Evening Star Newspaper, October 11, 1893, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR: MEnIZs MoBens PHARMACY, | CLOSED SUNDAYS. > 11% AS F SEN. W. McKnew’s Daily Letter.) ~~ equates Continued | HA=:fsc. All the Week.) °°" == a Toilet Opening ‘Magnolia Tollet Water. Was 75 cts. Now te eeweeeee eee. ets. $1.25 e 66 ry cts. High “Novelties = le cts. % PT. Coats & Capes == : 9 83 CTS. —tiving us the richest line of Coates and 2 CTS. It behooves all to exercise extreme ~are 30 crs. ‘and judgment in selecting a Coat or Cape a eutside of our establishment. es ‘You cannot be sure of getting the correct fms ‘Stylo elsewhere. crs. You' cannot be sure of its quality else- Cr —. pe .8 CTS. BOX, Mertz’s Modern PHARMACY (CLOSED SUNDAYS), ‘You cannot be sure of the “fit” else where, ‘You cannot be sure yop are getting it at the lowest price elsewhere. ‘You cannot be sure that the styles else- where “exclusive.” Wi t Seoagh of one style to penait of it becom | xe Lea Axo F Sra N. W. ing common. ‘See us about your Fall Wrap if you wish WILL sell such STERLING QUALI- to be fully satisted. ‘TIES at such LOW PRICES as WE quote, Sars Asp Courasy. 50c. Saved Jaeger Underwear. distinguished medienl men of the wor'd and all the bigher educated class the United States, Germans, ‘TIE that’s “tied"—and as the most healthful tm existence. All arti- & price that's “un ted.""——— You know those “‘small-knot” Tecks the Dr. with the big — wide Sanitary Woolen System Co. for ladies’ and flowing ends?——Every- children’s garments in Washington and vi- eiuity and beg to call your attention to where a dollar.——But our complete line of Day and Night Shirts, Drawers, Combination Salts, Petticoats a SS ee Abdominal Bands, Blankets, &e., in fall and cents.—Neckwear makers are peat: stubborn fellows—an 100-dosen order wouldn't budge them.——So we W.H.McKnew 933 Pa. Ave. LANSBURGH & BRO. Art Embroidery Department. Exceptional Values STAMPED GOODS. 1 LOT OF WHITE DUCK TRAY CLOTHS, Stxe 16x24, 126, Each. 1 LOT OF LINEN DAMASK TRAY CLOTHS, Size 16x25, 140. Each. 1 LOT OF HEMSTITCHED CENTER PIECES, Size 18x13. 180. Each. 1 “OT OF EEMSTITCHED AND OPEN-WORK TRAY CLOTHS, Size 17x26, 25e. Each. 1 LOT OF BUTCHERS’ LINEN SCARFS, sin " in, 2ic. Each. 1 LOT OF WHITE DUCK SCARFS, 54 in. long, 15e. Each. 1 LOT OF MOMIE SCARFS, Brirged all round, 64 im. long, 250. Each. 1 LOT OF COLORED CENTER SCARFS, ‘Fringed all round, 5 im. long, 89s. Each. 1 LOY OF MOMIE SCARFS, Fringed all rourd, S0c. Each. 1 LOT OF LINEN FRINGE, Is all colors, 10s. Yard. GHINA SILKS. WE HAVE NEVER SHOWN SUCH EXCLUSIVE PATTERNS IN CHINA SILKS AS NOW. 1 lot of FIGURED CHINA SILKS, new and at- tractive patterns, 31 in. wide, 68. yard. 1 lot of FIGURED CHINA SILKS, new patteris, ‘wteb colorings, 31 in. wide, $1.00 yard. striped combinations.——Close to fifty different patterns.—A win- owful on the 7th street cor Rer—a row of cases full inside. Aren't you letting good ebance slip by?——You'll have plenty of need for NATURAL It’s 85c. Now. likely to be $1.25—what it's actually worth—then.—We cleared & “comer'’—that's how we got it under price.——Our next buying will have to be at regular rates, 100 Dozen HERMSDORF BLACK HOSE and 150 Doren ENGLISH STRIPED HOSE were canght in the undertow of a trade crisis. ——Cash rescued 2 Pairs for 25c. fs the way we share our suc- cess. —— One pair is almost worth quarter. ‘em—our cash. ‘Takes a $1.50-under ordinary ¢ireumstances—to buy @ Percale Shirt worth having.