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The Worthington advance., 1883-01-04
GRAND PRAIRIE.

This is fine holiday weather.
A daughter of My. Marr WAS recently
married TO y yeun2 :n:sn from Wiscoa
sin and he happy pair have returned
to the hsn'1 Of the bgidtsrso@.
On Saturday, De':. 80. JAMES Walker
was appointed town clerk in place Of
Geo. Hallas, rssiyu>d. All parties i'll
ttr.sied in the clerks rtiice Of that
town. please take notice. MIR. Walkers
address is Handy. klallas has moved
to Adrian for The winter.
A. ). Meacham lost 4 valuable colt
few days ago by its getting cauyht in
barb wire fence.
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There will he lay service at the Epis-
copal church OH Friday night at o'clk.
Also on Sunday morning ut II and at
night at 7:30.
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will be at tho Worthington Hotel
Jan. 10Th to 25th. Adrian 18th and 16 b.
l9-3W l.. n. BEDFORD
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BiXelow & Plumb are selling way
down. and advertising their prices
They have already established big run
on coffee and sugar by letting the pub
lie know it.
HOUSE TO RENT.-Apply to
l9-tf S. MCLEAN.
At the village election held at Adrian
on Tuesday the following officers were
elected:
President of Council-T. G.. Newell.
Trustees-A. e. Lindgren, Peter VI
Yelling and j. T. Hosmer.
Recerder-Thos. johnson.
Treasurer-A. NJ. Becker.
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For SALE-One House and one
store, with residence up stairs, and two
lots. Enquire of J. CHADWICK
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MORTG.iG or FORECLOStRE SA LIZ.
WHEREAS, default ha~ been made in the
w conditions OF IL ce. luin indcnturc Of mort
gage executed aui delivered BY Charles viii
kinson AMI ,usieJ. Wilkinson, his wife, Mot
g;;g'rs. 10 The American Freehold Land Mort
gaEe mpany, OF London (liMittd) MOrtga'
gee, dated The -. day Of June, a. ID. 1890, and
Recorded il, the Office Of the Registrr of Deeds
IN and for the county of Mobiles in the State of
at O'Clock and thi,ty minutes y m. in Book ~
Of Mortgages. on .ges :.6 "O:. ')o and 800. by
the failure To pay Sixty Dollars, an inatillment
1882: and whereas, the said nlortg gee having
AS by the t;!lNS UI Sais mortgage il WAS author
lied 10 20, DECLARED, and by this no ice does de-
to Be due and payable. there is claimed to be due
said mortgage amt the debt secured thereby.
and is due at III" date oI thiS notie, Eight Hun
drtd Sixty Eight o. iGo Dollars C556S 6u), and no
action OF proceeding at law OK ot.'erwis" having
been inst,; ute.' TO rrc"ver tne debt secured by
said mortgage Of any part thel col.
tue OF il power ui sale contained in said mort
gage anA pursuant to the statute in such case
ma eand provided: the said mortgage will be
described viii b.. sold at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash, to pay said debt in
t-re>ta d Fifty Dollar attorneys fees and the
said cnun'y Of Mobiles ut the fIons door Of
the Court II use in the village of Woithing-
ton in the county of Mobiles and State OF Mi!n-
eSuta, on
The 9th day of January, a. D. 1883,
at II o'clock in the forenoon Of that day.
The lands and premises SO to be SOl, are Situ-
ate i'll tie county uf SnblcS and State of MINES
cta AID (;.>ci ib> Il as follows:
The southwest Quart. / OF section TWO (2), in
township One !tn,die.! and Three tIV5). range
Fo,ty .+:), we t, containing one hundred and
sixty acres.
Dttrl November 20, 1882.
THE AMERICAN fKEE!!O' ID LAND MORT
GA;. A;.ECOMPASI Or LONDON (4lAIl rED),
mnftgaEte.
A. -. pEnkl$s, Window. Minn., Attorney for
Morfga
First pub. Nov. -. l-S2.
Last pub. Jan. J., 1888.
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$40 REWARD!

