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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-04-11

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, OHIO,
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE.
I,JAMRs W. NEWMAN, Secretary of State
of the state of OHIO, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is a true copy of Joint Reso-
luton adopted by the General Assembly of
the State of Ohio, on the 4th day of April,
a. ID. 1888, as taken from the original rolls
filed in this office.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have hereunto
subscribed my name, and affixed the great
seal of the State of OHIO, at Columbus, the
4th day of April, A. ID. 1888.
(sEAL) JAMES w. NEWMAN.
Secretary of State.
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THE name Jenner means a drawn lancet,
putting to flight loathsome disease, and the
name Harvey signifies the circulation Of the
olood. And the time is coming when the
name of DR.. David Kennedy will be indisso-
lubly connected in the public mind with the
publication of the blood, deed only less
important than the discovery Of its motion
through the human body. This DR.. Kenne.
dy accumplishes by means Of his new medi
cine, called "Favorite Remedy" 2St2
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Dress Making.

Having opened a shop over '~loy q
Halls, am prepared TO do everything In the
line Of drrss maSing, cutting and Citing In
ladies' sud ehIidrrns' garments The Latest
fashions constantly oa hand, al-o every
thing new novel in trimmlnxs and d'sp-
sry P RECT fits and hrst-: lass work war
rxnt.d Prizes ver~ low. Please ezil- One
d,.,r wet of wm. Risineer. np stairs
GOA MIxzIE N. WELLS.
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Mrs. L. z. sackett

Would i-.form the ladies OF " ellington and
vicinity that she is prepared TO do all kinds
of Dress Making aud Hair Dressing Ia the
latest styles of the art. Special attention
is given to the manufacturing OF Wigs ard
Waves Of all kids Phrase call snd examine
NV work. North Msin street, Wellington.
O :spe door north Of railroad. sofa
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Ann Gilmore to NJ. j. Maxwell part oflots a and
49, Lorain, 81 500.
z. Flickinger to r. Guthriss 100 acres Camden,
S6,500
r. Monosmith to Andrew Wauk 20 acres, Hunt
ington, 5000.
NJ Lauer to John Grills 20 acres, Carlisle 81 800.
A. Jefferies to B. Bartshe, part Of lot IS block
Wellington village, 81 500.
G. Hogan to P. A. Hovev part Of lot q, Lorain,
500.
NJ. P. Wright to A. shadden So acres Elyria,
SABA.
s. Aingworth to c. W. Mead, Is acres Brown
helm, $500
W. A Braman to W. F. Thompson, 30 acres Graf
ton, $4,000.
C. A. Hoyt to Mary E. Wheeler, oberlin, 81, 200.
T. W. Russell to Lydia Holbrook, lot IS block 4,
Wellington village, 50, zoo.
E. HGrring co W. G. Taylor, Lsporte, s., 200.
G. Hogan to Geo. P. Leon lot 48 and part of lot
"A, Lorain, 81 800
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Ladies' Bazaar.

The three departments of the Ladies'
Bazaar: Dressmaking Shirtmaking, in
cluding boys shirt-wasts, and family
sewing and Fancy work, are now open for
orders. Competent persons will take
charge of each department. Rooms east
side of Public Square.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-04-11

and Miss Ella Knapp in the Scotch settle
ment.
Rev. NJ. L. Starr has been suffering from
sciatic rheumatism, but is better.
Mrs. Albert Wilson is still suffering from
infiammatory rheumatism at her fathers
Mr.. L. Winchell's. nj.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-04-11

DR.. Bigelow's Life Oil is on sale al
Houghton's Drug Store. A pamphlet,
giving n brief but clear description OF
the many diseases the Life Oil so ef-
iectually cures goes with every bottle.
J. w. Houghton, Sole Agent.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-04-11

Use Wilson's Mocking-Bird Food.
Use Wilson's Canary-Bird Seed. Use
Wilson'S Insect Powder. Use Wilson's
new book on birds, chickens, dogs, rab-
bits, squirrels, parrots pigeons, gold
fish &c. For sale by J. w. Houghton
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Farm for Sale.

seventy-fve acres of excellent land, pleas
antly situated on main travelled street two
miles east of Wellington village. House,
barn, living water, orchard and plenty
of timber. Can be bought at a bargain If
sold soon. For terms inquire or address
90 ]. GANNETT
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Millinery.

