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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-06-23
AUELLAR OF SKULLS.
\ cAARNEL HOUSE OF lNQvlTY.
The Skeleton, OF Twsatyous Iui.ats FOuad In the
Basement Of aPhliadslphiA R..Idsaes-Aa
Alleged Doctors ssfarIOuI Pras.
uess-A Horrible Discovery.

PHILADELPHIA, June 22.-In the cellar Of
the house 2243 North Fifth street, resi-
dence scarcely large enough for the wants
Of the small Irish family that now inhabits
1t, were found the bones Of score or more
Of infants. The house was the residence
Of "Dr. l. J. Hathaway, whilom "dean" Of
the bogus philadelphia College Of Medi-
cine and Surgery" at 207 North Tenth
street. Hathaway first came prominently
before the attention Of the courts and pub
lie on April 5, 1881, when he was arrested,
together with the Rev. "Dr." 7. Miller,
formerly member Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Conference OF this city and still said
to have congregation on Lehigh avenue,
for malpractice upon the person OF girl
named Mary Butler. AT the Coroner's in
quest on the body Of her infant verdict
was returned finding Hathaway guilty as
principal OF malpractice and Miller as &c.
cessoty before the fact. Both men were
admitted To bail and both disappeared
from the city. Miller returned and was
arraigned for trial before Judge Pierce and
a jury on January 20, 1882. The principal
witness, Mary Butler, however, had in the
meantime disappeared, and although the
other witnesses were present in court none
were called and the bill Of indictment was
submitted to the jury, who returned a
verdict Of acquittal. For year after his
arrest and fight Hathaway remained hid
den in Hokendaqua. A year ago last
spring he returned 10 this city and took
house in Rising Sun lane, two doors west
OF Sixth street.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-28
Il your Life worth n Dollar.

Perhaps that seems a high price
for it, considering how poor your
blood is, and how your whole sys,
tenn is prostrated, debilitated, and
enfeebled. People have been heard
to say, under such circumstance,
that they would not give the toss
of a copper for the choice between
life and death. But when it CONES
to actually drawing near the grave
a man naturally draws back, and
says he does not want to die. Life
is very precious, and even to a bro.
ken-down man it is worth saving,
Ohe dollar will buy a bottle of
Browu's Iron Bi1crS. That one
dollar may start you on the road
from misery to recovery. A man
must take a very mean view of
himself who is not willing to invest
that much in making one serious
effort to rescue himself from deadly
debility, and to step into the en-.
joyment of solid health. Broaui
Iron Bittrys vitalizes the blood,
tones the nerves, and rebuilds the
system. Its work is we'll known
Invest that dollar in a bottle.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-28

J. L. SMITH,. No. 81, South Sixth
street., Philadelphia, has published .
pocket map Of the entire peninsula
from the latest Local lxurveysand anthem.
tic data based upon tn. United States
coast survey. IL contains the names
and location Of all the rivers, streams,
bays, creeks aud inlets with their length
ard extent, and capes, points, islands,
towns, railroads, canals, lighthouses
and much other information Of great
value 70 persons travelling and wanting
information Of the topography Of the
peninsula.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-28
Thank hk1vlIsg.

Tomorrow Will be celebrated in some
manner all over the United States as a
day Of National Thanksgiving. Az
there is nothing restrictive in thr presi.
dents proclamation calling for its OBJ
servance, everybody will observe l.
after their own iuclinaIiOns. Some
will 60 to church and hear SERMONS,
some will 90 to places Of amusementS,
many to places where they ought not 10
90 and the large majority will do a !itte
more teasting than upon ordinary days
No matter in what manuer the dag
will be observed there are none who
have not great reason to return thanks
for the prosperity that has crowned
another year. The crops have been
sufficient to supply every home want,
and there are millions 10 spare for other
nations. Though there has been some
suffering there has been employ nrnt
for all. and though in some instances
labor wages have b Ell low, the gauDi
wolf of want has been kept from The
door The United States are al peace
with all nations and at peace aniongs,
,hem' elves.
4 Even local political animt sites have
been asSuaged and 80 hard Iuh,d have
been political parties fr Al ir-re that
the tariff has been resurg'rt"d and in
iec'ed into national politics g, "e more,
Tomorrow should be d.vuut day oi
Thanksgiving amongst all classes All
have great reasons for thankfuln'nS
Though there may have been losses ar|
trials during the past year they mish
have been worse. This is as much a
cause for thankfulness az flour path
ways had been strewn with flowers, ANA
the largest prosperity had been our lot
Let ali rejoice. Let all give thanks.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-28

