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)aestlons aud Answers.
What remedy is leading the sale of all
/ herremedles?
AnS-Bro Iron Bitters.
What medicine is proving Itself to be of
facuous merit in restoring lost health
Eength and vigor?
|An,-Brown's Iron Bitters.
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Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint Shilohs Cure is the
remedy for it, Sold by Hckox e House,
druggists. Cos Main street, Dallas Texas.
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moneu to Loau.

MONEY TO LOAN-T VII ieud s75,0O0 in
NI sums not less than sl,0eJ, on long time, ut
10 per cent interest James b. Simpson, COS
MPfn street, Dallas, Texas my26.2w
MONEY TO LoAN-on FIRMS: long time low
WI rates. ]. y. Watkins Il Co, Marsalis build
ing. Dallas Texas, my7-u
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sleepless nights, made miserable by
that terrible cough, Shiloh's Cure is the
remedy for you. Sold by Hickox u House,
druggists. Cos Main street, Dallas, Texas.
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The Dangers of the Bilious Season
are nothing you use Browns Vegetable
Liver Pills. the health anchor of the South
west. Sold everywhere.
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Group, Whooping Cough and Bronchit
Immediately relieved by Shiloh's remedy
Sold by Hickox & House, druggists, Cos
MAN street. Dallas Texas.
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That buggy that Thought of Orr las,
year is the best buggy ever saw for the
price. He is selling the same buggy at cost
TOR thirty DAVIS
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Our science has not made known a com.
bination equal TO 3. 3, 8. for Skin or BLOOD
Diseases, says T. l.. Massenburg, Phi. g
Macon Ga,
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Ennlounlcut.

EMPLOYMENT AGENCY ~ Mechanics, houla
IL servants, or any kind OF labor, call ut tho
nployment office, 600 Main street. near Del.
yaur orders. A. LIDRR, myl0a
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II costs you nothing to look at orr's bug
gies, II you are needing now y the hns 4
save money.
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For lame back, side or chest use Shilohs
Porous Plaster. Sold by Hickox & House,
druggists. Cos Main street, Dallas, Texas
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Baileys Saline Aperent is a cooling,
refreshing summer drink for dyspepsia and
headache. No medicine taste. Everyone,
home or abroad, should keep II.
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For the purpose OF closing out, will sell
my entire stock of buggies, spring wagons
aud carriages at retail, for thirty days, at
cost. w, w. Orr.
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EfchaMnc.

LloR ExcHANGE-on OF the most d ,sirabie
Il residences In tho suburbs of the city, for
another in a like good locality rear the
given, Address NJ. n. Imam office. 10.
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How many sweet face is marred
BY yellow teeth and failing gums,
And mouth and lips all hot and hard,
And breath deep tainted as 1t comes;
And yet, with Sozodont we may
Keep all these dire defects ut bay.
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Orr is thankful for past patronage and
will prove II by selling you buggy. ear.
riage or spring wagon at cos. for thirty
days.
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Smoke genuine Duke ofDurham. Stand.
ard Of the world.
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Enr Aent.
Iost.

7 OsT-On the night OF the 9Th, cameo set ont
IL of ring. viii give liboril reward II re-
turned 10 this office Jnn7-2t
i OST--A large-slzed sea bean, with letter 7
IL on IT, Party returning 1t 10 this office will be
literally rewarded. lun6-3t
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-. NELSON
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER,

once, shop and residence, 1883 Wood street
Dallas, Texas,
Plans and drawings In elevation. with specih.
cations and estimate. for churches schools,
banking houses, halls, cottages. etc.. etc, fur.
tended when desired. 1.-THE contract Il awarded
70 me no charge 10 made for the drawings. All
my work will be done In the best workmanlihs
manner. Correspondence promptly attended q
Finest selection Of aschltectufV On hand,
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Uoacdiun.

DOARDlNG-six or seven gentlemen can bt
ID accommodated with good rooms and board,
ut llO5, corner of Commerce and ST. Paul streets.
iun9.lt
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miscellaneous V0lamts.

WANrED-A situation, ~ a first class prac.
w lical miller of twenty years cOnstan. cxpe.
rlence IN the best mills in the Ohio Valley,
lnnumerable references cheerfully given, II re.
CURED. Apply 10 or address ] " NJ, this once,
for particulars iun5sl@
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Cheap Column
5lutfCeS.

