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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-10


Spelling schools azs quite ~ Eags It
present
6ociAble q The residence Of A. G.
0o2 Tuesday night A further eccount
will b given next week.
Mr.. Chilson 10 doing quite . four
ishing business In hlo store.
Mr.. Roberts, having purchased the
wagon and carriage shop which was
owned by the late Chauncey TAT, Of
Brookvilfe, will soon move to town.
The blacksmith, however, will remain
ct his old stand.
Nm. Burton Salisbury accidentally
shot herself while handling . revolver
the other day. She took II up in
order to dust the mantel piece, when
II went of and slightly wounded her
In the knee.
The annual election Of officers Of the
Pleasant Hill Cemetry Association has
been held and the following persons
elected: President, A. Robbins Vice
President, A. Ward Secretary, A. r.
Head; Treasurer, Mr.. Powell.
Last Sunday the Rev. Mr.. Baker
preached his farewell sermon ct the
school house. Mr.. Baker has preached
here for the last three years, and his
departure for another field Of labor Is
much to be regretted by the entire
community. We shall consider our
selves fortunate II the next conference
sends M another minister equal In
every respect tn Mr.. Baker.
The remarkable progress our school
has made in spelling during the last
month IL quite surprising q was
demonstrated at the Powers' school
house during the spelling match. Al
though the latter school came out vic
toriOus again, our school did remarka-
bly, well, and considering the high
standard Of the Powers' school they
should really consider the defeat ~
honorable a. Q victory. DEN
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-10

THE terms Of court In Judge Pres
colts district will commence hereaf-
ter, q provided by the law just passed,
- follows:
In the county of Ellsworth on the
last Monday Of February and the first
Monday Of September; Of Russell
county, second Monday Of March and
third Monday Of September; i'm the
county of Ellis. the fourth Monday Of
March and the last Monday of Septem-
Der; in the county of MCPHERSON, Sec
ond Monday of April and fourth Mon
day Of October; in the county of Lin
coin, fourth Monday Of April and the
second Monday of October; in the
county of Saline, the second Monday
Of May and the second Monday of
November; in the county Of Trego,
the third Monday of June and the sec
ond Monday of January: PrOrided,
That there be held In the county of
Saline, on the last Monday of August,
a law term, Mt which ii shall be lawful
to hear, try and dispose of any and all
business by the court; but no jury
shall be summoned for such term.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-10

4 Cribs that will detpemlno hee desta-
ny. II the railroad bonds should b
defeated, almost everyone In the town
and country would become thorough.
" discouraged In regard to failrood
matters, and IL would be impossible
to &c. this Community interested in
any railroad schemes for yeafs to come.
That being the condition OF things,
we would exDect Salina to remain for
many years a. least sin statu quo !"
with her one hundred or more tenant
less houses. she might, aud doubtless
would grow to be . richer town, but
never could be much larger than she
now IL and would prob0bly not, In Q
decade Of years oil up her empty
houses.
There Is destined to be, somewhere
In Genital Kansae, large town, per
haps . metropolis, and II the proper
effort il made by our citizens, Salina,
with her great advantages in point Of
location and natural wealth Of her
country, will be the city.
II this road is secured, 1t will be
the commencement Of our real pros
perlty. Another road will perhaps
AhA40sOO1o&Csy VIC OOAAS 0O0so " - ~
Great Bend, and determine ct once
this point - . railroad center.
With such . center, Salina would
grow rapidly to be . large town and
every farm in the country would
double In value In o very few years.
This In turn would lead to the divis-
Ion Of farms, and men would cease to
hold large tracts Of wild lands 90 that
all the lands In the county would be
utilized. The vast amount Of lands
held by non-residents would be sold to
actual settlers, and, consequently be
improved stocked and farmed' adding
greatly to the wealth Of the country,
and, year after year reducing our tax
e. 70 that finally we could pay less
than l per cent, where we now pay
four per cent
Hoping that every man in the county
interested in its prosperity. will do
his utmost to secure the voting Of the
bonds for the road. we will close, ex-
pecting to extend the hand OF con-
graduation to our many friends and
after the battle IL fought
and vOn. ]. w. DAILY.
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TOPEKA, sAllaaA { WESTERN RAIL.
WAY.

