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BeecE1am's Pills for con-
stipatiOn, Ioc. and 25c
Get the book at your drug
gist's and go by it.
Annual Sales More Than 100000 Boxes.
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Notice

The increasing number of Liberty Bicycles on the
streets-isn't that good way of telling whether
they are popular and satisfactory? There Isn't
Liberty rider on earth who Is not proud of lis
wheel-the Liberty Bicycle will never be made
that will not stand up to the sevarcst test that
can be devised. Liberty and the repair shop
ire strangers yet'-rememhcr that.
A years guarantee is given with every wheel
practically unconditional Insurance.
We instruct-repair- sell-rent.
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Divorce Granted.

Divorce Granted.
Judge Hagner has granted John Flem-
ming a divorce, from Barbara A. Flemming
or the ground of desertion. The parties
were married here, July 3, 1883.
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District of Columbia. county of Washington. SIS:
!, GEO. C. HENNING, President of the above
Famed bank, do selemnly that the above
statement is true to the best of my knowledge aLd
belief. GEO. e. IENEING,
President.
Subscribed and sworn TO before this I'd day of
October, 1895. ERNEST G. THOMPSON,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
EERIAH WILKINS,
GEO. A. SHEl1AN,
--.... SAML 5. StlEDD,
EMMtINS S. SMITH,
ISADORE SAKS,
EDWARD +. pROOP,
EMF. q. SCHAFER,
WM. Ii. MckNEW.
1t Directors.
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w. b. HibbS,

w. b. Hibbs,
Member of the New York Stock Exchange,
Banker and Broker,
T42E F Street.
Correspondent of
MESSRS. LADENBUEG, 1HAI.MANN & CO.,
my1?IGd 40 Wall ST.. New York.
CORSON & MCCARTNEY,
MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK STOCK
EXCHANGE,
1919 ST.. Glover building.
Correspondents Of Messrs. Moore & Schley, 80
Broadway,
Bankers ard Dealers In Government Bonds.
Deposits Exchange. Loans.
Railroad stocks md bonds and all securities
listed the exchanges OF New York. Philadelphia,
Boston and Baltimore bought and sold.
A specirlty made Of investment securities. Dis
trct bonds ami all local Railroad, Gas, Insurance
and Telephone Stock dealt in.
American Bell Telephone Stock bought and sold.
d3l
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". H. BARNES & &C

Real Estate Brokers, 600 st. NV.
SPECIAL NOTICE. have this day purchased
all the assets Of the firm of Barnes & Weaver,
including the office, 60 4 street NV, books,
papers, &c, and have associated with me,
as a partner. under the firm name of w. II.
Barnes & Co., Mr.. David Moore, for the past
FIVE years associated with the old firm of
Barnes & Weaver, where I shall be pleased
to give any information to the patrons Of
the old firm which they may desire, and
from whom the firm sOlicits such share
of the business of the old firms its pa
irons may be pleased to intrust to it.
oc1-5t VIM. II. BARNES.
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Washington
Loan & Trust Co.,
COR. 9TH AND SITS NV. oc3, i0,17, 24&3l

G. 7. Havenner,
Member Washington Stock Exchange,
Real Estate and Stock Broker,
Rooms and II. Atlantic building,
$50 F st. NV.
Investment Securities.
Stocks, Icnds and Grain bought and sold for
cash or margin.
Cotton bought and sold in New York or New
Orleans.
Private wirer to New York, Chicago and New
Orleans. Telephone 49, ap10-tr
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FINANCIAL.

REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
TRADERS NATIONAL. BANK,
At Washington, in the District of Columbia,
At the close of business, September IS, 1895.
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SPECIAL. NOTICE.

JOHN L. WEAVER,
Real Estate and Insurance,
Cor. and Sth NV.
Having retired from the firm of Barnes &
Weaver. 1 take pleasure in announcing that
have secured the offices corner of and Sth sts.,
in the lie Droit building, where 1 propose to
establish general Real Estate and Insurance
business. respectfully invite my old patrons
ard friends to CALL and solicit q continuance Of
their patronage and confidence.
JOHN L. WEAVER,
Cor. and Sth SITS.
October 1Sg5 Oc1-5t
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
OF the
NATIONAL BANK OF WASH INGTON,
At Washington, in the District of Columbia,
At the close of business, September %, 1895.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