NoTlCk-Aiyertseme maj pe handed in,s
~ our business cface up TO sps M, and into the
COMPOSING room up tn q. m
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stolen.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF deposit No. 1855, Is.
~ sued by Adams d Leonard Dallas, Texas
date February LIST, 1882, for SjJ and their Ger.
tiiica,e, No, 1928 issued January 9th, 1889, for
$40, 10th PAYABLE TO my order, have been stolen
from me, All parties are cautioned against buy
ing OF receiving the same, as payment has been
stopped, and same have not been endorsed by
me Henry Robinson inni.2t :
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Norlvk-A liberal trade viii be given for 4
4 residence in pleasant part " the city, con.
M ug SIX or seven rooms. Address Residence,
HERALD office. iaa-tf
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| WANrEp-A competent bookkeepeI account.
W ant and correspondent desires situation
Apply TO Bowser ~ LENNON corner Elm and
Market. inn6.lw
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| WANrED-Si'uation as assistant bookkeeper,
W or any office work have had experience
ADDRESS r; A. Rhodehame care H. Turner,
| Il. Il p Office iunG.1t
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Smoke Duke Of Durham cross cat. Best
In the werld.
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J:onnd.

EouSD-In this city, a ladys gold watch
Il The owner can have the property by describ
log 1t and paying for this advertisement, Apply
at Herald Office jun7.d
E0UND-A pair OF saddle ags-owner car
Il getthem by paying charges, by applying to
Herald office un6
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WANIkD-A good, practical photographer
w For particulars, address A. IL Moses,
Terrell, Texas htnl
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WANTEp-several boys or girls who have
" had some experience in type setting. Ap-
ply toe |. Wilmans, I0l Main street up stairs,
lun1.ll =
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E0R sALE-New cottage containing rooms
II on lot so by 90 feet on Wood stree. A bar.
gain is offered. Apply To Jones II Murphy, real
estate agents. my-l4-lm
E'0R SALE-Handsome cottage and lot 60x202,
brick stores, on Elm street. Nos 737, 739 and 7il.
Apply to Flppen, Adoue & Lobit or DR.. + L.
Hughes, mll-u
E0R sALE-A house with u rooms. No lOl6
Il Main street. jS-u
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| WANlED-ro buy a set of hobby horses or
| w flying jennies,' either new or second hand
Address Slater n Co, Mineral Wells Texas
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L'0R SALE-All or any part of livery outfit
Il Lamar and Camp street-buggy horses, family
horses, stylish and good drivers, ilrst.class bug
giles, single and double harness in splendid order
Also two large draft horses, Two mules. and a lot
of loose horses and ponies. can't attend to H.
and will sell. Call and see. C. b. Stephenson
my-2l.tf
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Enr Sale.

E0R sALE-Cheap, ,one-half interest in Lone
II Wolfe Saloon and Commercial Hotel, in Col
orado. Both houses doing the best business in
town. Apply to b. N. Quinn, Colorado, Texas
iuul.Iw
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WANrED-A saddle hand wanted. Address
w N. Porter, Abilene, Texas. myS0
WANrED-Four statesmen of good address,
w and one smart office boy with good recon.
mcndations, at 7US Elm street my26-u
NANTED-A single middle.aged lady To 30
w TO knnis, as gOverness for three children,
10 teach English and German IL possibe). and
to sew No one need apply except Il lady of re-
hnement and good recommendation. Address
Nj. W, Parker, box IS, Ennis, Texas my2i-U
WANTED-Six good stone cutters and good
w stone.masons--wages, % to $3.50 per day
Apply to ]. NJ Archer, contractor sweetwater,
Nolan county. Texas. my-2l I'm
WANTED-shoc only good ones need
w apply, John Morren. MIST
NTANTED-The Texas Mutual Aid and Char.
w liable Association wants canvasser.
Home office. No, COS Main St, Dallas fe25-n
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WTANTED-A saddle hand wanted. Address
w n. Porter, Abilene, Texas myS0
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NEW HOPE AND BUCKS COUNTY, PA.


