chang
notorious for his hatred of foreigners and
for encouraging natives in the barbarous
treatment OF Europeans, is reported to have
addressed a petition to the throne openly
advocating the determination of foreigners
in China, and especially English. in order
to prevent the eventual partition Of China
among European powers. The hostility TO
foreigners In the provinces Is undated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-09

From the Chicago News Record
II is neither necessary nor safe TO at.
tempt to pronounce all the letters you may
see in a Welsh name.
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FURNI TURE,

Or. at least. SURPRISING FURNI-
TURE OFFERS, are bringing buyers from
everywhere. New Fall stocks arriving
every day by the car load. We've done
some very sharp buying, and can. as a re-
suit. quote prices you cannot duplicate.
Don't buy Parior Suites, Bed Room Suites,
Sideboards, Book Cases. Parlor Tables
Chairs Odd Chairs until you've first got
ten our prices and compared them with
those of other houses. Numbers of pieces
now selling here at from 20 to so per
cent below regular prices.
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Boston's Literary Glory.

IRON the Boston Herald
some OF the croakers are now saying thar
tne literary glory OF Boston has depsrted
Wei. II lasted long enough 20 give IA =
reputation. even IL IL receives no Import NJ
recent addition. But let us see as 10 the
Iacts IN the case. DIR. Holmes vet lives
John tlske and Francis Parkman still hail
from Boston, and where are they TO he
matched IN the literary talent of the land
L. Is. Aldrich is accounted a reasona l.ly
clever man. and T. w. Higginson has ~,
some reputation as iiterateur for about
a haIf century. There are female writers
IKE MISS Jewett and Mrs. wilkins. whom .
may perhaps be well TO take into accouoi
III the literary glory Of Boston has departed
II may be pertinent inquiry to ask where
IL mas gone. Us more Of IL to be found IN
any other American city?
In the suit OF the Western Electric Com
pany against the Potomac Electric Com
pany, Judge McComas yesterday grantad
Amherst II. Wilder permission TO file an
Intervening petition.
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LADIES' WRITING DESKS.

LADIES' WRITING DESKS.
S12 Oak Desks. finely finished and GO o.
nicely carved. ..-....-.----.. SCos@C
SD Oak Desks. neatly carved S12 5C
with oval mirror on top, for. =. y Ao.CO
SIS Mahogany Finished Desks,
with 2 drawers and nicely Gle
ranged interior. .......-..... va
LADIES' DRESSING TABLES.
In solid mahogany, birds eye maple,
CHARTERED oak and curly birch, are charm
ingly displayed in our show windows.
PRICES ARE LESS THAN WHOLESALE,
25 to 10 per cent below retail rates.
Such prices have never been quoted. as
far as we can remember. II you buy one Of
these DRESSING TABLES you will obtain
person in the world for their manufacturer
never produced more than two OF each
pattern. 1t is certainly q satisfaction to
know you will have an article that every
one cannot obtain.
s31 80 BED ROOM SUITES FOR 1919
Something you've never heard Of In
advertised stock. The suite consists OF
these prices:
White Enamel and Brass Bedstead.
worth ........-.-........... -.>V'oo'
Oak Finish, nicely carved Bureau, with
beyel plate mirror. Size ft.x2 IT.
Large Combination Wash Stand, with
spIasher rail to match. Worth. ....$6oo.
Actual worth. ...SSl.oo.
JUST FOR SURPRISE. S19.I5.
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Get the. Best
TUE CONCORD HARNESS.
ly71Z & BRO,
491 Penn. ave.. adjoining National Hossl.
Trunks and Sstchels at low pricsA ocas

j. T. WALKER SONS. 2o4 10TH ST. NV.
Building Papers, MOth-proof Goods Fire Brick
Clay and Tile Asbestos Flue Lining. Pulp Slate
&c. ap14
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MARRIED..
- . -
DIED.

MHl.ER-LiNk. On September 9, 1898. Me-
JOHN W MILLER TO Miss HANNAH Ink.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-09
Curtain Sale
EXtraOrdir1arv

Our lace curtain buyer has Just re-
turned from a New York market with
large number Of manufacturers
'jObs." secured from firms who were
compelled To realize upon their stock in
order to get cash. No such opportunity
10 buy Lace and Chenille Curtains at
these low prices has ever been extended
To the Washington pablic.
500 half pairs OF White and Ecru
Nottingham Lace Curtains, worth from
So to 81 per pair. extending an extraor-
binary opportunity to those who need
single curtain for window. bath
room or hall room. &c, at u fraction Of
III. regnlar nric.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-09

WILTON CARPETS.
Heavy wHtons. actually worth oil 81
s1.15 and 81. 90 yard Next week CO. II
Best quality Royal Wilton. valued c1 IN
at $3.50 yard. Next week. Scl.Ou
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CARPET S