H. L. MCQUEEN,
PRINTER AND PUBLISHER,
FINE BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
jy1 IlOS-1110 e ST. MY. TELEPHONE $50.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF the
COLUMBIA NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON,
At Washington in the District of Columbia,
At the close of business, September 2s, 1895.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
George p Robinson and Laurence A. Lodge.
carrying the real estate business in the At
lnntic building. under the firm name Of Robinson
& Lodge, have this Both day of September, 1898,
dissolved partnership by mutual consent. The
business will hereafter be conducted by said Rob
iEson by whom the late firms accounts will be
settled, nrd to whom all outstanding accounts
due the firm payable.
LAURENCE A. LODGE.
o1-3t 9S Atlantic building.
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FINANCIAL.
Safe Deposit
Boxes For Rent.

. Why not avoid the dangers incident
. to keeping securities. important papcn
. and ralaaSles about the house. by
. renting one Of cur safe deposit boxes
- within our fire and burglar proof
. vanltsi The rental for boxes is from
- - to $50 per year, ACT ording to sizA
. AMI location. and are readily accessible
l. daily during business hours, and only
. 10 renters.
. OFFICERS:
. JOHN JOY EDISON. President
- JOHN A. SWCPE. Vice President
. II. S. CUMMINGS. I'd Vice President
. JOHN q. CARMODY. Treasurer
. ANDREW PARKER. Secretary
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SOP 9th st. NV.
Regular breakfast from 7:30 to 10; regular LUNCH
IL: 30 to 2:3O: regular dinner IL to pm. ocl-4d
DIR. DAILY HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE FROM
706 1th ST. to ne. 18th and G. O13ts
OF EN- FIRES.-THE LION CHAIR CRATE is THE
most practicable, the strongest and the most artis-
tic Portable Crate the market. Send for
circular.
Fireplace Fixtures in brass, wrought iron, gold
md silver to harmOnize with all styles Of deco
ration, sent on approval
Of i IL. CORNING. l20-l22 18th st.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against James H.
Williams Or James ii. Williams Furniture and
Mantel Company will present the same to the
undersigned for payment on or before NOEEM
Der 1ST, 1895.
HENRY F. WOODLAND. Assignee,
Attorney a Law, Me-tz building.
sci, o. 10, oc1 ,2.3. $780, 81 Washington, DC.
SPECIAL NOTICE-DENTISTRY DONE ON WEEK
-ly and monthly installments- 10 per cent discount
for cash. DIR. T. W. STUBBIEFIEI.D,
je7-tf 11th and + SITS. n. w.-McrtZ bldg.
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Garter satteraoId.

GREEEsBoRoUGH, Nd, Nov. s.-Miss
Virginia SAtterfsld, youngest daughter
of William Q. SattteTfsld, WAS married
last night at Holy Trinity Church here,
to Edward O. Carter. The Church was
beautifully decorated for the occasion
The ushers we're William T. Downes, Of
Marydel; DR. Fred R Malone, Of
Greensborough, cousins to the bride and
groom, respectively; J. Palmer Colds
borough, Of Baltimore, and Lawrence Sat
terfeld, of this place, q brother to the
bride. Edward DoWnes, Of Baltimore, 8
cousin to the groom. was best man. Miss
Libble Satterfeld, a sister OF the bride,
Was maid Of honor She wss attired In
a white silk orgsndis dress sud carried a
bouques Of yellow chryssnthemums.
There were two flower girls, Nan Mitchell
and Nellie Harper, nieces OF the bride,
attired in white costumes The bride
wore white satin, aud carried beautiful
white prayer-book. Calvin Satterheld.
Of Virginia, an elder brother. gave the
bride sway. Miss Ella Harley played the
wedding march, and Rev Edward R
Rich, rector, performed the ceremony
Immediately after the ceremony the
couple we're driven to their future home,
near Whiteleysburg.
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DIED