NOTICE NOTICE Is HEREBY CIV
~ en- that the partnership heretofore ex
tsting between James Mills and Philip
Cont s, tradirg as Mills Il Combs is this day
dtssol we'd by mutual consent 'am,s Mills
viii continue the business at the old stand.
nud Ii authorized to collect a nd SO tie all
debts due to or owed b the late firm.
JAMES MILLS.
PHILIP COMBS.
Wilmington. Del, Nov. 20, l.s3.
n23-tuhfri-lm
Daily Republican., 1883-11-28

In YOUR 1hankag wing festivities TO
morrow do not forget the poor widow
and orphans around the corner or in the
little by-streefS. A slice Of your
Thanksgiving turkey given to these
needy but worthy ones will bring a
cheerful satisfied feeling to the heart
that pays more than an hundred fold.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-28
Carrl3 rh' Address.

Five dollars will BE- paid to the wri-
ter o. the moss acceptable New Years
address, for the carriers of the REPUB-
LICAN, not to exceed6Olines in poetry or
blau1 vers-; to be sen to this office by
December 5.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-28
Thanksgiving Entertainment

A Supper and Musical Enter
tainment will be given by the
members Of Brandy wine NJ. E.
church, Twenty-second and Mar
ket streets, on Thanksgiving
night, November 29th. There
will b. a fine Musical program
and addresses by eminent speak
ers. Tickets for supper, including
admission to entertainment, so
cents. Proceeds for the benefit
Of the church. All are invited.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-28
i\D CIIEEl 0xS North FOuFsh ~
IN. HEEL PHILADELPHIA

Guarantees 70 cure (also BY letter) Nsfyou
Debility, Youthful lmprudonce, Lost NAL
hood, Effects Of lndiscretion, Private Diseases
tac. to cases In 1 10 10 days. Pimples, Teste's
Falling out Of Hair, sto. Dr. TheeI has hs'
Is years Medical experience, and is tho svl..
physician In Philadelphia who has made hi
speciality In Europe under the leading pm
Fsssors. Read " Soourgs Of 4uacks." the u
posing Of "Selfstylsd Professors," "Rsv-s
,nds' Free Prescriptions, Museum,, ste.
this is the only book which 10 free from ~
.xaggeration, and gives true history Of nas
Jous debility, skin, blood and private d.s
cases, and shows the best methods Of trsstin,
those diseases, BY the leading authorities
the werld. Price = cents.
moe hourS:-!e =. N. 10 Up. m., and NON
81. m. SUNDAY. =, N. to 3 D. m.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-28
TlHE HARVEST HOME CANOPY AND

TINE HARVEST HOME CANOPY AND
l. Apollo Ranges, and the beautI ful
Upera ParlCr Stove are supplied with the du.
plex CRATE, acknowledged and recommend Ell
by every one having them In use To ts tho
best graie ever made. We take the lad In
the stove trade and give our customers the
very best goods for the money in the market.
To be convinced Of this. we invite any one
In need Of tirst-class stoves at low prices to
call and examine our large stock at the popu-
lar Delaware stove and range depot, Nos.
and +. Fourth street. H. +. PlCKELS,
Proprietor. nSlm
Daily Republican., 1883-11-28

kI.SOLUTlON.- CO.PA RTNER.
- ship heretofore existing between =. II
Bt, nard and f. g. DswsO", trading unde,
the firm name OF B'yDard 4 lawson. at No.
q . Market street. IL this day by mutual c0n
sent, dissolved. Either Inen ber will settle
any ont landing a c. unit, and hold himself
personally respons tile Tor any guaranteed Q
made by the late flrm
!. II. BAYNAKp,
nlp-l2t j.. DAWSON
Daily Republican., 1883-11-28
TELLING II VERY SHORT,