=" Gus Glenn left here for Trenton
on Monday.
- The school boy is happy over the
prospect of two months vacation.
The Catholic picnic on the 4th,
promises to be success
Evening boat rides are now being
enjoyed on the Delaware.
Samuel Pickering sells tho cheapest
and best organs to be had.
The lawn in front of Van Harris
hotel presents splendid appearance.
County Treasurer Feaster was in New
Hope on Saturday last, collecting the
State and County tax.
Landlord John NJ. Purdy of boy les
town, has leased a hotel at Point Pleasant,
N. j.
Jesse T. Walton, who is working in
Connecticut, was home Oh visit on Sat-
urday and Sunday last.
The brass band will practice every
night this week, except Saturday night,
to get ready for the 4th of July.
"A party of young men from boy les
town are camping out in the grove along
the river above Limeport.
The string band meets for practice
every Saturday evening at the residence
of Mr.. Arthur Whiteley.
The Zion A. M. E. Church, of Dark
Hollow, will hold camp meeting at the
Deer Park, on the 9th and 10th Of July.
Harry Baker, an old man of this
place aged about seventy years, is going
to start for Michigan in few days, on
foot.
Mr.. Peter Best has gang of Vir-
ginia negroes working in his quarry be-
low New Hope. They amuse some of
our citizens by singing for them nights.
Hon. Caleb N. Taylor, of Bristol
township, is an inveterate smoker of
cigars, and it is said that he has hereto
fore set fire to portions Of his clothing,
but on Saturday, the 10th inst, his pre-.
vailing passion CAME near resulting SER
iously. He was sitting in his carriage in
specting the tobacco field of Edward
Baker, when he experienced warm sem
sation, and examination revealed the fact
that his clothing and the upholstery of
his carriage was on fire. He at once
sprang to the ground and commenced
fighting the flames. The upper part of
the carriage was destroyed, but enough
of the body was left for Mr.. T. to ride
home in. The horse escaped with a
singed tail. -Nesototon Enterprise.
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Drowned.
Last Thursday, John s. Ridge and his
brother James, set out from their home
at Smithtown, Bucks Co., three miles
above Point Pleasant, to visit their
mother and brother who reside at Scud-
der's Falls. They travelled by boat, and
all went well until they attempted to pass
through Wells Falls, below this city,
when the boat filled with water. John,
thinking it was dangerous for both to re-
main in the boat, jumped into the water
to swim for shore, he being an expert
swimmer and his brother not knowing
the art but he was drowned in the at
tempt, the supposition being that his
head struck rock and rendered him in
sensible. His brother was rescued by
Mr.. Ralph Ashton. Johns body was not
recovered until Friday morning, when it
was found on Stout's Island, two miles
below the Falls. 1t was brought to this
city, and an inquest held in the afternoon
at Stockton's undertaking establishment,
by Coroner Hugh Reynolds. The jury
returned verdict of accidental drowning.
Mr.. Ridge was forty three years Of age.
He left wife and four children--one Of
them only six months old. His funeral
took place ON Saturday morning from the
Tinicum church.
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LETTER FROM RrNcoEs.
R1NeoEs, N. j., June 81, 1882.

