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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-03-27
MEETINGS.

NT0rlCE-rbc rcguisr annual uectine OF
~ the stockholders of the SECURITY N
VESTMENT COMPANY will be 5eld at TIE
o.ic OF the company, 10. 102 south Fairftx
street, in thc city OF Alexandria, Virginia,
TUESDAY, april 10th, 1894, at il O'Clock
q m. GEO. H. DANA, President,
A. NJ. McLACHLEN, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-03-27
FOR SALE.
EVERY BOX

Sold by ur teachcs an artery of the great
heart Of trsde in Alexandria, and you feel the
throbs-it can't escape you.
Our latest in tho CANDY line:
"Mammoths," Mint Flavor;
"PeanIt Bars" Taffy Flavor:
Peanut Slices" Sugar Coated;
"Childs Delight" Lemon Flavor;
Hubby Dubs," Cinnamon Flavor.
Manufactured by
Alexandra mechanics and machinery in an
Alexandra building, taxed insured and re-
paired in Alexandra, with Alexandria capi-
tai; delivered in en Alexandria made wagon,
bT IN Alexandria man. who drives Alexan-
dris bought hsrneos fed srd shod horses,
and advertised ia Alexandra newspapers.
Is the cap4on to this advertisement cor
rect! Ii by any chance our representatives
overlook you, a postal will insure your seeing
these goods and prompt service.
GEORGE r. HILL & CO.,
feb3 tt 216 to 222 n. Lee Street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-03-27

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-03-27
PEOPLES GAS SAVING ASSOCIATION, J
21-24 STATE STREET,

PEOPLES GAS SAVING ASSOCIATION,
21-24 STATE STREET,
NEW YORK CITY.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-THE PEOPLES
- GAS SAVING ASSOCIATION of the city
of New York-Spccial Mceting-A special
meeting of the stockholders of the Peoples
Gas Saving Association of the city of New
York will be held at II O'clock a. m., on
MONDAY, April 23rd. 1894 at the office OF
the company. No. PIG King street, Alexan-
dria, Va, for the purpose of reducing the
capital stock Of the association from 100000
or 10000 shares at $40 par value 70 $500
COO or 10000 shares at $40 par valuc.
LUCIEN KNAPP, President
M. J. AMICK. Vice President,
JULIUS SCHUBERT, Sec. & Teas.
ma22 I'd
rgIHE ANNUAL MEETING OF the Ma
4 TIONAL COOPERATIVE COMPANY,
for the election of officers and directors and
transaction of other business, will be held at
Tie company's Office, 7oi King street, Alex
andria, Va, April 3rd, 1894, at s o'clock p
m., and thereafter.
A. L. LANGLEY, President,
l. c. STOCKTON, Secretary. ma19 2w
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By o'Ncal & Lunt, Auctioneep.

BY ONcal q Lunt, AucuOnccrS.
CONMISSIONgR'S SALE OF IMPROVED
" REAL ESTATE.
By virtue of decree Of the Corporation
Court ef the city Of AlsIandris, Va, entered
IN the chsncery cause Of Theophilus Balcnger
against Michael Nugent ct ais, will sell at
public auction, on
SATURDAY, MARCH 81, 1894,
at II o'clock noon, in front Of the Royal street
entrance OF the Market Building, in the city
Of Alexandria, Va, the following property TO
Wit
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND in the city
Of Alexandria, Va, improved by TWO
5roRY FRAME DWELLING, bounded as
follows viE: beginning on the west side of
Les street in tho middle Of the square, be-
tveon Princes and Queen streets, at the north
hpe Of tho lot formerly Doctor James Ken
nedy's, and running thence north on Lee
street IL feet inches; thence west parallel
30 Princess street 1913 feet D inches; thence
south parallel with Ice street II feet D
inches, aud thence cast parallel with Princess
street 1913 feet 5 inches to the beginning.
Terms Of Sale: One-third of the purchase
money in cash, and the residue in two equal
payments q. six and twelve months from day
of sale; the purchaser to give his notes for the
deferred payments, which are to bear interest
from day of sale, and the title to be retained
until the whole OF the purchase money IS
paid All conveyancing at the cost Of the
purchaser. a. W. ARMSTRONG,
Commissioner Of Sale
hereby certify that a. W Armstrong has
given the bond required by the decree FOR
sale in Theophilus Ballengcr against Michael
JOHN S. BEACH, Clerk.
ByJ. T. CALLAHAN, Dep. CFk.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-03-27

PRUDEN, Manager Victor Agency,
309 and Bill King street, Alexandra, Va.
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Special Bargains.