an toll II, sir, in few worLs if can, but
the story would nj n book 'tiustce was done
to It,"
"SureIy, Michel, but put 1t short this
time SOS can squeeze It in . page Of letter
paper"
Here you are, sir. then, and the.e are
thousands OF peop il. here In Hingha ton, N.
Y, Who will ies, ty to the truth Vi what Isay.
My nam . Is Mich,el ''uilfOtle nm seven
ty-fUur years old. tor HbuIt nine years was
almost shut out % the world by rheumatism.
/ had pedded small wares 10 this city for
years, and had to sop altogether. AT the
hest Of times ] cull On'y hobb!e tniserably
about with my cane twas mt triy double
with pain and weakness. aud my hands were
uselcs to labor IN. was bi' tho poor
wreck Oft once strong nun. Non of the
medicines usually given or rheumatism did
me the leisst .oo9. sir. MY OLD iehss and
customers ( ryvt inI, ~ though "srs under
ground,
With the end Of my moss, and the tips Of
my toes,
Turned up to the roots Of the daisiss.'
My days and nights were doleful and pain
'ul. had hope except In death. That
Is Gods truth, and Mr.. MOsher, here
knows It.
IL can't tell you how. but PARKER's TOXIC
cured me- That was three years ago. I'm
lively as cricket now, sir, and 10 my rounds
every day, rain or shine. 'ou may tell this
to all the world and refer he dOubtersto me-
This preparation, which has been known
as PARKER's GINGER Tonic, will hereafter
be called simp! PARKER's Ionic. This
change l, made for two reasons 1rst, be-
cause Hinyer Is an unimpOrtant flavor
Ing ingredient, and secondly, because un-
principled dealers deceive their customers
by substituting inferior preparations under
the name Of ginger.
There is NO hange, however. in theprepara-
tion itself, and all bottles remaining in the
hands Of dealerS, rapped under the name Of
PARKER's GINGER TONIC, contain the genuine
medicine II the fac-simile signature of
HIsCox l. Co. is the bottom OF the outside
wrapper.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-28

EX -COuNCILMAN, Col. Norton, who
presided at the Bayard Legion banquet
last night, stated that the Legion had a
uniform on the military order, hut they
did not intend to wear it until they wore
it TO tn" inauguration of Mr. Bay ard as
President Of the L nit,d States. Better
wear it now Colonel, it will be sadly
moth eaten before Mr fayard is inau.
gnrated President
Daily Republican., 1883-11-28
PATENTS Obtained m a. ana I'll !, Gtnsf 'snt 81

ID ATENTN obtained and all Othei ~
! "A i CN ID ness In the U. y. Patent Om1
attended to for, r,MODERATE FEES.
Our Office is opposite the U. 5 Patent on''I
and We can obtain Patents In less time "'I
those remote from W WASHINGTON.
Send MODEL OR DRAWING. We ~
wise as to patentability free Of charge; s55
TAIN PATENT. ,-,I
We refer, hero. to the Postm 1ster, thesu
Of Money Order Div., and to officials o. "
y. =. Patent Office. For circular, adv
terms, and references to actual clients III ii, MI
own State or county write to y. A. SNon{
Co., Opposite Patent Once. Washins"|
10.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-28
WILMINGTON AMI
BALTIMORE RAlLROAD.
'ovEMBER 18TH, 10,
lins lsays W,lminston ~ follow,

Trains leave Wilmington ~ follows:
For Philadelphia and Intermediate ~
tions, e.tO, 100, 1850 q NJ; aSo. Aoo, LA, N
p. n.
| ., $50, ss7, 1907, lf.6s .. n. l1l6, IN IN|
6l0, G31, o. 40 p. %.
New York, Zoo, ~, 80, $40, 100 1907 llnL
m.; i?.3S, l.sA, 80, III. o.sT, 6.4s p. N.
Bait nOTe ane inform ediats stations, LIN
10 90 q. n ;600p. m.
Raltim -e and Ray Line, 100 p. m
Baltimore and WsshingtOn, Ll2, Ag az
/ o 06 a. ia. - o, sill, t.03, 100, Hop n
baltimore on :, l.06 .. N. ~. n and y. n
Trsins for Delaware Division lssvs ftr:
New Oastic, eco, o.cbs. H.; l.lb, 800, N
and 6.25 p. III.
Harrington. t'elHar. and way stations, M
u. m, and LISP. IN.
Wyoming and way stRtions. B.ab !. 10.
Express Tor Harrington. 400 p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and ilterneaiate stAiol(
80 q. N l200 m, $40, 40, 0.bS p. N.
Philadelphia and New York, Loo, 2A
n. 5.l7. o.37, 6&'p P. m.
baltimore ana Washington, La A4a ~
10 90 q. m. ll.09 p. m. baltimore, l0aA Z
For further inf6rmation passengers N \
fsrred To tho timetables posted st the 81
lions.
Trains marked ~ are limited express ups
which extra fSre ID charged.
OHARLES l. PU9H, ]. X. WOOD
General Manager General Passenger Assf
Daily Republican., 1883-11-28

