Evening Star Newspaper, November 19, 1890, Page 10

10 we ai, THE EVENING STAR: WASHINGTON. PD. C. a > WEDNESDAY, NOVE LOCAL MENTION. The Weather. FORECAST TILL EIGHT A.M. THURSDAY. For the District of Columbia. eastern Penn- qylvania, New Jersey. Delaware, Maryland. irginia, North Carolina, Soutn Carolina and Georgia, fair till Friday ‘morning; no change in temperature, except slightly cooler on the Georgia and Carolina coasts; northwesterly win CONDITION OF TRE WATER Temperature and condition of water at 7 #.m.—Great Falls, temperature. 54: condition. 36. Receiving reservoir. temperature, 54. Con- dition at north connection. 36; condition at south connection, 36: distributing reservoir. temperature, 54; condition at influent gate house, 36; condition at effluent gate house, 36. High ‘tide in the river, 1:17 p.m.; low tide in the river, 7:39 p.m. Lrent, axp Bravty. id & Bro's Grand Exhibition of Lamps, Gas Fixtures, Porcelain &c. Don't fail to see the onyx-top tables and piano lamps. Everything marked in piain figures. &. 5. Suepp & Bno., 432 9th. Josrrn Stomusp, BaLtrrwonr, MaNvractURINo Forster, Wit Remxars Tins Weer. Such a rush for fars and seal garments as we have had at Willard’s Hotel for the past two days has been more than gratifying, and appre- ciating the fact that the ladies of Washington | know a good class of furs when they «ee them, we, at the solicitation of numerous customers, | have decided to remain in parlor at Willard’s | Hotel this entire week. Ladies. do not miss this golden opportumity to get a handsome seal- | skin garment or s cape of any description, | finer and differently made than than those yon | generally see, and at prices that will astonish | you. Despite the fact that sealskins and furs | Reneraily have advanced, our prices remain the | same. | } You are perfectly weicome to call and exam- ine our stock. and if as advertised give us your onerous patronage. Today we will receive , our Baltimore factory » large invoice to {| fill up the space of sold garments, &c. Murs, | robes, gloves, fur purses, &c. | Josern Siomexp, Parlor. Willard’s Hotel. this week. | Represented by Mr. Hany Gotpatas. Repairing, redyeing and altering seal gar- | ments and f 4 at moderate prices. Satisfac- | tion guaranteed. 25e. each, | e. Hl Sratxe-Rottrn Wixnow Swaprs, at S. H. Moors & Co.'s 310 Pa. ave. —Dress yourself naturally | Study the contour of your Let your Waat to Weal and becomingly. face and form and dress accordingly. own good taste be your guide. weer any material that folds and drs " such as reps, poplins, satias and silks, Gro. Pa:xce, Fotografer, 11th and Pa. ave. | | Raxoes, Latnones, F All the latest improvements. 8.8. Suzpp & Bro., 432 9th, j Srrexnrp glasses, $1 Hexi.ca’s, 403 Pa. ay. ACES. Ricustoyp druggists generatly recommend A Tonic as a superior spring medicine. Never Sumx Wonk.—Work is what tells in | this world. ‘Take hold and lift” has brought | many a man and family from obscurity and | poverty into notice and wealth; but work mea ability and ability means good nerves and strong health, as much as anything else. | And tostrengthen the nerves and fortify the | constitution use Dr. Henles’a Celery, Beef Iron. It does it work quickly and ‘right every | time. A Lance Lor of fancy rockers, Xmas presents, at S. H. Moong & C ave. 5c. Tax Berkeley. We Never Destro a contidence when once | we gain it, and when we offer you a suit for $10 we know it is good value and will give sat- isfaction. SEMAN L th and E. inmvortep ginger ale $1 a dezen, at Cuattes Kraemen’s, 737 7th st. pow. Screnricots Harm obliterated by electric needle. Reduced rates until Christmas. Hours Ftos Mme. Gapuier, 1321 G st. 1427 New York avenue. Frssent’s Care. Everything good. rrything in season. Everything genteel and comfortable. Prices low. Bergener