Ladies' Black Diagonal Jackets, tight fitting. full sleeves, coat back, the very best style, at only $6.98.
 Black Diagonal Cheviot Coat, fine material, all bound with good braid, a $12.00 valde. $9.9s.
 Also good smooth Beaver Coat, vel vet collar, half silk lined, extra long, cheap at $500, our Special Price $9.9S
 The scarce Black Buckle Cloth Coats, half silk lined, velvet collar, and sold everywhere at $2O.Oo, our price s135O.
 The finest quality Kersey Coat, smooth cloth, A inches long, and entire coat lined throughout with best Rhad- anne silk, at only s19.5O. Sold right in New Haven at $23.50.
 Ladies Double Cape, 33 inches long, of good Beaver, with inserted velvet collar, regular $500 value, at $49S.
 Ladies black, best quality, Beaver, Circular Cape, extra wide sweep, organ pleat back, magnificently braided and collar and both fronts fur, worth easily $500, our price $12.98.
 Special lot (only 2W Plush Capes, ex- tra good, silk lined throughout, and edged collar and fronts with French seal, at only $S.9S.
 One lot Children's Cloaks, of extra quality cloth, small tan and brown check, with full yoke cape, worth &C., cording to size from $7.50 to $11.50, choice, all sizes, at $6.5O.
 Special sale in lower and higher priced Children's and Infants Cloaks this week.
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NEW HAVEN MORNING JOURNAL ANDoouRHR MONDAY

Anderson. Whitman Gunther. Paul Duckworth, J. M. Hall. l.. Hart, c. Stevenson. Y. Stevenson. and Messrs. Robinson. Browneli. Davis. De Golyer. Quimby and Hill. This coach was lined hp just in front of that part of stand B in which a noisy crowd of Princeton followers stood. They were bad losers. apparently. for when the tide was running strongest in favor of Yale a young man in the party let fly an empty whisky bottle straight for the bowling mob Of Yale seniors on the blue coach ten yards away. The dangerous missile fell short Of the mark. doing no further damage than to crash through one of the glass doors of the coach, but 1t stirred up an angry interchange of epithets between the young men of the rival colleges.
 Later on a Yale man from the same coach came running through the crowd near the corner outside gate. and col lided violently with James Armstrong, superintendent of the Fifth Avenue Stage stables Armstrong, who wore a white box coat. was knocked flat into the mud. The Yale man made for his friends on the coach and Armstrong gave chase, vowing that he would roll the senior In the mire. The students friends apologized from the coach and succeeded In appeasing the wrath of the mud-spattered man.
 Three other Yale coaches were GOV cred with horn-blowing. bowling crowd of seniors, juniors and freshmen, among whom were R. c. Nesbit, George Chandler, William Aiken. A. R. Clark, Tom Cochran, L. Mckee. F. L. Lee, M. N. Buckner, w. l.. Beadleston, Eugene Gregory and George Wheel wright. The freshmen coach contained F. s. Hawkins, J. V. Miller. T. w. Miller and a number of young ladies.
 Princeton was represented in fine style on the coach line, her Tiger Inn club, Ivy club, Cottage club and Faust club all having handsomely decorated vehicles.
 The New York Times yesterday says
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Wn. Frank & C0.
 Special Holiday CLOAK SALE

Could you give more useful or &C., ceptable present than a nice Cape or Coat |? No Now, then, at the present time, you can get far better selection than later, and by paying a small de- posit we will lay them aside for you until Christmas, or deliver them when ever desired.
 To aid you to buy a nice Coat we offer this week Gf they last as long) the following
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Pictures.

