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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-31
BROWNSVILLE.

Il. G. Gillett has the Montana fever.
"A. L. Sleeper is confined to the house
with sickness.
Sunday was the loveliest day that we
have had this winter.
Choice fresh oysters, warranted good
or no pay, at Sleeper & Sons.
Elder Belden will preach at Baptist
church next Sabbath morning and even
ing.
Snow banks are plenty and deep, and
make the country roads far from pleas
ant.
Rev. Satterlee preached at the Bap-
fist church Sunday evening, to a full
house.
"A series of protracted meetings will be
held at the chapel during the week COM
mencing Monday evening.
"A new and large stock of dry goods
and groceries lately arrived at Sleeper q
Sons. Come and see them.
Monday being a fine day the country
was we'll represented in town, and the
merchants were full of trade.
Miss Emma Phillips arrived here Sat-
urday from her home in Wisconsin. She
is stopping at her sisters. Mrs. George
Curtiss.
-Chas. Hoy lost q valuable watch
chain and charm at the New Years dance.
Will the finder leave the same at Sleepers'
store.
&C. O. Bigelow and I. G. Thatcher
have by mutual consent, dissolved part
| nership in the grain business. G. O. Big
Glow will settle the business of the late
| firm.
The sad news was received Monday
morning of the death of Mrs. Lora Ives,
daughter of j. F. Tompkins, and wife of
Stephen Ives, at Spring feld, Pa, where
she had gone for her health. The remains
are expected here Wednesday.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-31
Wrap Up. e.,


1.-THE prevalence of throat and lung diff
ficulties after this cold spell and during
the spring will be quite alarming"
1t was a doctor who spoke and his asser-
ton was an answer to an inquiry about
the mortality in the city.
people are too: careless; all too care
less; or those who are not careless are too
often ignorant. Everybody: i should he
we'll wrapped up when he: goes into the
outside atmosphere this weather. The
result of breathing air 20 below zero into
the lungs every second or two is as dead
" as would be the inhalation Of boiling
water. Some people may be able to stand
it for a time without bad effect, apparent.
~; but it will catch the best of them in
time; and my experience tells me that the
apparently rugged very often succumb
when others more delicately constituted,
and more careful of their bronchi@ and
pulmonary organs, experience little or no
trouble. When it is known that the air is
inhaled 200 below zero and exhaled i'm
mediately afterwards at 99} fahr., fair
idea can be gained by the most illiterate of
the amount of vital force brought into re-
QUESTION in the conversion of frozen air
into air of blood heat.
"And in driving horses at high rate of
speed against the wind, or even in this
rare, piercing air when there is no wind,
is as dangerous to the animal as is care.
lessness in wrapping up to people. AZ
fections of the throat and lungs are As
frequently, in proportion to the number,
contracted by the horse as by man. Great
care should be taken with both. 7
II am glad to notice that the idea OF
wrapping up comfortably is being indulg-
ed in much more than formerly by men in
the cities. A few years ago, a very large
number of fashionable men thought the
wrapping up Of the face and neck was
something effeminate OF. was Characters
tic Of the (sensible) granger, and in all
kinds Of weather they went forth with
face, neck, and chest exposed to the in
clemency of the weather. suicidal as well
as foolish. -.
a ..Yos, there will be good deal Of sick
ness this winter and spring. concluded
the medico, buttoning up his great coat
and pulling his fur cap away down over
his ears. "a great deal Of sickness; but if
people would only exercise little com
mon sense in the matter properly pro-
| tectins their Inn % when about to go into
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-31

De man who neber sins makes q poor
mex doah neighbor. De woman who
keeps feeling Of her shoulder to see if
wings hab started makes q poor mother,
and wuss housewife. If you hab neber
injured q man an gene to him. an asked
his pardon, an made up, you doan'
know what real happiness is. If your
conscience hab neber driben you to pray
err. you can't feel de goodness Of de Lord.
My advice to you is TO be little wicked
mot enough to make men fear ST hate
you, but Just huff to keep you convinced
dat you must help support churches an,
pay clus attenshun to what de preachers
say, or youth be left behind when de pur-
cesshun starts. Detroit Free Press. 81 z{ g
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-31

For lame Back, Side or Chest, use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price Is cents.
SHILOH'S COUGH and Consumption Cure
is sold by US on guarantee. 1t cures con-
sumption.
SHILOH'S vITALIZER is what you need
for Constipation, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness
and all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10 and
Is cents per bottle,
chitis Immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure.
For sale by DORR T. void.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-31
ON THIRTY DAYS TRIAL.

