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MEXIA.
Correspondence OF the Herald.
MEyrA February Is, 1850.

Correspondence Oh tne heIulu.
MEXIA, February Is, 1850.
Mr.. L. II. Richardson was married to Miss
Jennie L, daughter of Mrs. Julia Rowe, on
Thursday evening last at the Methodist
church. Rev. w. II. Parks, of Denison, per
forming the nuptial ceremony. The bride
was most Hastily attired in white satin and
carleton. She wore an illusion veil trimmed
with wreath of orange flowers. A large
number of friends were present to congratu-
late tho happy couple. The attendants were
AZ follows Miss Dora Scanlon and Mr.. r.
Oliver, Miss Anna Munger and Mr.. George
Driver, Miss Rakestraw and Mr.. Blaine, and
Miss Ida Mckenzie and Mr.. Oscar jackson.
-Several suspicious parties have been
noticed around the city for the last few days.
However our vigilant Marshall is
keeping straight eye on, them.-.--
MISS Fannie Rakestraw, who has been visit
ing friends here during the present week,
returns to her home ut Corsicana to-day,
Miss Anna Munger, of this place, accom-
panying her.--Mrs. DR.. j. |. kirksey is
very sick from pneumonia. The remains
of young man, son of Rev. Mr. Mathews
residing in this county, we're inferred IN the
city cemetery last Sunday morning. -
L. Foster, Chairman Democratic Executive
committee, has issued call for the Demo,
cratic convention of this county to be held
at Groesbeeck. March 27th,--The Gilbert
dramatic troupe is posted for next Friday
and Saturday nights.
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The masquerade ball on Monday night
bids fair 10 be n success, Lets all 90
The young mems prayer meeting Monday
night should DO attended by those elegant
chaps who made the atmosphere blue lasl
night with their yels and singing, after return
Ing FROM tho exhibition at Potlys chapel $500
TIE Ladies Aid society will meet at Mrs, O.
w. ,Iales next Friday night, All are In
viled, aud don't forget TO bring sixteen ounces
In package, not 10 exceed In value my cur.
renoy dollars, Of tho United States standard
money worlh--thats enough now, 10 sure
and aitend,-Mrs ID, NJ, MoAiee Is still
alive but her death Is hourly expected, -
The south-bound passenger train due At half
past nine has not arrived At five o'clodk, 49,
A gooldy number ofwagons are on tho streets
to,day,-The Purm ball nj Mr., Fox,s
residence was a splendid affair,
Miss Earle Craven return 10 Rice last
night jas. l., AnIFoy has returned
from his trip to visit relatives In
Mississippi lie Il looking in fine health
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MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH.
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN,
LIyKnPooL, March --Noon-Cotton dull aud
easier; mlddling uplands, I4i midding
Orleans, "a; receipts, ls,GOOi all Ameri,
can; sales 5000 bales; speculation and
export 500; uplands, low mddling class.
hcatons Tor March delivery, l6iMarch and
April, 3-0; April and May, 7.S2@S-l6;
May and June, 7A@1-3!@A, June and July,
0.32a @g-3s; July and August, 5-l6@9-S2;
August aud September, ll-S2; September
and October, j-lGj October and November,
10 ID; futures steady.
1880 p m-Uplands low middling classiilca-
lions for May and June delivery. l-32.
5pm-Sales of American, 5l0j futures closed
steady
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Alta meeting Of the Democracy at Mos
quite, In Precinct No, 4, on motion, X. s
Kimbrough was called to the chair and p
d, Mortimer appointed secretary. by TO
quost Of the chairman, Colonel Knox OK
planned the object Of the meeting,
On motion tho chair WIS requested TO APP
point two delegates TO meet In the Dallas CON
ventIon 10 DO held In Dallas on the 9th day
OF March, 1850, wheroupon james NJ Gros'
and Colonel William l., Knox were APP
pointed.
on motion the Dallas HERALD was re-
quostod to publish the proceedings of said
meeting, :,
On motion the meeting adjourned sine die
r, s. KnpRouGH,
L, ID. MORTIMER, Chairman,
Secretary
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DENISON.

