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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-02-22
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
NEW GOODS Mile, n Z Son,

Our buyer has just returned from New
York, where he secured a number of bargains
in China, Glass and Brass Goods These are
not old stock, but fresh new goods, and the
prices are exceedingly low. We call your at
tention to
HAvILAND DINNER SETS, la pieces,
at $40.
BANQUET LAMPS with silk shades So. rs
to $25 each.
BRASS and ONYX TABLES 50 to $40.
A. D. COFFEES at 25c each, a beautiful
new line
SOUVENIR CUPS and SAUCERS 25c each.
SHAVING MUGS and SOIREE SETS.
FANCY SUGARS and CREAMS, a beautiful
variety, 25c up.
CUT GLASS and CANDELABRA.
Fine assortment of PATENT CALL BELLS.
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The first and deepest cut will be in our
GENTLEMEN'S STOCK,
it being conceded by all that We carry the
largest and most complete line of these goods
in the city. We feel that even though the
season is advanced and stock somewhat
broken, we can offer line that cannot fail to
please the most fastidious underwear buyer.
In Scarlet Mcdicatcd Flannel Shirts and
Drawers the reduction will be as follows:
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MEETINGS.

rTNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
d holders of the MOUNT VERNON FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY, of Alexandria, Va,
will be held al the company's office, No. 313
King street Alexandria. Va, on FRIDAY,
March 10th, 1891. at II o'clock a. m.. for
the election of officers and such other business
as may properly come before the meeting.
F. f. CORBETT, President,
A. a. WAKEFIELD, Secretary.
foh1 q ootd
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MEDICINAL.
CLOSE CALL!

Ihada a terrible pain
at my heart which
1uttered incessant-
ly. Had no appetite
and could net sleep.
Had to sit up In bed
to breathe. There
was q feeling OF op-
preston about my
hcart,a and / could not
sweep q room with
out resting. II q d
been treated by ply
cicinnS and tn ken
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medicines without effect until used
Dr.. Miles New Heart Cure, which completely
cured me."-Mrs. II. f. Starr, .Pottsville. Pa.
New Heart Cure is sold by all druggists on
iIcdical CO.. Ellihart, Ind. 81 Il bottle. for S..
Contains no opiates. DIR. Miles pills. so doses
2Jccnts Free book at druggists or by mail.
FOR SALE BY E.S. LEADBEATER & SONS
Alexandria, Va.
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Dress Silks and Silks for evening wear.
Is pieces of Brocaded Silks and Satins in
dark shades suitable for skirtings.
Clearance price, SO cents. Former
price, 81.
10 pieces of Fancy Striped Surahs and
Shaded Silks. Particularly desirable
for waists. Clearance price, 90 cents.
Former price, 81.
10 pieces Fancy Novelty India Silks in
dark grounds with small colored fig
ures. Clearance price, 70 cents yard.
Former price, 81 25.
A handsome line of Changeable Benga-
line Cords. Very desirable for dress
wear. Clearance price, rs cents yard.
Former price, 81 %.
Black Moire Silk with colored satin
stripes. Clearance price, 81 10 a yard.
Former price, 81 IS.
Black Satin Duchesse Silks with small
brocaded figures. Clearance price, 81 a
yard. Former price, 81 so.
A handsome line of Evening Silks, some
plain and some in plaid effects. Clear
ance price. 70 cents a yard. Former
price. 81 25.
India Silks in evening shades. Small,
neat designs. Clearance price, 69 cents
yard. Former price, 81.
pieces of Black and White Surah Silks.
both in stripes and figures. Clearance
price, 90 cents yard. Former price, 81.
A handsome line of novelty Velvets in
changeable effects. Clearance price, 81
ayard. Former price, 81 80.
Drapery Silks in large variety of pat
terms. Clearance prices, 3S and 6S cents
yard. Former prices, so cents and 81.
25 pieces best quality japanese Silks in
every imaginable shade. Clearance
price, 63 cents yard. Former price,
10 cents.
Great reduction in Gauzes for evening
wear
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Dress Goods.