A reward Of Ten Dollars will be paid to any
one who shall furnish to the President or Attor
ney Of the.
COMMON COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF
WOKTHINLTON,
Information which shall lead 20 the conviction
Of any person in Justices Court OF
Selling Intoxicating Liquor as a Bev.
erage, Contrary to Law,
in the village Of Worthington, on or after Dec
IL, 1882.
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Bigelow & Plumb will make Wor-
thington the best place in the county
to trade. 1926
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Saturday. the 10th day Of February,

SEWING MACHINES CHEAP.-You
can buy an Improved Singer SEWN
Machine with all the attacbementS.
drawers, and warranted for 5 years, for
500 at II. e. ToRRANcE's.
14-4W ~.
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PKCHA7'E COURT

No,ice is hereby given 10 the public that will
d Probate Court on The
FIRST MONDAY OF EACH MONTH.
WcTthingtrn.
Papers may he flied at any other time by ap.
wing to me ut Adrian in said county, and an
animation OF the records NAV be had at any
strict Court.
My l. s NELSON, Judge OF Probate.
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Rev. b. +. kephart received hand
some album from his S. S. class Of
young ladies and young men, and otl er
valuable presents from other parties,
ON New Years day.
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All O@cial Matter Pub
l1shed in this Paper.
fvY YyR Y.Y0T

CLUB LIST.
We will club the ADVANCE with
other papers at the following rates:
With tne American Agriculturist, 4275.
With the Minneapolis Tribune, 9G0'
With the St. Paul Pioneer Press, 13.GO
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SIS REWARD!

A reward of Fifteen Dollars vii lie paid to
any one who will furnish evidcnc.. hat wi! IL
vict anyone Of GAMBLING i'll any of the chur-
chcS Of Wortilingtun,
Or evidence that will convict any OF the men,
bers of any OF the churches of
Cruelty to Animals,
by letting them stand exposed t. til" Wea ther in
winter While such members are W0rSllippng BY
a War u fire on the inside.
Or evidence that will convict any OF such
church members of SELLING. CIDER contrary
+" law or breaking !le Sabbath by selling goo,,s
on that day or amy other desperately wicked
or unlawful offence
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Hard and soft coal at Shepar:ls'
Worthlngtou. l7-tf.
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GRAND PRAIRIE.

Faded Colors flestored.-Faded, or
gray hair gradually RECEIVERS its ynuth-
ful co!rr and lnstre by ths use Of Par
ker's Hair Ba}San', HI eiee~rt dressing
admired for its purity and rlcN per-
fnme
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LEG Al ADVERTISEMENT;
NOTICE. or IIOHTGiGE &-iLT BY I'D
EEHTLSt.NENT.