Reported paily.l ,,. 5000
The fence at the calahoose, blown down by
the recent storm, still remains PROSTATE.
Cuff Bros leave to-day for the Il. Il 2. extern
sion.-Services at all the churches yester-
day, and fair attendance at all.-Ros'
McNIinn and Miss Solhronia kephart we're
married last evening. --Major l.. G. Cairns,
the large cattle dealer from Gainesville, was
in town Sunday..-Jas. Gutherres, "Mexi-
can jimmy left to-day for Weatherford.
Owing to the absence of some of the D.
Il p. and D. & S. L. directors Saturday, the
meeting was postponed till this week.--M.
X. Il T. train dispatcher, w. j. Edgar, is
confined to his bed by ckness.-By letter
from Denver, we learn that Jas. Brown, for
merly NJ. X. & T. yard-master at this place,
is now running freight on the Denver X Rio
Grande railway. Milfred Rome and Miss
Molle SLOVENIAN were married on Thursday
last.--Harry helms left for Sherman Mon
day to do little courting,,-Engneer Chap
man, in charge of the D. " 5. Il. engineer
corps, was in town Sunday, and reports work
progressing finely on the line.
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arcenbaeners on Route Ia Glory.

Six delegates to the National GrecnbOek
convention, TO bO held this week at ST, Louis,
left on the oast-bound train of tho Texas &
Pacific yesterday, They go instructed to
vote for Chase Of Maine, for President, and
Jones, of Texas, for vico-President, II Is UNI
derstood that those claiming TO be simon.
pure Greenback.labor-party men, will hold
convention at Fort Worth on tho 9th In
slant, and will accredL delegates TO the anti
Pomeroy National convention TO be held at
Chicago during the month Of June. II u
not known whether the Fort Worth conven-
ton will instruct for Jones' for Vice-Presi'
dent, or not.
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MATTERS By MAIL.
NEWS or OUR NEAR NEIoHBoRs'

Marriage az Mexia-The Cass County
Negro Rayisher Left Hanging 10 -
Tree-Negro whipped ~
Plane,
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QUEEN CITY.

CouesnondenOa Of the Herald,
QUEEN cry February g, 1850
-Four freedmen Of sprlngdale, q few miles
north OF this place, were arrested on Tues,
day night last for An assault on the person OF
John kchols, b,oolored carpenter whom
they beat considerably They we're tried he
fore Justice Roberts and fined Two Of them
paid tho linos and the Others we're still 10 Gus
tody at last aceount,--The colored lndI'
yldIal who outraged and murdered Mrs,
Clark, on Boar creek, IN tho western part Of
this county, was left swinging TO limb near
the place Of hls crime,---Ihe exhibition ht
Major Crawford's school last night was
heartily enjoyed by all present, aud tho mu,
sic furnished by the cornet band was "hard
10 beat A similar treat will DO given TO
the patrons of tho school at tho end of each
month during the present ierm.---Bob
Watson, u member Of the band, on bis re'
turn from the exercises, found hiS horse,
which he had left tied 10 tree, choked 10
death by the rope, II was his first and only
horse, aud We are sorry for Bob.
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The White House.

Frank Cauthorue has been teceiying new
goods at the White House lately, and wants
All his friends 10 call and "smile' over them.
He keeps nothing but the very best article OF
the "oil of ioy," besides all the fine brands
of foreign and domestic wines, cigars, ETC.,
Anheusers fresh lager beer Is always on tap,
and polite and attentive bar-tenders are
ALWAYS on hand to serve those who call.
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NEW YORK

NEw YORK, March |, Stocks firm; money
O; exchange, long, iSi; do, short, 4S7; State
bonds dull; Governments quiet,
NEw YORK, March /. - Cotton dull sales,
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CORSICANA.
Reported Daily.l