The VoLTA1C BELT Co., Marshall Mich, will
send DR.. DYES CELEBRATED ELECTRO-VOL-
TAIC BELTS AND ELECTRIC APPLIANCES on
are afflicted with nervous debility, lost vitality
and kindred troubles, guaranteeing
speedy and complete restoration of
N. B.-No risk is incurred, as thirty days
trial 10 allowed. jan3-ly
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-31

toothache and neuralgia of the head I used
Thomas Eclectric Oil. This is certainly
the best thing ever knew for relief Of
pain of any kind. The house is never
without it" Mrs. A. NJ. Frank, TT W..
Upper St., Buffalo, N. Y. For sale by
nOrr e. Wold
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-31
Bucklen'S Arnlca Salve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all skin eruptions, and positive
ly cures piles. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price Is cents per box. For sale by
Clemmer g. Pooler.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-31

l AA0ASA w.
IA GRAND JURORS.
G. w. Oswald, Sergeant.
F. P. Mcbride, Austin city.
Thos. Rough, Lodi.
Thos. Gibson, Lansing.
G. Deremer, Nevada.
s. E. Lutsinger, Racine.
H. w. Lightly. Austin town.
H. Bagley. Udolpho.
G. w. Woodwork, Sergeant.
H. Dudfield, Dexter village.
Moses Rolf, Nevada.
j. A. johnson, Marshall.
F. B. Kline, Window.
L. Mott, Red Rock.
j. NJ. Wyckoff, Leroy.
D. Sanborn, Racine.
p. A. Peterson, Udolpho.
P. Bauldner, Adams.
A. Friedrich, Austin city.
A. S. Lott, Austin town.
Abe Clouse, Bennington.
w. A: Woodson, Austin town.
G.. w. Wood, Frankfort.
PETIT JURORS.
r. F. Pick, Dexter town.
A. A. Anderson, Marshall.
John Halverson, Lyle.
Ole o. Florand, frankfort.
Charles Knox, Red Rock.
T. Lukens, Leroy.
w. F. Day, Austin city.
P. Zimmerman. Racine,
Peter Heffner, Nevada.
C.%Sorenson, Lodi.
A. Hotson, Lyle.
J. H. Hickok, Austin town.
J. Krebsbach. Adams.
D. P. Kittridge, Austin city.
A. H. Marsh, Red Rock.
John Eddy, Lyle,
II. Carey, Adams.
A. Goodsell, Nevada.
r. Eckford, Grand Meadow.
N. A. Sumner, Sergeant.
Ira Snyder, Window.
w. 8. Conger. Austin city.
John heller, Udolpho.
Warren Paddleford, Austin tow1
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-31
Money to Loan.

AT : ysry leo rate Of interest, on real
estate security. One Of our firm will be
ct the Davidson House on Saturday Of
each week. 6ANBoRN g Son,
Brownsville, MINI.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-31
The Transerlpt Club List.

The Transcript Club List.
We will furnish the TRANSCRIPT and
any one of the following named periedi-
Gals for the price stated below, cash in
advance: 80. {
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-31
Births and Deaths for 1859.

The following is the record of births
and deaths in the several towns of Now
er county, as, by law, returned to the
Clerk of the Court by the various town
ship and village clerks:
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-31

"RoUaH ON RATS Clears out rats,
mice, reaches, flies, ants. bed-bugs,
skunks, chipmunks gophers. 15c.
DRUGGISTS.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-31
Grand and Petit Jurors.