CARPETS
VIII have another reception next week. Our
cARPEr business is Increasing every week
in fact. it's growing larger and larger
every day. Each weeks offers seem to sur
pass its predecessors, judging from the
crowds that throns exhibition rooms.
You're going to have u CARPET this
fall. perhaps. And it's about time to think
Of getting it laid Why not. then. examine
our offers before you buy and compare our
prices with those prevailing elsewhere?
You'll surely profit by the comparison.
The Importance Of next weeks CARPET
sale should not be overlooked By econou-
ically disposed buyers.
INGRAM CARPETS.
$50 yards Extra Quality Ingram, bought
70 sell for 80 and co cts. yard 27l,
next week .------+-.--.--. ~
osJ yarcs Best Quality Atwood Ingram,
bought to sell at rs and SO cts 20,
yard Next week. ...........-. OcC
SMITH NOTIFIED MooUETTE.
Best quality. Never before offered at less
than s1.02 yard universal selling al,
price S125. Next week. ......-.. OIC
16 cents per yard less than the manufac-
turer's lowest Wholesale quantity price.
500 AND Sis MooUETTEs.
Excellent qualities. big variety Of choice
p pa!'ssRa and beautiful designs Sl.OO
ADMINISTERS AND GoBEIINs.
20 beautiful patterns. Newest colorings
Selling everywhere for $1.75 and C1 Ok
500 yard. Next week. ......... sOl. AO
WILTON CARPETS.
Heavy WHtons. actually worth oil %
sl.75 and 81 90 yard Next week scl.ZO
Best quality Royal Wilton. valued Ss1 IN
at $3.50 yard. Next week. ....... Tl.OO
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS.
In all the latest effects, bought to IN
sell for rs cts I'd Next week.. QUO
SCOTCH DUNDEE MATTINGS,
For Halls. Stairs. Dining Rooms and Offices.
10 patterns, containing from 10 to IS yards
each. bought to sell for S1.25 o.
yard, to 20 next week for. $50. OCC
CARPET REMNANTS.
80 Remnants a-py and Agra Carpets, con-
tanning 10 to % yards each. ought SO-
to be Sl.OO yard. reduced to. COC
KESSTNGToN ART SQUARES.
No. Size. Worth. Next Week.
10......3 by yards. go. $40 $3.50
H......3 by yards. SIS. 90. -. $1,000
16-..-..4 by yards. $500 $500
.21a by yards
English Ayraman Carpets .$11 .25...... 500
3......4 by yards
English Ayraman Carpets $50 LOO. LOO
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OuR PRIcE. 50 Pen Pam.

100 pairs OF Fine Irish Point Lace
Curtains. secured at almost half their
value.
81 IRISH POINT CURTAINS FOR So. so.
So IRISH POINT CURTAINS FOR 81 80.
Sl2 IRISH POINT CURTAINS FOR s.. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-09

ADMINISTERS AND GoBELINs
20 beautiful patterns. Newest colorings.
Selling everywhere for $1.75 and o1 Ok
500 yard. Next week. ......... sOl .AO
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will understand to
manufactured
had
of
because
than
81 QUALITY YARD
75c YARD
Doe QUALITY 2ec
5Oc QUALITY WHITE
soc QUALITY BLACK YARD
SI.l9Y
81 QUALITY YARD
Sc QUALITY YARD
tyWhhe the
mention because 1t is seldom
IN GOODS And when
their actual worth will better YOU are Of
'NN N'' VA
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ONLY 81 Per HALF. Pam.

500 pairs OF Odd Nottingham Lace Cur
tains, one to FIVE pairs % a pattern. 315
yards long. full width and sell regular
ly at 81. SIS. Sc. 81 and $3.50. These
have slight filled inperfections. such as
an oil spot, finger print, &c, yet are
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-09

TAPESTRY BRUSSELS CARPETS,
In all the latest effects. bought to
sell for IS cts. I'd Next week.
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JOB Lors" CHENILLE CURTAINS.
Monday morning We will place on sale
Loco pairs Of Fine Chenille Curtains,
embracing the newest designs and col
orin=s. ranging in price from $3.50 TO
SIS per pair, being
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-09

300 AND s125 M0QUETTEs.
Excellent qualities. big variety Of choice
patterns and beautiful designs. ST 90
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CARPET REMNANTS.
80 Remnants 3-ply and Agra Carpets, con-
tanning 10 TO 20 yards each. ought S0-
to be loo yard. reduced to-. OOC
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SURPRISES
For Monday Morning.

OMORROw's POST Will. CONTAIN FULL ACCOUNT OF
THE SURPRISING RESULTS SPECIAL MADE
WITH IMPORTERS MANUFACTURERS WHEREBY AUTUMN
NOVELTIES MONDAY AT PRICES MUCH
LESS THAN WILL PREVAIL LATER. EXPLANATION THAT
CANNOT AFFORD AWAIT OPENING OF THE SEA
REQUIRING MEET EXPENSES
THE FOLLOWING GOODS HAVE ALREADY BEEN REcEUrn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-09-09

SCOTCH DUNDEE MATTINGS
For Halls. Stairs. Dining Rooms and Ofices
10 patterns. containing from 10 to IS yards
each. bought to sell for $1.25 o.
yard, to 90 next week for. 49,. OCC