is pure. Liventes from 215 ap. Eiseaan Bnos., 7th andE. Visit tHe Empire Carpet Crea: 621-055 Mass. ave. n.w. Telephone Tur well-known firm of Johnson Brothers supply more families with fuel tham any one firm in the United States. Benxetey Pure Rye Whisky. Scrrs to order from $20 up. Erseatax Buos., | ‘th and E. | fpaTeN Brav Versaxpt Lier, bottled at the | brewery in Munich. Cuartes Krarmen, agent, | 737 7th street northwest. Bry Your Coat of J. Maury Dove Only Dighest grades of family coal handled, Five Portraits at Kets Kemethy’s, 1109 Pa. ay. 1 Quant or €1 W Oma 1sky for 7. Tuan, SISFstimw. Trovsens to order from $5 up. E1seman Buos., 7th and E. James F. Ovstex, Dealer in Fiue Butter, Best. wing, near Yth st., Center Market Main office, cor. Pa. e. and 9th st Telephone, aart, $1. and pint, 50c. Ir’s Aut. a Marten of Cuorce Whether you get a double or sinzle-breasted | ebitd’s suit—they are both stylish and we have an immense stock of all kinds to select from. | Very pretty suits from =2 up. ! Esemax Bros., 7th and E, House & Hexumays’s for furniture and car- pets. Cash orcredit. See adv't, page 10. Fensitere. Shrewd buyers who iook around before pur- chasing have secured big bargains at 731 9th stow. CE. Binckuxan. Care Overcoats yor Cuitpnet Are very popular and stylish, in check | b | plaids and mixtures, and the greates Of these garments is to be found at Eisemas Bay “Bromoprse” cures headache. 6 doses 25c. Masrrov, xinger, champagne, should be in every househould. Beats the imported ginger | ale. " (Non-aicobolic. ) ; | Cuartes Knazuen, 7 7th et. new. 1 For Comretexrss of assortment our over- | oat department takes the lead. Our #10 over- | Coats buve gained a much envied popularity. E1seaax Buoa, 7th and E. CITY AND DISTRICE AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT. Avpaton’s.—“Money Mad.” Narroxan.—Emma Juch Opera Company— “Lohengrin.” Hausis’ Bisov.—The Nelson's Vaudeville. Krasay's.—Reilly & Wood's Classic Vaude- ville Company. Usrvensatist Cavaca.—Washington Musical Ciab. —— CONDENSED LOCALS. Mr. F. A. Lutz bas been elected a member @f the board of directors of the Columbia Street Railway Company. The will of the late John N. Bassford, be- queathing his estate to his wife, was filed yes- terday. At 12:30 oclock last night a slight fire took place im the house of James Tyler. No. 1 Alex- ander court (between K, L, 20th and 2ist streets northwest), caused by a lighted pipe falling ona bed Truck B company extin- Guished the tlames; loss about $15. Deunis Chester of Prince George county. Md., drove bis team against a lamp tat 19th street and Benning road yester ‘y and was thrown out and injured about the bead. Dr. Strickler attended him. Today im the Police Court Albertus Wilson was tined $10 or thirty days for failing to have a hght on building material, jeury Young paid €20 in the Police Court today for driving faster then the law allows, Cuore. Hyactxrus, Teutrs, Crocus and other | Fare bulbs willbe sold at Thomas Dowling’s auction rooms tomorrow at 12 o'clock. - ese 27 sadn | vale Box office open tomorrow at Albaugh’s for Marie Terapest with the Red Huzzar Comic Opera Company in “Red Huzzar” next week. Seats on sale for ‘Held by the Enemy” at Harris’ Bijou next week. Sam Devere's Own Company will be the suc- ceeding attraction next week at Kernan’s, Rev. Dr. Chappelle lectures at the Catholic University this afternoon on “St. Gregory the Great, His Poutificate.” Friday afternoon Rev. Clarence E, Woodman lecture on “The Telephone.” Free. The tenth season of the lecture course at the Congregational Church begins on the evening of December 5. The course is as follows: Dec. 5—Rev. F. W. Gunsaulus, D.D. Subject: “A Chapter in the History of Liberty.” Jan. 14— Bishop J. IL. Vincent. Subject: “Tom and His Teachers.” Feb. 