The following is the list of jurors drawn
for the March term of court for Mower
county. Court will convene in this city,
Tuesday, March 20:
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-31

MOTHER SWANS WORM SYRuP.-Infal-
lible, tasteless, harmless, cathartic; for
feverishness, restlessness, worms, consti-
patton. 26c. "A ~'
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1883-01-31

Dumb beasts can't talk, but they can and
do feel the keen, cutting winds. Don't
forget to be merciful to the faithful
hOrse.-Er.
Truly said-every word. ....-.'
When color of fabric has been &C.
cidentally or otherwise destroyed by acid,
ammonia is applied to neutralize the
same, after which an application Of chic
reform will, in almost all cases, restore
the original color. The application of
ammonia is common, but that Of chloro-
form is but little known.
Wilson Beach and James Goslee re-
turned recently from three weeks visit
to relatives in West Liberty, Muscat,ne
county, Iowa, some go miles this side of
Burlington. Mr.. Beach reports a good
country there, with . very much milder
climate than this. and the farmers getting
rich raising stock and corn.
George Francis Train, on the top OF
Pilot Knob. Missouri, gave the whole
moral code in brief:
Don't drink; don't smoke; don't
swear. don't gamble;s don't have but one
wife. Love God; but don't love God so
much that you have no time to love your
fellow man. Love truth, love virtue, and
be happy s5..T..
Mr.. o. p. johnson, Of Mower county.
killed : wolf in the town of Salem, Tues
day. Mr.. johnson came across the wolf
digging in the snow, crawled up to the
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FE'O OWNERS OF FINE HORSES AND VINO, 70

We have now III stock one of the most xord.rf,1 A.
ttsr OF the az Tor SottcliIls and chr M, Dis. g
.i ~ Ui ahd Gem fil asalti's of that Ii1iul animal:
..' HORSE we Sitra'If.t'
it,' itI S"ti tXi trirrC+.:ise heels and viii H.,
I"Hi hiH an tor swollen Iilul.~ trti,,ts ali "a
SirlltS- few aFIii.lti)u VIII start H. ~
HiF.i 'tl or contracted iruf. We also have fine 80
'''I Nita Axe trrcdS. manufactured xurts>lN t,r
me HlicltEs AID as lubri. and ,ItiIlt,r has m
1 h above goods are manufactured by Tho, Amer
III i,uhrltatliiy chi Company, Cleveland OHIO ard, t.tu
i'' VIZ any Hiiii tties from ttIr AGENTS n A I1DDIE
- - ~ II v" '"-'l ana t3aiiLic.
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EyoL1sH CLOTHES.

TAILORING AT THE PRESENT TINE HAS TWO
STYLES OF PAIR0Es-ONE WHO LIKE FIRMLY
MADE WILL BUILT Up SHOULDER COATS
iHt OTHER PREFER TIE SOFT FINISH. NOp.D
DIN" HI1LE OF COAT THAT Is SO MUCH WORN
IN ENGLAND--IN ORDER To PROPERLY CATER
To BOTH CLASSES We HAVE ONE cr-rr,,p IN,
EACH OF TII-SE STYLES DE
SIZING TIE VERY BEST CLASS OF WORK
SUITS FROM So To s1D-AEE INVITED To
AVAIL THEMSELVES or The SERVICES OF OUR
NEW CUTTERS.
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CLornINe PRoF1Tsl

THE ONLY PROFIT IN THE RETAIL CLOTHING
BUSINESS NOW (AND THAT ISN'T MUCH) Is IN
SELLING PLENTY OF GOODS WITH VERY SMALL
EXFESSES. WE BELIEVE THAT OUR EXPENSES
ARE SMALLER IN PROPORTION TO OUR SALES
THAN ANY HOUSE IN THE CITY. WE KNOW
THAT OUR CLOTHING Is AS GOOD AS ANY. AND
WE MEAN TO SELL IT AS LOW, If NOT LOWER
THAN ANY, FOR We ARE THE ONLY CLOTHING
HOUSE THAT GIVE LEGAL GUARANTEE AND
SHOULD YOU lind OUR CLOTHING NOT RIGHT
N PRICE. YOU CAN HAVE YOUR MONEY WITH
OFT GI;UMBLING. II u OUR WAY, STOP IN
CONF BEFOKE3P NJ
GEORGE SPRANSY,
ONE PRICE CLOIHIER AND TAILOR
rs stNINI Ill STREET
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The pos luminous report Of the surgeon general OF
TIE army " hIrl comes In UNSIGNED, like u Tfdprp5S
horse, IS al interesting document, showing that
unier the late surgeon general the department had
dealt efficiently with the heavy additional work
thrown upon il by the recent pension legislation.
During the year the department was called upon
Icr record information III If,S59 eases IT arpca-
ions lOr pensions, and abe tn satisfy most Of
thesr Inquiries The prompt attention which the
Surgeon generals Office has lc,i able To give To
tlfI eases has greatly facilitated the work of the
pension bureau The report urges the necessity
Tor nrcproof buildings for the safe storage of the
import mi records ia charge OF the Office and It IS
10 be hoped thar Congress viii furnish the means
ilC LnlElhg tntse archives seeure as possible.
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A. SAKS < Co,
y ArASEsE Goops.