Reported DaIly.l
CoRsIcASA, February 3, lSS1.
Tom r. Beaton mas purchased the stand
on the corner of BeAton and Collin streets,
formerly run BY l. S. Blaiser.-Quarterly
meeting began to-day with the Methodsts
The Corsicana Methodist appears to-
day. It is like fine gold.-The Knights
and Ladies' of Honor lodge meets Tuesday
night next. A large attendance is desired.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, March Wheat - No. spot,
| IS and nominal; No. spot, O5}s.
Kansas City, March /. - Bacon, clear, 7hI
rib and long, u.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

yh--ry PERSONS OR Notwithstanding
Ap'S-|B Boots or Shoes, First-Class City Made
for Gents, Ladies', Misses and Children, will
do we'll TO call at Cos Main street; always on
hand fine assortment, also made to order at
once as desired. Prices Low. Work warranted
Old Boots and Shoes Repaired.
HARVEY PAGE,
febItf Manufacturer.
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New York March Flour dull wheat!quiet;
corn dull pork dull, at llJs; lard
weak 77oi spirits turpentine, Al; rosin, An
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-13
New Advertisements.

T lFE IS o PR ECIoUs to delay a moment
- when you are suffering from Catarrh in any
Of its forms, Acute, Chronic and Lucrative, Ha!
Fever or Rose Catarrh. Cata,rh'O OF the Eye, Ear
and the worst cas-. Of Cold in the Head and
Throat. One lady says who had Sore Throat
and lost her voice for II months Gentlemen.
to Try White Lily Catarrh cure for my Sore
Throat and lost voice and it is to your wOnde. full
remedy that l owe nv life. With pleasure l re-
recommended for and more too. Very truly,
Miss Q. Blade. Hebron, Ohio" Price % and soc
a bottle. BENTLEY & MILLER. Props,
For sale by all druggists. Newars Ohio.
Western trade supplied by MEYER BROS. &
CO., st Louis and Kansas City, Mo-, and Den
yer, Colorado.
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Ihf Daily frsss aud eatsntas
DAko1A.
tuesday Evening, April -. 1880.
A Tribute 10 GOVERNOR HOWARD.
Sioux City Journal .

Sioux City Journal.
VIM. A. Howard. governor Of Dakota
territory, died in Washington. yesterday.
Gov. Howard Wa . ns,ivs VI Vermont, but
tor the greater portion Of his life vss a resi.
dent Of Michigan, from which state he
served = number Of terms 10 conyress. w.
do not know his exact age, but he was some.
where about IS. He headed the Michigan
delegation in the Cincinnati convention four
years sgo, and led the break for Hayes.
Upon the expiration Of Gov. Pennington's
term, President HAYES appointed Gov. How
ard to the g%overnorship Of DAko,a, and
though oil the tune 10 feeble health be
served the territory we'll and actively up to
a few months ago. when he was stricken
with an illness that came near terminating
his life al that tune. 1t was = difficulty Of
the heart. He recovered sufficiently to
travel and returned TO Detroit, and from
thence be went to Washington, where hie
illness terminated in his death. GOV. How.
ard did Dakota great service during the ses.
sion Of the territorial Legislature . year ago
q was q man Of many strong and sdmira,
ole traits Of character. The greater portion
Of his life was passed az an sclive politician
and few men have LETT behind them = pure
record. His efforts we're greatly hamperet
BY his bodily iu6rmities, and that he 1houle
have been able 70 do 20 much, even in hi
later years, illustrates the remarkable pow
er Of the mans will and the steadfast energy
with which be pursued his purposes. Til,
people OF Dakota bad come to greatly id
tnire him, and the news of bis death will b,
received everywhere throughout the terri
tory with genuine sorrow.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-10

