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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-18
LY CAIRO BULLETIN TUESDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER IS 1874

ing that embarrassment Immediately
after his marriage, With uncommon
sagaclty he iorGsaw the necessities Of
the future, and resolved TO name his
children after the States, giving to each
the names Of two sovereign common
wcalths. One Of his sons i Iowa Wis
consjn ROyster, another is Oregon Min
nesota Royster, and still another Is
, Arkansas Delaware Virginia Carolina
Is the name of one daughter, and GeOr'
gia Alabama Of another.
new blasting material is thus dcs-
crlbcd: Two mixtures are prepared,
the first consisting Of S6,OG parts Of POI
tasslum Of sodium bisulphate, % CD
parts OF potassium nitrate and $50
parts OF glyccrine, and the second one
OF % 10 % parts OF II chlorate and 40 to
30 parts of body rich in carbon. lhe
latter mixture on gniting produces
heat enough to convert the glycerine in
the first mixture into nitro-glycerine,
which at once eXplodcs The carbon
aceous material is saturated with con
cenlrated solutions of the biSulphate,
nitrate and chlorate, and then dried.
Tho mass is then mixed with glycerlne
and made into cartridges
During the discussion in the House OF
Lords OF the bill permitting the mar.
rlage Of a deceased wiie's sister by the
bcreayed widower aud the i'm sltent
lover, a humorous peer Of the realm
thus answered one OF the objections to
the measure: The noble lord objects
10 the bill because the wife'S sister is
really in law the sister of the husband.
If she is the sister OF the husband, then
her sister is also his sister and he has
married his own sister. And it, in law,
he is the brother OF his wfe's sister
then he is the brother Of that sisters
sister; and ! submit, also that the wife
has married her own brother. The prop
ostion is proved on both sides, and
the only safe rule is to prohibit mar.
rage between any man who has broth.
ers with any woman who has sisters"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-18
Cairo. Illinois.

The Passenger Depot OF the Chicago, 81. Lou :
and tew Orleans; Illinois Central; Wabash, 81.
Louis and Pacific; Iron Mountain and southern
Mobile and OhiO Cairo ana ST. Louis liaiIwayS
are all just across the street; while the Steamboat
Landing If but one square distant,
This Hotel Ia heated by steam, has pteam
Laundry, Hydraulic Elevator, Electric Cal BELLS.
Automatic FIro.Aarms, Baths, absolutely pure air,
perfect beverage and complete appointments
Supcrb furnishings; perfect service; and an III
oxculloa table.
l.. Il. PA ItKER ~ CO.. I.assaas
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-18
HtAR THE WITNESSES!
saved from a Horrible Death.

!. 10 Nay las had spent at least five hun
ui q dollars for treatment by many of the best
nuaioa men without any benefit. | suffered ex.
tlAt me icy HAND Of death was fast approachn1
caught At :. 5 5. Ike drowning man nj a
straw, tuer taRlng two bottles | could feel a
chaNge ior the better. The sores b. can to di.-
GhaIgc Freely and the rheumatism to abste, When
nag lAEeh Elk bottles every sore had aled and
my skin began to assume natural appearance I
PulsIHlen nmni ! had taken twelve bottles LARGE
sc, aua THERE Is NOT 4 SYMPTON or THE
DISEASE REMAINING, and / fell a, wei, A.
,'t q, / rave gained twenty.une ponnds in
n,tll, and my friends wonder at my mp owed con.
, u.aon, nave rGconmcnded 1t to many, md in
,Ne.l instance with complete success / believe
'n"' - . > mas saved me from horrible death
e. II. SMILEY, Quincy, III.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-18

we have now scientific gentleman
OF advanced researches and conclusions,
who holds that the earth is not LIQUID,
ms commonly supposed, with u crust
Few miles thick around 1t, like cream
cake, but u solid body, Us hard az an
ivory, steel or glass ball.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-18
PRESENT POWER.
Tomorrow Long Way off when Help
is Wanted To-Day.

