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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-18
LOsT

I'm Saturday evening last lady's hand
" sachel, containing house key, etc.; also
pocket book with small sum Of money; be-
lisyed to have been lost on Poplar street car.
Finder will please return 10 or notify
street 28
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-18
BEJACH'S.


Officer Kelly this forenoon arrested a
green looking country boy named Willie
Wright. with a stolen horse in his posses
sion He states that he with his parents
live on the Macon road about seven miles
from Germantown. He was on his way
TO the city in search Of work, and when
be reached the edge Of town a mulatto
negro named Henry Jones persuaded him
to get on the animal, ride him to Brack-
ett's stable, ssll him for $50, and return %
Germantown this evening and he would
divide the money with him. The boy
was encouraged in the act by Jones saying
that he had brought horse to the city
short time since and sold it without being
caught. The game was brought to sud
den close by colored man named VIM
Day, who rode TO town and met the stolen
horse and its rider on Jones avenue, whers
be held both until an officer arrived The
stolen animal is said to belong 10 Mrs
Hefferman, living near Brinkley ayenu'
aud old Raleigh road. The boy, who i
not over fifteen years Of age, was place.
in cage at the stationhouse.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-18

A BRIGHT bay horse, 3 yesTs old, pOny
"A built; Nhie spesks on side; slightly
bucked knees, had on saddle and bride,
liberal reward. 3sl nrleans. 30 81
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A MINISTER 70 tsach a eolored institute
street. CHARLES ,UY.
DOEPLB to Know that samelson's Full
i Moon is the best Dc cigar on earth. 20
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE, Az MAIN ST.
| Servants Of etery description white or
cclOredl furnished II said diice on applica-
ton or 90 short notice. LabOrers i0r rail-
roads. leveos aud pubic works. Plantation
and fai A Il, mechanics, etc, Orders Cor
kcuee servants out Of city must be accOmpa-
MED by cash and transportation arranged for
Business chances, Information collected Ard
impaired ia W d0lHAA.
DOARDBRs-A few can end acoommoda-
ID tons, with or without lodging, at No
2O6 Union street. ~ W
TiO o. old frames with our IMPERIAL PEB
i BLES, Sl.5e per pair. N MuLE0RD Co
OARR, FLRISCHMANN A CO.'S Com
| " pressed Yeast makes the lighieat bread
For sale by all frst-class gfoceyt. Try Il. De
liyered fresh daily TO all parts Of the city.
ORATE SETTING.
" W. D. Jockey. 299 Second. 80 ZIG
III You want good fhoes call or Eirscb
! schwab a Co, c. Beal. lot
TIC exchange % acres good land near cit,
for two good dray mules. IKE A CHASE
20 Front street. 2sf
II you want cheap shoes call on Hirsch
Il bchWsb q Costs Beal. l6l
old gold watch cases, silver, etc., cash. J
4 IN. hULF0RD a CO., asa Main, 2si
llOOO i"N' S Sss. and and bonss, also Ola me,
Al, feathers and hides, old machinery bougi
and aold. Send for price list, Address
BAMUEL 0ABAY, Agt and Com, Morchan
700 70 as shelby street, Memphi1, Tenn.
GROOND- HAND CLOTHING, Good prio
! - paid, Call on or address
Af ELIAS 6hAuL, 700 Main 81.
NENTBI Felt, Straw and Manila, ha
u cleaned, dyed and relhaped In the late
styles. A. D. sTAlNBACk, loS Second.
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Ask for Ko-Ko Tulu Chew
ing Gum
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-12-18

NEW and second. hand stoves for sale At
IN Sam'l Gabay, at, 400 10 4l3 Shelby g.,
Memphis. 6i B. GABAf.
TWO.story brick dwelling, No. sal Court
L street e1tlnded, recently occupied BY X n
Heron. In complete order; first elasa in
every respect, Apply 70 J Z Oliyer,at Wood
ruf 4 Oliver. ST.
old TYPg MRTAL-Better than Babbiit
" for machinery. at LsdRer Office.
zen ACRES good land near city. also cot.
lUU tage In CITY. Ike A Chase. 20 'front.' I
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The PUBLIC LEDGE Jo5
Printing C0ice and Bindery is
noso located at IL Union street and
ready for all business Offering.
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Ask for KO-KO 1u'u Chewing
Gum. - -
NeckWeaF.
Underwear,
SIX and Linen IIdkis,
All for the holidays,
Lowest prices,
AIN. N. Falk,
3i8 Main stree.
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Thanks 70 ysur golden ROSE ELIXIR. Il
sayed nv life. i cannot say enough IN It's
praise. Yours very truly, Cal hEED.
az Turley street
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Depression prevails in the cotton and
grain trade Of Europe, and a cable report
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DOARDERS-A lew can h1d acoommoda-
ID tons, with or without lodging, az No
26 Union street. 80 "a
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A MINISTER to teach eolored institute
"A at Bartlett, Tenr. Apply al $40 Main
street, CHARLES ,UY.
p0EPLB n kooT. That saaslsop'' FSSl
The daily gazette., 1883-05-19