BAYARD,-On November 4, 1895, Frances
l.. Bayard, in the Goth year Of her age
BRODIE.-On November Z, 1895, Marion,
wife Of George Brodie, aged 90 years.
GENTRY. On November 5, 1895. Ernest r d,
Gentry. in bis 10th year.
JACOBS. Suddenly. m this city on the end
day If November, ueOrg9 A. Jacobs, IN the
END year Of bis age
McCAl LIN-At New Castle, Del. on Nov
ember o.. 1855, Susan MtCslliu, aged 52 years.
Relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfulIy invited 20 attend the mineral from
her late residence. \ o. 80 Front street, New
Castle, on saturday November 2. High mass
at st. reter's Church at 9 O'Clock. Inter ment
al ST Peters Cemetery.
Philadelphia papers please COPY
PORTER.-At Newport. on the 4th instant,
Emma ) wife Of James n. Porter, In her 9th
year.
REASIN-In this city on the 5th instant
10 eph heasin. aged 5i years.
Reletivee. friends and the employees OF the
harlan and BollingswOrth Company are IN
vited to attend the funeral from his laIe resi-
dence. No. South jackson street. on Friday
the stu instant at ,. m. Services at the
house ana interment At kivervieW Cemetery.
WILKINS. AT the residence OF his son-in-
law. Thomas III. Thomas Bay Ridge. Long
Island. November 9Th, William B. wilkins
of Brooklyn. N. Y. eldest son Of MArgaretland
the lite james wilkins, Of this city, in the
59th year of his age
Funeral services at the residence OF his
mother, No 2l5 .ombard street, Saturday,
November 9Th at l.3O p. m.
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AL nFriornbIe aIasuus

Alexander Kelley entertained a number
Of young people at a masquerade party
on Wednesday evening at his home, No.
l404 King strest. A most pleasant time
was spent. Those present were: Miss
Annie Dennis, Miss Ssdy Abron, Miss
Mary Dutton. Miss Dora Timmon, Miss
Mary Smith, Mrs. Bella Muncy, Miss Grace
Kelley, Miss May Todd, Mrs L. Wagner
Mrs Sadie kcCrea, Mrs. Mollle Cadmium,
Miss Eva Csdnum, Miss Katie Wagner,
Miss Katie Macer. Miss Mary Snyder.
Mrs Etta Rsigsen. Miss Amanda Willis.
Jossph Sutton, Harry Wilson, J Bul-
lock, ]. DoughertY. William Muncy,
Robert Smith, w. Furr, George
Campbell. William Green. F. E Beer,
Sam Russell, Edward Kelly. Albert
Kelly, George Fisher, j. Emery, ].
Rice, w. J. Muncv, h. Kelley,
George Sanpton. Henry Johnson.
Charles Brown, and Mr. Slounberger
furnished music for the occasion. The
costumes worn by the guests we're both
handsome and grotesque. During the
evening refreshments were served
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COlOred Dress Goods.

Surely the advantages of
our Dress Goods Stock were
never more apparent.
The rich, beautiful stuffs and
the very reasonable prices
cause great satisfaction.
Novelties from France.
England, Germany and from
home looms.
All-Wool Rough Effects,
quiet and full of rich beauty.
Exclusive things in one-of-a
pattern style in every quality
that is worth your buying
thought.
Just opened a new line of
high colored French All-Wool
Plaids, As inches wide, at 75c.
A wonderfully scarce and
desirable article.
When looking for moder-
ately priced, good, serviceable
dress don't forget that Black
Surah Cloth, SO inches wide,
at 2oc. We have sold many
thousands of yards of this one
number. Also Blue, Garnet.
Browns and other shades, all
at 2oc.
We have many exclusive
designs in fancy silks, none of
which can be found in this or
nearby markets outside of our
store. They are the very lat
est French effects. Prices
$I.s5, $I.5o, $I.65.
You can see a few of them
in our large show window.
Balance at Silk Department.
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Burns-Jackson.

George A. Barns. of this city, and
Miss Mary B jackson, of West Chester,
were quietly united IN marriage at the
residsncsof the brides father, George
W. Jackson, South Matlack street, Rev
j. h. Chambers performing the cers
mony. The brother OF the bride, George
w. Jackson, oficiated as best man, aud
Miss Lottie Wilkinson, Of Snuff Mills,
Del, was bridesmaid. Those present
we're George Jackson, George g. Jack
son, Miss Emms Jackson, Miss Anna
jackson. Thomas Menks, b. h. Jackson
and wife, George Springer. wife and
two children, Wesley Menks. wife and
children. Mrs Lizzie O. Menks, Mrs
John Battin. Mrs William ]. March aud
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Worth
Mrs Wesley Walton, Mrs. John Ford and
chilli Mrs. Hall, and others The couple
left at 4 80 for Wilmington, where
reception WAS rendered them. They
started on q tour through the South
and upon their return they will reside in
this city.
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AII-WOOI Mems Suits and Over
coats for S..