Comforts never N hurry Pain and d..trc.s
are m not ste II If to the friend in need the
ilthd "ho does something row-that the olG
adage pays the compliment Of being "a friend IN.
deed, IhaI they o not keep the sufferer H. sIs.
pensc r. the salient excellence of RENSON'ECAp.
ZINE POkOIS PLASTERS The pla-ters of
oher dANs-Whet1ef porous or OtherWise--said-..
wait unii Tomorrow: We can promise rothinp
on me spur OF the moment" But pain uurel. eyed
IKE hope deferred, maketh the heart sick, Rem
ron platlcrs act on application. They parmeate
chemical md medicinal agents Of the Liglert cl.
REGENCY Their mott Ia NOW, and the gouufrc
have The word CAPClNE cntin the middle OF each
plaster. PInce % cents. Seabury y johnson,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-18
EDUCATIONAL
EDUCATIONAL,
MILITARY ACAD' MY

Building new. Superior appointments CiHl I'm.
gnoetlng. Chemical, COLES late, Engiah Courses.
rr,ten'also OF ? W Barrlny Eco W =, Halliday,
ESQ ;or or Col. TlEO, HYATT prcpt,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-18
B0OkS---2 Tons a Day,

OVEF 10000 VOLUMES READY, ch,ic.
est literature IN the world often the best oditious
published. l00page catalogue FREE Love 81
prices ever known. Not sold by dcnlers Sent for
examination before payment, on evidence o. good
iailh, JOHN b. ALDEN pphlsh.r
lSNescy treet, New York. L. q Box ~
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-18

was terribly poisoned with Malaria, apd was q, Won
up to die, Switt's Specific relieved me prornptlv
and entirely. lthinG It is the greatest remedy or
tue aEe' c. q. SPENCER
Sup Gas Works, Rome. Ga,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-18

DB T.. e. NEST'S NERVE AID BRAIN Iurtr
sEST, IA guaranteed specific for liy-'.un nl2sl
ness Commissions, Fits, Neryuu- Neuralgia
HEADACHE Nervous rrostrntiOn caused hy the use
OF alcohol or tobacco, Wakofulnos- Mental De-
preston. S0fterlng az the Brain rp-u.upR lr m
sanity and leading TO misery. decay and death,
Premature Old Age. Barr0unc-s, loss ~ power
in either sex. Involuntary Losses and Spormat-
orrhna caused byuyer-cScrtluu ~ thchuIu, self
abuse or uyrr-ndulgeuce. Each box contains
for $500, sent bymail prepaid ON receipt OF puce
VIZ GUARANTEE SIN EcNEs
70 euro any caso. With each order received byue
for six boxps. accompanied with son We Will
send the purchaser our written guarantee To re-.
fund the money II the treatment does not elect
euro. Guarantees issued onlyby
HARRY w. SCHUH,
Druggist. Cor. Commercial ave & ls,h 81, Cairo
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-18
LOVELY
COMPILATIONS
POSSIBLE TO ALL.

What Nature deniestOmany
Art secures TO all. Hagan'S
Magnolia Balm diSpcls every
blemish, OyercOmcS Richness,
FreckleS, SallOwneSS, Rough
ness, Tan, EruptiOns and
BlotcheS, and removes all evil
dences Of heat and excite
ment. The Magnolia Balm
impartS the most delicate and
natural COmpleXiOnal tintS -
no detection being possible to
the closest observation.
Under these circumstances
a faulty Complexion is little
short of a crime. Magnolia
Balm sold everywhere. Costs
only a. cents, with full di'
rectiOnS.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-18
Monticello Ladies' Seminary.

-, GODFREY, MADISON COUNTY, ILL
the oldest IN the west Location healthy nnd de.
llghtfnl Superior advantages for English aud
.lostlcai Education. with Music, Drawing Paint.
ing and Modern Languages. Apply, for catalogue,
10 Miss II. N. HASKELL Principal.
7s2.eodI&w Pm
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-18
Uni MANIC PICTORIAL.
llUlWlHN OFAMILT BIBLE!

Containing both versions of he New Trstsm Mt,
WIN WIN lDe fHraD!eT OF orr Lord and saviour band.
somely lUstgatcd with II ull page E.l,rayrugs
Our Bibles contai" 1000 page, > jOil'usiratiors
flue Photo aph Albums, elegant designs, hand
somei' bound, Extra inducements offered h. enrr
getc Agents lustrated catalogue sent on np.
pIcation. A. j. HOLMAN & co. p iladelrh ia
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-18

x UOO REWARD VIII be paid TO any Chemist
" i'v'' whowill fud on analysts of 10 bottles
;. ; one particle of mercury iodidc potsssipm
or any mineral substance. ''"'
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-18

THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-09-18

II IA H. The World Watch stationery Pack.
"Ah ~ age Is the fastest selling article N the
market contains II sheets Note Paper, Is Fnvel.
opes fencll, PENN holder, Pen and II handsome
piece Of jew y, Ret0 price - cent?. -Four
dozen Tor 81 o. watch guaranteed with every
Tour dozen yon order. For % cents in one or two
cent postage stamps we will send complete sam.
PIE PACK -. with elegant Gold Pla'ed 5, eve But
tons Cold Plated Studs, Gold Platcd CoYar Button,
handsome Watch Chain, Gold Plated Ring and
elegant Scarf Pin. Register large amounts. IS
Reyo'ycrs, Telescope, Spy Classes, Wat hes
cons, Niohns. Organete s &c free Write
~ o,ce 20 World Manufacturing NnWIrLN
Co 10 Nassau Street New York NV ~ Il
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-09
BRIEF MENTION.

Thsre was row in Chinatown last night,
in which shot was fred but nobody hurt.
| The dog poisoner has been at work il the
southern portion Of the city duIing the past
week.
The Hsiterkeit Social Club, will hold their
ninth annual picnic at Richmond Grove to-
morrow.
A notice in references to the Mckinney
House, at Lske Tahoe, il published this
morning.
The maximum temperature Thursday was
1907. Yesterday the thermometer only sue.
eesded il reaching 96l'.
Major Il. C. Dane will lecture in the
Sixth-stsest NJ. 4. Church nexs Wednesday
evening, 90 the subject: The Great Naval
Battles Of the Rebellion"
The Ssizsr has gone to McIatosh's Land.
ing on the upper Sacramento, to pull snsgg
rus Of the river, the water having rapidly
fallen enough to permit successful wO-k.
The Young Hsvsrly Base Ball Club has or.
gauizsd with the following off srs: J. Slater,
President; S. McCintic Captain; W. Flo
berg, Secretary; f. Qqin1, Treasurer and
Properlymen.
The Giverways Base Bah Club has organ
lied with the following tioers Captain, 1.
Wilson; President, II. Stoll Treasurer, Joe
Simmons; Secretary, A. Schaumlctf.l /;
PropsrtYmau, /. Jacobs.
The taking Of testimony ia the case Of
Woodruff Va the Hydraulic Miners on the
Yub. river, was begun in this city week
ago, and so far but two witnesses have been
examined-J. 4. Told ami G. F. Allardt.
The Amsdor Base B Al Ciab hiss organized
with the following officers: w. Deitrick,
Captain; a SsOl. Treasurer; II. Bernard,
Sscretary j.. Swsrtz, President; W. Shom-
le6s, Vice President; J. Stoll, Propertyrsan.
Levi Painter. who shot Chinaman who
was trying to rob an orchard near CORTLAND,
night bsfore last, has given bail in the sum Of
s. 0CO, with w. Z. Wilson aud 7. II. CoJk
as bondsuea. The examination has been set
for June 18Th.
A physician OF this city went 10 Stockton
yesterday and "a humed the body of Mrs.
rroai, Who was murdered on the 22d of Feb
raary, 1882, 20 ascertain what kind If shot
she had b en- killed with. It appears that
The shot used By Lintini for his gun wsre OF
a different eiz4 from that used by Tsoai.
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YRsIo4r Fsom lHs EAST.

Passel Ogden on the Oh for Sacramento: j.
Hahn s Co cases drugs; Casey & Cronin, case
cigars w. 5. Hammer, l cise paper bags; Central
P5e &c Railroad Company, IL b Xes machinery, 50
cylinders, kegs bolts; Liudiey & Co., 20 barrels
and 10 tisrces hams Is boxes t1baee0; Wsiustock
& Lubiu, case ana bales quits; huntington,
Hopkins Co, 1877 bundles iron; A. Meister.
hundlss ige wheels; A. A. VA NooThies s Co.,
/ box hardware; 4 Co0lot, 10 packages tobaeco (;
h. einreieh, Isl ba reis whisky; ). H. Simon.
pack &c yeast.
For darSsyile P. FIannery, case boot, aud
she's; MarJsvie Wo1len 5ils, iron bal 8 l key
pipe
For Napa Ci,y-John D. Enos, 3 boxes ironsare-
For Cherokee ReE. =. Kelly, boxes altar orna-
For Nevada city-James J. OF. tub aud .
boxes cheese
PISSED u. ming n. ~, on the 9Th, for saera-
mento: Huntington. Il pkins S Co, 81 cases as
sortef hardware, cases, casks sud / tisrce Ian
terns; George W. Fox, bundle oilcleth, Locke s
Lavets1u 3 rolls carpet; Hall, Lunrs Co. %
osses soap Hale Bros. & Co. cases cotton piece
uoods
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-09
VIGO BAY
TREASURE COMPANY.