NOTICE. or MOHTG.iGE S-iLT BY I'D
EEHJLSt-NENT
WHEREAS, default has been made in the
ami delivered by ihini"s Gage and Sa anna
cage, his vie. morts'g":s. to Warrrn
lay "a S"f't If ,'ss7sD x D. :fa 's and h' rs 'st
corded in he Office M the Regis
t 6Ss tshs: At isS csioS e I'm % BOX ;, Of
Mortgages, nn page 23l. IN which there is
claimrd to be due and Is due at ihc date of
F"rty Two aud 5t-'Io B. liars (ts1:.!o) as prin:
c!lal and interest, ar.! ta~ further sum of
Twenty-Five and '7-li Dollars {bcH.57) as taxes
which were paid, on the land in said mortgage
OF December, 1872, after sal lana had been sold
for said taxes. making total amount due S.id
mortgage from said, m"ffyas"rs upon said
mortgage the sum OF Three Hundred and Sixty
Eight and 7-1G0 Dollars {S"SS.0I).
And no action or proceeding has been inStitu.
ted 1T law or in equity to recover the debt secu
red hy said mortgage or "ny part thereof.
: Now, notic. is hereby given. that by virtue OF
power Of sale contained in said mortgage, and
Ut thu statute III such case male and provided.
said mortgage will I've iorec'osed by sale Of the
m"r'gaged premises therein es'ribed. for
cash. by the Sheriff OF said county. at public
ancton at the front dnor Of the Court i!"us,; In
beS and State Of Minnesota, on
Saturday. the 10th day Of February,
A. u. 1ss3. at 10 "c|e"k in the forenoon,
70 satisfy the amount which shall then be
due and owing on said mo: tgage, with
the interest thereon. and costs and exp penSeS
OF sale. and Twenty Five Dollars at rney s
fees. as stipulated In said mortgage IN case Of
foreclosure
The premises described in said mortgage, and
so to be Sold are the lot piece or parcel n' land
situated i'll the county OF Mobiles and State Of
minnesota, and kh own and described as follows
tU-Wit:
The north half Ul) OF the northeast quarter
90 OF sectio" M. Twenty (2O), In township
No. one hundred and four 900, of range No..
forty (4t).
WARREN G. BARBOUR,
MOrtgagee.
GEO. w. WILSON,
= Attorney of Mortgagee
Dated December &C, 1882.
First Uub Dec ~ 1899
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a. y. u. W. Lodge held an election
on Friday night last and elected the
following officers for the ensuing term:
Master WorkmAn-Frank Lewis.
Foremnn-O. g. Grundsten.
Overseer-A. Forbes.
Guides. F. Pepple.
Recorder-R. b. Pl0tts.
Financier-C. p. Shepard.
Receiver-T. II. Parsons.
Inside Watchman-S. Mclean.
Outside Watchman-W. w. Heron.
Medical Examiner-Geo 0. Moore.
Trustee-R Il. Miller.
For SALE.-A good work mare. one
yearling colt, one snlky plow, Mower
and horse rake, heavy wagon, light
spring wagon, drag and other farm im-
plenents. Apply at Goodnow place Oh
Ocheeda lake.
19-1m WI WOLL1sCROFT.
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Ministers desiring to ride over the
Rock Island or the NJ. s. st. L. rail
roads caE obtain half fare certificates
of the Worthiugton Aseut, E, E. War
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LOCAL.
woRTnlxaron. MINI. JANUARY 4, 1883
CLUB RATHl

a.....- CLUB RATBS.
The ADVANCE is furnished at d SO q year to
Clubs e1 ten OF more. Clubs OF ton for six months
76 cents for each subscriber
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ARRIVAL AND DDEPARTUEEO OF TRAINS.

SIOUX CITY ST. PAUI. TIME CARD.
NO. PASSENGER.
ootng West,
Leave St Paul at $50 p. m.
IS Warrington. at n.3- p. m
Arrive ut Sinu. City. ut 3.5T q. NJ.
NO. , PASSENGER
Leave st Paul y, 7:loam
Arrive a: W"!ihn"ton ut 3:l9 III
Ar. at Sioux City at 7:35 pm
Going East.
Leave Sioux CITY at 1910 a. m
- Wortllington, at 4.05 a. m.
Arrive at ST. Paul. at I.5o p. IN.
Leave Sioux E!tvat $40 4 m
Arrive 1T Warrington at II :"2 am
Ar. at St. Paul 1T 7:25 pm
AcCoMNoDATIoS.
Going E,st-l ewes W"rthineton at $50 4. IN.
:+a a. ~. 80, p III, and 5:o7 y. III.
Going Wc>:-:.rIvr$ N"rthinGton at l::lo p.
II and at 2:,L,, y: U AMI 800 p. III.
WORT!uNGTON AND SIOUX FALLS r. r.
Leaves Sioux Falls at 20 4. nj.
Arrives at Worthinston II IS -
3otna West
Leaves Wortncton ? IS pm.
Ar. at SiOnS Falls, so
L. L. WARREN, Agent.
&C. X. n. TINE TABLE.
Going Nnrt:.-lasSenger arrives 1T 80 p. III.
Going Sou :h-ra -s-ns.r leaves at $50 a. m.
C. l. =. ". TIME TABLE.
Time "f departure of Passenger Trains from
New Ulm 1T IS a. III. + 5 25 p. III.
Time Of arrival:
Ercnl the East, 6 so 4 M IS pm
From the West, 9C5 amk ;Opm.
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ORDERS BOUGHT.