The finest assortment of Artos, Wood Cuts, Etchings and Landscape Pic- lures in the city, and the newest frames, making our showing very at. tractive; and at our figures are less than half price. $50O0 Pictures for $21.00. s35.0O Pictures for $19.5O V" 7. \ $25.00 Pictures for $14.50. .' ,- : 5000 Pictures for $9.50. :, ,,s $17.0O Pictures for sS.50. " t,-.:'' $15.00 Pictures for $7.50. '~'j1 :<tf>-,' $500 Pictures for $2.75. 'f, !; $5.OO Pictures for $2.25. t IT,. $500 Pictures for $1.5o. f,'%. $2.00 Pictures for $1.0o.
 $1.50 Pictures for 75c.
 The following lots are without doubt the most decided bargains we ever sold, and will not last long: 25c Japanese Cups and Saucers now 1ac. 3sc Japanese Cups and saucsrs now 1sc, 50c Japanese Cups and Saucers now 8o 75c Japanese Cups and Saucers now 39c. FINE CHINA CUPS AND SAUCERa 25c quality now 13c.
 40c quality now 18c. soc quality now 25c. $1.00 quality now 50c.
 Cracker Jars only 25c.
 Large size Cracker Jars 49c. | Japanese Cream Pitcher only 1oa. Very fine quality Pitcher 25o.
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Ladies' Japanese

Silk Embroidered Handkerchiefs. Or der was placed for these before the anticipated war with China, conse- quently we own them at a very low price. We also took them out of the custom house after the new duty went into effect, which makes still fur ther reduction.
 LADIES' BRoCADE SILK
 Muffiers-4 bargains to offer you that will make the salespeople jump to keep up with the demand-26c. S9c, Soc and 75c.
 MEMS INITIAL
 Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs. Don't worry over trading elsewhere for these this year. Prices are 25c, 3sc and 5oc. We are just going to have a regular
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Yale" time with our neighbors this
 year on Handkerchiefs. They are not
 in it little bit, 100 DOZEN
 Mems H. S. Japanese Silk Handker- chiefs, 20 inch, IF inch hem, good bar gain at 39c, sale price 25c each. 200 DOZEN
 Mems "A inch H. s. Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs, positively the best handkerchiefs in the world to-day at our price, 39c each. MEMS MUFFLERS,
 All Silk, full size, and bargains that you cannot match at our inimitable prices. Colors cream, black and blue. Going at 5Oc, 75c, s1.OO. s1.5o. s2.0O. SPECIAL. Red-edged Hymnals, new edition, only 19c each. Red-edged Prayer Books only 14c each.
 ALSO,
 A nice line of other desirable Hym- nals and Prayer Books. in leather cov- CTS, etc.
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SCENES AND INCIDENTS.

Features of the Brilliant Scene at the Field.
 One of the Yale students coaches at the field that came in for more than its share of attention was the seniors turnout, on which. among others, were G. H. Armstrong, W. c. Beers, R. N.
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SALE SIX WAISTS.

Fine double warp Surah of best qual- ity, very latest style, with Kleinert Gem Dress Shields, g. regular $500 Waist for $3.50.
 Also an $500 quality at $5.98.
 We have large and complete line of Holiday Goods,' which will be placed on our counters the latter part of this week. ,s
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-12-03
Upholstery Room.

The purchase made from W. H
 Fletcher & Co. has been the wonder
 of every locker and buyer. 200 Spotted Swisses now 121ac. 33c Spotted Swisses now 19c. soc Spotted and Figured Sash Muslins
 now 25c.
 62kc Figured Sash Muslin now 29c. 75c Figured Sash Muslin now 35c. 42c Oriental Sash Nets now 25c. 75c Oriental Sash Nets now 39c. $35O Swiss Curtains now $1.75 pair. $8OO Brussels Curtains now $2.75 pair. $9.OO Brussels Curtains now $2.S9 pair. $15.OO Brussels Curtains now $6.5O pair s2S.00 Brussels Curtains now $12.5O pair 75c Lace Curtains now 59c pair. $1.25 Lace Curtains now S9c pair. $2O0 Lace Curtains now $1.25 pair. soc fine Japanese Lambrequin Cloth
 with gold figures our price 25c yard
 Very desirable.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-12-03
Perfumery Department.

