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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-30

We are inclined to think so--very novel to nm,
Use reform. Well, saying nothing of the reforms
of the last democratic house, it might be SAID
that for the last two or three campaigns IN. rad
icals have also been promising reform but the
country is still waiting to see them. So that ac-
count may stand even. And he added that the
party had never done anything they were asham-
ed of. His modesty at this point became cpl
demical; everybody looked foolish and blushed.
Then he took drink--of water-and went OR.
The republican officers in Illinois had never
been accused Of crookedness during the 20 years
they had been in power; but on the other hand
through the very last Democratic Governor Of
the state-Gov Matteson--it lost 100000 which
he knows to be a barefaced lie. And he offered
to enter into bonds of $1,000 to point out for
every republican defaulter three defaulting dem.
ocrats. He also cited Wedgewood and Gage as
samples of Democratic officials, but as both were
elected in republican districts, the point wasn't
very lucid. He then continued with an endless
sway OF bosh about rebels and northern dough
faces; the usual assertions, without proofs me-
cessarly, of Tilden's stealing; contemptfor DEM
ocratic reform in appropriations; the hatred Of
the south for the north and its desire to rebel a
second lime bloody shirt; and having in 1850
to fight out the democrats II they even get into
power again. He said there never will be peace
till there is some hanging in the south, in which
we agree with him, suggesting that 1t begin on
the carpet-bsgger and see how its works; but
we can't see the point when he says the saliva
n; ~ tha iS In ba of
Grants click. ....
He was interrupted on number of occasions
by some drunken idiot, who tried to show his
smartne@ by asking questions, but who was sum-
marily shut up by the sharp repartees OF the
speaker. He would have been better treated had
his coat tail been operated upon.
Mr.. Blanchard followed Mr. Goodspeed, and
confined himself chiefly to some sensible remarks
on the liberty of speech. They were very good
when they were delivered, but became laugh
able when taken in connection with the scene
that followed his speech.
| After Blanchard sat down, Mr.. Chas II. Hook
mounted he rostrum and said he had q few re-
marks to make. The managers looked alarmed
but revived when he said he thought Grant was
honest bat unfortunate in his choice of assist.
ants! Things looked ominous. He then pro.
ceeded to pitch into Loosh Crooker, who, he said,
"led to him twice"-Then Blanchard rushed to
his feet and offered three cheers for Goodspeed
which were given. Hook assayed on. Some one
in the audience offered cheers for Crooker which
were given Still Hook wanted to have his say,
but Blanchard and Cullen hustled him Oft the
stage and tsbanded the crowd before he could
do further mischief! The whole scene was very
ludicrous, md shows the true meaning OF radi-
cal freedom of speech, which, they say, is their
| leading Characteristic. So!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-30

The largest political gathering ever held in
Chicago-said to have been-was the Tilden
demonstration on last Tuesday night. Full
fifty thousand people crowded themselves in
to Market street square. The torch-light pro
cession was composed of several thousand
men, and would have been much larger but
for the mismanagement in providing equip
ments. Speeches were made by Senator Bay
ard, of Delaware, Ex-senator iDoolittle. Gen
Farnsworth and others. The enthusiasm was
as intense as the gathering was large, and the
meeting grand success. Is 1t possible that
even republican Chicago will flop over to the
uconfedS 80
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-30

To my customers and friend am now ready
to show .ou stock of piece goods for custom
work which cannot be beat In town. Come and
see it bebre you buy. My stock Of ready made
clothing complete in all grades. | shall sell Ii
as cheap as anybody ever dare. A complete
stock OF cents furnishing goods, hats, caps, ETC.
and the Tledo trunk, than which there is no bet
ter made &c. Yours truly,
JACOB CHRIsTMANN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-30
M. T. MOLONEY,

C,I>ATE. OF LII NOIsS, LA SALLxCo..ss
Ia he circuit Court thereof 10 October .e1a AZ D. i5's
In CadRcery. 49,.
II appearing from affidavit on die In the office OF ne
c,e ~ said court that said defendant Louisa L. Moore,
il not resdent said state and said complainant having
filed his bill OF complaint IN said court on the chsncery
and summons having been issued thereon according 70
law; 4. -, ..e..S...
Louisa L. Moore unless You shall personally pc sna ap
near before said court said term thereof to be held A. the
ourt House In Ottawa In said county on the "a Monday 81
October next A. 1876, when and where said summons Is
and plead answer demur except to said bl
the same viii be taken against you and the mat
tiers things therein prayed for decreed acc4rogy.
n II No1osxy Solicitor. tepp Nv
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-30