l25 Imported Pattern Suits, all this sea-
sons purchase: SO suits reduced to S.;
SD so suits reduced to 50; SIS and SIG 90
suits reduced to $40; SIS and $50 suits
reduced to SI2 30: SO suits reduced to
Sl3 so.
25 pieces All-wool Mixed Cheviots. IS
inches wide. Clearance price. 20 cents
yard. Former price, so cents.
20 pieces Fancy Cotton and Wool Suit
ings, 36 inches wide. Clearance price,
10 cents yard. Former price, % and
35 cents.
10 pieces Navy Blue Hopsacking. 3S
inches wide. Clearance price, 30 cents
yard. Former price. so cents.
20 pieces Heavy Weight Storm Serge in
navys, tans, modes, myrtle and brown.
Clearance price, SO cents a yard. For
mer price, 90 cents.
10 pieces Fancy Crepons in a good variety
of colors, 40 inches wide. Clearance
price, 80 cents yard. Former price, 81.
10 pieces Fancy Diagonals and English
Whipcords, 30 inches wide. Clearance
price, IS cents. Former price, 81.
pieces All-wool French CamePs Hair,
40 inches wide. Clearance price, 80
cents yard. Former price, 75 cents.
15 pieces Imported Henrietta, all desir-
able colors, ~ inches wide. Clearance
price, 90 cents yard. Former price,
IS cents.
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and 63 cents a yard. Former price, Is

and 63 cents yard. Former price, IS
cents.
so pieces Scotch Flannels in assorted
stripes and checks. Clearance price, 80
cents yard. Former price, so cents.
20 pieces Cotton Eiderdown, suitable for
cloakings, dressing sacques and house
wrappers. Clearance price, 124 cents q
yard. Former price, % cents.
Fancy Wool Eiderdown, in stripes and
plaids. Clearance price, 80 cents yard.
Former price, 30 cents.
Fancy Plaid Wool Flannels, suitable for
dresses, wrappers and children's cloaks.
Clearance price, 16s cents. Former
price, % cents.
20 pieces, an assorted lot. of background
Henrietta-finish Sateens, in new de-
signs. Clearance price, 12A cents yard.
Former price, % cents.
100 pieces, assorted, of the best standard
Indigo and Turkey Red Prints. Clear
ance price, cents a yard. Former
price, ST cents.
IS pieces, best brands. Ginghams in checks
and plaid. Clearance price, 6 cents a
yard. Former price, 81 cents.
80 pieces light, medium and dark dress
Ginghams, in plaids, checks aud stripes.
Clearance price, cents yard. For
mer price, 127 cents.
2 cases ''Lonsdale'' and Fruit of the
Loom" Muslins. Clearance price,
cents. Former price, 10 cents.
l case standard brand Unbleached Mus
lin, 36 inches wide. Clearance price, 5
cents yard. Former price, 81 cents.
so pieces good quality Unbleached Cotton
Flannel. Clearance price, cents a
yard. Former price, 81 cents.
90 pieces. good quality, Bleached Cotton
Flannels. Clearance price, 81 cents.
Former price 10 cents.
Better grades of Cotton Flannels have
been reduced, in the same proportion.
Is pieces, White, All-Wool "Ballardvale,
Flannel, % inches wide. Clearance
price, 50 cents yard. Former price,
30 cents.
Extra fine quality all wool Navy Blue
Flannel, suitable for shirtings, % inches
wide. Clearing price, 30 cents a yard.
Former price. 30 cents.
Full size 104 Crochet Spreads, Marseilles
patterns. Clearance price, 90 cents
each. Former price, 81 %.
Full size l1-4 Crochet Spreads, Marseilles
patterns. Clearance price, 81 10. For
mer price, 81 80.
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DROVE oFF THE GRADE
Henry Peters Killed at the Bcacl
Place Below Freeport.