Mr.. Wild, .msn has bought Miss Smiths In
tcrest In the Millinery, and has filed her
room with Ne~ Spring Stock of Goods, and
win he glad to see her old cu,tomers and
anv number of new ones
so MRS. WIDEMAN.
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THE MARKETS..
Cheese.

For the first time in years we have to re-
port no cheese in the market, new or old,
and consequently no prices to quote. Fac
tories have been in operation since April
lst, and by the 1st of May the new make
will be ready for market.
SHIPMENTS FOR WEEK ENDING APRIL 10
Cheese. 79S boxes. 81, 800 pounds.
Butter. 20S pkgs. II, ,557 pounds.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-04-11

j. NJ. Plum, Cleveland, o., says
Browns iron Bitters cured my wife
of nervous debility and headache"
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-04-11

An Elegant line of
Spring Suits for men
and boys, at lowest
prices,
At FITCH'S.
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For Sale.

Convenient House and Lot for sale on Tay-
Ior street Price 81 500. Call at the Office Of
so HERRIcK & RICHARDSON.
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Fresh Fish.

have made arrangements TO procure and
deliver to order al kinds ofFre Fish intheir
sea on. Orders left at the Bee Hive VIII
receive prompt attention
s0P2 LEWIS ELY
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-04-11

A nice line of Spring
Cloths for Custom Suits
just received, and Tissot
will make them up in
latest style,
At FITCH'S.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-04-11

IF you want q nobby
Hat, or anything in the
line Of Gents Furnish
Goods, you can't fail of
being suited, both in
style and price,
At FITCH'S.
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General Produce.

Wedding Cards u speciality at the
ENTERPRISE Office.
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9TRDR As- people are always on the look
wv their earnings, and in time be-
come wealthy; those who do
not I'M rove their opportunities remain In poverty.
many men, women. boys and girls to work for right
properly fr the frst start The business WIN pay
ht FURNISHED free. No who engages fails make
money rapidly You can devote your whole time to
q work. OF only your spare moments Full fnfor-
nation and all that is needed sent free. Address
STISsoN 4 Co., Portland. Maine lily
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EB Bring your Job Printing TO the
ENTERPRISE office. We are constantly
adding new styles and novelties, and
can give you as good job as you can
get in the city. Try us.
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BETTING ON ELECTIONS

~ The attention OF persons, who are al
ways 10 the habit OF enforcing their opionlons
upon the result Of elections, by proposing 10
bet, is called to the following section OF Ar
ticle 80 Of the Code Of Public Laws ct THIS
State
"46 No person shall make any bet or
wager on the result of any election to take
place in this State,
al. Any person offending against the
preceding section. shall be liable to ndlcs'
meat in the Circuit courts, if the offence be
committed in any county. or in the Criminal
court of Baltimore city and on conviction shall
be fined not less than fifty nor more than i've
hundred dollars. to be paid to the State Tor
the use of the School fund.
"4s. Every deposit of money in any part
Of the State, as wager or bet upon elections
in this State or elsewhere, shall be forfeited
and paid over to the County Commissioners
OF the county where deposited for the use Of
the county, and il deposited in the City Of
Baltimore, TO the Mayor AMI City Council.
L. VI. SWITZERLAND,
Sheriff vi Charles county.
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Battle of the Books.