Drugs and chemicals, pure and fresh
prescriptions compounded carefully a
any hour; Domestic Cough Syrup, ex
cellent for coughs. West End Phar
macy, Seventh and Jefferson streets.
Grams Fluid Lightning and Pixies
ToothacAe Drops will cure toothache il
two minutes. For sale by Taylor
Fullerton, Druggists and Apothecaries
302 King street.
Call on Goo. B. Metzner, 10S East Cd
street, for clean shave, hair cut CT
shampoo. DyeinG specially. Tobacco
and cigars, best quality, constantly en-
hand.
One cannot fail to be suited in Truss.
es, Braces or Supporters at N. B. Dan
forth's Drug Store, Second and Market
streets. A special room for applying.
The best photographs taken in Will.
ppiugton are at No. 3l5 Market street.
Baecher's Gallery. First gallery below
4th, west side. Established IL years.
Remember when you want q picture
Of yourself or any Of your family, 60 to
Bsecher's gallery, 3l5 Market street.
900 lbs. of fine cigar wrappers for
sale cheap, at Chapman's, Fourth and
Shplev streets.
Just arrived, fine lot Of singing
canary birds, az E. A. Parry's, No. S27
Market street.
Don't forget that Hartman's, Fifth
and Poplar streets, is the place to get a
good truss for a very little money.
Csnn's Kidney Cure Is sold BY Wat.
son, Eighth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-10
CITY AND s"BUnBAs.
The ID UT of MI.Or Local aOtncA
Comic sseu fer HasGy Readers.

Purnal J. Lynch, according to adv.
cs' received this morning from KirI'
wo1d. is well again aud able to be al
work.
Sheriff Pyle will live with his daugh
ter at Falkland this winter and in the
spring will go back to the plow.
The 26th anniversary of Keokuk
Tribe, No. l, |. Q. R. NJ. will take place
70 morrow evening at 8 o'clock in thr
dsris building.
Tha gutter at Seventh and Shipley
streets Ia in . filthy condition.
On Monday night the Young mems
Republican club Of West Chester had 8
grand banquet closing active service
ior the campaign.
No fire last night, although an alarm
vas struck from the City Hall.
Mention of the Republican parade in
New Castle Monday night was inadvsr,
teutly omitted in the REPUBLICAN yes
terday. 1t was a credissbls affair.
The campaign transparency is being
shot on all sides.
Rev. W. g. Stevenson WAS in the
eitv yesterday on visit from his pref-
ent home in Troy, N. Y.
The Hatt& Bros. now estims' e their
10 By fire at from S700 to $500.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-10
Flnkn Talk TO q Girl.

Your everyday toilet is a part oi
your character. A girl that looks like
"fury" in the morning ia not to be
trusted, however fine she may look in
the evening. No matter how humble
your room may be, there are eight
things II must contain, viz a mirror,
washstand, soap, towel, comb, hair,
nail and toGth brushes. These ars
ust as essen tial as your breakfast, be.
fore which you should make good and
free use of them. Parents who fail to
provide their children with such appli.
ances 10. only make a mistake, but
commit sin os omission. Look tidy
in the morning, and after the dinner
work is over improve your toilet.
Make 1t rule Of your daily life to
"lress up" in The afternoon. Your
dress may or may not he anything
better than calico, but with a ribbon
or noWer, or some bit OF ornament; you
can have an air of self respect and
"a lisfaction thai invariably comes with
being we'll dressed.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-10
General PryOr's Black Flag.

The New York Tribune of this morn.
ing says: The day after election win.
dow OF the house of General Roger A.
Pryor, No. l47 Willow street, Brook
lyD, was decorated with some thing that
the neighbors thought was black flag.
Much feeling has been aroused by the
incident, and many indignant COM
ments have been made. When General
Pryor was asked by Tribune report.
or yesterday to explain the meter he
laughed, and said that he hardly
thoushtit worth while TO dignity it by
an explanation. Then he said that q
ueighbor OF his, an ardent Republican
displayed the American oOlors frorn his
house the day after election. While
hs, General Pryor, was at his office on
Wednesday member OF his family, as
a mere pleasantly, hung out black
shawl GA the wiudow-sill.
"ldon't suppose" continued Gener.
al Pryor, there is Democrat in the
State who, wishing The election OF Han.
cock, took the result mora philosophi
cGlly than | did. | anticipated and
therefore discounted the result. A
man at my age is not likely to explode
in that way, and besidesI consider Gen.
Garfield is conservative for his party.
The conversation changed to the re.
cent fraud cry" and the reporter
asked Gen. Pryor what he thought OF
it. "Stuff Garfield has been elected
hs,3aid, "or rather his eleStors have
been chosen by the popular vete and
that's all there is about it. The Dem.
ocrats WHO contiuus this cry will bury
themselves, and don't think they will
get any support from the S,uth, which
ia sconversStlve, and in my Judgment has
40 sympathy whatever with the move.
ment."
'Its possibly another mistake Of Bar.
NUNS" suggested ed the reporter.
"Well, that wouldn't be surprising.
He has made SO many serious mistakes
already that wonder he doesn't 60
home.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-10
THE OFFICIAL RIOT
The Attack Upon q. . marshals m
tho Tenth Ward Poll.