More than fifty styles of
Mems Suits for $Io-Fine
Clays, Worsteds, Cheviots,
Cassimeres, Diagonals and
Others. Some of which are
cried as bargains in Other
stores for SIL75 and SI2.
Sorts enough and styles
enough to suit every man who
has a suit to buy,for $685.
So, So, $40, $I2, $I4, $I5,$I6,
SIS and $40. Store open even
ings.
Strictly one price and if dis
satisfied with your purchase
we will return your money.
All goods marked in plain
figures.
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Parker-Bvrd.

SALISBURY, Nd. Nov. s. Miss Anna
~. Byrd was married TO Ohio Lse Parker,
cashier Of the Onancock (Va) National
Bank, at high noon yesterday, at So
Peters f Church here. by Raw.
Mr. Vanderbogart. Miss Salle Tosivine
rendered the wedding march, and the
bride was given away ,bg DR.. s. p.
Dennis, OF this city. Miss Mary Bishor,
Of Snow Hill, attended the bride. J. w.
G. Blackstone, OF Accomac Court House,
Was beet man. The ushers were NJ. l..
Toadvins. Harvey Morris, O. S. Williams,
OF this town. and Steward Powell,
Onsncock. After q wedding breakfast
at the home of Mrs. J j. Morris, oousiH
OF tho bride, the couple left for the
North. They will reside in Onsncock.
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wright.

CAMBRIDGE, Md, Nov. Miss Slrah
Giles Wight, daughter Of R T. Wright,
was married to Levin s Dale Christ
Church, in Cambridge, yesterday at
noon by Rev. T Q Page. rector, assisted
by Rev. DR.. James l. Bryan. The bride
was given away by her father Dr. Guy
Steele was best man and Miss Reita
Bayly was maid Of honor Miss Gsrtie
Smith, of Baltimore, aud Miss Emily
Bryan, of Cambridge, were bridesmaids
The ushers were hubert Wright, brother
OF the bride; B. w Wright, her uncle I;
Louis 9 Owens aud r g Henry. Of
Baltimore Onsrles s. Henry aud J. Fred
Barton, of Cambridge
The tride was attired In white satin,
en- train. trlnmsd with chiffon and
pearls. with tulle veil with diamonds and
orange blossoms She carried a bouquet
OF Bride's roses The maid OF honor
wors a dress OF white embroidered or
gsndie over white satin and carried La
France roses The bridesmaids were
sttired in white satin and carried
bouquets Of white chrysRnthemums aud
ferns.
The graom and ushers were in morn
ing dress. After the ceremony a recep-
tion wac held at the home Of the bride,
which was attended by large number
of relatives and friends OF the bride and
groom. Mt. aud Mrs Dale left on the
afternoon train for a Northern tour
They will reside In Cambridge,
Evening journal., 1895-11-08
A Single Tax Man

talking to a crowd of men
last night at the corner of
Fourth and Market streets
said that he could buy goods
cheaper on Forty-second
street, New York, than he
could right here in Whining
ton.
He might know a whole lot
about land, but we don't think
he knows much about mer-
chandise, at least not of cloth
ing. 1t wouldn't have taken
more than dozen yards from
where he was talking to con-
vince him or any of his hear
ers that the New York Cloth
ing House sells clothing lower
than any concern in New
York or elsewere-and we
believe you can buy your Dry
Goods, Shoes and other wear
ables, cheaper in Wilmington
than in any other city.
Evening journal., 1895-11-08
A Surprise in Masquerade.

A masquerade surprise party was
given last night to Andrew Cole 10 honor
of his 50th birthday The costumes worn
were both fancy aud comic and the wear
ers presented a spirited scene Dancing
music and games were INDUCED In during
the evening. and at midnight the guests
were ushsred to the dining room where
refreshments we're served
Among those presenr we're: Mr..
aud Mrs Andrew Cole. Mr. and
Mrs. Smith, Mr. and Mrs Honey,
Mr.. and Mrs Declines. Mrs Sawin. Mrs
Eveiett, Misse, sDollle Everett. Elizabeth
Morrison, Stella DaRce, Katie Hitchcock,
Efie James, Amy aud Willie DoughertY,
Gertrude and Carrie Cooper. Ray
Sentman and Gladys Records,
Joseph Il Wfrield, Frank r. Mccall,
Edward NJ Clayton. Justin Ellison,
George Everett, William Gllllug, Leon
Crawford. A Hess. Earry Witsil, Frank
Green and John Cole.
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social and Psr,onnl Nots,.