Battle of the Books The "Litera
~ Revolution which caused such sensa-
ZION few years ago, and which was supposed
To have been thoroughly oyerttrown and done
Tor, seems to he "sb&Ee'l again, more fierce
aud furnishing than ever. Its 100 page
catalogue, free and 'books sent to any one
% be paid for after receipt and examination,
evidence of good faith .being given are now
beng advertised in thousands of papers, and
It opens ones eyes TO see the books offered -
tins time thoroughly, beautiful Typography
and the hest OF paper, .presswOrk and binding
instead OF small type and cheap work, as
formerly. Aud one must acknowledge that
they are indeed 1.-THE lowest prices ever
known Wequote few samples the books
being always unabridged, and in large type
Iennyson's Enoch Arden, 2 cents.
The Cotton Saturday Night cents.
CsSar's Commentaries, Cicero Grafton,
and numerouSe other "Ancicnt Classics for
English Readers" reduced from 81 TO as low
as Is cents each
Bacon's Essay, IS cents 10 40 cents.
Dore's famous Bible Gallery, 81
irving Sketch gook, IS cents to 60 cents.
Irving " orks, in 8 large and most beau
uiul volumes, 81.
Ancient Egypt under the Pharoahs, reduced
from SIS 10 SI.25.
Scott 5 Naverey Novels, reduced from $50
10 81 81.
George Eliots Works, reduced from Sl2
10 - 10.
And whole host of the great poets of the
world, ranging from 40 and so cents upwards
also plenty of other other books equ lily in =
teFesung and astonishing TO the old-ume
book BUYERS. The books are sold onle to
"nAers direct, not through booksellers Those
WHO would lie inclined TO believe such claims
IAeuious, are confronted with the privilege
OF examination before payment and the
witness OF ones own neighbCrs on every hand
Nhe nave already received these books 1t is
certainly worth postal card to get the "cat-
a'osu. tree For that address John B
Nlden' Publisher, Is Vesey ST New York.
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can org,niz,iion opened Us pa''', L pres
At White Plain. on Saturday 49, ,;,. audi
enc. Of an enthusiastic 'no ~ 81, pre-.
enee number Of tue nominee '...,,, theft
e en, ana made speeches proeiain.a,t. f,heir
.aa,;Jar,' and soliciting the "pp0'' "a n,
s s1na,un, .ao p for themselves = n,
s., nspo" Iosei At h. n''1. .- n'
smoa, candidate for sheriff, met BIZ l', ~ on
'V ~, lame. A Adams for the hr' ~, .O NJ
~, ~, w. Sn.,iag. Mr.. Adam. in deHnla .., n1
attempting to explain away bis i nj ~. oom
,na',on H." "y .holion stripe and was one o. Tue
W. : ii. county WHO voted for L' s.n,,
,.,.;aa a. entitled and the convention ''1 ~, .
10 accede to his demands, be Dau " ,u.oden,
nn bososa5k man to run rs an 'as dam,
candidate Mr. Smoot answered - and
'''''.. ...,;on.J manner and tone ""u
,@,5 n,..olience that he bad gone ,a e.. ~,
contest for the nomination, anu "'. o,om.
Mr. Adams fairly and bonoraOIy 'n' . t.
-, a opnn'd ,.y on5 majority Of the p'opl'
think proper to honor him Win ,p' f ,or hi,
LAM adsyo, 70 discharge the duties q US
ofire e,i,bfully. that had Mr. Adams ''' ,. ,I
nonioe. instead Of him, he would c'fa'a''y
have supported hin aud DAD al IL DIS
to insure his election and
Monday a meeting was held At P's'p' ~" NV
addressed by Ne.srs l.. 4. NiIns' =
Il. 5 Mitchell aud other u '"e
.,,Jid.tes Nr Wilmer in choice lna e'e'
rant language expressed bis pleasure ~ NV" ~
rg repre.enliye element OF the ~" .op
,eople who ike himself presented 'ne w -
.,c. Of ambition to attain tn, honor oil Oe'ng
elew,d. men. that II elected to the h'so aug
espon.ible Office ofSmtos Attorney h''nOu'o
nov ONLY bis duty, and with unFesouhs e
,rts endesyor to discharge it, always p"'pe''
M Justice with mercy and protect 'A' az
used from hcartlcss prosecution /
Mr. l. VI SouthrrlAnd said that d 'Ie''eo
a seat ia the next house Of delegates, he
ould endeavor 20 eradieated from ine IA"
pok that .elict of barbarsm-the de'iFain'
w..
Mr. Jams A Franklin an independent
.ndidate for the Legislature also adire'sed
e meeting. lie too, like SoaI'efI'nd'
omised if elected to DO his utmost 10 have
e dcstraint law repeated
Wednesday meeting was held at Oross
,pds aud was attended by Judge Harvey
d several Or the candidates and at hIll
,p yesterday. The meetings are sad 70 De
n attended and candidates entertain every
Ue of election.
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NOTICE.
TO Hotel Keepers, AZ all others 'ohO
dedt "a Liquors.