Daniel Msgure Was given a hearing
ostore Chief Supervisor of Elsctions
J. 5. Valen tino, yesterday evening on
40 charge Of interfering with II. a.
Deputy Marshals at the Tenth Ward
'oljs on election day. snd was held for
court in the sum of $500.
The testimony showed that the trou-
7ie was caused by man coming mn to
vote: His vote was challenged and re-.
fused, and cries of "tbrow him ont. >,
kill the d. Niger" and kindred
Tenth Ward expressions were heard on
al sides. Charles Shields, a deputy
sheriff kicked the man and other dep
uties ran in and handled him roughly.
ArtsmuS Wilhelm, Deputy Marshal.
attempted to interfere aud remonstrated
against a man, black or white. being
reated in such q manner. A general
stack was then made upon the Depu-
ties and they were arrest ted. Mcguire
vas one OF those who assisted in the
attack.
The prisoner vas represented by
Charles B. Lore, Bsq., and District At
t2rney Patterson represented the Gov
srnmept.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-10
Bob lngersOIi's Personal Appear.
AnC0.

Te manr inquiries VIC say thsa The
residence ofCol Bob ingsr9oll is in
Washeng1on. II once lived in Illineis.
His BROTHER was noted politician there,
and the best bit of speaking that the
Colonel ever made was on the occasion
of the funeral services of tina! brother.
His brother wad congressman wko
belonged to the republican party. In
Gr9eley' history of tho war, we believe
the portrait OF the Congressman Inger-
soil was published At least he was
one of the notable people OF those in
spring days. lie was d ruddy man,
with great mustache. Colonel Inger.
soil himself has a clean shaved face,
liz not gross, but round and full, about
iiEe the faces ofthreo or foDr babies,
rosy and beanipg. His enemies would
call him fGt man, and they would not
be much out of the way in their dis.
cription. Iuger5oIl swsars a little, says
"by George" aud "by Bob" and "darn"
hut he eau eat fourteen oysters to the
dozen, and does not stare every girl
out Of countsnancs ON the street.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-10
Another O.Donnell Denies.

John p. O'Donnell, in the produce
and chez SO business in Second street
market aud residing at SOB Tatnall
re1t, has called at the REPUBLICAN, Of.
tios to cay that he Is not the John
'O'Donne'l that paraded with the rem.
nants Of the Hancock veterans reported
last Friday evening in ths REPUBLICAN,
ae says he pa:aded with NO crowd
either Republican or Democrats. Two
Jahn 0'Donnells have now denied being
ia the crowd, hut there are yet fve in
the directory who have not answered..
The last John O'Donnell who has p.
in his name, is very respectable
young man and We are glad to be able
ts state that he earnestly disolaims be-
longing to such a party. Now for the
next 0'DOnnell.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-10
senator Cam oran,