In about ten days hence, Saline Co.
will decide for or against the above
road by voting or refusing to vote
bonds In aid Of the same. In view Of
this fact and the immense benefit that
the road will ultimately be to the
country II built, we are disposed to ne
gard this - the most critical epoch in
the Affairs Of our county. 1t IL highly
probable that Saline county will on
the 18th Of this month, decide the
fate Of this new railroaa scheme and
In doing %, will decide In Q great
measure, her own destiny, - well.
It has already been shown BY gentle
men well posted on the subject, that
the amount Of taxable property added
to the county directly BY the railroad,
will have the effect to reduce rather
than increase our taxes, and, that be-
ing true, the railroad will not actually
cost M one dollar. In regard to the
immense amount Of money that will
be annually saved BY the county In
freights, We will say nothing, ~ that
matter has been fully and fairly dis
Guessed. In estimating the ultimate
importance Of this road to the city Of
Salina, Il 10 proper to consider the i'd
vantages that city Of the first class,
with population Of 10000, has over
. little town of Sis inhabitants,
merely little country town and way
station ON q railroad, q Salina now IL
and eternally must be, unless she Sc
cures other and better railroad con-
nections.
1t Is our opinion that Saline County
h one Of the best counties In the State,
u,SSu~u~ufn~ v&~RhAs>~ Dsnn> vsAIpovy
land than any other county, and IL
consequently capable Of supporting .
very dense population. Now II We
Ing this new line that will place us In
direct import with Chicago and 81:
Louis and give % cheap freight for all
time to come, II will give this town
and county an impetus that will ~
cult in . long. steady and prosperous
growth. 6alina, instead Of being the
18th OF soth county in the State, in
point Of population, will Immediately
paos to the front = compared with any
other county In Central Kansas.
In consequence Of the vast revenue
resulting from TAXATION Of railroad
property. there Win b . great addt
don 70 the school funds, enabling Dis |
triets TO build splendid school houses |
and employ The bsst Of tsachsn.
These odvantages. In tam, will open |
mp the bet induoe0o1tD 70 eastern /
fAmllteo Whaling western homes, -
6Ae mod desir061s e1easeaf that ever
e@{Qrofe 70 @v seERe1, eosssidevs ed
eeo0ttoe0 tee6veob p0r0asonf % every /
~ eass. end, th6ss bslng Art cla0 Il
The ches.eess e ths immigratioa viii
b 6sst-cloO ala.
TbsO 4, n TIE histssy a every |
eown - any i0poeenoco. . esit3e0
pogled-o 8hlA - ~ 80 - tho
oQe0too IL 0nnno = ~ no1og |
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Total. 400

You will understand that but seven
townships i'm Dickinson county voted
on the railroad propositions. Had you
remained at home the vote Of Banner
would have been much more close
than it was. but your sudden exit
opened the eyes Of the boys so much
that they thought they could see clear
through what Is known as the Kan
sas City scheme"
Hoping that you will appreciate my
efforts to inform you Of the situation
here, ! am very respectfully,
o, BONNER,
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AN OPEN LETTER TO THOMAS lYNOE,
Of KANSAS CITY, NO.
ABILENE, KANSAS

ABILENE, KANSAS, Mar. 2, 1881.
Hon. Thomas Lynde, kdnsds City, No.:
DEAR SIR-On yesterday l learned
Of the interest that you had manifested
In the election In Banner township, and
- you did not remain there long
enough to learn the final result, you
will pardon me for taking the privil-
eye Of informing you.
AMER your departure the" dear peo-
pie" Of Banner proceeded to vote for
the bonds until they had rolled up Q
majority to the tune of 80, or In other
words there were " votes for the
bonds and only q votes against them.
Ipresume that you would have done
lots of work had you remained In Ban
ner five or ten minutes longer. Why
did you leave % soon?
presume that you are equally In
terested in the other townships; 50 /
will send you returns from all OF them
They are "A fOllOwa:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-10