13—Robarte Harper. Subject: “A Holidzy Trip in Europe.” — Illustrated. March 6—Sion. Will CumLack. Subject: “The Invisible Some People.” April 10—Rev. R. 8 MacArthur, D.D. Subject: “The Empire of the Czar.” Season tickets. $1, Sule takes place in church vestibule Nov. 20, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. After that sale continues till Nov. 29 at Fliis', after which no more tickets will be sold. Mr. I. C. Russell will deliv lecture on “The Exploration of Mt. St. Elias” Wednesday evening, Nov. 26. It will be illustrated by charts and siides made by the National Geo- graphic Society Expedition, Admission. 50 cents; seats, 75 cents, at Metzerott’s, Nov. 24, and after. Tomorrow evening at Music Hall the George- town Orchestra of seventy performes, under the direction of Prof. Kaspar and assisted by Miss gives its first concert of the sea- i . #1, at Metzerott’s, The Lyceum Compary, under the manage- ment of Mr. Phil Hemlock, presented at Music Hall last night The Colleen Bawn,” in @ very acceptable manner. There were, of course, the usual dramatic nervousness of amateurs and the lack of self-confidence, but that was ngtural, Mr. David Bangs as Danny Mann wso strongly presented and sa. too, wae the Mrs. Cregan of Miss Prech and the Sheela of Miss McLinden. Miss Wakefield as Ann was pretty and played @ hard part well. Mr. Mahony's Ayrle Daly, Mr. Dougherty's Myles and The Colleen Bawh of Mies Henderson were all nicely done. ‘The British soldiers, by a de- tachinen ational Rifles, acted like voterans of many wars, The grand concert to be given at National Riffes’ Hall tomorrow evening is the entertain- ment anuounced in all the churches last San- day. The concert is for the benefit of the restoration fund of old Smithtield Church, near Old Point Comfort, the oldest Proto America. Tickets, 59 cents. t Metzcrott’s, See advertisement, “Tur Krevrzer Sonata. Beethoven's most beautiful piano and violin sonata, “The Krout- zer Sonata,” will bo performed by Mossra, Xander and Rakeman at the concert of the Washington Musical Club tonight, Mrs. Julie E. Wyman, tho well-known mezzo-soprano of New York, who has had such great success with the Doston Symphony Orchestra in New York and other large citics, will appear for the first time in this city. A finished performance anticipated, Natioxa’ tuneful yet mournful opera, *Regaletto,” was given at the National last mi Mu net on tho battle of Gettysburg, at x Hall, by Capt. Long, interested a large audience last night, both in the lecture and in the pictures. The “Old Guard” was present in a body. The lecture will be re peated Thursday night. ‘These lectures are under the auspices of Farragut Post, No. 10. The third entertainment of the Crescent Cyele Club takes place this evening at Me- Cualey's Hall, when an excellent musical pro- gram will be presented, with dancing after 10 o'clock, —_—.- Veteran Firemen Visit the Fair. The Veteran Volunteer Firemen’s Association held a special meeting at Meyer's Hall last evening, and. in full uniform, marshaled by Mr. J. W. Thompson and headed by Kit Carson Post drum corps, marched to Odd Fellows’ Hall, 8th street east, and attended the fair of Naomi Lodge, Daughters of Rebekah. They presented a fine appearance, and at the fair took quite an interest in a veteran's uniform being voted for to the most popular member. Before leaving the hall President Kichards called the association to order, Mr. J. J. DID SHE ROB HER EMPLOYER? A Cax a Son, The Jury Fail to Agree in the Case of | ALARMING, DISFIGURISG AND PAINFUL, Charlotte Jackson. Charlotte Jackson, a colored girl, indicted with Millie Brookes, a fellow servant, tor the larceny of underwear, dresses, &., to the value of $121.50 from the residence of Mrs. Elizabeth Reeside August 29 last, was tried yesterday in the