Col. BOB INGERsoLL, the great expounder
of republican doctrines, who Is travelling
over the country urging the people to vote to
continue the officeholders in Office, declares
that our Savior was bastard and therefore
Tilden should not be elected. There is logic
that killsi
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-30

Heating Il Dwyre, the landlords of the Excel
sior House, finding that their business demand
ed more room, have rented the Portland House
and call it the City Hotel
Mr.. Gagel has taken partner in the marble
and stone business in the person Of II. II. Mat
lock, the well known auctioneer. We wish them
bushels, yes, even tons Of good luck.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-30

The Democratic majority in Arkansas, J.
about 10000 less than il Was Two Acars as,'
The Free Trader hasn' u mention,d it epab
licdn.
The FREE TRADER is not accusi me-
talsify returns IN that style. A. the tem"ra
TIC candidates, Houslon's naj"'n. .. 1874
was but IS, 100 only genius like the edirr :
the Pee Wee has cheek enough ." mas" the
above statement.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-30

pleasant affair occurred on last Thursday
night AT the residence Of Recorder Bernhard. II
being birthday anniversary q himself or wife :
We forge, which, few of his friends gathered
together, and made friendly raid on him,
which proved very enjoyable, especially to the
guests, whose coming took the Recorder wholly
by sarprise.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-30

There seems to be possibility that the ole.
aginous Boss Tweed will slip the fingers OF
the law after all, as the Madrid EpOcd say :
there is no extradition treaty between tn
United States and Spa and that lit knows
what not judicial course is TO be taken" in The
case. OF course Tilden is responsible foi
that-It was all preconcerted plan you
know
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-30

Most Bitters that are advertised to act as Il
tonic have tendency 10 weaken the stomach;
we would therefore caution the public against
purchasing any but R0bdck'S, which are really,
as their name indicates, II Stomach Bhters, They
should be taken an hour or two hours after
meals, to give tone, assist digestion and strength
"a tie stomach.
Don't fail TO take n full dose OF Robdck'S Sugd,
Coated Blood Pilis, TO thoroughly cleanse the
stomach and bowels, before taking the Btood
Purifier or Stomach Bfters.
For sale by Forbes X Gehring
AMERICAN COLoGNE-A new Perfume, delicate
sweet aud lasting: just the article demanded FOL
every lady's and gentleman's toilet
For sale by Forbes * Gehring.
"PHosPHORESE DEsTRoYER."-A few appl.ca
tons will eHectually eXteTmInate Rats, Mice
Ants aud Reaches.
For sale by Forbes & Gehring scplG-iw
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-30
AarrlP0.

Sept nth, 1916 bv Rev. J. &. Momyer. Mr.. JOIN W.
Butte Of La Sale CO., ILL.,. 10 Miss dAGblEJ SHAW OF
Livingston county, III.
Ca the Goth inst, at Whites Hotel Otaua, by D.
Smith. Esq Mr.. ANDtsEW HAGER TO Miss ELLEN
DANIELS, both OF Miller, La Sal e county III.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-30
stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stockholders OF the Mendoza
Paxton and Dsnvile r. Co will be held at the office Of
company la the city DGnvie Vermillon county.
H. Tuesday, Oct 81 1876 the purpose of electing
Board OF Directors to o- the ensuing and for
the transaction of such other business reg
larly before the meeting. OSCAR +. MAXON.
Sept %, lS,6.-S04w Sec. NJ. =. & d. II. X. Co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-30

A pleasant marriage party occurred on Tues
day, Sept q al Marseil.es. Contracting parties
on the occasion being DIR. c. A. weirick Of Prince
ton, and Leiora T. Etheridge, Of Marseilles. They
were married at the residence Of the brides faith
err, by the Few. J. VI. Bean, in the presence Of a
number Of friends from Chicago, Ottawa, &c
who report the affair highly enjoyable one.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-30
To NV Friends md Patrons.

Iwouh say that / am now prepared to III all
orders, Is usual for coal, and will sell 1t at the
lo,uest prcc. would ask generous public for
their patronage. Please leave orders at d. Lea.
by's boo,and shoe store. Mrs. OWEN Fox.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-30

For the life of us, we cannot see how any
one could have left the Wigwam on Friday
night, without agreeing with the little whis
ky-ring editor that slavery was very bad
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-30

The City Mills have been fitting up for some
time and lave now got all the late improved
making new process and patent
-four, and ,ffer to consumers the best quality OF
-four, fromnew wheat, at low prices.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-30

BaFgaIns IN Hose.
One hundred duz. children's wooden hose at "a
cents
80 doz ladies merino hose "a job at $ cts.
p doz all linn towels, S cts.
Ladies cambr'c handkerchief, 3 cts.
all linen ) cts.
Gents henmed handkerchiefs, l2Jzcts
at Scott Bro. Y CJs.
Catholic SDJks IA all styles a. OsmIn
Il Hapcmuu'..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-30

Bob Ingers,li ia, giving iu" Almighty
very much OF a show IN thu nj palm
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-30
Business Chips.