The Cincinnati Commercial says;
Pennsylvania may be styled in politics
the superb, and Simon Cameron at the
critical moment took the rsins and
drove over the hard part of the road,
being after oil the most significant Of
the figures in the celebrated tsbleau at
Warren and in the visit to Mentor.
We assume that Pennsylvania will
have a Cabinet officer, and that he
will not be displeasiDg to the csmerons.
We have heard that Don Cameron
would rather hold the Cffice of Secretary
of War than any other-much rather
than be in the Senate. We would
make Don Secretary of War, II that
would make him happy, ana let Penn.
sylvania elect Simon Cameron and
Galushs A. Grow Senators.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-10
THINGS PoLIrICAL.
Gathering the Scattered Odds and
Ends ofIhe Presidential Election
Tho koauit I'm CaIifornia-Othsr
Political Sifunxs, sn


sufisient returns, official, and un.
Official, OF the vote of California, have
been received to indicate that Hancock
Electors, Judge Terry excepted, have
carried the State by about 258 ma ajority.
The Republicans will have q majority
Of 10 the Assembly and IL on joint
ballot. Official returns from all but
three counties in the Fourth Congress
ional District indicates the election Of
Paoheco, Republican, by l53 majority,
Judge scudder, Of the Supreme Court
has ordered q recount Of the votes in
the Second Assembly Dlstrietia Mon.
mouth county, N. j., to take place at
Freehold on Saturday. The count al
ready made by the official canvassers
gives Allen, Democrat, q majority Of
one vote. II ia said that his oompeti.
tor, Lufburrow, will abide the result Of
tbs recount, and not contest the seat in
the Legislature.
Governor Mcclellan, OF New jersey,
Yesterday appointed Senators Martin,
Marsh aud Whitaker as the State
Board of CaRvassers to meet on the
23rd inst, and declare the result Of
the election. The Governor is Chair.
man OF the Board.
Official returns from 81 counties in
Missouri give Hancock, ia 544 votes,
Garaeld, 70 ,S23, and Weaver, 20, 1884.
In 1876 the same counties gave Tildsn
lll,2ls, Hayes, 1850, and Cooper
27l4.
The Legislature Of Alabama met yes.
terday, and the Senate organized by
electing ]. Dather President and W. L
Clay Secretary. The House will or
gauizs TO day.
Governor Colquitt Of Georgia was in
sugnraIed yesterday for his second
term. His inaugural address shows
that Georgia was never Sc prosperous as
now.
The full oficial vote OF the Fourth
Congressional District Of Virginia gives
Jorgsnsen, Republican, some 5000 ma.
jority.
Returns from The Eighth District of
Alabama indicate the election OF W heel
er, Democrat, to Gongress by q small
ma ority.
The fall Official vote Of Maine shows
a majority for Garfield Of 50l9.
Daily Republican., 1880-11-10
MS Prayer was Answered.

%sa wa coloreG man living in an ILL
Ill., sEourb OF Ut, Louis had been
|,S,4ss Tor several months that he
!" 0s aIlowsd to vots for Garfield
kira, S vary feeble, and his friends
b,p,,' ~, ''t0,ugh: it possible for him to
i. '1''' Sa election day; but on the q Of
Eppin, ' Uttered to the polls, and,
||ss' up to the window, gave hi4
b m,,a oI,l9t was received by the j udgeS
ti,i,inA issAed and deposited in the box. .
IN mug mug himself that his vote had
bsr sro,SH3Pefly registered and disposed
Ss,s W. W. man turned to 90 home, but
R@aSsoh A. had taken a half.dczsp steps
lsis,' lsirsnly rseled and fell. The BY
ly fsl, NJ sappOsing that he had acciden.
tbs b4sn rushed to his assistance,
N, Ifst u,t glance showed that he was
h. nls one hope had been fulGlled,
ly IL passed hIed away peacefully, his
w" party strong even In deatl. .
Daily Republican., 1880-11-10
Boston One Price
Clothing House.

The latest returns from
Delaware and parts of Penn
sylvania and Maryland, by an
overwhelming majority, give.
the BosToN HOUSE the credit
of being the largest and best
house in the State, for all
manner and kinds of cloth
ing, both custom and ready
made. This house is now
making a speciality in broken
lots of boys and children's
clothing. Such lots are being
offered at greatly reduced
prices, in many cases re-
gardless of their cost, and in
every case less than their
real value. Here may also.
be found a large lot of over
coats for boys and children,
which we are selling at as
.onishingly low figures to.
room for full and un-
broken lines. The largest,
best and cheapest lot of
cardigan jackets for both
aides and gentlemen in the
,itv.