WHAT WOULD life be to the staff
and r,iu ,,ositors Of a newspaper without
Ttauksgiving all TO themselves? They
ha,r their innings tomorrow and in
col, st Vueuce the REPUBLICAN, will be
MSS II from your tirrsides tomorrow
ev:ning in other words the REPuBLf-
CAN viii not BE- issued tO-mOrrOw.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-28

THE REPUBLICAN will be around to
see You on Friday evening again, six
thousand aud six hundred strong, and
do not forge! it.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-28

|NANCER INBTITUTE-Prof Kline, by
~ his Lectures, Investigations, Scientific
Treatments and immense practice, stands
preeminently unriyaied and Is acknowledged
authority on Cancer and its kindred. The
most extraordinary cures by his great Ch em-
lcal Cancer antid0tes, are recorded. No
knife, caustics, loss Of blOoe, or fearful treat
ments required in removing the largest Of
cancers or tumOrs For particulars send for
free Treatise, or call on Dr. Kline, y3l Arch
street. Philadelphia, Pa
Beware Of Initiating frauds everywhere.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-28

vOJ1CE-AT THE EARNEST SOLlCI
Mtivn Of nun ber OF icy fUrn,ss
Customers have again commenced the
repairing Of all kinds IF sewing machines. at
-. IL ,hiplcy street rders or mhchinc'
.e't at the chop vii receive prompt and car
i.l at, ntiOn. ! viii fur iish you any machine
ia he market 1T the lowest possible price.
uc27.tf W r. CKDSSLEY, Mlchinist.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-28
aOTICES.
\YOTIOE

NJ oiloI'
WHEREAS, We, the undersigned citizens Of
New Castle Hundred, being seriously annoy.
ed by trespassers, not only on secular days
but on Sundays. and frequently when asked
to vn away we arc threa eyed with BLACK.
racks. pipto lfand shot guns. Therefore, be II
Resolved, lst. That We ire determined n
break up trespasang
Resolved o. That we hereby give notice
that We will arrest and punish to the full ex
tent Oe the Law persons found trespassinR
with dog, gun or otherwise upon the prem ises
AZ the aforesaid undersigned.
Resolved, Sd. That cory Of these resnn
tona be published in the New Castle star, %
New Castle. and Daily kEPuBLiCAN and GA.
7ette Of Wilmington Tor the space OF thre,
months.
George B King, George y. LobdelA
Eugene Rogers J I'm Fox
Jason Davis, John Willis,
% o. White. Robert &. 1arrens,
Sam' A j Jackson George d. SimOn,
H. NJ. WI te. Abraham Kelley
MI Nciarr, william +. Peters,
Joseph Leutz, X. Peters.
James u" Ctyre, Edward iIorley,
Joseph eFevre Joseph Lentz, j.,
Lewis ~uttDn, James Chalk,
Joseph X. Stcnlman, Ephrain Sutton,
in ues IB1rrrws, J Frank Mccoy,
Isaac Grubb, tiles IamhsOn,
Glns Lotiand. MilbOurn Kevis.
nUv8-lm
Daily Republican., 1883-11-28
CHEAP GOODS.