What Cheer and, Illinois Coal by car
or ton at II. G. Shepard X Co.'S. LIFT
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C7 EFT, M. d.,
PUISICIdN Il SURGEON.
lrecla, attention given tn Surgery and the
atr,ent of Female Diseases: having had ten
.,Ss- experience.
\iSn Surgeon os the Sioux City & st. Paul and
,ftilinytOil 4 81 ,ux Fails 'i,ilrOauS
upy,.irI with full c'iSs -! Surgical 'nd ODxtct
.i!nStru:ie.'ts. :i;:d fracture appliances.
lFElCE-Ai Residence, coruer OF Fourth Ave-
= and Eleveiiil Street.
WOI.7IIINGTON. HMM.
3 lilly.
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#nrtaiaotoa @araatf.
'UBLIsilED WEEKLY. Ar
ADVERTISING RATES.
A. @. of u. W.
M A SONIC.

Wovthington Lodge no G5 meets every Friday
oventnG. J. S. MCMANUs, Master WOrkmn.
r b PLOTTS. Recorder.
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FOR KENT.-A new House Of six
rooms: j. II. JOHNSON.
4 17-tf.
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William B Tregoning to Lille Marr

Permit no snbStitution.-1nsi upon
obtaining Floreston Cologne. It is
pre-pminently superior in permanence
and rich delicacy Of fragrance.
The Worthington advance., 1883-01-04

WARNlNG.-The party who borrow
ed that storm window from Mr.. Hus.
selton's store without asking for it, had
better return it to the same place be-
fore we make it interesting for him.
CHASE.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MARRIAGE LICE.VEEX ISSUED.

IL. T.. Shepard Il Go. have good
team Of horses fer sale cheap. l7-tf.
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See Bigelow & Piumb's new ad.

Wanted Immediately, good girl for
general houseWork. Permanent place
and good wages. II. II. MILLER.
The Worthington advance., 1883-01-04

The railroad war is about ended ut
cut rates continue on Flour and Meal
at the ADVANCE block. u
The Worthington advance., 1883-01-04

There is a ru nor on the street that
Jos. Lowe was hurt the other day at
the Sheldon Mill,
The Worthington advance., 1883-01-04

Bigslow & Plumb appear this week
with a new ad. They have collected
their bills so closely that they have lost
little or nothing, and hence need not
make up losses from their paying Gus
toners.
The Worthington advance., 1883-01-04

BLASKs.-Chattel Mortgage and
hattel Mortgage Sale Blanks for sale
thus Office III any quantity.
FoR SALE.-A No. I Piano. Insuire
..fhe ADVANCE Office. stiff
The daily gazette., 1883-07-23
WITH ornERs, MONEY.
How a vt. BOuis Tetier Made $50 600
without Roboing the Bank.