Henry Peters Killed at the Beach
Place Below Freeport.
Henry Peters, aged about so years,
who made business of gathering junk
to sell, met his death at Beach's ranch, a
mile and half below Freeport, on Satur-
day afternoon about 5 o'clock.
He lived just this side of the Clarks-
burg ferry and was on his road home at
the time with his horse and wagon. He
either went to sleep on his wagon or got
his lines crossed, for where the road mar
rows in front of the Beach place. his
horse turned nearly at right angles to the
road, throwing him into the ditch on the
inside of the levee. The horse rolled
down the grade on top of him, and when
he was found by two men, named Parker
and George Conish, at 5:l5 o'clock, the
horse was lying on his back with his
feet in the air and Peters was lying be-
meath him, dead.
He had bruise and cash on his left
temple and bruise under his left eye.
Deputy Coroner Craig went down after
him alter dark and says be hopes that
they will hurry up and make a macada-
mized road there before he has to make
another night trip over it. Coroner
Clark will hold an inquest on Tuesday.
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Company AIS scores Yesterday.

Captain Lloyd So, Sergeant Bessey 80.
Private Hargraves "a, Private Marsh 80,
Private Cook So, Private Tyler 43, Private
Gracia 36, Private Groeneveld 81, Private
Herdle 81, Private Meyers 3S.
Extra shooting: Captain Glas (retired)
40-45; Major Wallace (retired) 1910; Cap
tain Lloyd Al, Sergeant Bessey 43, Private
Hargraves IS, Private Tyler az, Private
Cook 43, Private Gracia Il.
In match shoot Major Wallace scored
20 points and Private Cook 46 points.
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Domestic Department.

Outing Flannels and Flannelettes, 100
pieces in all, comprising light and dark
grounds, and red grounds with white
grounds. Clearance price, cents a
yard. Former price, 12A and Is cents.
20 pieces, an assorted lot, of Flannelettes,
medium dark grounds. Clearance
price, ) cents yard. Former price. 10
cents.
Imported all wool French Flannels, I20
pieces in all. We have divided them
into three lots. Clearance price, SO, 80
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DIsGRACEFuL CONDdCT.
Ushering IN the New Year Wit
Rowdylsm and Silly sSport.''

Ushering IN the New Year With
Rowdylsm and Silly ''sport.''
The idea that there is fun in ushering
in the new year with the shooting of
pistols and guns on the streets, and the
ripping up of signs and dismantling of
box piles. ETC., possessed a large body Of
men and boys last night.
1t was capital night for footpads, since
the firing of guns and pistols was so
frequent that it would be impossible to
tell when it was III sport or in conflict
with robbers. Just why such license
should be permitted, passes comprehen-
sion.
At Sixth and K streets, just before mid
night, large crowd OF boys and men
gathered barrels, beer kegs, lumber, ETC.,
and barricaded the street railway tracks
whenever a car appeared, Withdrawing
the obstacles until just before the cars
reached the corner. 1t appeared to af-
ford the crowd great pleasure to thus de-
lay passengers and impede the progress
OF the cars.
Officer Maley appeared on the scene
early and lntertered vigorously. The
crowd was disposed to resent his action,
and ne soon found that while he drove
OIL the rowdies in one place another lot
would assemble above or below on the
track. He telephoned for assistance and
officers. Regulars Dole and Krip, and
Specials Krip and Warner came to his
assistance, and the further barricading
was prevented not until crowd of $50
OF the roysterers had been driven off of
the track.
In several parts of the city where pis-
tolls were fired bullets struck fences and
houses and there were not few narrow
escapes by human beings. If the Chinese
should engage in street shooting Of this
or any other order with pistols and guns
there would go up a general howl and
threats to teach the heathen better man
ners, but our own appear TO feel privil
edged to set the law at defiance. There
was one arrest at Sixth and X streets last
night for firing pistol loaded with bull
let's. The offender was disarmed at the
station-house and allowed to depart.
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A Discovery.

A scientific man says that he has made
a discovery. 1t is that the worst air is
found in two strata, one near the ground
everybody knows that-and the other
at hight OF about ninety feet. This
hight represents the average altitude of
the discharge of gas, smoke and offensive
fumes given off by the factories and
other industrial appurtenances of city.
1t has also been found within a few years
that one is just as apt to get malaria if he
lives on dry, well-drained slope above
a marsh or stagnant water as if he lived
in the marsh.
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ADJUSTMENTS