- style of Blue—with tiny dots— link cuffs attached of the same —that 1s @ regular $1.50 qual- ity--for 75 Cents. All sizes—one of fashion’s freaks, We've one Always bring anything that doesn’t sult back—and get your ‘money. AKS AND COMPAN sotolinat "Ehe-badea EE Only Complete Outfitters in Town. PA. AVE. AND 7TH ST. A Trunk You Can’t Smash. Tt pays to buy a strong Trunk. Nc person realizes this better than an actor or an actress. Dozens of actors and actresses are using Our $9 Trunk, 1 lot of CHINA SILK HEAD RESTS, new colors, ‘We. cach. 1 lot of SADDLE BAG HEAD RESTS, covered with China silk, 0c. each. 1 lot of HAND-PAINTED CHINA SILK SCARFS, eatirely new, Se. each. 1 let of PRINTED SATIN PILLOW COVERs, ‘size 20320, $1.00 each. THIS SALE 13 OF MORE THAN ORDINARY IMPORTANCE. THE GOODS ARE BEAUTIFUL. YOU CAN GET MANY IDEAS WHICH WOULD BE OF SERVICE TO YOU LATER ON. SOON You WILL BE GETTING THINGS IN READINESS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. IF YOU LIVE OUT OF THE CITY AND ANY OF THESE THINGS ARE DESIRED BY YOU, WRITE ‘To US AND YOU WILL BE EQUALLY AS WELL SERVED 48 IF YOU CAME IN PERSON. which practically “‘undemolisha- ble" We used to get $12 for this same Trunk Others ask $12 yet. Sterling Silver Mounted Pocket Books, 98c. each. Kneessi, 425 7th St. To Retain Health Hare Your fect comfortable so that nai mos thful exercise, walk ‘NEAR DUPONT cTacLe, ing, cam be indulged in with ease and grace. We can give you instant and 1920 N street northwest. relief in all foot ailments. ‘ARPENTER SHOP. ——— Old ‘stand of J.T. Walker, ProrJd JG Es& So 3A 5 ‘RoF.d od (sEeorGESX Sox,cutropopists, None but reliable men sent to the house. se22-Im®| 1:15 Pa. ave., § to 6 p.m. Scodays, 9 to 1 p.m.ocli LANSBURGH BRO., ect 00000000 00000 0900 9 ic ie > e RENT YOU TIRED of being Dossed by your grocer? Doesn't it give you a weary Yoeling to have him send you word that he hasn't “Ceres” Flour, but “something just 8 good and cheaper?” There is no Flour just as good as “Ceres.” Cheaper ones there may be, for “Ceres” is not 2 cheap Flour, nor fs it a high-priced one—it is cheap for the quality. “Ceres” “makes MORE bread, LIGHTER bread, WHITER bread, SWEETER bread and BETTER bread thap any other Flour in the world. Every “cook” uses it. Insist on your grocer's sending “Ceres'—accept no substitute. Wx. M. Gurr & Co, ‘Wholesale Flour and Feed Dealers, 1t Cor. Ist and Ind. ave. n.w. OOSOSSOOOOOOSOceooseoso! OOSOSOSSSoSscosec 8 fo) Sc =) ° fo) ° e ° S Cooooo 5 : WANTS MONEY. $00 SOLID GOLD MaRQUISE RINGS, $65. SET WITH PEARLS AND REAL STONES. REXFORD JEWELRY Co., 1 7th st. ow. Stop Her! Tar Womax CAN BUY GOOD SHOES HERE 4S LOW 48 INFERIOR GOODS ARE SOLD ELSE- WHERE, VIZ: Ladies’ $2 Bright Dongola Button Shoes for.