Fall hats-large stoek--cheap- gloves &c, at
NJ. Stiefel Il Co.'S.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-30
Hem embellishments.
A GOOD CHANCE.

Any one wishing to trade sound farm horses carriages
buggles wagons for nice homestead. house and
large lot in Wenona Ills, title perfect get bargain
by addressing WIN. FORMULAS.
sep90-u ottawa, Ills.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-30

The latest style of hats just received at A.
Frank Il Cos.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-30
What Time ISIto

Nobby suits for men and boys cheap, at A,
Frank & Cos.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-30

All good uTa- ,repers say the only good -four
they can ct o. n ,Hd's. That is because he pur.
Glasses only l,. i Wheat and keeps his mill in
the be-l .rtrl The min therefore has been
lately comp rcnoyated and supplied with
Improved o. . "a, I'D is now turning out bet.
Ter -four ,If Every pound Of 1t warrant
I'd to br .I-l 10 The best in any market
.rt huu--st rel, upon it that it is alioay,
good. a. .r. -ust except the actual man-
uiactuIiu- o.. The prices are the lowest.
Hlol s...- a s,lish clothing, 20 to 4.
Fans g. co.. u9'e's elOihiers.
iatholt, - In all styles al 0smss
& lisy-msu-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-30
A RARE CHANCE.

good house and two lots nit and shrubbery South
Side for only $500 worth $1,000. This property
must be sold and parties who want coed house unusual
cheap should call soon on j. U. HARklS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-30
A Card to the Public,

All kinds Of School Books, used IN city ant
for sale at Osman & Hapeman's.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-30

The hos. oysters, in every style, at II. Wal
Tiers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-30

- In all styles al osmGa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-09-30

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-06
.rnc Whale oucs;ies, in n Nutshell.

Editors Dispatch: Why should there be
disposition on the part OF any to thrust the
financial issue into the present canvass, when
the republic is about to enter upon very
life-and-death struggle? The writer agrees
with the conlmon-Se5ase course CT the Dis
patch---yiz., that our present system OF
finance is scli-regulating. There is no ne
cessity either for contraction or expansion.
The circulation of the national banks is
based upon United States bonds. Just as
soon as these bonds fall due ana are paid
the banks must of necessity withdraw their
circulation. WHAT RESULTS? AS u matter
OF course United States treasury notes,
based upon the good faith OF the Govern
,ncnt, win take the placs1of the bank notes.
There is no necessity for FIXED TINE for
resumption OF specie payment. Let events
take their course and al will be well.
G. b. ID.
Hume . 1915
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MT AMONG THE MANY GOODS just

Mt AMONG THE MANY GOODS Just
opened at COHEN BROTHERS arc
Fifty pieces CURTAIN LACE, in price from 15c.
yard to $50 \ set. These goods wore purchased
at 4 great sacrifice, and arc sold at small ad-
vance.
Also, WINDOW-SIIADES and FIXTURES;
l4O dozen LADIES. GENTLEMEN'S, and Chill
DREN'S SUMMER KNIT VESTS at So, 10,
and soc. worth fully double;
A large stock Of FRENCH and GERMAN TABLE
LINEN at considerable reduction;
Also NAPKINS and DUlLIES below usual value;
$40 pieces WHITE and COLORED TARLATANS
at16,1e. 20, %, and 25c. for the quality for
merly sold at 45c.;
400 pieces VICTORIA LAWNS at 16, Is, co. and
25c.-thc same quality heretofore sold at25, 2S,
50. and 45c.;
Large stock of FRENCH and ENGLISH SWlSSES,
ORGANIZES, NAINS0OkS, and CHECK Nus
LINS:
LACE STRIPE at 6 c-the same quality sold last
season at 374c.;
Fifty pieces PIQUES ut 12li and 25c relu ced from
4Oc., at 80 and 40c. fully valued ut 70c.;
SOLID-COL ORED FRENCH ORGANIZES at zoo.
never offered under 374c:
Twenty Ave pieces SOLID BLACK FRENCH CAM
BRIO at zoe. yard sold heretofore at 4Oc.;
200 pieces of the best PACIFIC LAWNS mot In
rcmnantsl 1T 10c. yard. my
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aU,TmER RESORTS.
SUMMER sAEBOKTS.
THE VARIETY SPRINGS,
AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA,
FIFTEEN MILES WEST FROM s1AUNToN
fears stopping at tho door,, the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad.
THIS WATERiNG-PLACE,