FOR the info nation of all persons concern
ed the following Act of the Legislature,
passed March cath, 1865, is published
CHAPTER 1911;
Az ACT prohibiting the sale of Spirituous or
Frrmented Liquors in the several counties
OF the State on the day of election.
SECTION l. BE It enacted by the General A.
sembiy Of Maryland, That it shall not be law
tul for the keepers Of any hotel, tavern, Stor },
drinking establishment, or place where liquors
are sold or for any person or persons, direct
ly or Indirectly to sell, barter, given or dis
pose of any spirtuous of fermrnled liquors,
ale or beer, or intoxicating drinks Of any kind
On the days OF election hereafter to lie held in
the several counties of this State.
Section 2. II. il enacted, That any person
violating the provisions of this Act shall be
liable 10 indictment hy the grand jur, OF the
county where the offence IS committed, and
shall, upon eovvicuoH before any Judge OF
any OF the circuit courts of tins State IL. fined
u sum OF not less than fifty dollars nor
more titan one hundred dollars for each and
every otfense-one-half the fine shall lie paid
the lnformsr, and the other half to the coun-
ty commissioners for the use of public roads.
LEIGH II. SWITZERLAND.
Sheriff Of Charles county,
Oct l9-te
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Judges Of Election. The County Com
m''s'oncrs al thelr sittiNg On Tuesday appoint
ed the following gentleman 10 serve As Judge
Of the Election on Tuesday November 9th
Prulmo.
f'rsi Distri,t.-John | jenkins, VIM. II
Wade, b L. Iligdon.
Second District.-Hsnry Delozier, Rober
Mnrbury, Il II Bowies
Third pl''rict.-W W Milstead, T. W
Wright, J Warder
Fourth Distuet.-George B. Lancaster
Samuel 7 Sw1nu, Jarhea T Dyer.
Fifth Dis'riet.-c.C c. Perry, (. McwiliAms
=. Harrison Page, ~.
sixth Distriet.-w J. Acton W. T. Hicks
Julian Berry
Seventh District.-Thomas L. Harmon, b
F dement, W H. Cot.
Eighth Distnct.-W. A. Boarman, R. A
BoNrman, II. A. Turner.
Ninth District.--N E. Barnes, Z. II. Swami
+. Tlyer
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Bold RObbery.-Nts Sarah Ching liyn.
n"'r The border line Of Charles aud ST Mary,
counties, bad her house entered u short ttnt
since 'nd robbed Of Vie SUM OF eight hundred
dollars, most Of which was in gold A col
1rrd 10y named Carter add white man
"Nmtd Rye "ere suspected Of the r,1bcr, 6c-
cause Of their having 50 much money 10 spend,
consequently the, we're arrested and lodged
in Leon4rItoWn judi Sutl rent proof has
since lceu obtained 70 establish the gull Of
thu accused Nome qi'll,e money his l'een re-
covered. Its supposed that Rye the rrlAr
factor in thr robbery, nus buried all except =
sn,nll amount whicfrbAJ we're caught spend.
Ing
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rhr ncmocrntlc Nnss NeetIng TIL