Criminal Court, Chief Justice Bingham, Mr. Martin for defendant. Mrs. Ree- side testified that Charlotte was her cook and Millie her chambermaid and they asked for their pay before the month was up and received itand then disappeared and did not return to work. The keys to the basement door had been thrown im the window. An anonymous note was lett at the house stating that if she looked over her rooms she would find a num- ber of articles missing. She did look over her effects and several things could not be found, Then acolored mancame toher and stated that there were several things in Charlotte's room he didn’t think belonged there, and he was engaged to her, but if she was a thief he did not want to marry her. Subsequently she received a note from Charlotte saying she had been shot ata ball. Afterward another letter came stating that she had not been killed, but her phere 8 wing been ill had prevented hi return. Then Charlotte's room was searched and some of the missing articles were found in her trunk. : On cross-oxarination witness said that the two girls claimed to be cousins and also to be church members, but they swore sometim and used other strong language. Officer Henry testified to going to Charlotte house witlPa search warrant and recoverin; some of the goods and arresting Charlott that she claimed the articles as her own and = that Mrs. Reeside had given her the nap- ins, The defendant testified that she was in Mrs, Reeside's employment three months and that her duties were in the kitchen and she only wenttothe other part of the house when called. When she left she did not have any trunk to take and left in broad daylight. When Mrs. Reeside, her mother and Officer Henry came and claimed the things exhibited witness said they had been given to her and never de- nied that she had them. Other witnesses were heard and Mrs. Ree- de, called in rebuttal, denied the staternents of the girl, The jury, after several hours, faiied to agree and was discharge ao eee The Associated Charities. The board of managers of tho Associated Charities mot last evening at the central office, with Dr. M.D. Peck in the chair, The secretary's report showed that eighty-one fami- lies had been assisted and employment found for six; 270 calls were made at the central office during the month; 150 visitors asked about persons needing fifty persons asked as- sistance in obtaining employment, and soventy- one asked alme, December 9 was fixed as the date for the annual mecting for business, and December 14for the public meeting for re- Ports. A Pleasant Christening. Quite a party went out on the Mctroplitan branch raiiway yesterday to attend the formal chango of name. from Knowles to Kensington, of that pretty suburban locality which, under the management of Messrs, Easterday & Hal- deman, bids fair to be one of the most attrac- tive snd prosperous places in the neighbor- hood. Flags were raised and a gencral_ merry making was enjoyed, including a dedicatory speech by Mr. Charles Hancock, who acted as orator of the day, Of Hood's Sarsaparills as a remedy for catarrh is daily becoming better known, as people recognize in its use the co:nmon-sense method of treuting this disease, Local applications can do but Little good. Catarrh is constitutional in character aud therefore requires @ constitutional remedy. Hood's Sarsaparills attacks the disease at its foundation by eliminating the im- Purities in the blood, which cause aud feed st, and thus restores the affected membrane to healthy condition, A book containing full information will be sent free to all who wish it, THOUGHT SHE HAD CONSUMPTION. “My daughter bas had catarrh for nine years, She coughed and expectorated so much that every one Feabody, secretary, and arrangements were made for a delegation to take the handsomely framed and engrossed resolutions of thanks to Chester, Pa., for preseutation to the Franklin Fire Company of that place for the courtesies shown on the cccasion of the Peunsylvania state firemen’s convention in September last, The delegation will leave here with the me- mento next Wednesday afternoon, age Transfers of Real Estate. Deeds in fee have been filed as follows: E. Abner to J. T. Earnshaw, pt. 5, 6q. 926; $2,000. G. J. Beckert to R. Portner e:al., trustees, lots 30 and 31. sq. 1042; ?