Mrs Il Alexander and Miss Maggie
Terry Of Oxford, Pa, are guests Of
Wilmington friends.
Ex Governor James Ponder OF Milton,
was the guest of his son, James w.
Ponder, at the Clayton House to-day.
Mr., and Mrs c. B. Terrell, Mrs. Eliza
Terrell aud Miss Lila Terrell. OF Walling-
ford. Conn are registered at the Clay ton
House
Joseph w ColbOurn, Of SeafOId, was
in this city to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Sparks, Of
GAINESVILLE, Luzsrne county, Pa, are
visiting relatives in this city
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special ThanksgIvInr Services.

The young people Of the North Blp
tist Church will have a special Thanks
giving service in the church, corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and Lincoln street
next Sunday evening. fine program
hiss been arranged, features OF which
will he an address By Rsv. y Meeser,
aud talk on Thanksgiving, the
Tbanksgiser aud the Thanks worthy "
by @ OJlonel P. Ayars
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Roiief In Sir Hours.

Distressing kidney and bladder diseases re-
lIeved in siV hours BY the New Great South
American Kidney Cure" This new remedy
is great surprise On account OF its exceeding
pro-1ptness in relieving pain in the bladder.
passages in male OF female. II relieves reten-
ton of water and pain in pessing II almost
inuaediately. II you want quick relief and oure
q. James Belt. druggists, Wilmington, Del.
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nradler.s I.lurnll.N l.,renses.

LOUisvILLE, Nov. S-Latest returns
give Bradleya plurality Of over 1000,
and the few counties not yet heard from.
somo soven or eight, including those from
which only incomplete returns have been
received, are expected to swell the figures
above L. OOO
Evening journal., 1895-11-08
Mhere smIIss Are LurkInE:

Smiles are beaming through the
closely cropped white whiskers OF Hon.
James w. Ware. superintendent OF
construction at the new Federal Build
ing, TO- day. ard bis friends are extend
ing to him the right hand Of good fellow
ship and congrstulation. He has been
informed that he is once more grand
Evening journal., 1895-11-08
New Architect for Farnhur.t Buildings.

At the regular meeting Of trustees Of
the Delaware State Hospital st Farm
hurst announced Yesterday in the
EVENING JOURNAL, Frank R. Carswell
proposed TO make the plans and
supervise the construction for 5000, the
same rate At which he Is paid for
his work on the state library at Dover
The board voted unanimously to employ
Frank R. Carswell. he agreeing to plan
suitable building, the cost of which
should not be more than $32 900 Work
on the new buildings will besia early
next Spring
Evening journal., 1895-11-08
Russia seizes Seal poaohors.

ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. s-The Russian
warship Yakut has captured IL foreign
Sealers in the sea of Okhotsk, 10 is report.
ed from Vladiyostock, all having on board
slaughtered seals One schooner escaped
Evening journal., 1895-11-08

For a pain in the side or chest there Is
nothing SO good as 3 piece of fl Annel dam
pened with Chamberlsin's Pain Balm and
bound on over the seat of pain. 1t affords
prompt and permanent relief and II used
In time will often prevent a cold from re.
sulting In pneumonia. This same treat.
ment Is = sure cure for lame back. For
sale by 2 James Belt, druggist, corner
Sixth and Market streets.
Evening journal., 1895-11-08
DON'T Like the connte.s Any More.

WASHINGTON Nov. S.-Watorman p.
Bagaley, the son Of former wealthy
Pittsburg manufacturer. filed a cross bill
for divorce from Mrs Olga Bagaley
daughter of tho Countess Alferi of Milan.
Evening journal., 1895-11-08
An EnIrmatical Rnl Of Fare

For dinner served On the Dining Cars Of
the Chicago, Milwaukee & st Paul Rail
way Will be sent to any address on receipt
Of a two cent postage stamp Apply to
George H. Hesfford, General Passenger
Agent, Cd Colony Building, Chicago, Ill
Evening journal., 1895-11-08
He was paintinc the Tovn.

HAMLToN, Ont, Nov s.-Dctoctivo
Dubois Of Peoria Ills, who was robbed
on Wednesday night while painting the
town red, % received back this morning his
watch and diamonds and Sl5 in cash.
Evening journal., 1895-11-08
MeKlnIsr and Rrndler.