The State Congressional apportion.
mslt bill failed to pass. In view Of the
apPsrtionmsnt bill passing Congress It
may Be rendered necessary to convene
the Legislature In extra session for
the purpose Of rsdistricting the State,
- We ere now entitled to six Con.
gro0men instead Of three
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N OF ICE
'i*; ::::: .t J!QIlHH " ;. BERKS.

Tnnsacts Q general banking buainess We rs-
ceivs accounts subject 10 check on demand. Inter-
EFT viii Be credited On al Daily Balances, st the
rate Of per cent. per ansuna, and moethly state
ments rendered 10 per cent. credited on sums de-
posited for . specified tine.
FAxn0xD' Celia Leans
ut :. q. 9. 10 and u per cent. per ssnum, In any
snount on any time desired. on Personal security,
Chaftles, Real Estate OF Railroad Contrscts, and
payable In any manner 10 cult applicants.
Small sums can Be he'd by anybody 70 be re.
turned In weekly payments or nOathly INSTALL
ments.
JOHN ". DBRK0,
BAuER0 Aup DD0GgR.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-10

Hop Bitters, which are advertised In
our columns, are . sure cure for ague,
billiousness and kidney complaints.
Those who use them say they cannot
be too highly recommended. Those
afflicted should give them fair trial,
and will become thereby enthusiastic
in the praise Of their curative qualities.
Portland ADJ
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-10

SENATOR BECK exhibited . little
more than the average Democratic &C.
euteness when the other day, while
the Senate was debating whether 1t
would not be better to refer the names
Of the gentlemen named for cabinet
petitions who were not Senators, he
told his Democratic friends that II
they wanted to keep out Of ONCE for
twenty-five years. they had better re-
fef the name of . son Of Abraham
Lincoln.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-10

THE Legislature adjourned sine die
last Saturday. Among the important
measures which failed to pass, were
the Congressional and Judicial appor-
tienrlent bills, the bill regulating rail-
roads and the supplementary temper
Snce bill,
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NOTICE..

NOTICE Il hereby given that the voting places
N and the judges and clerks for the special cleo.
ton to he held the 18th day Of March. 1881.
hereby designated - follows:
Flint ward-City Hall.
second wad-E. Walton's ONCE, on Seventh
street and Iron Avenue.
Third wad-C. &. Culp's lumber yard ONCE.
Fourth Ward-Chapmans paint shop, Iron ave-
nue..
First Ward-D. d. Stewart. T. J. Going. Jodn II.
Gibson judges; r. F. Oakley, Fred Quincy, clerks.
Second Wan-F. L. Wight. E. L. Norton. James
Third Ward-A. B. Dickinson, c. c. Culp 7. H.
Derringaon. judges; r. Robb, II. Hall. clerks.
Fourth Ward-John baum, j. r. Chapman, Alex
Shultx. judges John J. Gels, T. @. Wellington,
clerks.
Witness my hand this sth day Of March, 1881.
E.W. OBER,
President Of Council and Acting Mayor.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-10

Where doctors have failed to cure,
and have given their patients up ia
die, Electric Bitters have often been
used and cure effected, greatly to the
establishment Of all. Diseases of the
Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and Urinary
Organs are positively cured by Elec-
trio Bitters- They invariably cure
Consumption, Headache and all Bill
ious Attacks. Try them, and be con-
WINGED that they are the best medi-
cine ever used. Sold by all druggists,
at fifty cents bottle.
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THE first through San Francisco pas.