$1.65 Ladies’ $4 Hand-turn Bluchers for. jurn Shoes, sl6-<.wim Boys’ $2.60 Satin Calf Button Shoes 4, 5 and 5%) for. today and inspect them. It will pay intend to buy @ pair of Shoes during THE WARREN SHOE HOUSE, (GEO. W. RICH) Ladies’ Wraps. FALL-WEIGHT CAPES AND JACKETS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. ‘$5 Capes and Jackets now $8 Capes and Jackets now... ‘$10 Capes and Jackets. now.. Here's an opportunity seldom NEW STYLE WRaP with so small an outlay, Dress Goods. Don't select your fall dress ‘til you inspect ous stock. We make a specialty of Dress Goods, and are showing @ variety second to none in this city. at the very lowest prices possitle for relisble quslities. Johnson & Luttrel ‘713 Market space. Winter Millinery. Mrs. WM. J. Mumt, 1309 Fast n. w., Has now on display 2 LARGE and COMPLETE STOCK $2.98 CIAL DESIGNS, make up a very SELECT and EX- CLUSIVE selection, to which she invites inspec- tion. ocS_ MOURNING MILLINERY A SPECIALTY. OBSFRSEESBEE3 3333 335333553320 “Flyers!” 3 In Boys’ Shoes. “We don’t think youll find shoe buying for the bors easier elsewhere, We are determined to quote the lowest prices. Take ‘these for instance: Boys’ Satin Calf Shoes.. 98c Boys” Gen. Calfskin Were 38" Row" $1.40 Exclusive agency N. Y¥. Catholie Protec- tory Shoes for Genuine Casco Calf. Re- duced tosceneesccsacseees > $1.23 Crawford’s, | 431 71a Sr, East Soe. Odddddded dddddediddddeedeedsO Telegram Received yesterday from the WORLD'S FAIR States that Kimball PIANOS HAVE BEEN AWARDED THE MEDAL. METZEROTT’S. 3030-48 GENTS’ SUITS SCOURED AND PRESSED FOR $i Coats, 50c. ; Panta, 25. : Vests, 250. pepairing done, mann in best ‘Telephone 3030 Altering and er. Goods called call 145-2. for and from the Royal Prussian Springs Administration, NEIDER-SELTERS, ‘Nassau, Germany, Just received. N. W. Burchell, 1325 F st. The Right Means To Hd the face of blackheads and pimples Pogue. Minall steamers and ‘Saniies aS sale here. Zs Mas. Copy, Pantors 711 lire Sz. oct-:sun_ BIGH-CLass UNDI WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1893—-TEN PAGES. WOODWARD *:. LOTHROP, | sez] =x smss.om 10TH, 1TH akD ¥F STS X.W. Bei aes eae &e., fold at oss or ‘a prott. That Table Sale ‘We inaugurated last Monday ts still the center of interest here. Numbers of Tubles 5 are sold every day—every one a sacrifice. A third to half off regular prices is marked on every Table in our list. ‘The sale includes: HALL TABLES, TEA TABLES, CURIO TABLES, CARD TABLES, SMOKING TABLES, FANCY TABLES, DINING TABLES AND TABLES Of every description and faish, including the finest display of Onyx and Brass and Inlaid Tables ever shown. Below we give about one-fourth of Tables reduced: ——— eoerece Art Needlework Reception ntinued Today. ni, —o— Illustrations of Grand Retailing Multiply here day after day. Aggregation ts economy. Dealing at the source of supply with the Powerful leverage of cash in unlimited quantities brings prices to a minimum. Several examples at this store now. $50 FOR THE S100 PNEUMATIC SAFETY BICYCLE Is just halt the price asked for the same machine elsewhere. It is strictly first-cluss—has best pneu- matic tires—20-lnch wheels and is guarunteed agaitst all imperfections, THE 3,000 FRAMED EWCRAVINCS, ETcHINeS, PASTELS |Extension Tables. MARKED DOWN Au . D PICTURE FRAMES as 13.00 Pat on sale today were bought in a lump from the manufacturer, and are excellent values. At 6-ft. solid oak, 44-In. top. 4.20 Jeast @ third less than regular prices. 