limited nnulbeT OF fflhFfE VIII DC t0Iu
at sne Dollar per share (Fuil paid.
Psrtie subscribing for One Hundred shsrts. or
more all rec i've Ia addition 10 their stock bonds
Of stso each emitting them - return OF the full
amount subscribed from tue rst net receipts Of the
company. SUBSCRIPTION books are now open AZ the
office OF TIE Cosnp,ny, Nc. 20 Sale Deposit Build
tx. s2s Montgomery street, where descriptive
pamphlets can be procured. jee 3Piw
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-09
sUPERIoR ooURr.

FRIDAY. June 8, lsS3-
DEpAsnsKSI oSs-ARxs-RoSs. Judge
People OF tue StSie W Levi Painter. charged
with shooting All Libg-AdmitIed TO bail ia the
kinney school District IS. James Cornell ct al
Gu Trial
DxpAxrzzST Two-NeFtkLASD. Judge
W. T. Wilson vs E. NJ skaggs-c Continued to
EM. sSssss W. W. T. wiIsou-sAme order.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-09

CHzsBIgs! CHERRIES CHERsIEs Nov
that the currant ctop has been destroyed by
the excessive hest of the last fe7 days, and
people viii DO well by .lliag early 81 the
alson Make, and securing b OF those
ice large 6lscs cAerrie, vi ca can De hsd 10
soandanee. Also. peaches, psAc, plans,
spricats bananas or EszDh-rries. Call early,
aai leave orders. Il G. May i Co.
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TRAssFERs OF REAL ssrATE.

TRgRspAY, June Z, 1883
MAY p, Iss5-Grzai OF land f0r the right OF way
for road.
June 8. IssS-w W. wads % A. c. Freeman and
George T. Bates: grant-The undivided one-slxi1
a the n Z. ! Of Sec 10, l. 7. \. X L
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-09
rIRsr ARrILLERY RseIMENr.

The following regimentAl orders have beer
Issued from brigade headquarters By order O
ColoneI t. W. Sheehsn:
Companies A, B, G. Governors Guard
and regimental band, the field and staff eff
Gers, are hereby ordered to assemble in full
uniform at rsgimental armory. on Tuesday
evening, June u, 1888. at o'c'o,k, sharp,
for battalion drill and guard mount
| At the ceremony of guard mounting Cap
tain John Cooke, Of Company y, VIII act a.
the retiring Officer Of the Day, captain Nj
J. Burke, OF Company A, as Officer Of the
Day, and Lieutensn.s Rivett, Of Company
G, and Kaye, of the Governors Guard, as
! Lieu. tenants Of the quad. The frs. Ser.
geants Of each company will detail sixteen
men from their respective companies 70 form
the guard.
The following members Of Compssy A are
honOrably discharged fJr reasons herein men
tiorei First Sergeant l. n Enright en-.
listed june /, 1880, term expired; Sergeant
II. W. Ogg. enlisted ID scember q, 1880, re
mOval from county Corporal j. A. Wilson,
enliste May II 1880, term expired Private
Phillip Cooke, enlisted Nay 20, 1880, term
expired Pdgats J. T. Carter, enlisted june
I, 1880, term expired
goa tbs recommendation Of the Captain
Commanding Company A, TIE following nor
Commissioned officers are appointed: Private
7. W. Stevens, First Ssrgeznt, vice L N.
Enright, ierm exyired; Corporal &c rye II.
Bu,h, Sergeant. vice H. w. Ogg, removed
IRON unity; Corporal Hugo Kuhl, Sergeant,
vice J. j. Maoney, term expired; Priv ste
H. Weiustock. Corporal vice George II.
Bush, promoted; Private J. UuakhOrs-,
Corporal, vice Hugo K1bl promoted; Phi
vsts O. Mile, Corporal, vics J. A. Wilson,
term expired; Private f. w. Robertson,
Corporal. vice John Scfoggs, reduced 70
reDss By request; Private L. r. Mllene.
Corporal, vicgW. H. Dolan, reduced to ranks
by reques'.
Tue Nevada City Herald says: Numerous
accsssi n3 have lately been made 70 ths raEks
Of the Nevada Light Guard The new mem
bsrs aye mostly young men who are anxious
70 wear the regimeutsls, snd who viii, be-
cause Of their pride ia the matter, make good
and active members. Drill meetings Will be
held every Saturday evening until the en-
csmpment. hon Will tase place near Wood
land in August nexs. The Light Guard
expect TO turn out about ffsy men. a fine
company hsg, of regulation sizs aEd ppro-
psiately let'ersd, has been ordered from NJ.
@. LjlIsy & Co. Columbus Ohio The
Handsome flag presented 20 the company by
ths ladies Of Nevada City. many Yeas ego,
has become some shat diogy from long nse,
and viii be Lid aside as a memento Of other
days.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-09