II l was to say to you that you could buy u
large LOAF Of bread for "a cents you would
scarcely believe 1t, but It Is true that ~
cents Is all a loaf OF bread costs ytu II you
buy the lady's fancy -four from 7. NJ. Wier,
1913 Fast 9th street. If we kept open all
nj ht believe there would be some one IN
for this -four, so great is the demand fIr It,.
1t so white. It ia 40 hikey, 1t maxi double
tn bread. Give II n trial Only S7.76 bar
rel. Why Will You buy this vie stuff called
butter when you can tpure butter Of the
finest quality ut 81 q h Ms Of peach but
ter for &c. ! b' Of prunes, Csc, and this fine
buki, mOlassess for 10 and l2c. II at. deli
cious crown SYRUP for l5c. a. qt Have you
tried this Bradford county buckwheat. 1t
makes cakes that are de icious. Une gentle
man told Inc he ate Al cakes last Sundsy,
then the CO yava out, not him. The house
Keepers friend ts only cents and save trOu-
BILE Those su1ar cured shoulders at 10c. are
a great bargain; pure lard at l2c. 2bs pared
peaches 25 cents at lO3 East Sixth street.
n3 t. r NJ. WIEK.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-28

DDD1S AND SHOtS-.I. W. KLAC KlS
ID TON, Southeast corner Of Tenth ano
Orar gc streets, his a fun stock Of boots,
shoes and ruL bers which he 8 selling very
cheap. fi.e hin. II call. h27.2tt
NYDTICE-CASH FOR MDRTHA4ES
~ at usual interest rates. Apply to
n2St2 9EOktiEC. MARKS.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-28

DYSPEPSIA tURE.
- All Il Ose who wish TO know whore they
can obtain Dr. rCRllEhLEl Ssure and. ertaiL
cure for dyspepsia and all the following dis
eHsrs. sn uld 20 at once to SmeliE l. 90, ~
ana King streets. He hae II fer sale. OBJ I'm |,
Daily Republican., 1883-11-28
The Symposium of Turkey

Will control almost every household Thanksgiving Day
If your mind is not transxed inwardy let say word
about your outer $Ico 900 worth of Overcoas in
Oak hall. Prince or peasant boy can be equally
suited They strictly the best They here to s,
The prices are selling prices.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13

LOTTO. Mons best quality rcd shaker nan
mel undershrts, only one dollar and sew
enly-i.ve cents; regular price two dollars
LOT 50. Mems extra quality scarlet flannel
nndcrchirls only one dollar and n halo reg
ninr prlSc two dollars and quarter.
LpIhi. Mons hvcst white SHAKER flannel
undcmhirtS, only one dollar and seventy.
and half
lorNl. Mems flnc white Shat or ,iu dershlrts
only one dollar and halo McnNr n sam
ucl price. two dollars and u quarter.
Lon y. Meas best and heaviest all wool
knit scarlet undo shirts only ono dollar and
halt W. \ SIS, price, g IS,
Lur ~ Mems heavy I'LL wool scarlet NM
urNhir.s only 81 y Corner ptile,s s.
LOT ~. Mons flne ali wool white knit nm
dciNhiris only ~ 60 W. * SIS price ~
IofNs. Mems ilue white niutlnu under
shirts only ono dollar former price one
dollar ANA a half
IbI ~. Mons inc mOrinn undprshifts only
soNsntS.hyc ccnts Former price one dollar
aud quarter.
LOT no Mems fanry mixed nndorshirs
"ialcuttil,N only one dollar aud a duartoi
Turk price, two dcilnts
LOT ~. Mems fancy "Amstraiinnn wool un
dorshlrts, only one dollar and half w. n
/, So, nrlcc, TWO dollars and "a quarter
lOTW, Mems nancy knit striped undorshirt
nnlN etNhiNsilNe vents w. a SIS. price one
dollar and a halt
LOT lOl. Mems blue mixed wooden undor.
shirss only sl former price, 81 so.
LII. Ladies' and gcnticmcn'a silk, linen.
hcmsutchcd and printed hnrdorrd hnndkoi-
chlch ~ about one,hnlf tho usual prices
LuI-. Ladies' clonks, Il olmnn's aud III.
STEERS ~ ioss than Wholesale Eastern pricos.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13
THE OLD ETNA.
Disclosure Of an Astonishing State Of
Wild.Cat Insolvency.