RINsoEs, N. j., June 81, 1882.
How about our cool, wet SUMMER Die
the Thermometer show any signs Of
" freezing weather." Saturday and Sun
day? Let us hear again, Mr.. Vennor.
A nice shower greeted us Sunday after
noon, which made the air cooler and re-
freshing during the evening.
Mr.. D. B. kirkpatrick is kept busy
most OF the day, picking Strawberries
from his famous patch. He has all che
best varieties and can show some berries,
single one of which will fill an ordinary
mouth. We have several other nice
patches in the place which produce fine
berries.
The gardens are beginning to yield
vegetation for the hungry mouth. Many
of our residents are feasting on peas,
beets, &C.
We have noticed several fine fields of
growing corn. A fine one greets the eye
near the depot.
Cherries are in the market. but we have
not seen or tasted any in our town AS yet.
The crop of them is reported as good.
Several of our citizens have enjoyed
meal of new potatoes taken from their
gardens. There is good prospect of
there being an extra amount of them in
this section, in a few weeks.
The Fourth of July will soon be at
hand, and the noise of the fire-cracker
and toy pistol win be heard, to the an
noyance and hatred of the old, and to the
delight of the young. We suppose the
celebration of it in this place will be the
same as in the past, unaccompanied with
any public demonstration. If the day
is hot the lazy and tired will rest quietly
in the shade. while the more joyful will
attend some public meeting at neigh
boring town and have merry time. We
were hopeful that some public observance
of the day would be made in this place,
either by grand harvest home or some
thing similar.
Ice cream is the best refreshment that
Sah oO tahSu uuitHk tnc uUt WcdtutE. u6
place TO get the best is at our popular sa-
loon, kept by Mr.. Quick.
Several of our townsmen are becoming
expert QUOT pitchers. Ringoes claims
the championship in quot pitching, glass
ball shooting, croquet, and other games.
The yards surrounding the dwellings of
several of our citizens present an attract
i've and beautiful appearance. The grass
is fresh and green, and the yards are
adorned with the choicest flowers in
bloom. Many strangers comment pleas
antly upon our beautiful yards and resi-
dences.
DR.. G. w. Larson and school are
spending week in a trip to the sea shore
and back, The Doctor is a thorough in
structor and is practical in his instruct
ions. He uses this method of taking
trips TO the mountains and shore for the
purpose of making his students better ac-
quainted with geography, geology.
zoology and the like, in its practical and
natural form. PoP,
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UNDER THE SHADE.--A handsome
Jap. Sunshade or Butterick's Popular
Patterns Of Fashion, free to all who pur-
chase dress goods from us. Handsome
assortment ranging from 10c. to 25c.
Lace Buntings, 12i /; all wool, 25 to CSC.
Nuns Yelling, all wool, rs wide, soc.
Illuminated effects, all wool, Zoe.
j21,2t. r. H. VAN HORN.
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Extension of Union st.

Extension of Union st.
The Commissioners appointed to lay cut
out the extension OF Union st. met on
Monday. They ill meet again, on We'd
nesday afternoon at four o clock, at Mr..
Arnett's office, at which time it is expect
ed they will reach final decision, which
will be reported to the Council at its meet
ing on next Monday. There can be no
doubt that the extension of this street
would be great Improvement to the town,
and that it is desired by the greater part
of our citizens. 1t is to be hoped that the
Commissioners can so perform their duty
as to give satisfaction, and secure the open
ing up of this extension.
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California Tactics.
An assault was committed upon Mark
Lam, our Chinese hundryman, on Satur-
day evening last. 1t appears from the
account given by Mark, that he had been
partaking of "icee cleam" at Mr..
Thatcher's saloon, about ten O'Clock.
When upon attempting to re-enter his es-
Establishment by way of the rear door, he
found number of men in the aley-way
who at first appeared very anxious to
shake hands, but after surrounding him
knocked him down and kicked him. 1t
is said that an officer arrived upon
the spot while the assault was taking
place, but upon being informed by the
roughs that he was not wanted, he retired
from the scene. perhaps it was time
for him to go off duty. Mark complains
that he suffers greater inconvenience here
than anywhere else he has ever been.
Among other things, that he cannot go to
Sunday school, and that he is generally
afraid to leave his establishment, or to
even have his doors open for ventilation
that he is less secure than he was in New
York or California, thus adding his petit
ton for more efficient police force, to be
on duty at the time when most needed.
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BRIaHT's DISEASE of the Kidneys,
Diabetes aad other diseases of the Kidneys
aud Liver, which you are being so fright
ened about, Hop Bitters is the only thing
that will surely and permanently prevent
and cure. All other pretended cures only
relieve for time and then make you
many times worse. je21,2t.
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&c. w. Hetzel, Baptisttown, N. j.,
general dealer in organs and pianos, sells
dozens Of instruments where ordinary
dealers sell one. He can, therefore, sell
at less prices. Write to him for circulars
and prices. He can suit you.
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If you want to get the best organ in
the world, at the most reasonable rates,
call on Edward Rittenhouse, N. E. corner
of Union and Coryell, who is exclusive
agent for the three acknowledged leading
instruments. A new make of pianos just
received. Good and cheap.
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List of Letters remaining unclaimed
in the Post Office at Lambertville, Hun
terdon county, N. J :, for 80 days, June
"a, 1882:
Miss Mary ID. Kerr, John Lowles,
AIDA Phillips, Jacob Kellar.
CLARK PIERsoN. P. NJ.
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Many wonder how Parker's Ginger
Tonic can perform such varied cures,
thinking it simply essence of ginger,
when in fact it is made from many valu-
able medicines which act benefcially on
every diseased organ. See other column.
JET, I'm.
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The agency for the celebrated Do
MEsTIc SEWING MACHINE is now at
Moore's Book Store, where the machines
may be seen, and bought on accommoda-
ting terms.
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Another Robbery. .