THE first through San Francisco pas
senger train via the AtchisOn, Topeka
& Santa Fe Railroad will leave Kansas
City and Atchison one week from to-
day, March 18th, and thereafter daily
through trains will be run over that
route. 1t will be recollected that our
New Mexican correspondent, A. c.
Sloan, noted that the connecting link
with the Santa Fe road on the way to
San Francisco would be made in thirty
days.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-10

No man or woman ON do sat3sfAc.
tory work when the brain b dull, the
nerves unsteady, the system Fshxed
and they feel generally WRECKED.
Why should lawyess, merchants.
clefUmsn. doctoF1. mechanics OF
mothen often missEably drag through
their work In this conditioa. when .
small amount q Paxkee's Ginger
Toaic win always. at . moderate cosk
slsaR The bssiA and give them Tie
stssagth end WI b pee1ben thslr
dutaD enthusiastically. We Aavs ~ ~
stssngthsaiag cd bsnelpg sRseh -
- ssesnneaa = ~ hlgAly. e.
49, epoo0n-M
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SALINE COUNTY will be entitled to
elect two representatives, in the fall Of
1855 Saline county IL dirtricted a.
follows. Elm Creek, Pleasant Valley,
Glendale. Spring Creek, Ohio and
Smoky Hill townships, and city Of
6AllnA one district balance Of county
the other district.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-10

In the Supreme Court, last Friday,
the Mcpherson county bond suit was
decided, Affirming the judgment of the
court below. Under this judgment
the Marion and Mcpherson Railroad
Company will obtain $laO. QUO Of bonds
Of Mcpherson voted in its aid.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-10

ELDER d. P. MITcHELL's trial be-
fore the Southern Kansas Methodist
Conference concluded with report of
the jury sustaining three out Of five
Of the charges, and recommending his
suspension from the Office and work of
the ministry for one year. He appeal
ed to the judicial conference.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-10

THE President has nominated Sen
ator Thurman, VIM. NJ. Evarts and
ex-senator Howe for Commissioners
to tho International Monetary Con-
ference.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-10

THE Republican caucus Of the
Maine Legislature has nominated w.
p. Frye for u. s. Senator, to succeed
Blaine. The election takes place on
the 18th inst.
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RAILROAD BONDS.

The great point urged in opposition
TO voting bonds to aid In the construc-
ton Of the Topeka, Salina 4 Western
Railrosd Is the condition In the prop
osation tta. the bonds should be exc
euted and placed in escrow before the
completion uf the road. This objection
has ad-greater force on account Of the
past experience Of the county in los
Ing bonds heretofore issued. We are
siad to I,e able to state that the COM
pany have como to IN agreement by
which the bonds, II voted, are to re-
main. unissued In the hands Of the
County Commissioners, until the road
= built and operated - stipulated in
the picposition. The agreement Of
the cothpany to execute the above
cootnct hes beer placed in the hands
Of the County Commissioners.
This;action on the part Of the COM
pany removes all objections, and ought
10 insure its success in the approach
ing election. Let ID all pull together
6oe the bonds.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-03-10