Chicago, November l2.-Thc final
report of the receiver Of the 11tnn In
suranoe company OF this city, which
went TO pieces directly after the great
fire of 1871. made in the United States
court to-day to the master in
chancery, and in connection Herewith
discloses n rather astonishing state Of
affairs. The company's assets in
cluded what was claimed to be SAC, 900
of secured paper and the total amount
realized was S2l5. The master says
that these were all fraudulent and
worthless and signed By worthless
and insolvent. bankrupt or unknown
persons, and the securities were trust
deeds 10 property which the makers
did not own. The testimony shows
the company was an organized swim
die. The purpose was TO use the compa'
ny sD "a preiense for obtaining money.
They were able 10 do this because the
state auditor accepted the assets Us SAT-
isfactory.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13
FORT WORTH TEXAS.

for the foriy-cight hours ending this
morning amounted To $1,000 bales.
lie receipts for the same period footed
IN to 7,00D bales.
by Associated Pfoss.
Tho recent placing Of wire fence
clenr across from the gulf 10 the bay
FOR The purpose ofenclosing mn extern
sive pasture composing the whole
western portion Of Galveston Island
has caused protracted litigation, which
was advanced to-day by the special
committee OF county commissioners,
recommending that the fence DO or
dercd removed from the beach below
high water mark Tint territory,
they declared lad always been con-
sideied n public highway.
The construction Of new base ball
grounds on FREMONT street near the
beach viii be commenced Tomorrow
Half un hour after midnight this
morring fire, the origin Of which Is
yet unknown, rudcly reused the ianll-
~ of II. II. Sears at thelr residence on
Postofllce street, near Seventeenth.
The building was quickly deserted by
the lady members, while the gentle
men bravcly endeavored 10 save the
furniture and personal effects. The
flames ARE now under control. The
loss viii reach $1,000; insurance 81 800.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-13
Hat Department.

Lor 1901. Mems finest quality soft fctt blnok
hats only three dollars aud n half Wcnar
NSamuel's price ave dollars.
Lon 1910, Young mems ''city style finest
black felt hnts, only three dollars and a
haii FORMER prico iivo dollars.
LpI 1914, Mons nOhhy low crown latest style
black any, brown iolt hats, only two dollars
nndn hnli' regular price thrcc dollars and u
LOT l8lS, Mems black, bluo and brown stiq
lclt hats only two dollars aud n quarter,
former price three dollars aud n hall.
~ IN. Mems 9Sim qualiy inc black
iur mats No, ! In oyory respect, only i've
dollars. actually cost i've dollnre aud u hnlf
and sold by Wcnor y samuel Tor eight dol.
Lur5lIn Cowmon's heavy weight blnrk falt
hats, hest quality, only SIX dollars former
pIee @ghi dollars und u halt
iAli Nll. towmcn' n dnlh fOlt hats, Hunters
l,est only ave dollars, Melyin's price
LOT ,!u1l. "buckslin,'' the cowboys pride.
wlip hrim, medium crown, the hest goods
made, only NIX dollars and ia nnlc Mciyinis
ntirr ten dollars.
loF07, 'StoUun's' best nowmnn's Int. for
Ny dollars; sold everywhere for ton dol.
lars.
LOT ief Mens nnc cass. hai.. rack. only
orc dollar aud nall; iorncr price two dol-
LOr2g. Nion's good quality black can.
mars, only ono dollar and a quUrtUr, Wunnr
SHinucrs nrcp two dulinra
Lpi gia Mons dfnb fur hints, only two dol.
lnIs iormof price three dollars
LOTT Mons white far hats, GOOD quality.
four dollars.
Lor1di. MEMS due black wool hats, only
9sH dollar ana u quarter former price two
LOT 400, Mons fine blaci, wool hats. only
one dollar regular price QUO dollar and d
IurbO'. Arus pearl wool hats, broud brim.
only ono dollar, WonAr & samuri's prirv
ON dollar lHd q half
IOl,mp boys' line fclt hats, extra quality
only TWO dollars, former price thIrn dollars.
LOT lUL boys Still oaeH, hats only one dol-
M former price ono dollar aud a hall.
tnth' mas, only sevruty-tyo roDts, regular
pLlce ono dollar and q quarter.
LOT ip. Bows black wool hats only nuy
eonisi regular prico one dollar.
LOl DDb Mems genuine scotch caps Only
AoVenty-hvc cents. HenRr 4 Suuuols prlcu
ono dollar ana u quarter.
Lnl GN. Mems nnc SIX capH only any cenis
WnnHr shmuc'h pncO one dollar.