—. Aunie Schoenborn to same, lots and 33, do.; ¢—. RK. Jenner to Christain Kultz, sub 86, sq. 361; 533.33. J. G. Reisinger to H. M. Dellinger 564; 3—. W.H. Sadler to B. Le Pevre, lot 1, blk. 11, Le Droit Park; @—. Jos, Paul et al. to same, lot 19 and pt. 17, do., do.; Georgia C. MacGill to W. 5. MacGill, sub . Sq. 363, and lot C. sq. 313; ¢—. m, lots 2 and 3, bik. 3, Whitney Close; $993.75. Marie Schmidt to K. 'T. Platt, lot 44 and pt. 47, D. & L.'s sub Mount Pleasant; 3—. BR. T. Platt to Marie Schmidt et al., same property; $—. C. E. Fraser to T. J. ckley, suvs V and W, sq. 152; @—. T. J. to Mary Smith, same property; ¢—. Georgetown College to W. A. Henderson, pt. 13, 8q. 796 Mary De Henry to G. F. Har- Lin, pt 9 sq. 1060; £600. - A Week of Carnival. The arrangements for the carnival of na- tions to be given by Potomac Auxiliary Relief Corps, G.A.R., during the first week in De- cember in National Rifles’ Hail are rapidly ap- proaching completion, Each evening during the carnival week the program wiil be changed. ‘There will be tableaus illustrating the life in Various countries, ench accompanied by na- tional airs. Over 200 ladies will appear in cos- tume, many of whom are prominent in social circles. ‘Ihrough the co-operation of foreign residents many national costumes and feat- ures will be secured, with goods for sale and epecial dishes in the dining room. ‘The use of the entire building by the display of goods on will be a novelty and all for one admission No prizes, no voting, no rafling and no "is the official annoyncement, ions and profiersof aid are gladly welcomed, but no general soliciting or can- vassing is beii Washington’s Morals Improving. “Is Washington growing more religious?” was the question Prof. Otis T. Mason of the National Museum asked of a Stan reporter re- cently, “It would certainly seem so,” he con- tinned. “What leads me to think so is this, Within the past tea years the population of the city has increased about 29 per cent. The re- ports of the Baptist churches of the District, that have recently been completed for the same length of time, show an increase in member- ship of about 76 per cent. Nor is this true only of the Baptist churches for I understand that allthe other denominations have a similar story to tell. An increase in church mezber- ship nearly twice as great in proportion as the growth of the city must be an encouraging matter to right minded people, and seems to me to be a pretty conclusive answer to those per- sons away from here who claim that crime is onthe increase in Washington and that the morals of the city are degenerating.” pudmatei ocd The Golden Cross. At the regular meeting of Mt Vernon Commandery, No. 440, U.0.G.C., last evening Noble Commander Thorne presided and the second and third degrees were conferred on | Miss Anna M. Dutton. Grand Commander Jobu N. Ehle and Vice Grand Commander Marguerite McCutchen were present and ad- dressed the commandery on the good of the order. Sir Knights Fowler, Crouse aud Har- rison were appointed ushers for the entertain- ment to be given by the grand commandery next Monday evening at Lincoln Hall, | a | Atrention Is Catvep to the executor's sale of fine dwelling house, No. 1324 Massacbusetts avenue; this is one of the best built houses in the city, located near Thomas Circle, and in One of the best parts of our city, and with all modern improvencats: It should be seon to be | appreciate . —_—_—_— Do You know the location of Wesley Heights? Free conveyance for those who wish to the before the sale Friday. at 700 ldtn street, —Advt. Pro 2 A Fixe Cottzcrion of decorative palms will | be sold at Dowling’s auction rooms tomorrow at 11 o'clock. * Dox'r forget anction sale of Wesley Heights lots Friday at 1 o'clock at Dowling’s, lith street and Pennsylvania a1 —Adeh —— “Buo movixe’ cures headache. 