The Democratic Mass Meeting The
- Democratic Mss Mrc'ing was held in Por
roha ga, "Wednesday The count house in
which the meeting was held was fIIcd to a
comfortable capacity, composed Of men o.
both parties. Mr.. r II Elccn was elected
President, vita Mc,srs T. D. Stone, Joseph
3. Guliner AMI William F dement,
as Vice Presidents
Mr. Edclen by way Of preliminary made a
few Introductory remark relative to the dem.
ocr,tic party enl its NISSAN and then in
PRODUCED Gen Brady T johnson, who in a
spec Of an hour pictured tn, .Jrm Of gov
efumcni this should be according to bis view
Of IT, ciaimiug that the democratic p4rtys
7 tho = was government ofand y the cope
while the republican party advocated \
pate nal polio, over and to govern lhcpcopc
that such Il centr,lizttion of power as was
now being concentrated at Washington must
necessarily end in turmoil aud hloaj,led -
The speaker after having illustrated in 4 Dr.
chile manner the two theories anddewcted
the democratic as the better of the tSO, ac-
cordins to his jud Imcnt to subscrye the true
interest Of the people briefly touched upon the
tariff question, aud advocated low tariff 2
Gen. johnson then turned 10 state matters
and explained his position in advocating the
claim Of McLane, whom lac opposed for he
nomination. lie said that though attached
to McLane by early and continued association
he thought it un wise policy TO nominate eth
cr McLane or ll,miltou, that the nomination
should have been given s ONE one undenllhei
with either Of the contending faction OF The
purity, but rs the party composed Of the best
men in the state, whose principles he sdvocat
I'd and loved so dearly, had thought different
aud nominated him, and that as he had gone
INTO the fight and opposed him he felt forced
n duty and honor as Il CO IsstcUt man 't
support him. He spoke in favor of the aooh
ion Of the present tobacco warehouse system
md against the present policy Of proteeun!
he oyster beds of the state The Genera
vas listened to attentiyely throughout an'
lis speech WAS characterized of one com
ncndahle independence and fairness.
Hon Charles b. Roberts, the candidate TO
Attorney General was the next speaker Dir
Roberts briefly defined his position as between
he two elements Of the party and said tina
lie represented no faction or clique, but Oh
aimed the nomination by chance, and aspire
o be elected to the position simply from tn
loble prompdugs of ambition. From thi
lie engaged into retrospect of the republican
,arty when in power in the State, and thel
buses of the trust con6ded in them.
DR.. Cole followed Mr.. Roberts in shor
peech of about the same character and tn
meeting adjourned.
Mr.. McLane who was announced to speal
nd expected was prevented it was said b
Illness The distinguished speakers in tn
vening were the guests Of Hon. S. Coz
r., and spent Wednesday night under hi
ospitable root, returning next morning b!
he early train to Baltimore to continue thei
ampaign work
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-10-19

Mad Roads. -is~ sIrnas, crrry section OF
the couu'y the roads enin'a frkhtmI coudi
ton, and it is uow'rno late In the season L.
perfect much towards Their Improvement be-
fore the winter sets III, What then can b,
do"c? Nothing that we clu suggest except
70 gravel the clay and new made road beds
before wet weather # the commissioners
would pass an order orbidirng the supervis-
orr doing ANYTHING else, but to gravel and
il gull'es when absolutely ne essary, from
no" until the close Of their term, it might in
measur" accomplish some good, otherwise
they may have to saddle the expense Of few
law suits, before spring,
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Appeal. from RerI.ters.-Juaae $!

AppeaIS from Kegisters.-Judge Stone
will hold court ia Port Tobacco Wednesday
November LIST, for the purpose Of hearing APP
peals from Registers All persons Whose
names have been improperly stricken from
the registration list Or who nave been refused
registration, will have an opportunity Of that
day Of having their casrs reviewed D., aud pass
Ell upon by the court. Every one should attend
to this matter without fail. rs 1t il a ncccssu,
preliminary to the exercise Of that great PIE
rogauve, the right oLsufrage
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Counterfeit nalEpollars. Tier

Counterfeit HaHDoliars. There IL
said to. be ia extensive circulation ons OF Ia,
tnoss decriying cOuHprtsits ever manuf4ctur.
ed. The pieces which purport to be half
dollars, are Of the proper color and the die
from which they are struck is perfect They
also ring ike real coin, but are light in
weight, bciug made Of nickle and silver, and
are worth about 3 cents
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-10-19