Ohio railroad.
THIS wATERfNG-PLACE,
situated In the mountains Of Virgins, at eleva-
on of 1000 feet above the level OF the sea- offers to
both invals and Dlcaslire-Heekers combination
of attractions in the variety and excellence Of the
mineral waters, the healthy and delightful nature OF
the climate, and the unriTaled magnlhcencc OF tie
surrounding scenery.
The mineral springs include the three distinct
water Is shown by actual analysis to be fully equal
to that of the Rockbridgc Alum. The chalybeatc and
healing waters or very superior excellence. AM
pie experience In the OF these waters have fully
established their great curative properties They have
made many wonderful cures, and are most admirably
constipation scrofla eryspelas, cutaneous Diseases
neuralgia rheumatism, diseases OF the urinary and
reneraiye organs, maladies peculiar to the female
SCI, and general debility. There are few forms Of
chronic disease that would not either he entirely
cured or greatly benefited by their judicious USE.
water.
Thu nights cool and pleasant In the hottest wea-
ter and the climate Is saubriou5 and invi2orating
The scenery Is truly magnificent. Elliott's Knob
4,44S feet above the waterlevcl, the highest noun
tain In Virginia. Is In full view of fhe hotel and not
more than three miles from II.
Good music, croquet, and abowlng-allcy Will con-
tribute to the amusement OF guests. Besides horses
hacks and spring-wagons for hire
Hotel accommodations good and comfortable. The
whole will DO opened for visitors on the 18TH OF
JUNE. .
Board: Per day, 90: per week, $40; per month of
thirty days $50. Children under eleven years old
and servants half price. .
For circulars with analysis Of water, certificate OF
cure. &c. write to the proprleors, apply to the
D''D"'''' ''''N P. & 81. BURRUss,
~ l-eod1m ProprietorJ
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SUMNER RESORTS.
nEsIRABLE sUMMER REsoRT,

hrs. EDGAR GARTH, OF Albcmarle county. one
mile firm Ivy depot, aud seven miles above Char.
lottesyille. Is prepared to take BOARDERs during
the SUMMER and FALL. Location healthy: table
unsurpassed: large, airy rooms and beantifuIly-
SD AIDED lawn, adm irably suited to children.
TBgHs PER MONTH, $50 children over two years
and servants half price.
For further particulars address Mrs. EpoAp
GARTH, Ivy depot, Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
or SUDLE1T &c CARY, Richmond, Va. je 6-eo12y
MILLBORO' SPRINGS, BATH COUE-
lfl TY, VA two miles from Millboro' depot, ON
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad Strong Alum Sui
phur, and Chalybeate Spring The cheapest and best
R2: per week, $40; per month, $50. Two daily
mails. Send for circular. w. II. HOPKINS,
Mlboro' Springs, Bath county, Va
my 27-Tu&S2St =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-06

T1LpES's STRENGTH IN THE GEORGIA DELE
aArroS.--The Atlanta Constitution has IL
from induhitable authority that OF the GeoI-
gia delegation nine are the avowed frleids
OF Governor Tilden, and they can be named
il necessary. Six arc for Bayard, three lot
Hendricks, and the remaining four are
doubtful. The Constitution believes illden
will have more than half the delegation. on
the first ballot. We trust the COnStNtteo''
is right in its belief. II there is such thinS
rs being convinced by unanswerabie ar9u-
mcats, we do not see how our Delegation
can help voting unanimously for Governor
Tildcn. -Augusta Co,stituti0naltSt.
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From the ITCFhII, JHI' 0H.I
1.n,-EnNn2 liL-nEN,S LIIANEE