We have Just oienfd 10 of JAPANESE Goods and
can "iiet soue extraordinary IL that line We
offer: "
japanese Glove AMI Handkerchief Boxes from ~,
Jdlarts.. Work T., from "a.
jaianese Laucr, trays III all slap+, and s;zes from
ID.
Japanese Ornaments and Curins from, lac
'hiTe-s,- Scrolls. III large variety. from To-.
fN''iIhu" scrolls extra long. AT - aud 9L
ii.r blue and White afte dinner E,r,..s AZ X.
! lt' d,s:''raeti clear China a." a - and 4h.
le ;sSSO. tIlcHt o1 vases Jlialrt uders from
25c. ,qlir
We arr dow receiving another consignment of Curtain
i"'7s III Walnut TAX. Cherry and fbuuiz.d 4, IN:
Ii Walnut and Ehuniz,f Stands W. have a very large
df>s'rtinfIii, they rairEc from So, np.
orr lne th Paintings sui ruDlnr to in reaSe i'm t,Ih
III i~For they are very good eutir-ly good Tor the
lTl'c We sell them at. WI "a i from 81 A. f, 81 ~
IN Basque Ornaments W" lave i very hue display
at remarkably low prices. from lDc. mp
We Offer handsome Plush Albums from 90. l,p-thav
must liz Si-fn.
SCRAP B'"k- in the latest designs extra quality and
SiIiS. from ius ''' 1899
We can offer li- LARGEST stock of Boys VrI,ir,Ir. in
i 'ltS r.lHR III IIlt- frCIIi up They are Very
htrbHC and durable 0 ''i'
l itr n ,ri 81 IisN ludS
INiiS MAKES II Impossible To mention them all and a
VII To our establishment will p1,. Won, a i.f -, -
tits hiiiel!se variety o. goods Uticr.
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Mn n able G! lining has been done by both par
tie- during tn ltst few d.ys, and the campaign
tai~ with the result in Doubt In most of the in
pptJnl states Excitement has risen to fever heat
IL Seg"rIl states, but - lar vet appears no In
t-rtuati"n Of 2sDot order has tTkci the bsIiotiny
Tn fty4iiIHZ opinion Is that New York, New
j. and Maryland will "a d"Inocritic and that
tli' bod, bud Ben i Oycrt rOwn- Tn IL rce~t con
t.: J. IN Virginia, and one can predict the issue
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Ia" cat,r reports the extreme debility OF NJ. KOS
Sutt. and E> H. We told. Is liable To occur
al any moment. ko~Suth II now an Old man. hay-
Ing t'en born l-1 his death VIII remove one OF
tE historic fgHr"> II the century, 4 Nan OF ts.,t
true GREATNESS Oi purpose and character which
shine cny the brighter ia defeat. For the past
twenty Wears ko>s;a;l has been living In quiet ana
s'cil.>l"H IN Turin, and i generation has grown up
u ML..l b. i nllIr mon TIM a IaIne
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BOOKS, dc.