CLEVELAND, Nov. s.-The Leader. ono
Of the leading Republican newspapers Of
Ohio, always a stalwart supporter Of Gov
ernor Mckinley for the presidency, de
clares for Mckinley for president and Gov
ernor Elect Bradley for vice president
Evening journal., 1895-11-08
Nsw FIags for inc FederaI nnIldl ID.

New hsgs, one "Old Glory aud the
other the ensign of the Rsvenus-mArine.
have bee1 received by Collector Of
Customs George l. Townsend, and will
be h'wn from the 'fag- pole on the
Federal Building. the first fne wetk day.
Evening journal., 1895-11-08
The EMPIRE
OF WILMINGTON.
200 MARKET STREET.
Special Bargain Day,
Saturday. November 9th.

Special Bargain Day,
Saturday. November 9th.
It's the weather. that's the only sx-
plsnation We can give for these remark
able prices.
81 80, 1914 White Blankets, pair. 500.
case 1914 White Blanket, extra large
sizs, good weight, fine, neeey finish
pretty woven. tri-colored bearders,
worth 81 80 for SOS
Lace Curtains.
87e-Lsce Curtains, 67e pair
S9s-Lace Curtains, $50 pair
81 25-Lace Curtains, 81 20 pair.
81 5O-Lnce Curtains, 81 80 pair.
81 9S-Lacs Curtains, sl.so pair,
Mems Suits.
80 Os-Msn's Suits, $2 9s.
So 70 Mems Suits, 81 70. They are
worth 50 90
So IS Mons Suits, ta75. Actual
value SO 90.
S4 9s-Msn's suits. worth &s 90.
50 75-Men's Salts very drsssy, wsrth
So 9s-Msn's Suits worth si2 90.
Boys salts.
al 90 Boys Suits, 81 Oo--worth 81 90.
ft49-Boys' Suits. 81 49--worth 81 so.
soc Boys Suits 60s--Worth 81 co.
81 ss-B1ys's Suits, 81 oS-wcrth
So 90.
SO so-Boys'suits, &2.6s- worth $500.
Cloak Department.
You can't hear too mnch about cIoskH
lust now, yen can't learn too mush about
cloaks and you'll never make marvellous
savings and get the choicest, most an
perb creations until you come to The
Empire where phenomenal bsom RwaiiH
you
&8 4s-Lsdiea' Coats or cspes-$3 IS,
worth S. So
81 sS-L.dlsa' Coats or oapsE-s4 as,
worth 81 80
IS 4S-Lsniss' Plush Cspss-s5 40,
worth SS 90
SO 75-Ladies' Coats or oSpss-te75.
worth $40 90
81 Ss-Lsdiss' Coats or oapss-s7 0s.
worth $l5 co.
IS 9s-Ladlss' Coats or capss-ss os,
worth sic 90.
Furnishings.
For Ladies-Gsnts-O We have
Equeszsd the extravagaRoe out Of the
prices; all the extravaganza and = great
deal more. Here. ls but few evidences.
you'll wonder At the lswneas Of prices,
Ladies' Kid Glovss-Ths French Kld
sort-Evsry pair guaranteed and ftted
to the hand, excellent 81 90 values for
sos.
Children 8. Hose Seamless, black. wear
like iron, sizes to 3, q l5e. hcfe
for 0s.
las-MRnufactursrs sale OF Dm
brsllas to be closed, exquisite handles.
natural wood. and etc 81 90 and 81 25
kind for 81 IS.
Gents Underwear Very many coloTs
and kinds, ! wool, I Woel, the so, 20 and
81 kind. Special. Saturday, 900. Apolber
lot OF Merlno Shirts and canton 4 q MI
Drawers, the 35s. kind, 60 for 10c
Wrappsrs-Bargains seldom sasred
are to be found here In $50 heavy aanel
cite. elderdown, ETC.. tes Fo~ns and
wrappers, placed on sale Saturday pretty
striped and figured elects. With Il 'eee
back made with square and pointed
yokss, watteau and gathered backs,
double ard single ruffls over shoulder
and around yoke, large sleeves Al very
vide skirts. worth 81 80 and - for
9S,
Evening journal., 1895-11-08
BOILED DOWN

To terse business facts, no
dross, no chaff, no long and
wordy lingo-just enough to
make our talk plain.
Our knowledge of merchan-
disc combined with some one
else's knowledge of tailoring
has produced some Overcoats
for you that you will be proud
to wear.