12-ft. wolid oak, 48 by 54-in. FRAMED ENGRAVINGS, 500 good subjects, in white enameled frames, are actually worth 28c. top 38.00 THE 20X20 ENGRAVINGS, in S-luch polished oak frames, are actually worth $1.05, THE 20X24 20-ft. solid 22.00 PASTEL PAINTINGS, in enameled gilt frames, with hand-cut front and ornamented 14-ft, solid oak. a0 worth $1.95. and }. THE 22X28 FRENCH PASTELS, in 8%-Inch rich white and gold frames, are actually worth $2.45. THE WHITE AND GOLD PARLOR EASELS, 5% feet high, are actually worth S0c. THE 16X20 AND 20X24*ORNAMENTED OAK PICTURE FRAMES are actually ‘Worth 25, aud S0c., respectively. This is rare opportunity, THE 500 DOZEN 3-4 DAMASK DINNER NAPKINS Closed out from an importer, deserve special attention. Pure German Linen, fine and solid, and the same quality that you've pald us a good deal more for. They are actually worth $2.50, $2.75 and $3 the dosen. So with the PATTERN CLOTHS and the PILLOW CASES and the dozen or so other Parlor, Library, Tea and Bed Room Tables. Autique quartered oak, 3 shelves . “ Tomorrow A Lace Curtain Sale Without a Precedent. AT 8 O'CLOCK TOMORROW WE BEGIN THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF LACE CURTAINS of our entire business EXPERIENCE. The result of our great purchases at the two trade sales below mentioned. Just here we would like you to make a distinction between “per- emptory trade sales” and the ordinary mixed auction sales of broken lots and merchandise especially prepared for cheap auction sales. The latter we never patronize—the former we do, and every: palr of curtains offered at this sale we guarantee to be absolutely perfect in every particular, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, MESSRS. WILMERDING, NORRIS & MITCHELL, AUCTIONEERS, BY ORDER OF MESSRS, CLARENCE WHITMAN & CO., SELLING AGENTS, SOLD THE ENTIRE PRODUCTION OF THE WILKESBARRE LACE MANUFACTURING COMPANY, CONSISTING OF 200,009 PAIRS LACB THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, MESSRS. FIELD, CHAPMAN & FENNER, AUCTIONEERS, SOLD ON ACCOUNT OF THE BROM- LEY MANUFACTURING COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA, PA. (MESSRS. WRIGHT & LACKEY, SELLING AGENTS), THEIR ENTIRE UCTION OF LACE CURTAINS—09,000 PAIRS, Being thoroughly familiar with these|lines of Curtains and prices, our representative was ¢s- pecially well prepared to attend these two most important trade sales ever held, from which we ‘secured eighteen lots of choice Lace Curtains. They go on sale tomorrow for To 1-3 Less Than Regular Prices. Mahogany . As Lace Curtains have become a recognised staple, and are seldom offered below thelr value, Oak Library (16th century) 35.00 You'll readily see the importance of this sale. Mabogany ........ 4.00 White Lace Card and Breakfast Tables, in Lor 247,%,2a Lor 183,4,.2 Wpite ase Folding, s Lor 304, %.28" Tut Lag Lor 287,22 oe eae Meaet dmie e B1 OG Ponsa 41 99| Lot Solid Oak irs White ce pal ‘ru Lace Ter 108, ae 8 1001-7 207 ee eS s1.00| Pables--65 Cts. Lor 807, eat tt ae Lor 261,22," Er tay Tong, inches Wide. g Actually worth... “ 5 Solid Oak r eee (Hh er $2.00 ‘Tables, with 24-inch top and lower shelf, Waite Lace ru Lace Cur- oe oe on BS Bat = g2.50| 7 BES EES g) 5| Only $1.12. tar 208 Ee wae gp. 50] OBERT oy 5 Lor 142, uum Mit Jas | Lor 206250mE i Actialy’ worth... ; B20 Lor 146, Sac "um fag 80 ‘Retiaily worth. Lor 224. f.mipecrearsee cor oo — wide. ‘Actual $2.50 ee 3, 72 pairs White Lace Pay rs ice Cur- Lor ATL, Bet OE HE oo (L™ SOREN gs 99| & SONS, Largest Exclusively Retail Furniture,” Carpet, Up- holsters, Drapery and Wall Paper ‘House in America. = 1lra Axp F Sr. N. W. sseteeeeeeeerseeeeereegelIth st. bldg.) It Better Light. Less Expense. ‘Why not replace that