FoR PIcsIc PARIIss--Chesiey' unrivs'ed
Ca H. House Papch. For lie By the bot lie or
case. &. W. Cneslsg. 81 Front e., sole agent.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-06-09

A force OF AIban,sus have captured near
Scufs Tugkisa convoy II nine bAtialions.
Turki.h troops viii be sent - ctsssise the
AlbaGisns.
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SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1883.

Her9"ingbOne Pattern, BOttIe-Oreefc WOrsted
Sack Sxjts. 9Cjth Tong robe si1k- facing
and binding and s0tjp-Jined, $25 so.
This IS one style Oast of many aee0 salts
fecelVed gesterd0y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-30
Gen. SCIsOficld i'm Chicago.
IRQNCLAp BEATS IGRIIIkRp's sAcurN

VI.
LONDON, Oct. 3O-The Brighton autumn meeting
began to-day. The Brighton auIumn handicap
race resulted In a dead heat between T. Cannol's
formerly i. Lorillald's) Sachem and Ironclad Ar
balete came I'm third. There SIX starters Ths.
last betting was SIX TO four against SachenI. eight
70 one against lfoncad. and ten TO against M
0aiete In the deciding heat FOR first place between
lronclad and Sachen, the former won.
fASSA1c THE WINNER OF THE wEITER Plate
The race Tor the two-lDile selling Welir Plate
was won by Lord RoSsmole's 1onnerly j. I0nl-
lafds) Passa1c: Corona second, and TOPS, third
There were flve starters. The last betting WAS %
against Passaic 10 against Corona, and ~ 10 1
against IOpSy. PaSSdlc won easily.
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GEN. sCHoFIELD IN CHICAGO.
R'cEmoND RES URRscrloa.sTs ARRESTED
a NaryIand Cnmpnic.. rnciarnt.

\ Maryland CnmpRics. Incident
DANCING BEARS NEARLY RRr.k Up A RFpr,,t Il. =
MEETING.
BALTIMORE. Nh. OCT. 80.-A special Ia tho So.
nom EaSton, Talbot county, Nd. SAYS a larsy,. r.
publican mass meeting WAS held then, N,~itrla,. .
All the coiorrd people OF the county took a holiday
ana came 10 town. MI liCiton, republican candl-
cate for governor: cen. Adam r. King and Others,
addressed the mct ting, and werr aitvnthclH lis
tened TO- Other speakers followed. and y hen th,.
meeting was AT its heiEi; 4 fellow with thus.
trained bears appeared upon the s,-cnc. and tho
negroes al elt the meeting ~ see the bears dance
ANA climb irtNS Tie speaking was nearl' stopped.
IL Is chargtd That the democrats emploA cd tlU Ell
Win the bears Ia break up the needing by drawing
on lne cUlofel pg,lnle.
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BODY Snasching i'm Richmond.