Another Robbery!
This morning about one o'clock, the
clothing store of Mr.. Amos johnson. on
Union ST., in this city, was entered by
burglars, they having broken off the pad
lock from the front door and pressed out
the bolts. A hole was soon bored in the
safe, and after wetting cloths and placing
over the safe and piling clothing around
it, it was charged with powder and the
charge exploded The result, however
did not meet their expectations, for
although the face plate of the door was
blown loose, the lock remained uninjured,
and the contents secure. While the
burglars were at work, Mr.. G. w. Pea
body, who lives next door heard them, and
gave an alarm. He saw the men run and
shot at them five or six times, as also did
Mr.. Alex. McHenry, living opposite, but
none of the shots took effect SO far as is
known. The burglars left in the store
railroad pick, and a chisel with the name
Mutchler stamped on It.
The robbers took number of cigars,
but nothing else is known to have been
taken. No clue has yet been found as to
their identity.
1t will be remembered that Mr.. Us store
was robbed few weeks ago.
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Barn Burned.

barn ftufneu.
During the shower that passed over
this section on Monday, the barn on the
farm belonging to Mr.. j. W. s. Johnson.
in Kingwood township, one mile south
east of Baptisttown, was struck by light
ming and burned down. A horse stand
ing in the stable, belonging to Mr.. Car
yer, living on the farm, was killed, Mr..
Carver also lost many of his farming i'm
Elements. There was an insurance of
$3.50 ON the barn, but DO insurance on MIR.
Caryer's property -Frenehtoscn Independ
ent, Esd.
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"A young man from Milford accommo-
dated couple of young ladies of the place
to ride to Frenchtown and an admission
to the festival held at that place recently.
The girls concluded 10 have some
fun by getting up Irritation with couple
of other fellows, and the young man con-
cluded to continue the fun by driving off
home without them. The girls, we under
stand, walked one-half the distance home
and came afoot the remainder, reaching
there in time for breakfast nicely. So says
the Leader.
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Frenchtown Items.

Frencht0wn Items.
William O. Robertson, son of David o.
Robertson, of Frenchtown, while engaged
in saving chair rungs In the saw mill of
David r. Woman, last Saturday after
noon, had his left hand badly cut by the
saw. Amputation was decided upon and
the forefnger was taken eff.
About the only place 10 this section
where the 9th " is to be observed is
French town. The M. E. Church in that
place will hold festival on that day.
Addresses will be delivered by Rev. G.
Clark, Jr., of Mariners Harbor, N. Y,
and Rev. c. s. Conkling, of Stockton.
The funeral of Awilda, wife of Charles
G.. Webster, of Frenchtown, took place
from the Baptist Church in Frenchtown
ON Monday of last week, and was one of
the largest that ever took place in that
church. The funeral sermon was preach
ed by Rev. Andrew Armstrong, her
former pastor. She was bright and
shining light in the church, and she had
been the organist for several years. Her
age was 25 years.
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In A NUTSHELL, THIS IS 1T.

The practical point of all this radical reduction in prices
from June ls They twenty thirty
and goods prepared specially for this SALE not at ALL
Compared with April h the average deduction twenty cent
OF the $4,000 merchandise held by abou 100000
voved this SALE From the great list which might be made only
quote three items to-day, namely
5000 pairs of mems Cashmere Pantaoons made and making,
strong neat durable, lately worth $3.50 $242
600 mems suits real standard Sawyer Cashmere made and
making, late price $500 $3.50. Jla
$50 mems suits eight styles garment freshly made some
of them sold freely at $1,000, 1925
Our intent to-day simply tell all the people that quick trade
prices on all our clothing for this sale @N a