Farm Sold. The farm called "Melrose
belonging to the heirs Of the late John H4mil.
ton, vas solI on Tuesday by K. II. Edelen aud
- { Hamilton as trustees for the heirs. fer
the sum Of two thousand dollars. aud was
bought by W. + + Hamilton. The proper
Nv In town here WIS NOT snld
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1883-10-19
Ladies' Tonic"

The great female remedy is prepared by
the Women's Medical Institute of Buffalo,
\. Y, and is their favorite prescription for
ladies who are suffering from weakness or
complaints common to the sex. 1t is sold by
druggists at 81 per bottle. Ladies can
obtain advice free. Send stamp for names 0.
those who have been cured.
dec SLY.
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NOTICE TO 0UT.PENSlONERS.

ORDERED, nv the Board of Trustees Of
" the Aims House of Charles County, that
All out-Pensloners be required to renew their
petitions to said Board on or before the FiRST
DAY OF DE'EMRER 1893 Said petitions
to he signed ny tve respectable taxpayers OF
sand county. BY order Of The Board
THOMAS VI WEIGH
OCT l9-Im ONVrseeg.
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Assault Justice Stone, on Saturday
issued warrant for the arrest of Dugins
Smith, alias llal Queen, charged with entering
the hous- or Richard Knott, Saturday night
aud committing an assault upon him. The
offender has not yet been arrested
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~ Y u - '''''' ~
" H4viland aud &ifc to Matilda Mason oi
property called part Of "Ilagan Folly" con
sidcrttiou, $50. Deed from Pliney Bow 10
sarah Mills Of part OF tract OF iand called
Greenwood FARM consideration, Slj.-
Deed from q s. Smith and vile, and r .
Clark aud wife to Charlotte r. Simpson Of
one acre Of land, consideration, love aud re-
spect
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Everybody Alarmed Come 70 our es-
tALlisbmeut aud We will put you inside Of an
elegant and stylish new fall suit or overcoai
sts price so low thatit will scare you For
ecsasmy aud solid Satisfaction, 20 to the
great Bsluuore Clolhiers, G. \ Oehm Son,
7Ss w. Pratt Street. through TO 50 Hanover
Street.
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LATEST STYLES
IN
SPRING DRY GOODS

All Wool Spring Dress Goods, 25cts.
Nuns Yelling, all new colors, 25cts.
Spring Dress Goods, new colors, l24cts.
Spring Cashmercs, new colors, IS, 81 and 81
Summer Silks, scots 62cts. and 75cts.
Black Dress Silks. 81 90, SIPS, Sl.5O, Sl.7s
and 81 20.
Black Cashmeres, 37cts., Scots, 62cts. and
15cts.
Mourning Dress Goods.
Crepe Wells and Shawls.
White and Fancy Mating all styles.
spring Carpets, 25cts., 37cts. and scots.
o0th for Men and Boys wear, 81 and scots.
Cotton AIDES for Mems Suits, 2octs.
P'asol' Sloo, SIPS, sl.5O, $500, S2.5OI
Boidal Quilts, 98cts., worth $500.
Nlks, YeIyets, Satins, Brocades.
DIX Surahs, all colors, scots.
six Aorino, all colors, oOcts.
'ua Liner l2cts., l5cts., lscts., 2octs. and
25cts.
D0'ed Swiss all colors, new patterns.
'''n Stripe Yictoris Lawns l2cts.
satin Stripe Pique Sets.
'''0e'' eottons, Ginghams, Percals, Che
viots and Gossamers.
g. Nj. TowsOn.
'o Fenn' Ave., South Side near Cen
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Inc only pain We can safely make light of
Is 'ae window pane, bat the pain that racks
our frame and tears oar lungs is matter OF
serious consequence. To alleviate the /. tier
and effect a pertinent cure, Dr. Bulls Co,..h
syrup is relied on by all sensible people