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 3l-Chr1S. Baker and Vim
Btirhett, colofed men and professional Resurrection
lists, We're arrested this morning while moving tl,,
body or dead pauper through the streets ON q
WheelbarTow. The body had been stolen from he
morgue at the city almShouse. David Parker the
keeper OF the morgue, was arrested on a charge Of
completely, but has been baed Baker and Bur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-10-30

GESrLEMEN!
BEFORE YOU BUY YOUR FALL OR WINTER SUIT
OR OYERCOAT YOU SHOULD EXAMINE
THE STOCK AT
THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS,
The Goods sold there merit i'll style and make
beauty in fabrics and TRIMMINGS and the prices range
lower than those of any house in the city.
Our 0vercoat is equal to any sold at 80
Our Overcoat Is equal to any sold at $40.
Our Overcoat is equal to any sold at $12
Our Overcoat is equal to any sold at $l4
our $l0 ovrrcoat is equal to any sold at $la.
Our $12 overcoat is equal to any sold at $40
Our A $l5 0yercoat is equal to any sold at $2a.
Our $2O Overcoat Is equal to any sold at $35
our $s Business Suit is equal to any sold at si5.
our sio Business Suit is superior to mott ones sold
Our $12 Cashmere Suit is superior to most ones sold
Our a15 Corkscrew Suits are eaual to any sold at s25
Onr $ls Corkscrew Suits are equal to sold $50
Our go Black Dagone Suit equal to any sold at s1s
0nr go Black Cloth Suit is equal to any sold at sj5
our 80 Black brQadcioth Suit IS superior to nost ones
BOYS GOODS
onr e. 50 overcoat would be cheap at g.
Our $3 % Overceat can't be equalfed at S5
Our 10 Overcoat Is a bargain indeed
Our SS Overcoat sells elsewhere at S15
Ous 81 S. IS So or $40 suits are just about
Aoptr cent below the usual selling prices.
PANTS FOR MEN AND BOYS
In Cashmere Chevot Doeskin and Beavers in endless
variety at all prices from 81 up.
GOSSAMERS FOR BOYS AND MEN
at s. $50. SO and s4-The best in the market.
H e MISFIT STORE
CORNER TENTH AND STREETS.
streets 10 's anu come TO the corner 10th and oa
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The Trial Of the w ashingtOn cx.Descc.


PHILADELPHIA, Oct S.-Horace Hogan, alias
"I1ttle Horace" who was serving a three Years
sentence in the Eastern penitentiary for burglary
has been pardOned by Governor Pattson and upon
warrant issued by United States Commissioner
Edmonds was taken TO Washington last night. The
purpose in pardoning him was 10 obtain his testi-
mony In the prosecution OF the Washington detec-
tfves who are charged with consprfng with thieves
of whom Hogan was one, 10 rob the Metropolitan
Bank OF Washington, the national printing Office
and TO commit other crimes. Should Hogan moi
keep his word with the government and make good
some or his statements, il is understood that lie
will be forced TO trial as a defendant
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LECTURES.
ftFIL RIGHTS !
C L f C. / A l. \ OF CE.

g ECIAL TICE
DRESS TRIMMINGS because We have the largest
Line and Lowest Prices this side of New York But this
week We want to sell fully ten times what sold last
week, and TO do this We have made tine following
ENORMOUS REDUCTIONS:
Chenille Fringe, So inches Deep only 4Oc. yard.
worth toe.
Chenille Fringe inches deep only sos yard cheap
at Csc.
Chenille Fringe inches Deep will be sold for G5c
yard regular price. 9Or.
Chenille Fringe, inches deep, only 75c yard;
worth 81
Our Double Ball Chenille Fringe, very handsome and
sold at from 81 p 81 this city will be sold for
s7c. yard. Thasame in all eolors 81 yard
Handsome Chenille Fringe. effects. at 81, 81 D.
81 30 and 81 - a yard
Every pattern guaranteed a bargain and worth from
2oc to JUC- yard more than price.
BARGAINS IN PLAIN GIMPS.
100 patterns to select from
One lot Plain S,parabla Ginn 4ec a ward: worth 75C
One lot s, parable Gimp at ga. a gard worth gOc
One lot Handsome and Wide Cuts. and handsome orn
arnents viii be sold at zoe yard. This would be a
bargain at 81
Oie lot 9c yard sold first of the season at 81 rs
yard.
Bargains also at 81 To- 80 - 4 yarl
BARGAINS IN ESCURIAL IACES
largest assortment in the city. Prices 80 per
lower than elsewhere.
Handsome Goods at So: worth 15r
Very WIDE all Silk Goods To-. yard; worth ST. and
bargains at II to 81 4S a yard
We do not often advertise to sell Goods at half their
value bnt the above goods really bargains and We
hope You Will call aud Examine Them at
BAUM'S.
90 4l6 SEVENTH STREET.