At the Clunie Opera-house this evening
and every night this week, and for Sat-
urday matinee, the spectacle, The Black
Crook" Managers Todd and Ward for
this production have engaged ballet
from San Francisco. Mr.. Duran has
painted some beautiful scenery, special
mechanical effects have been provided,
additional calcium lights, and a large
amount of drapery and rich costumery.
Arthur Arnold and Maude Caswell have
been engaged for their specially acts and
dances and athletic performances. Pro-
fessor Dreyfous has prepared special
music, and the force OF stage hands has
been enlarged. The entire company is
cast for the piece, and no expense has
been spared TO make the production
notable one. Seats can be engaged daily
for any time in the week, without extra
COST
at Armory Hall, this evening, the New
York Stock Company will produce for
the first time here, the melodrama, "a
Terrible Test" The play will be staged
with new scenery, and the full strength
of the company will be employed in its
production. Manager Daley has thus
far had all the success he could wish for
in his new venture and is striving to still
further strengthen his entertainments at
all points, that he may continue to de-
serve public patronage. A decided i'm
provement has been effected in the intro
duction of draught- breaking doors TO the
auditorium, and in the addition of more
heating apparatus, so that the hall is now
entirely comfortable.
Mortimer Snow, the accomplished
young actor, is under engagement to join
the Clunie Opera-house Stock Company,
next week, appearing in IA Celebrated
Case"
The melodrama to be played by the
New York Stock Company tonight is
the play and story from which ''Hazel
Kirke'' was fashioned. Darrell Vinton
is under engagement to join the New
York Stock Company the middle of this
month. Friday night the company will
play 'Mulcahy's VISIT" in which
O'Rourke and Burnette, notable dance
team, will appear.
In the "Black Crook" at the Clunie
Opera-house tonight Miss Josie Sea-
brooke will appear in her national dance;
Muller, Bacon and Arnold will give
burlesque clog dance, and Muller will
give his burlesque ballet dance. Miss
May Powers will appear in the male
character of Rudolph, T. w. Bacon as
Karl and Carl Berch as Hardy Knute,
the Black Crook, while Carrie Clarke
Ward will be Titania, the Queen of the
Fairies; Miss Mif1lin, the Lady Agnes,
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Misses listers.
Ladies' listers.

At 81 9S-Ladies' listers. tan mixtures,
military cape; former price, IS so.
At IS 5O-Ladies' Ulstels, tan mixtures,
military and graduating capes; former
price, Sl2 so.
at $40 50-Ladies listers, fancy Scotch
mixtures, three capes; former price,
Sl3 80.
At S12 50-Ladies' listers, fancy Scotch
mixtures, three capes; former price,
Sic 80.
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New Year Servlces.

New Year services will be held in the
guild room of st. PauPs Episcopal
Church this morning. Rev. G. a. Ott-
mann will deliver an address appropriate
to the occasion.
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Seized With n Fit.

Mate Fourratt of the steamer Apache
was seized with a fit resembling insanity
while the boat lay at the wharf in San
Francisco and was taken to the Receiving
Hospital.
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I HAVE used Simmons Liver Regulator
in my extensive practice for the last four
years, and cannot find its equal for bilious
collie, dyspepsia. sick or nervous head
ache and constipation. Yours truly, JAS.
NJ. SHORT, M. D., Butlerville, Ark.
The record-union., 1894-01-01

ANGosTURA Bitters restores the appe-
tite and cures Indigestion when all else
fails. Manufactured by DR.. j. G. b. Sic
CERT IL Sons. At all druggists.
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Black Dress Goods.

Is pieces Black Goods in small designs
and fancy weaves, 40 and ~ inches
wide. Clearance price, 6S cents. For
mer price, 81.
pieces 4O-inch All-wool Henrietta, ex-
cellent finish. Clearance price, 5S cents
yard. Former price, 75 cents.
pieces 40-inch Fine Silk-finish Henri
eta. Clearance price, IS cents. For
mer price, 81 p.
25 pieces assorted Novelty Black Dress
Goods in small, neat designs and fig
ures. These are the best grades we
carry. Clearance prices, 81 10 and 81 10
yard. Former prices, 81 30 and 81 10.
Silks.
In our Silk Department the reductions
have been extremely heavy, botn- in
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Bath Robes.