without Roboing the Bank.
fst Louie lobe-Democrat.
An interesting story Ia told Of the way in
which apayings teller OF one Of the city banks
of shfewd and provident turn OF mind WAS
able to aequ competency IN short
space OF time and then retire from his posi-
lion without thc bank having been the loser
by the operation aud without having his own
reputation blasted. The story is that the
bank carried heavy cash balance TO meet
such call IA might be- made upon IL from
day TO day and to draw upon in case Of ran
upon the bank. This was ptrusted TO the
paving teller. Instead OF allowing this sum
to remain in the banks safe, as vas the in-
tention OF the directors, and as they supposed
t0 be actually the case, the teller lnVesied
largely la six per cent. bonds and early
issues of the government four per cents
These were substituted for the cash, the iu-
vestor cutting oil the coupons and getting
the money on them as they became payable
The prospective calls upon the cash could
be readily estimated; and anything beyond
that limit was converted into bonds. This
state of affairs went along smoothly for
about two years, the enterprising teller en-,
Toying all the privileges AZ to coupons OF
bloated bendholrier, Shortly after the 0by
Owen deialcaiion became public the
directors had sudden spasm of vigilance,
and one day, without q moments warning,
they called upon the teller ior his keys and
were about TO Institute a count oi cash.
With an assurance and nerve that struck
the investigating directors fairly speechless,
he said HGentlemen, you csnnoI have the
keys. / will give you my written resignL-
ton, according to the terms OF our con
tract, but you shall not have the keys 10 The
safe." s.-.
The gentlemen were taken completely by
surprise and knew not what to say or do.
| Arrest was threatened, but the teller WAS
| obdurate, and the directors finally with
| drew TO talk the matter over. This gave him
his chance, and, slipping out with the sur
! reptitiously purchased bonds, he speedily
converted them into cash and the right
amount was deposited in the vaults. By
that Kline the objection to the surrender OF
the keys was removed, and the directors
and bondsmen, who had been thoroughly
nonplussed, and thoroughly frightened by
the refusal, found their heaped-up thou
sands secure and the bank on as sound
financial d-rock as it had ever been. The
fact that the teller had just disposed of q
large amount of bonds, however, led 10 the
discovery Of the way in which he had been
using the funds OF the bank for his own
emolument, and the resignation went into
effect. During the time between the pur
chasing and sale of the bonds they had
largely appreciated in value, so that during
the transaction the teller had cleared be-
tween $50, 900 and 100000 from the rise in
value and the coupons. The bank was none
the poorer from the operation, and attempts
made to compel the employe TO disgorge his
profits were uuavailing. Public prosec ution
would have given the affair unpleasant no.
toriety for both parties, and the story has
consequently been closely kept.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-23
Home Items.
Home iteInss
AL your own fault
If you remain sick when you can
GET hon hittnrs thai nrYer- Emil

Get mop Dlttefs that neYer-tGu
The weakest woman, sn allest child and
sickest invalid can use hop bitters with
safety and great good
Old men tottering around from Rheu-
matism, kidney trouble or any Weakness
will be almost new By using hop bitters.
My wife and daughter were made
healthy by tire use OF hop titters, and re-
CONNIE I'd them to my people.-Methodis
Clergyman.
Ask any doctor II hop
Ritters 40 not the hest family medicine
On earth.
-Malurial fever, Ague aud Blicuspe
will leave every neighborhood as eoon as
hop bitters arrive.
-'sMy mother drove tie paraiysis and
neuralgia all out Of her system with hop
bitters. I'D Os,rego Satn.
Keep the kidneys healthy with hop
bitters and You need not fear sickness.
lice waite. is rendered harmless and more re-
freshing and reviying with hop bitters in each
The yIgor of youth for the aged and inhrm
hop bitters.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-23
10 N wANAMAKER.

A Black, Plaid Organdy
Lawn is worn either in or out
of meurningf + summer toilets
Did you ever get good article
under Is cents Z Possibly but
you never did under l2l cents.
While this bargain lot lasts it
is yours at 8 cents.
Ma ket st. entrance main aisle, first circle on
right.
InIJAy DANAnAuup
The daily gazette., 1883-07-23
ROAD
FROM GAEvERT STATION,
TAKING EFFECT JUNEla 1854


For Washington, a. m. AIS and s55 n. m.
daily, except Sunday, and 40, 7.85, 8. Is and
and II .35 a. M. and 800 and 7.I6 p. M, daiiv'
For Pope's Creek Line, 7.00 u. m. and 4 40 D. m.
:, daily, except sunday.
FOR Anaspolis, 100 =. N, daily except Sunday,
- anu D. % p. M, daily.
For Richmond and the South at 4, % and o. is a
=, m daily, and 3.15 p. m, daily except Sunday
For the South via Virginia Midland Ilailrosd II
40 Dam, daily, and 3. b5 pm, except Sunday
I.lO y. M, sunday only.
For ami q. r.. at S.l5 and s.55 D, m.
= daily, except sunday. '
For Norfolk via Potomac River steafners Mon.
day, Wednesday and Friday at IL. 35 a. n,
FROM UNION STATION
For Washington, 4.39 $50, 7.05, 7.4, $50. IN an
day, tan, $50, 7.4b, $50. fI.4O 8. M, SiO and
Id 2. IN.
For Va. Slidland Road, at 4, 20 a. M, daily. o os
p M, except sunday. 10 p. M, on Sunday
FgrC. .. Road, 6 5oa m. daily. ex ept Sum
day, N M, Qinited as p. M, and o. o5
p. M, daily, exception sunday.
FROM PENNsYIvANIA-AvE STATION
For Washington, IS, 71O, 75O o. IS and ii. IS a.
M Z. 20, 5.l5, T25 and .. 10 p. M. On sunday,
al on 7,h0, 800 and n.45 a, M. B.16 and 7.26
For Annapolis, 40 a. M, daily except Sunday;
3l5 y. M, daily. : =
LEAVE WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMORE
Atea9 500 30 and 10. 80 a, M, 1.sO, fz0, A.SO,
s.D, 7.m, $50 and 10. % p. m. On Sundaya, al
10 lO.S0s IN. 40 60, J. 30, $50 and TO- % D.
CHARLES Z. PUaH. General Manager,
The daily gazette., 1883-07-23
JOHN WANAMAKER.