Our stock is large and the best odors are sold below all previous quotations. One OF. Bottles, Cglass stoppers) triple extracts, 15c. ... -.
 soc Apple Blossom Vase filled with Eau de Cologne, 25c.
 One oz. Fancy Cut Bottles, 26c.
 Six OF. Fancy Cut Bottles, (50c size) 88c. ....>.
 Fancy Bisque Egg Ornament, with bottle perfume, regular price, 75o, 800. Fancy Cut Glass Pitchers, filled with perfume, 19c.
 Fancy Engraved Bottles, 75o. ATOMIzERs. Glass Atomizers, worth 38c, 26c.
 Glass Atomizers, worth 50c, 89c.
 Glass Atomizers, decorated, worth 75c, 500.
 Glsss Atomizers, decorated, worth sso, 89o.
 Glass 'Atomizers. decorated, worth 41, 76c. S
 Celluloid Comb and Brush, set worth e2.25, $1.75.
 Celluloid Comb and Brush, set worth 42:50, $1.S9. <
 Cslluloid Comb and Brush, set worth 43.10, $2.50.
 Oeliuloid Decorated Comb, Brush and Mirror, set 31.08.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-12-03
Dress Goods.

$2O, 900 stock must be sold before mov-
 ing in January. Every effort has been
 made to make the prices phenomenal. 15c DRESS
 Plaids now 7c yard.
 CAMEL'S HAIR
 Suits, 36 inch wide, in all good colors, sold always at 25c, now 15c yard. FEARFUL DROP In price-40 inch wide All Wool Chev. lot Suitings, in very newest designs made to retail at BOG, our price while they last 21c yard.
 A VERY DESIRABLE Bargain--54 inch wide Mixtures, in lovely colors, sold entire season at $1.00 our price 5Sc yard.
 LOOK At the Dollar Novelties, goods we are now selling at s2hc.
 ALSO THE
 All Wool Novelties that were $1.5o tc $1.75 now $1.oo yard. Silks. $15,0 stock must be sold. Prices are
 unparalleled, Quality the very best 25c China Silks now 15c yard. 39c China Silks now 25c yard. 65c China Silks now 39c yard. 75c China Silks now BOG yard. CREPE GAUFFRE,"
 Very pretty, very stylish, and cheap at 50c. We have all colors. Your choice 25c yard. Special prices on Rhadames. Special prices on Satin Duchessa Special prices on Gros Grains. Special prices on Figured Silks. Lowest cut ever named on Evening Silks, plain and figured.
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Silks.
Jackets and CapeS.

Without going into detail we will give you an idea of the greatest bargains ever looked at in Jackets and Capes,
 Mackintoshes and Shawls. We have an $18,000 stock of these goods-too
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-12-03
Babeskin Soap.

The purest Soap made; entirely free from irritating chemicals. Cleans the skin without extracting the natural oil therefrom; delicately perfumed; makes soft, creamy father of soothing qual- ity, and is the best Soap in the world for the babies as we'll as for grown-up people. Price for cakes 1Sc.
 Notice-We will give away cake of Babeskin Soap to every mother that will bring her baby into our store Have 2,O0O cakes on hand, and would like to see if there are 2,000 babies fir New Haven.
 Buttermilk Soap Sc cake.
 One thousand cakes fine Soap, viz Honey, Glycerine, Oatmeal, Tea Leaf Sultana, etc. These are the very best Soaps made at the price, and would bring 1Oc at auction. Our price 5c cake
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HandkerchiefS.

HanQKerCnleIS.
 We offer the people who honor us
 with their trade the most astonishing
 values in Handkerchiefs ever import
 ed into this country. 1000 DOZEN
 Ladies' Hand Embroidered and fancy Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, also La dies Hand Embroidered Initial, all are good value at 1Oc, sale price 5c each. 800 DOZEN
 Ladies' Swiss Handkerchiefs, beauti- fully embroidered, also with lace edges, never sold under 25c, sale price 12 1-2c each.
 200 DOZEN ....
 Ladies' Swiss Embroidered Handker- chiefs These are the most marvellous lot ever shown at the price. Sale price 25c each. Not over six to one customer. 100 DOZEN
 Ladies' All Linen Initial Handler chiefs, very fine and fashionable let ters, 25c each, or for $1.42. MEMS HANDKERCHIEFS. Colored border and Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, extra large, fast col ors, fine quality, sold elsewhere at 1Oc, sale price Sc each.
 MEMS HANDKERCEIEFS. Colored border and Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, in latest patterns, su- perb quality, repeatedly sold ct 25c, sale price 12hc each.
 MEMS INITIAL Handkerchiefs, hand embroidered, wide H. S., large handkerchiefs, good value at 200, sale price 121sc each. MEMS INITIAL Handkerchiefs, all linen and the pret. tiest patterns you ever saw, sale price 25c each, or 6 for $1.42.
 1000 DOZEN .,.. -.
 Mems Plain All Linen H. s. Hand kerchiefs, bought for the New Store from the best and largest linen hand kerchief manufacturer in the North of Ireland, 121hc. 1sc. 25c, s3c, 37hc and Soc. K;
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-12-03
Pin Cushions.