At 50 50-Ladies' Turkish Cloth Bath
Robes, with girdle; former price, 81 so.
At 81 98-Ladies' Eiderdown Bath Robes.
in fancy stripes; former price, Sc so.
AT 81 25-Gents' Eiderdown Bath Robes,
in fancy stripes and mixtures; former
price, So 50.
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and Miss Weidman the Bertalda of the
piece.

Messrs. Todd and Ward have engaged
Andrew Waldron and Jennie Calef to
appear at the Opera house January 10th.
A charity ball will be given on Thurs
day evening. January llth, at Turner
Hall, by the Catholic Ladies' Relief So
cietY.
The record-union., 1894-01-01

Heavy reductions made in Marseilles
Spreads.
Unbleached Table Linen, good quality,
81 inches wide, soft finish. Clearance
price, 20 cents yard. Former price.
40 cents.
Better grade, 60 inches wide. Clearance
price, IS cents q yard. Former price, 80
cents.
Great reductions in Bleached Table Lin
ems and Napkins. Prices reduced at
least third on all the better qualities.
Twenty pieces of Half -bleached
Crash, 16 inches wide. Clearance price,
cents a yard. Former price, ST cents.
Twenty pieces good quality all Linen
Crash, Is inches wide. Clearance price,
cents yard. Former price, 10 cents.
Fitteen-cent quality, reduced to cents;
20-cent quality, to Is cents.
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Wu11ten.

WE OFFER TO GENERAL AGENCY
w and canyassers exclusive territory, freq
newspaper advertising, q chance to deliver
goods before paying for them, immense profits
and a permanent business. Address CON
SOLIDATED. Lynn, Mass. IT'S
T1IFTY MEN WANTED TO OCCUPY BEDS
L at 25c each, with hot cakes and coffee FREQ
in reading-room, from 6 to 9 A. NJ. GLEE-
MAN HOUSE, corner Third and j streets,
Sacramento.
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Underwear.

Ladies' California All-wool Vests and
Pants. Sale price, so cents. Former
price, 81 80.
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Wool Vests and
Drawers in natural and white. Sale
price, 80 cents. Former price, 81.
Ladies' Fine Camels-hair All-woel
Vests, medium weight. Sale price,
81 80, former price. s. 80.
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In Gloves, Handkerchief, Hosiery, Rib
bons, Trimmings, Laces, Embroider-
les and Fancy Goods. startling reduce
tions have been made. 1t is impossible
to enumerate them in this advertise
ment, but they will be found to be
equal and in many cases greater than
those quoted above.
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Chenille PortiereS

At prices less than the cost of manu-
featuring. 81 Portieres reduced to 81 10;
So 50 Portieres, to So 70: Sc 80 Portieres, to
81 %; IS 50 Portieres to S6; $40 Portieres,
to 81; Sl2 so Portieres, to 50 so; Sl5 Por-
there's to SO so.
Sateen Draperies in all the new shades,
81 inches wide. Clearance price, l24
cents a yard. Former price, 20 cents.
25-cent Draperies, reduced to l6 cents;
50-cent Madres Draperies, reduced to 30
cents.
Ecru Screens with fancy open work, "A
inches wide, 124-cent quality reduced to
81 cents; 15-cent quality, to 10 cents.
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Biasineaa CARDS.
WATERHOUsE & LESTER.

~ land Coal, Wagon Lumber and Carriage
Hardware. ZOE, III, 718, 715 street,
SacrmaentO.
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Blankets and ComfOrters.