unsteady, filcker- ing and expensive arc light in front of your store with a Welsbach Incandescent Gas Light—which is softer, more bril- Mant, steadier and about half as expen- sive. Many shrewd merchants are mak- ing the change. Let us talk to you about it. Gas Appuiaxce Excnaxar, 1428 N.Y. Ave. Cloak Department. If one wishes something not seen every day or everywhere, our assortment of CLOAKS, WRAPS, JACKETS, CAPES, MANTLES should certainly be relied upon to satisfy the most exacting, par ticularly if early selections are made. The new and popular Dunraven Beavers and Vicupas are here, and high-grade Kerseys, Meltons and Clay Diagor.als—all tailored and finished in a superior manner. Scores of effective designs, full of grace and beauty. Not only the styles are correct, but an intelligent comparison of prices will bring the result in our favor. Among that special lot of “SAMPLE” GARMENTS there are some choice things that must be taken quickly or the opportunity will be gone. Lith st. bldg.) —_—-——_ ocll Women’s Neck Fixings. Perhaps no previous season has been so fruitful as the present in producing neck pleces so effect- fve and becoming to the many. Full Ruffs and Boas of dainty nets and laces and stylish Short Capes with double and triple overcapes, and various other indescribable pretties that add a charm to any costume—and are becoming to most every woman. We have a department devoted exclusively to Women’s Neckwear. Everything sanctioned br Fashion ts there—novelties, many cholce bits that are ours alone. You'll find them priced Just right. Black Boas and Collarettes of La.Tosea net, with fine Chantilly lace; and Black Cream lace edge, very pretty and very effective. Actually worth Black La Tosca Net Shoulder Capes, with triple overeape Diack or black and white Ince, very stylish. Actually worth. . Delicate shades of Bluc, Pink, etc., for evening wear. Shoulder Capes of rich heavy Black Silk Guipure lace, ruff and bottom of cape run with several rows of dainty cream satin ribbon. Jaunty. Actually worth, ‘A magnificen: assortment of Imported Neck Pieces, exclusive one-of evening wear. (ist floor... HUNDREDS WEAR THEM Edmonston's $2 and $3 “Wear- Well” ‘Shoes for Ladies are unt- versally appreciated.—None better for the money.—Wide choice for $2 in opera, common sense and square toes, cloth and kid tops.—Wider choice for $8. French kid, or dull, or glazed dongola, or cloth-top Shoes. Lace, button and Blucher. All kinds of toes.—They're to be had only at EDMONSTON’S, 13384 F ST.—Hun- dreds wear them! WhY NOT YOU? EDMONSTON sew—1334 F Sz. N.W_—stone Silk Mull with ++.50e. to $3.00 , trimmed with 3.00, $6.00 and $6.50 sseeee+-Ist_ annex.) Orricar Deranrueyt. | Corny Derarrwest. Steel-bowed Spectacles, nickeled frame. Actual-! Continuation of the sale of Rogers Shear Co.'s ae eae rae pasan se + $1.00. | ricket-plated Stee! Set y ‘Actual Shsseny ——— ae, - -Reduced from 25 . Steel Wire Eyeglasses, ually | Shaving Bri Actually worth 25 and BSc. worth Finest Quality Lenses cor- rectly adjusted to suit the vision. Actually worth per pair. st floor... A pair of Wade & Butcher's Finest English Razors, in a Morocco case....Actually worth $5.00. Razor Hones... Actually worth $1.50 and $2.00. (1st floor... +++-1st annex.) FRENCH CHINA, ENGLISH CHINA, AUSTRIAN CHINA, AMERICAN CHINA. Dinner, Tea and ot anner.) — THE ‘GAPITOL” SEWING MACHINE, $19.50, Is swift, noiseless, elegant, beautiful, COMPLETE. Neither skill, money nor labor has been spared to 4 perfect it. A full set of the best attachments and a five-year guarantee accompany every “Capitol.” I oilet Set. ‘See it im operation. In every style. A B00F.....scecccccecsesecseccccccccnccescecscesescccccecsccsccosccoscsccosceses sJOCh st. bidg.) i Sue eee we fens that are marvels of the potter's art. OPEN STOCK PATTERNS, from —- Which you_can replace broken articles. White China for the decorator, have it and at prices to suit all. I. W. Beveridge, IMPORTER OF POTTERY AND PORCELAIN, 215 F and 1214 G ste, We Woovwaro & Lorsnor, 10TH, 11TH AND F STREETS N.W. ‘ocid J. T. WALKER SONS, 204 10TH ST. N.W. Bi Pay Moth-proot Goods, Fire Brick, Eiay and Tile Asbestos, Flue Lining, Pulp Slate, apls Want Me? T am a Lace Curtain, 8% yards long and 50 inches wide, and worth, and have been selling for, $2.50, but am to be snc- rifced this week at $1.45. I must be Seen to be appreciated. All the other Laces in our stock have Teceived @ like cut, and among us you ‘will find bargains that cannot be dupli- cated outside of W. H. Hoeke’s, cst Sra Axp Pex. Ave. ‘Use As Directed-= ‘That's all that’s required in onler for genuineness. 25 CENTS A BOX; of all druggists. LEV C. MESURE: 6H! & G SE: Sharpless “Cow” And “Clover” It you desire Jour table “vith eweet, son table ‘supplied et mothing clas S18 baxee, $L.TE, delivered at your door, r ST. WING NEAR - ocli-eot?_26 RIGGS’ MARKET. "PHONE, 1230. Keeping Elephants 4s not in my line, but SCOURING and DYE- ©7We also dye a brilliant Jet MOURNING _Aniton Fischer, NEST DYEING 906 G STREET. BRANCH, 314 PA. AVE. 8.E. oct A Gold Watch Given Away 717 Market Space. You Won’t R t sTEAw CAUNDRE, Decause not only te the work im red clothing lasts much longer. Bie ait wt gt Be Se ots ‘Wash at “ ba “special Ne for oe fo extra charge = work, Called arrrat Sreaw Lavxpry, oe hidets SE NOPE Por bee Heating Your House of consideration now sets in. Let us put & TORRID FURNACE. You'll find it S.S. Suzpv & Bso, 432 9zm Sr. NON-RESIDENT PENSIONERS. The Secretary of the Interior Explains the Action Taken. The Secretary of the Interior has sent to the Senate a letter of the commissioner of pensions in response to an inquiry as to what regulations had been made and what action had been taken under the act of March 1, 1893, relative to the payment of Pensions to pensioners whose post office ad- dresses are now, or lately have been, tem- porarily in foreign countries, and if any pensions which accrued prior to July 1, 1883, had been suspended. The act referred” to Provides that from July 1, 1893, no pension shall be paid to a non-resident, who is not a citizen of the United States, except for actual disabilities incurred in the service. ‘The commissioner says a circular letter eee the cahtom gy rect sus} Comes Oe pend paym: every side the jurisdiction of the United States and that at the end of the fiscal year, June 30, they were to transfer to the rolis of the Washington, D. C., every pensioner whose address was not within the jurisdiction of the United States. payment after July 1, 1893, under any cir- cumstances to any person affected by the act of March 1, 1893, but to transfer all matters connected with such cases to the pension bureau. The Washington agent ‘was