NEW BOOKS FOR BOYS
The Boy TRAVELLERS in Central Africa 10y Knox
R'coll etluIls of Il Drummer 30, u, hl,gtr
tliI aud His Friends, 10y Irbv bridge,
nom Powder Monkey 10 admiral by Kingston
Snug Haibor 10y Oliver Optic
St Nicholas. Bound NullInnS for 1883
he tflllSt- ri the Snowlird. l,y STABLES
The Young Circus lid +. 10y HuIaiio Al..r". ;r
Don tiordol's shooting Box. 10y taIry tastlemon.
Poor Jack, By Captain Mairyat
" III. bALI.ANTlNE x SON.
no eth Street
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IL { Il T X f l. l. 81

FRENCH TRICOT, from 81 ~ TO 50.
Ii;ESCH HABIT CLOTH, SI15.
SILK PLUSHES. reduced from 81 TO S2.23.
BLACK GtINEI SILK, good quality, 81.
ASIKiCANS tor trimming Ladies NrIps, from Sc
to 81
BROCADE PLUSIIES and VELVETS just the thing
for sly siI wraps from $50 To IS.
SIhIHklN PLUSH. very tine from 81 t. So
ladies WRAPS. IN great variety, III SIX, Cloth
Plush ai4d s,toC hiuette.
These all marked at prices make them CO.
and all ASK L. an examination ot stock before
niaklAs Your purchases
j. A. LUTTRELL Il CO,
mt 81 Market Space.
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Mr. Churchill. the father of the runaway st Louis
EIT, thinks that perhaps one for his daugh-
tors fii-hj was her r"stiyeGeS- under home d5elp-
Ana part OF which was four hours solid piano
pF'ctlrt day. III this WAS only part of her
dtiiy burden. 10 i no wonder Mary skipped ont
The wonder rather is that The effort To make scien-
tine Iuu~!s tls out OF children VINO have neither
taste nor Ia eht for mlIeig, dOc9n drive more OF
I.tIu into ~ lie. OF suicide
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-06

Dir Chamberlain the energetic president Of the
board OF Trade. id ol lla foremost liberal, III
Great Brit .iu. threatens To tuSc up samuel Film
Sol. Wvre u protection 10 bTi t-h seaIlen against
tit gr't7i Of super7. ny securing legislation which
ali'ii Sop the cEis al OyeT-Iu,rtIce II slir.is
statistics mean anythiu-c il l. nigu time such IT
FORM VIZ lE.tdr or The Ge.tS oI heavily Insured!
SHIPS turing tue year nave been SCtui tiuSiy com
L'.i That tIt>. ~hPWIcrss not due 10 tie
CruatIy NiC--ItI,-s 81 co.ulatrce Is proven by the
it-j5 IF such CitIlr iC, the H"Ii-coiutt,.d and
lie-isto~ hi~. tnd oil those where tine UwncrS III
sur. Themselves ia" hu hr. Cliu.isiIi.in PRO-
poses h.s lUr IT. SruulrY.ork The very sale lIi.-
CiiI. That n.tric ll,,Ir,tncc should never bt. tie
s-u:e- OF prJiIt 10 tn, i'.suryr.
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PROPOSALS.