BINDER the apportionment bill fix
Ing the representation in Congress at
Sl0 the gains North and South are as
tollows: Illinois I, Iowa I, Kansas 3.
Massachusetts, 8, Michigan 2, Mime
scea z. Nebraska 3, Ohio 1. Pennsyl-
vania 1; total for the North, IA. Ar
kansasl I. Georgia I, Kentucky 1, Mis-
sssh I. Mississippi 1, North Carolina
I. south Carolina l, Texas 4, Virginia
], West Virginia /: total for the South,
II California 2; total for the Pacific
aaope. 2. The North, however, loses I
u Maine, In New Hampshire and I
- Ysunont-total:s -making her net
Dn1a II. The South loses none; net
Rim, therefore, IL Is.
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EVERY voter i'm Saline county
should vote for the railroad bond prop
osition. There Is no one in the cOun-
~ who will not be benefited by the
competition q new road will give us.
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THE Beloit Gazette. one Of the very
~ papen In the Northwest, gave
Cel. Phillips, not very long since, ,
handsome endorsement for Commits
s1soef q Indian AfIAirs. The Kir-
viA 0lfH. amer referring to the arti-
-. esaeludes with the following:
CDl Philllps h deserving Of the
sGooo6D - h., and Ne Join In with
- 0oDei1s In saying that Northwest
- KannnD viii e0doese him. He
- ~ best CongFessman Kansas
- Ce1sasl he's always he'd . host
- n1un6B n ths great 6olomoo VAL
~ - - bslisys that to-day h
- es0nana nssss strength - .
nnm1l2D 1eCsagEss n ~ ssstiea
klveo18 1an = H. Hlnt Co.
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THE 18th day Of April is the date
hxed for voting on the proposition 10
vote bonds I'm Shawnee county to the
Topeka, Salina 4 Western Railroad.
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PRHsiDENr GARFIELD selected for
his secretary ex-Congressman L. A.
Sheldon, who has been . resident of
LOuisiana since the war.
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THE Governor has appointed Sena-
tor Strang, Of Pawnee county, Judge
Of the new 18th Judicial District.
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JUD0E J, w. MCDILL has been ap-
pointed TO succeed Secretary Kirk
wood In the Senate from Iowa.
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Notice OF Pendeney OF Proceed
lugS for q Divorce.
IN the District Court Of Saline County. Kansas
LAURA A. JONES. Plaintiff,
CHARLES v. JONES, D.s.sar

CHARLES ". JONES. vha vhss lass heard
~ froa, vba resident Of Lsadville, Lake coanty
In the STATE 0f Colorado b noti1ed that the shove
named Lanra A. Jones dN on The i6th day Of Feb
rsary, A. D. 1891. lle her petitioa 10 the o0es Of
the Clesk Of the District Court, within and for
fer . divorce fro0 he sssd Charles y. Jcnes, and
Tor The easeody Of the eAildrea uaDed IN aid pe4i
tioa, and for such other and further relief the
nature q the ease and equity nay require and
neat tern Of aA court 1t vhieh tine the prayer
q aid petition viii be gSaated usDeo good cause
- the e0ntsary shall b shovp.
Dated this lSsh day q February, A. D., les1.
LAURA A. JONES. Pisinti9.
By LsvIs HAxsAcK, her Attorney. 3-sv
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Publication Notice.

THE STATE OF KANSAS
COUNT OF SALINE.
TVO r. d. Ciagett, Eve A. Cisseit and J. r.
You, and each Of you, are hereby notified that
you have been sued In the District Court Of Sa-
line county Kansas. that John J. Yingling, plain
It'd. on the l2th dsy Of February. lss fled his petit
ton In the said court, praying for Judgment against
said r. Il. Clagett and J. h. Banks sor $4,000, and
April 9th. ISIS, ON prsmissory note by them, on
said date, executed for that sum- nnd interest, In
favor Of James E. Powell, and TO 1oreclose and sell
upon . mortgage, Subject IN prior mortgage lien
Of $4,000 In favor of Cheshire Provident Institn-
tonl real estate In Salin, county. Kansas viz the
north half Of the NORTH west quarter Of section TO-
In township II, in range vest. and also pisce Of
Southwest fourth Of the northwest quarter Of sec
tion TO- township II. range vest, thence running
east 80 rods thence south q rods, thence west 90
rods, thence south Is rods, thence west 20 rods
thence north TO place Of beginning. executed BY
them n the date Of said note. TO secure the pay
ment OF sad note and to barr and forecoss each Of
you, forever Of al interest, right, claim lien, and
equity Of redemption 10, to- or upon said premises
that you must answer the said petition or before
taken against you accordingly, and Of the nature
JOHN FOSTER,
A Attorney for JohnJ. Yipglins.
Artist: JOSEPH MOORE,
Clerk Of District Court Of Saline Co., Kansas.
March 81, 1881. 5-3v
nGENTN WANTED for the hest and fastest
u selling Pictorial Books and Bibles. Prices
ffs.Sa NAP at pnkl IN
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VENnoR predicted that the heaviest
showdown Of the winter would come
early In March, and It arrived.
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OBERLIK, Decatur county, has been
selected - the location for the new
NofthESst u. 8. Land ONCE
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A oeob quality Of anthracite coal
hes been discovered near Albur-
QssosQue.
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LEVI p. MORTON, Of New York, has
boou ueminsted for Minister to France.
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COL,t, E. HAYES, ex-Stats Treas
uFss, bdead.
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PRESIDENT HAYES vetoed the fund
ing bill.
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n GENTS WANTED for the hest and fastest
u selling Pictorial Books and Bibles. Prices re-
duced g per cent. National Publishing Co., St.
Louis Mo-
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IT 10 pow President Garfield.
, 1881-10-16
{ lIrI|lit|lIr(( ii re- 6
ADIIT'I'I
You CANNOT Get in Any Furniture
" House in the City
YOU CAN GET
" l.. lex
bE)()()F((K 5,
% & "a II. Madison.st.