directed to transfer the lists he receiv- of of such non-resident penstoncrs to the pen: bureau. June 5, 1893, order No. 222 was promulgat- ed, construing so much of the act as refers to foreign pensioners to mean that all pen- sioners’ disabilities incurred in the service of the United States and in the line of duty should continue to receive thei ‘without though they resided in foreign countries, and that in every other class of pensions then being paid, or which might thereafter before payment of any pension, if the pensioner resided in a for- eign country. Immediately upon the re- ceipt of the evidence, the commissioner says, it is applied to the proper case, and if found to be complete, the United States pension agent at Washington, D. C., upon ‘whose roll these pensioners are now borne, 1s ordered to resume payment. If the evi- dence is found to be incomplete, the case remains suspended and no further payment can be made, not even any amount which may have accrued prior to July 1, 1893. we The Weeks Case The efforts of the State Department to induce the government of Costa Rica to surrender Defaulter Weeks to our officers in the absence of a treaty of extradition have been unsuccessful. This is due espe- cially to the inability of the Secretary of State to promise reciprocity for such sur- render. Minister Baker, who went to San Jose to negotiate for the surrender of Weeks, has informed the State Department that the Costa Rican government hesitates to act in the matter in the absence of re- ciprocity or treaty, but is willing to nego- tiate to that end. ed The Montgomery's Condition. ‘The cruiser Montgomery has been dock- ed at Baltimore and examined by ma- rine surveyors. The damage to her marine surveyors. to her hull consists of ten bent, plates, mone of ver, are pun é Fibs are bent, ahd will most likely have to E08 ama it will take at least'a month to ait will at @ mon! $20,000, ane Angee se) of her sister, was known to be out- | Hi cellence LE a i ? i iF i g & tit | | § | | ‘ t i i | i | | t | | | | i | | i i | i i ) i) [ ! ! ; i i j | F i F | | | i a i 1 i fy g & ' i Boe § i j ii af i fi % i | ; ! i 8 3 E i | if ry E | rf tial bee ap i tice “ i H ik i i E f fF , i i E if i : Lr Fe Be ta | ! | | | | i } E i I I Hy E | li i iy | | § fi relatives are ‘The ast pital Funeral street southeast, et 4:30 p.m. {OLCOMBR. On October 10, 1808, CLEMENT ROYALL HOLCOMBE. aged six years, tre montbs and siateen dayt, eon of Wilton and Lieut. J. H. Lee U8 x (Service papers please cops.) = HUGHES. ‘Wednestay, October 11, 1808, or 50 ‘em. ot ber residence, 118, 8d James Haghes. Notice of funeral hereafter. st HUNTER. On Tuesday, October 10, 1808, Tac. HUNTER, ‘at hae on ad street. ‘The funsral will take place from Union M. EL Seeredag! Octner Az Reaties and ged , October 12. Relatives and are requested to attend. s wy im the SHERMAN. On October 21, ‘SHERMAN. widow ~ ‘Onto. Weare obliged to hangout the “danger sinal.* The people have always Deon our friends, and hag? ‘shall not be deceived, if we can belp it. HEED THE WARNING. ‘Many imitations and simulations of LITTLE LIVER PILLS are being offered, and ‘our duty to raise the “‘danger signal.” DON'T BE DECEIVED. ‘Yon cannot be too careful ; you cannot A POSITIVE CURE FOR SICK HEADACHE ‘Small PUL ‘Bmall Dove. ‘Small Prica, 6 ———— CHILDREN cRY FOR PITCHERS casTokia