Plush Covered, very choice: inch,
 17c; inch, 25c; 10 inch, 3ec.
 GERMANTOWN YARN. Notice.-We sell the best quality, all colors, at 12c skein. SAXONY YARN. Best quality, all colors, loo skein. CHILDREN'S KNIT GOODS. All Wool Booters, only loo. All Wool Sacques, only 25c.
 All Wool Hoods, only 25c. All Wool Shirts, only 25c. PILLOW SEAMS.
 Extra large H. s. Pillow Shams, worth 50c, 25c pair.
 LACE PILLOW Shams, 25c pair. IRISH POINTPILLOw SEAMS, Worth $1.9S; sale price $1.25 pair. LACE BUREAU SETS, Only CSC.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-12-03
Head Rests.

HoaQ koSLS. FRILLED HEAD RESTS.
 Worth 25c, now 15c each. DOUBLE HEAD RESTS.
 Worth BOG, now 33c each. THREE OTHER
 Numbers which we will sell at 5Oc, 75c, ! and S1 each. Just about half price. DOWN PILLOWS Embroidered with gold thre nd, at soc each. PLUSH COVERED PILLOWS.
 Beautiful patterns, at only S1.19. BUREAU COVERS.
 Momie Linen, (stamped), extra good quality, at only 800 each. TRAY CLOTHS. All linen, Fl. s. and good big size, tray cloth, (stamped) cheap at 39c, our price, 1 25c each.
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amined by every housekeeper in the
 Slate. In offering these we are giving
 our customers something to talk or
 think about every night they go t0 bed.
 Tn quality and price they certainly sur
 pass all the bargains we ever gave in Blankets. 1lx4 Blankets s2.5 pair. 1lx4 Blankets 43.50 pair. 11x4 Blankets e5.00 pair.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-12-03
ComfortableS.

Matchless in quality and price.
 8 bales Comforts at 35c each.
 8 bales Comforts at 4Sc each.
 8 bales Comforts at 69c each.
 10 bales Comforts at roc each. 10 bales Comforts at S9c each. 10 bales Comforts at $1.00 each.
 20 bales Comforts at e1. .3s each. 10 bales Comforts at s1.0S each. INDIGO BLUE
 Prints, superb assortment, 4Ic yd. sHIRTING CAMBRIC, In latest figures and stripes, 3ic yd. FINE PERCALEs, 3s inch wide, lovely oolors, 100 yd. BLEACHED TWILL Crashes, always retailed at 5c, sale price Sc yard. BLEACHED AND BROWN
 Twill and Plain Crashes, 12ic quality, sale price, while they last, loo yard. TURKEY RED COVERS. Price and quality cannot be matched outside of this store. SKA Cloths 59c each. Sx10 Cloths 89c each. 8x12 Cloths 79c each. SPECIAL BARGAINS. 8x10 all Linen White Table Cloths, beautiful Damask patterns, worth $2.5O, sale price $1.89 each. Notions. These goods are going to be sold re- gardless of what they cost. Many here are at 50c on the dollar, BANS.
 Decorated Silk Fans, 500. Fine Hand Painted Silk and Gauge Fans, $1.O0.
 Extra Fine Hand Painted Silk and Gauge Fans, $1.25. Ostrich Feather Fans, $1.98. POCKET BOOKS AND PURSES.
 Fifty Styles Pocket Books and Purses, all worth soc, 25c. Lizard Combination Books, Sterling Silver Corners, cheap at 79c, soc.
 RealSeal Pocket Books, worth 79c, soc. BAGS. Choice of three styles Black Leather Hand Bags, 25c.
 Black Leather Hand Bags, worth s9c, 5Oc.
 Boxes Writing Paper, 15c, now 10c. Boxes Writing Paper, 25c, now 15c.
 Boxes Writing Paper, 29o. now 19c.
 Boxes Writing Paper, 39c. now 25c. Ruffied Silk Elastic Garters, fancy buckles, 37c pair.
 JEwELRY.
 Fine Silver Stick Pins, 5c. Extra Fine Silver and Gilt Stick Pins, 10c.
 Rhine Stone Stick Pins, loo. Sterling Silver Stick Pins, 25c. Gilt and Silver Neck Chains, 500. Gilt and Silver Neck Chains, 75c.
 Silver Hat Pins, 10c. Solid Gold Baby Rings, 50c. Ladies' Stone Rings, 60c. l Rhine Stone Ear Drops, 25c.
 Gilt and Silver Hair Pins, loo. Childrens Sets, Knife, Fork and Spoon, 25c set.
 Children's Sets, Knife, Fork and Spoon, 39c set. l Children's Sets, Knife, Fork and Spoon, 50c set. l Silver Pin Trays, 18c.
 Celluloid Pin Trays, 25c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-12-03
Banquet Lamps.