6 doses 5c, * ————— | , Lecrune Counsz.—Season ticket sale Lay tomorrow at the Congregational Church. —. Kev, Mu. Poppevoor talks “ht at Congres gations! Cliafuh on bowen mlesioce bd thought she had consumption, I tried everything I heard of, but gained uo relief. I seut her to Florida in September for the winter, and there her friends advised her to use Hood's Sarsaparilla, She wrote me that she had taken three bottles never felt eo govd in ber life” | Mrs. McKNIGHT, 137 Williamson st., New- port, Ky, SIUFFED-UP FEELING, “For several years I have been troubled with that terribly disagreeable disease, catarrh. I took Hood's Sarsaparilla with the very best results, It cured me of that continual dropping in my throat snd stuffed-up foeling. It has also helped my mother, who has taken. it for run-down state of health and kidney trouble. I recommend Hood's Sarsaparilla to all asa good medi- cing.” Mrs. 8. D. HEATH, Putuam, Coun. HOOD'S SARSAPARILLA Sold by all druggists. 81; six for #5. Prepared only by C. L HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass, 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR. 3 OFFICE OF W. H. HOEKE, 8TH AND PENNSYLVANIA AVE, WE WILL CONTINUE OUR Guear Saez O Foasrrenz FOR THIS WEEK. WE WILL GIVE A DISCOUNT OF 15 PER CENT ON ALL PAR- LOR AND CHAMBER FURNI- TUBE SOLD FOR £A8H DURING THIS WEEK. THE STOCK IS LARGE AND COMPLETE, COME EARLY. ON CARPETS WE ALWAYS QUOTE THE LOWEST PRICES, SOME GREAT BARGAIN 1N BRUSSELS AND MO- QUETTE BORDERED CARPETS W. 1. HOEKE, n8-lm Sth and Pennsylvania ave. 00 PPP FER a ee mee a ee Sor a my A a ca el cd e ie AA OY OE ats Of White Thibet Lamb, Opera Cloak Trimmings of Whive Thibet Angora, SEAL CAPES, €50, 800, 870, #85. : ASTRACHAN CAPES, 910 to $25. WOOL SEAL CAPES, $18 to $27. Capes of all kinds in Fashionable Furs. PLUSH JACKETS, $15, $20, $25, 930. Plush Bacques and Wraps, Cloth Jackets, $12, $14: Fur trimmed, €22. SEAL JACKETS, All sizes and lengths, at lowest New York prices, BE STINEMETZ & SONS, a PENNA AVE., THROUGH 413 13TH ST Sagas ee een Lat ee yezi-ty =. 149 Chambers at. a CITY_ITEMS. High-Class Derbies.—aAll the new and blocks. Our from @1 to and the prices are the lower It Faanc & Sox, One Price, cor. 7th and D. Musica?! Exchange—Banjos, Violins, Gui- For three years I wse under medical treatment for's | ‘8, Strings, &c. Instruments repaired. 477 cancerous sure on my face, which was not only disa- ave. nw. att QURED IN FIVE MONTHS BY THE CUTICURA REMEDIES. srecable, but disfiguring, and.caused me much anvey-| 500 Moge of those Men's Fine Saxony Wool Em alan and ee nae oat, it hed ineressed vers mach | 93.59 German Hand-kait Jackets, selling 60 s0 that Ibecame very much alarmed. T was ad prpidly at $1.49, at C. Avempaca’s, 7th and H, ‘that the only remedy was to cut it out,and 1 was op- | Domestic Sewing Machine and Pattern Agency. Posed to having this done. It was suggested by a friend pobre with bluestone ey erated ey a4 “Mothers” SOUL Lo morning: and at the same time I used | In g delicate condition derive great benefit from your CUTICURA every night; also washed with CUTI- " ~— CURA SOAP and took the CUTICURA RESOLVENT | 2¢ Use of Speer’s Port Wine. It is the most popular wine made for the aged and debilitated, Srr.0s tareo tienes