.1st. No Nonsense, but
Plain Facts.
Ed. AlI household
Goods 02o Easy PGy-
2]2e21ts at Cash Prices.
Sd. I3)aOEe 21p P07'z01'
Suits Uaad odd Pieces
to ORDER, of the latest
designs and most app
proceed . Patterns, on
short notice.
4t1>. 7 Keep a full time
Of Novelties tt32d 3ae2U
designs G3a .-Ftt2>cy T0-
bIes, Cn231p, Rattan, and
Patent Rocking Chni2's.
9TH. IEeep a. large as
so,'t211e32t Of Brussels
and l22g10&3a Carpets,
Cook St0Ues. Ranges,
and PO2'102' St0UeS.
, 1881-10-16
RADIANT HOMIE.

The best Parlor. Stove made, war;
fanted to give satisfaction or mon-
ey refunded; and several other
Parlor Stoves of all sizes and
prices.
, 1881-10-16


ana worn humanity to tan why
II
The
pi and tenne 0 '-":
, 1881-10-16
UNDERWE+11e lind HOSIERY:
ENtl'S' !
ljndoof'' year ,
LADIES
Under f|||Ne()ar |!
Boys & Childrsn's /!
Under rHooar,

!? =:
Gents Scarlet, A|l:Woo| Shirts o.
Pants at $l.!8,t!*$ *$I.50, $500,
and $780,; "
Gents White Shirts Or Pants at 30c,
Soc, 75c, $!.00; and $I.25,
Gents Scotch mixed Shirts Or Pants
at Soc, 75c, and::$L00.
ladies' Al|-Woo| Scarlet Vests OF
Pants at $t,25,$$. Is, $500,
and $3.50. ~
Ladies' Lambs Wool: Vests or Pants
at $|.00 and $i.25.. =
Ladies' Me1ino Vests Of Pants at
35c, Soc, Use, apd $780,
Chi|dien's SCARLET, A!I-WooI Vests Or
Pants, l6=inch. Soc, advancing
l2c for each additional size,
ChiIdren's White herino Undershjrts
Or Pants, i6-inch,E25c, advancing
~ &c for each size larger
Boys Scotch Iixed>V}sts OF Pants at
so cents. -:
Boys and Youths white .MeIino
Vests Or Pants l!{:iEl{}: atii59e. -. ...
Union Suits for Ladies' and chiIdfen,:
I6-inch, Soc, advancing Zoe for
each size upwards.
The greatest Bargains ever known IN
Wool and Cotton Hosiery for
Ladies, Gents, and Children,
prices commencing from 8 cts,
advancing to $l.25.
ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
BANKRUPT STORE,
lS4 and 1S6 State-st.
Opposite the Palmer House.
S. SHREK.