WASHINGTON, d c.
w October ~ 1883
sealed BIDS invited for furnishing al,ll 81 90
pounds OF Iron Castings for covering capitals If large
Columns anu pilasters III t, Pension building to
b-ouentd at NOON on DECEMBER I'D lssB
bids To be addressed as below. whore drawings and
slRCllca.IOlls BE- had
NC MFIGS
Supervising Engineer and Architect
.. 49,. Nv Pension Building
oNhoii.Zb,2O&dl No. l3l6 street northwest
ID II Pr SAL = FOR CONSTRUCTING BRICK
Il III Hiding FOR TIE NATIONAL. ASSDcIA-
lion OF DESI ITUIE COLUEED WOMEN AND
CHILDREN
OFFICE OF TIE ESGINFRR COMMISSIONER
WASHINGTON. ID q. November l~t lSS3
10y direction of tia b ard of Cunmis>iu n,r~ .aId
PROF VIII be rr.Nt7 AZ this Office ulitI TAIINE
OtLt'h NOUN SAIL hbAA. NOVEMBER TENTH
49, Tor the construction OF Two-stoS and Ba-. l,.t
D1'E bIlltng Tor the National Association Tor L. 81,
tnia Coiored Women ANA Children Ir- located on
hrlsEt and Dolcs sutellNl5 lUn of Mount Pleasant
D!ank form OF prouosd ad sIslh, ltiuils to.-th-r
WIN all necessary information. b obtained az tha
Office Of tae ItrstcFo Buildings and .ts u,t tl,
forms VIII aloIle b. cunsldtrsd
BE right Is RESERVED 10 reject any and all bids or
parts 81 bids. 4 iNBIGEks
Major of Engineers U. S. A.. Engineer COMMISSIONER
~ u nz-6t
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Two or thre" OF tie expert chess players Of Etl-
ToE dft visiting tsiis country and giving cShil4tiuu5
OF tAt!rsAu 10 The delight OF those Who siltcIlrl,h
iO,firtSS or THIS fascinating but very SERIOUS and
EttI-u!t. game Again, III The Pau NCIluy era
W. itl III SIMULTANEOUS and biinIOt!td zrstiIt--,
ami trufPs art recorded which, 10 The uniultLttcti
sttiIl beyond tie powers OF the human MUD Poor
MO-Phy, meanwhile. one, Tn. wonder OF the world,
l. living III ssluSiun with shattered faculties, VIC
tIia 10 mental dissipation.
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T'icTi comes in a roundabout way from Tam
atsFe THAT Tn Mliagtssy enyoys VINO visited
EUsets aId this country recently were strAn.i,- on
IL return home. Their ltTu!,r, K.IyunIn !hitrl-
IL Two WtH removed 10 DOUBT by simply wrap
ping lis milne AROUND his heck. The ruinDr comes
b. "dH 90 The I>-c u1 Bourbon. and 30 may bg a
trnrh 1t tot campaign purposes
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

ESOR SALE-QNE OF THOSE NEW THREE STORY
=. PRES efck Honses with hay windows 1890 Corco-
TAI strtFt; Er1ce f5us eight rcons aud bath: con-
cretsd cellar under entire building: latrohes rsrEe
OWEN MccABE. 1907 sth strset northwest nj CT.
rCoR SALE-lSRo0N HOUSE ON PFNNSYIy.>yt
avenue near L street, Perfect order aud ai n,n an
improvements: leased IL a r,tirei officer ana -, M -
cent Apply TO 2lo' fennsylysnia avenue. n6srn
ltcR SAIE-BUSINESS CHANCE-TRAT LARGE
thrcsstory and sttic brlSk Ntorc and Dwelling cor
ner Of AZ street and Pennsy ivania avenue Tr h,,s
contains a rooms with large store running hack
on street Ia alley. For price and terms inquire of n
III WARNER, Git street northwest most
NOR SALE-NEW STN-ROoM DWELLINGS, on
CtIitCi Hui with all modern ilaprcve,i. tS Glars
and bath. cheap and on long Time. ID. H. WARM Il,
916 + 81. NV. ,t.3t
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CO1ORED SILKS reduced from ST to &c COZ ORFD
Sll his reduced from 4 - to 81 COLORED silks
reduced from ! - to 81 % ~
GREAT REDUCTION IN BLACK SILKS
BLACK SILKS reduced, from 81 to TIC
Bi.Atk Sil.hS reduced from ) To
i!At n SllhN reduced from 81 80 to Sl2
BLACK SILKS reduced from 81 to ST so
1HEoE AkE lie NERY BEST GUINET SILKS
french
w he New STYLE Dress Goods-TRICOT-a Pure
wool 40 inches wide, 81 10 Special BARGAIN
FRUIT OF THE LOOM YARD WIDE RJEACuFD
COT ION ONLY Size
bl'oCADE SILK VELVET, ACTUAL VALUE 81
REDUCED To $3.50
AUCTION BLANKETS
IS AL Wool BLANKETS reduced to IS
$40 All Wool BLANKETS reduced to IA
Double White BLANKETS reduced to 50
HieeeAeu 1aBi.E DAMASk. all Pure Linen Slightly
SolleSt twas 1jc D. SOC
COLGRED SILKS 5Gc BLACK SILKS 5n,
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