per day. Fivemonthe have passed | S106 a6 a commanion wine. “For eale by drug- gists. Bg since I commenced the treatment, and it has proved 3 Perfect success, and my sore has disappeared. It would be untust if I did not acknowledge my cure, and this I do voluntarily, with the hope that it may benefit others suffering in a similar manner. THADDEUS STREET, Charleston, 8.0. A BAD FEVER BORE. I must extend to you the thanks of one of ms cus- tomers, who has beeu cured by using the CUTICUBA REMEDIES of an old sore caused by along spell of sickness or fever cight years avo. He wes so bad he was fearful he would have to have his leg amputated, ‘butis happy to say ho is now entirely well—sound as dollar. He requests me to use his name,which is Hy H. CASON, merchant, JON V. MINOR, Druggist, Gainesboro’, Tenn. niet st nw, Removal eale.—Will dispose of entire stock of Diamonds, Watches, Jeweiry, Silverware, Clocks, &c., at » discount of 20 per cent. 1t* Odd Fellows’ Hall Clothing House.— Greatest bargains ever offered in this cit; 25.000 of Fine Overcoats and Suitings 5,000 ata reduction of 33 per cent, Must be vold, bein g overstocked. For fifteen days only. 421 ‘7th st., under Odd Feliows’ Hall, n19-3t Turned Away. HUNDREDS OF ANXIOUS BUYERS WERE TURNED WAY SATURDAY AT THE GREAT CONSIGNMENT SALE. ‘The rush was go great that our large force of salesmen were unable to accommodate the many customers. ; Having engaged additional help we will be better able to give our immense trade proper attention, This is undoubtedly the greatest sale of Fine Clothing ever known in this city. ‘The firm who made this consignment to us is the largest and best known in the United States, , They prefer to dispose of their orerproduc- tion at a loss sooner than shut down their immense factory, thereby throwing over 1,000 hands out of employment. The stock consists of over £90,000 worth of the Choicest Clothing, which will be sold at less than actual manuf. turers’ cost. Here are a few items which merit your attention: 85 styles of Men's Suits, $5; actual value, $11. 60 styles of Men's Suits, $8, including the famous Black Cheviots, sack ; Or cutaway; actual value, $16. 70 styles Suits, €10, in Corkscrews, Cheviots, Diago- nals and Cassimeres; actual value, #23. 75 styles Suits at €15, including some of the finest ported fabrica; regular price $30 to $35. 600 Men's Overconts, in Beaver, Melton, Ker- sey, &c., $5; actual value, #11, 400 Dress Overcoats, all weights, €8; actual value, $16. 650 Ovorcoats, long and short, at $11; actual value, #24. Elegant Fur Beavers, Montaguacs, Chinchilias, Kerseys, &c., at $15; custom: ta ‘J CUTICURA RESOLVENT, The new Blood Purifier and greatest of humor remodies, cleanses the blood of all impurities and Poisonous eloneuts and thus removes the cause, while CUTICURA, the great Skin Cure, and CUTICURA SOAP, the xrestest of Skin Purifiers, clear the skin of ‘every outward trace of disease. Hence, the CUTICURA REMEDIES cure from the blood ontward every humor ‘aud discase of the skin, scalp and blood, whou all other Temedies fail, Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, 50c.; SOAP. RESOLVENT, $1. Prepared by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston, G#Send for “How to Cure Skin Diseases,” 64 pages, 50 ilinstrations and 100 testimonials, PIMPLES, black-Leads, red, rough, chapped and oily skin cured Ly CUTICURA SOAP, PAINS AND WEAKNESS Of females inatantiy relieved by that new, elegant aud infallible Antidote to Pain, Inflammation and Weak- ness, the CUTIOURA ANTI-PAIN PLASTER, nlv-w&s F UBNITURE, CARPETS, DRAPERIES, ore charge #40. Boys’ and Children’s Clothing stoves. | @ largo variety. Men's Pants at #1, €2, 83, $4, * | 5; every pair worth from #1 to #4 more weeks money. 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