The recent event which Is making great i scnSa-
ton at Washington and throughout the country VIII
hcuaturaiIy and Justly mierrrcird by Governor u
Louis Whether this new tnrn OF Affairs IS also ia-
vorabc 10 his election depends on the I:crnhllcan
selection OF Il candidate. AGans; Mr.. NaShbnrne
he would have very slender chance Indeed, for Mr.
Washhlrnc has the most cnHiab!c rcr"rd.ol any pub
lie man of either party As an untnchinS foe Of po-
litcal jobs. 1t il probable that Mr. WaShburne
would carry Governor Illcn's own state on the re-
form issue.
cardinal question. and this iSsuc SHOULD help the
Democratic party. The fall and Gisgrace OF dis
tingushcd Republican statesman, and the acclimu
latng proofs tina, official life has become revUipgy
corrupt during the long Rcpuliican.a,ccndanc Is
which has abused IL power deserves 70 <" out and 1t
is high time 10 turn over new lear Wilha candidate
conspicuousy i,'cntted with reform on the Demo,
cratic side and candidate who has taken no marked
interest In the subject On the Republican side. the
honest maSse, would ranv around the he, stannard
tivcS aslrr>cdhy his personal and political cne-
nics will have little effect so long as no act OF dis
honesty can be proved against him. The people de-
Sire an opportunity To bear their emphatic testimony
against corruption in high places. III supporting
pur t ." eG mSa ' thr " inst
against dishonesty in public lilc In the vigorous
assault on the Tan'nany ring In THIS city There
ncnt members OF the Committee OF Seventy, hui
incch,c'l community cared less for the motives oi
lnGa SCI oi notorious ihi.'t>. lhcy ic'ci rs i"Sal,
lists would have acted during the war II Ill insult had
been offered 10 the national S Even II The bearer
Of The hag had been person OF doubtful loyalty. II
would have made lit!e difference with citizens who
thought it their frs, duty 10 stand by the republic
The people, IL this poli,ica! crisis, desire an
opportunity 10 express their indignant repro
haiion Of on!cial scoundrcs. Trey ask for
candidates whose record gives them Title
10 be considered - representatives Of reform
They will no; mind small flaws III the character oil
candidates IL they right on the main issue.
Neither party afford 10 ignore tiiS popular d.
iniud. Ii the Republicans nominate WusiiHRruc and
the Democrats Tilden reform will he SAFE which
ever wins. These murtifyin. exposures multiply ~
fast that al Other Issues likely u be Swallo"t' up
In the paramount question Of public purity, anu this
strong tendency is favorable to The hopes OF reform
candidates on both sides.
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That our Sammy used TO wear,
~ he nnycrmorc shall nesi thcm.t
Uc has ciimt'a the golden stair" s>Ssa
~ ''. pfterShnrl H1pC0I.
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s1TTHE LATEST OUT!

CAUCASIAN SUITINGS. i'll 2o different shades al
SYCLE BROTHERS.
These goods have just been received In the north
crn markets. and are the most handsome goods ever
shown in this city before. BE sure to give us call II
You want to buy dress, as we have just opened
rs pieces NEW DRESS GOODS, all the latest Styles
which we offer at astonishingly low prices
100 pieces WHITE VICTORIA LAWN, usually
sold at 3Oc, at only one half OF the real 'aiue,
SWISS MUSLINS and ORGASDlES at io"er pt'ee'
than ever:
WHITE PIQUE from 12}4c. up to the very best;
ZEPHYR SUITINGS in 40 different shades, at III
and &c per yard;
o5o picces new LAWNS and ORGANIZES;
LINEN SUITINGS at asonishngly low prices;
% cases new PRINTS, for Dresses and Shirts;
PERCALES and CA3lBRICS in an endless variety
from 10c. upt
400 WHITE BED Quits at 81, reduced from
$3.50;
We offer 4 QUILT al $1.75 which Is worth $3.50;
TABLE-CL0THS, TOWELS,
NAPKINS and DOYL1ES,
HANDKERCIIIEFS,
KID and LISLE-TIIREAD GLOVES,
HOSIERY,
LADIES and GENTLENiEN'S UNDERWEAR.
NTLEAIEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
LACES. TRIMMINGS, NECK RUFFS,
SCARFS IN silk and Lace,
BELTS, and COMBS.
in larger assortment and NJ lower prices than any
where else in the city.
CORSETS, CORSETS, CORSETS, cheaper than any
where else in the State:
Our fourth supply Of PARASOLS has just been
opened and we call the attention of the public to
the fact that this ia the handSomcst assortment OF
PARASOI.S we ever had in our store;
LACE SllAWLS and LACE SACQUES at greatly
reduced prices;
BLACK SILKS cheaper than ever;
SUMNER SILKS marked down from 20 to 20 per
cent;
EMBROIDERED LACE CURTAINS at COO. worth
1925 per yard;
NOTTINGHAM LACES at so and 40c., reduced
from 73c.
We have thousands OF other bargains not men
toned, therefore call and sec for yourself.
SYCLE BROTHERS.,
429 Broad street, between Fourth and Firth.
500 yards LACE-STRIPED VICTORIA LAWN ut
one shilling. worth soc. fully. my2f