In these we have made deep cuts, both
in the cheaper and better grades. We
lack the space to quote prices.
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II. F. ROOT. ALEX. NELSON, j. DRISCoL.
Root, NELSON & CO.,
TINION FOUNDRY-IRON AND BRASS
u Founders and Machinists, Front street,
between n and o. Castings and Machinery
of every description made to order.
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At 50 9S-Ladies' Tan and Black Jackets,
full sleeves. Former price, S4 so.
At 81 9S-Ladies' Black Jacket with
shoulder cape, edged with fur. Former
price, 81 so.
At s. 9S-Ladies' Black Jacket, Scotch
diagonal cheviot. Former price, IS 90.
At S6-Ladies' Tan Jackets in mixed
cheviots. Former price, IS.
At So 9S-Ladies' Black Jacket diagonal
cloth. Former price, 50.
at IS 50--Ladies' Jacket in tan and gray
mixtures. Former price, Sl1 80.
At S1O-Ladies' Jacket in tan, brown and
black Vicuna cloth. Former price,
S12 so.
At $40 50-Ladies' black diagonal clay
worsted Jacket. Former price, S13 so.
At $40 9S-Ladies' Jacket in tan, navy
and black, shoulder cape. Former
price, Sl2 so.
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At $40 9S-Ladies' Jacket, tans only; Van
dyke collar, edged with fur. Former
price, So 80.
At So 5O-Ladies' Jacket. navy blue,
Derby cape, braided. Former price. Sl5:
At S15-Ladies' Jacket, brown, navy and
black, tight fitting, edged with fur.
Former price, $40.
Misses listers.
At 81 9S-Misses' listers, mixed Scotch
cheviot, tan and grey; former price,
So 80.
At So 9S-Misses' listers, tan mixtures,
shoulder cape, edged with fur; former
price, 50.
At 81 4S-Misses' listers, grey mixtures,
shoulder cape; former price, $40.
AT 81 9S-Misses' listers, grey mixtures,
shoulder cape, edged with fur; former
price. $40 90.
at 50 9S-Misses' listers, blue and brown
Scotch mixtures, Worth collar cape;
former price, Sl3 90.
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60 THE NONPAR ELL.
WINTER CLEARANCE SALE! y *
Commencing Tomorrow Tt

Morning Continuing Through the Month January
To opmngd gdy d WHITE CT uM RAJ E
aepe @on@&W
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Ladies' Jersey Ribbed All-wool Eques-
trienne tights. 81 65 kind reduced to
81; 81 25 kind reduced to 81 so.
Ladies' Black Silk Eouestrienne Tights.
81 so kind reduced to 81 50.
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Wool Combina-
ton Suits. 81 kind reduced to SO cents;
81 25 kind to 81 cents; 81 so kind to
81 IS: So kind to 81 10.
Children's Jersey Ribbed Wool Vests.
35-cent kind reduced to Is cents; o.
cent kind reduced to % cents.
Children's White Merino Drawers, full
finish. 75-cent kind reduced to 23 cents.
Ladies' Muslin Gowns, neatly trimmed
with embroidery. 81 kind reduced to
81 cents; 81 % kind to SO cents; 81 80
kind to 81 81; 81 25 kind to 81 80.
Ladies' Muslin Drawers, neatly trimmed
with embroidery; 65-cent kind reduced
to 80 cents; S5-cent kind to 5S cents;
81 10 kind to 81 cents.
Ladies' Muslin Chemises, embroidery
and lace trimmed; 40-cent kind reduced
to % cents; 50-cent kind to % cents; 60
cent kind to 80 cents: 75-cent kind to 40
cents: S5-cent kind to 80 cents. sssA
Ladies' Drab Jean Corsets, neatly
trimmed. Sale price, 81 cents; former
price, 80 cents.
The Kabo, in black and drab-a good
fitting and splendid wearing Corset.
Sale price, 6S cents; former price, 81 %.
w. C. q. Royal Worcester Corset, No. Ais,
in black and drab. Sale price, 81 90;
former price, S2.
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Go Iet or Bent.

n ENT, $I4-NEW HOUSE OF ROOMS
IL pantry and bath. Apply at 1926 Tenth
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Mortimer Snow, the accomplished
young actor, is under engagement to join
the Clunie Opera-house Stock Company,
next week, appearing in "a Celebrated
CaseD
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NIW AND STREETS. GAR
| dening and orchard work done. Extra
fine lot of Fruit Trees, Roses, etc, at low
prices. Examine and price my stock before
purchasing elsewhere.
The record-union., 1894-01-01
WHERE TO BUY GROCERIES.

T ]. WINGARD. AT TWENTY-F1FTH
y. and o streets, has the best assortment
and at most reasonable rates.
The record-union., 1894-01-01

JNOR RENT-BEAUTIFUL ROOMS EN-
+ suite or single, furnished or unfinished.
1929 II street. d29-3t*