HOME OF SANTA CLAUS
 IN BASEMENT. Unparalleled Low Prices on all Goods purchased for tho Holiday Trade.
 THEY MUST BE SOLD. BOOKS. , . Frisky the Squirrel. Hector the Dog Noah's Ark A BC. . Every Baby's A BC.
 Old Mother Hubbard. f., Heedless Harry.
 When the Cats Away the Mice will Play.
 Three Little Pigs.
 Three Little Kittens. Pearls for Children. Our Pets Picture Book. 4 i ,. :.' < Pictures and Prattle. '.'' iNit't!t Red Line Series. z Favorite Story Book. N .'; TIN KITCHENS. f@!, '".i Tin Ranges. ,l Musical Balls. ,Sr: II, Table and Tea Set. ,,i !t:. ,' Parlor Furniture. !, > Folding Beds. <. :. Sailboats. Boys Reins.
 Drums, Sleds, Rocking Horses Tool Chests, etc., etc.
 Jointed Dolls only 1Oc.
 Dressed Dolls only 15c.
 Best Dressed Doll in the city at 25o. Glass Vases, worth 19c, our price loo each.
 Fancy Decorated Vases, worth 3la our price 18c each.
 Angel Decorated Vases, worth EooL our price 25c each.
 English Decorated Toilet Sets, worth $3.00, our price $225.
 English Decorated Tea Sets, worth $5.50, our price $3.9S
 English Decorated Dinner Sets, with Gilt Edge, 112 pieces, worth $1A0o, oup price $1O,5O,
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Stamped Goods.

An enormous stock of the. very choicest linens, etc.. for needle work. Prices will surely interest you. Space does not admit of enumerating them.
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Laces.

Suberb assortment of fine Laces at closing out prices.
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many for December 1st to have on hand. They were bought at lowest prices and are going at still lower prices. Can you not spend a few moments and look them over? It will mean saving to you If you want to buy. Prices range from $4.9S to s25. SKIRTS.
 50 dozen Ladies' Winter Skirts, in satine. woolen, etc., etc., actually worth S1.5o to S1.75. sale price $1.0O each.
 Clearing-out prices on Ladies' Muslin Underwear.
 Lamps.
 We offer for the holidays wonderful value in Lamps that will interest those who desire to make a. useful present.
 NO. l Lamp, worth $1.5O at S9c. No. ? Lamp, worth $1.75, at SIPS, No. Lamp, worth $275. at q. .9s. Mo- Lamp, worth $3.50, at $225. Mo- Lamp. worth $500, at $29S. Banquet Lamps.
 Great values, very best makes, latest designs. Save money by buying our offerings.
 Banquet Lamp, worth $20O, at $1.29. Banquet Lamp, worth $250, at $1.50. Banquet Lamp, worth $3.50, at $225. Banquet Lamp, worth $500, at $5.50. Banquet Lamp, worth $120O, at s7.50.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-12-03

Not only will the few goods that left last year be sold
 ones purchased for his future pce will be sold at figures tha
 the good old custOmOf thinking of those whom they love and making them happy particularly Christmas morning. the most
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Blankets.

EXTRA HEAVY
 Grey Blanket, half wool, very warn and bargain. sale price $l.oO pair. 11x4 WHITE K, AH
 Wool Blankets, heavy and large There isn't blanket in the market to touch this grade under $2.25, sal. price $1.75 pair. 3 NUMBERS Of Blankets that really should be ex.
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Notions.

These goods are going to be sold re- gardless of what they cost. Many here are at 50c on the dollar,