Well, after al, that big pile
of calico is apt to turn out as
much happiness to the yard as
any Did you ever see a finer
collection of patterns =? We'll
printed, the oily odor ON them
still. No one ever made a pre-
sent OF a dress pattern with
more sterling value than these
excellent calicoes at 5 cents a
yard.
right. -
JOHN WANAMAKER.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-23
R.I.'C.TERRY'SLOTI0
Softening and Beautifying the Skin.

This preparation has remarkably healing and sOAe
effect upon the Skin. 1t Itremoves Pimples Botches E
Red or lnfamed Noses Freckles Sunburn Rough Cha
Lips or Hands, Liver Spots and Dscoloratons Danduf
Itching of the Scalp Thickened Brittle Nails, etc.
Read the certificate of the Eminent Chemist Prot Cha
s. Gauntt NJ D., Graduate Of the University Of Pennsy
1874:
The daily gazette., 1883-07-23
HAYEsyILLE, ONO, Feb. II. /

VIIIUl III
am very glad to say ! have tried Hop
Bitters, and never took anything that did
me as much good. ! only took two bottles
and would not take Sl00 for the good they
did me. | recommend them to my patients,
and get the best results from their use.
G. B. MERCER, M. ID.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-23
JOHN wAEAMAKEB,S:
3s-'5s

At this time, when the Gus
tom is to run stocks low, we
have bought heavily of few
lines of seasnnable dress goods
at prices that seem surprising
and that will please those look
ing for store news this morn
ing. ~
Now about lawns and cali
Goes in these lots we name.
"Are these the best quality :"
Yes "Fast colorsi' Yes.
"Do you guarantee they'll
wash ~ No; no more than
you'll guarantee a button.
wont come off. You can boil
that lawn with enough chqmi-
Gals to leave it white, Wen
show you some however, wash
ed with brown soap and hot
water, and you can see the
difference. In a W I'd, all our
printed goods a'e Of the best
sort OF ''fast colors" known to
the rade. as
The daily gazette., 1883-07-23
JOHN WANAMAKRR.


Here is a beautiful lawn in
the newest French styles, fresh
and blooming. Our buyer
knows its American make,
though you mightn't, unless
you were told. This is put
down, too. We compared it
with that on the shelves at 375
cents-not much odds, but less
sheer and just as well printed
Think OF it, a dime a yard
Mark't st. entrance, main aisle, first circle on
right.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-23
JOHN WANAMAKRR.

Not all our stock of ging-
hams, but a special lot of do
mestic that has touched 10 to
l2l cents, but never lower tor
this make, we pin down to 7
cents. Styles innumerable and
good first-class make Perfect
as any on our shelves.
Market ST. entrance, ma In aisle, hrst circle on
ght.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-23
a. pIfiI pfIIA February n

l.
public
in,
SS.
Analyt cal an
The daily gazette., 1883-07-23

ForR HUNDRED dollars per month for
playing bare bah is a great inducement, and
doubtless produces many vain regrets OH
the part Of those who used to batter their
hngers aud bruise their bones lor the mere
glory and excitement OF attaining distinc-
tion in our great national pastime.