rheir Arrival and Departure, Taking
Effect July LIST, 1882.
The Post Utnce in this city will be open daily,
except Sunday, from $50 a. In. to pp. m
Private boxes are accessible until II p m. ON
Sundays open from $50 to $50 a. IN. Private
| boxes accessible from to s D. IN. The whole
sale stamp window will close at $50 p. IN. The
money order ethce will close at 600 p. m.
MAILs cLosR As ToLLows:
NORTH.
Wilmtngtoh & Northern RAILROAD to Reading
"a, and points on the Baltimore Central south
| Of Chadd's Ford TAO a. IN
Phiiadeiphia closed pouch, $50 a. IL.
Philadelphin and WaymGil, 900 a. m.
NeW ork, Fennsyivauia and points east ard
Delaware Western Railroad to Landsnberg
1000 a. IN.
Philadelphia, New York city, Pennsylyania
and New Jersey, ll.G0 a. In.
Philadelphia, Now York and all points east
and west. l.3O p. m.
Philadelphia, New York and ali points cast
PhIladelphia and New York cities closed
pouches 9.35 p. IN.
Pennsylvania west OF Lancaster, and all
points west and southwest 9.35 u. N.
LOO p. N.
All Louisiana is sent west except CIV Orleans
Whlch Is sent south on through mails
SOUTH,
aItlmoTe and way mall, 7.4O q. m,
washington and all points south, TAO = ~
All points on the Peninsula, $50 a. IN.
supplementary mail for the Penfnsuls, 800
4. NJ.
baltimore, Washington and all pelnts south,
1890 y. IN.
Newport, stanton, Newark, EIkton and
Havre de Grace, 1870 y. u.
Points on Baltimore Central, between Port de
Posit. Northeast and Ohadd's Ford II 80 D. m,
baltimore and Bay Line steamers, 4.4O D. m.
Peninsula north Of Harrington, including
Delaware City and st. Georges, $50 p. m.
baltimore, closed pouch, $50 D. m.
Baltimore, Washington and all points south
| 11.00 p. m.
MAILS ARRIVE AND READY FOR DELIVERY.
From Wilmington 81 Northern Railroad,
9 80 p. IN.
From New York, Philadelphia, washington
ana all other points, $50 y. m
From Philadelphia New York and points
north, east and west, $50 a. In.
From way mail from Philadelphia, $50 a. m,
From Peninsula and all north Of Harrington
From Baltimore and way mai, $50 a. m.
| From Baltimore, 1880 p. n.
from peninsula mail, l2.S0 Pm
FROM Philadelphia, New YORK aud points
north and cast, 30 p. N.
FROM baltimore. Washington and points
south, 20 p. m.
Prom Delaware Western Railroad, 2.2o D. m
FEon Ptiladelphia, New York and points
north and east, $40 D. n.
From. Baltimore, Washington and points
| south and southwest, $40 .. N.
Carriers deliveries as follows $40 a. m., gen.
| p. m, partial
Collections from street boxes are made by the
carriers at $50 and To- OO a. III. Il 80 and 90 D. M
An additional collection will be made at 73O
! 2. N. from all boxes between Jefferson and
Lombard and Water and Thirteenth streets
| inclusive. On Sunday a full collection will be
made at 300 j. IN. Local letters for carriers
| aellYery should be deposited in the Post Ottce
| ten minutes before the hour OF delivery
| W Y. SWI(ff1EFTvI' postm
The daily gazette., 1883-05-19
REpRlNreD FRoM YEsrERnAY
THn ANNUAL coNFERENoE


In Session 1T the African Union Church
In this City-BusIpess Before the Body.
At the second DAYS session Of the Annual
Conference Of the African Union Methodist
Protestant Church, held in the African
Union Church, French street, near Ninth,
yesterday, religious services were conducted
by Rev. E. W. Scott, Of Maryland. The SEES
sion was attended by 2S ministers and IL
delegates, who after traLsaeting minor busi-
ness went into secret session, when Rev. j. v.
Peterson offered a resolution to indorse the
doings of the general conference in blend
ing the Baltimore and Delaware Confer
ences. After some spiritual discussion by
the Rev. B. Scott, Rev. Moses Chippey, Rev.
e. n. Chippey and the Rev. ii. II. Davis the
motion was lost, and another motion, that
the Baltimore district should not be united
to this district. was carried. The whole
matter was then referred TO the Executive
Committee OF the General Conference, con-
sisting of Revs. j. V. Peterson, Daniel Rus
sell, OF this city, and L. Daniels, of Elkton,
B. Smith and Peter Sullivan.
The Maryland Conference, which threat
ened to leave when the resolution against
the uniting of the two conferences passed,
viii abide by the decision Of the committee
who will report to the conference before the
close of the session. In the afternoon the
annual reports from the ministers were
heard. These reports include the amount Of
work done and of money collected for all
purposes relating to the church. They also
contain list of deaths and marriages. The
reports were considered very favorable,
showing an increased activity and growth in
the churches.
This MORNINGS session was opened with
religious services by Rev. L. Reed of Nor
folk, Va. The reports of the churches Of
the middle district were adopted, showing q
very 1ourishing condition OF the churches
in that locality. The credentials of Rev.
John Haddock were presented and accepted.
The morning session was consumed In the
consideration OF routine business.
.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-19
WARD MEETINGS.
Organizations Effected by the Democrats
of the Sixth and Eighth Wards.

ny IIb DtmOcrittS
of the sixth ana Eighth Wards.
The Democrats of the Sixth ward held a
meeting last evening at 5 o'clock, at No.
6O2R Market street The following officers
were elected: Pres ident, VIM. A. BIeyer
secretary, Henry B. Morrow; treasurer
Thomas NJ. Ogle.
Ward Committee, Henry Eckel George
G. Ward, Henry P. Weaver Member OF
City Committee, William A. Bleyer
Committee to select candidate for Coun
ell, William G. Pierce, Lewis G. Vande
grit, Harry sharpley.
Adjourned.
At a meeting of Eighth ward Democrats
held last evening at the residence of John
Quinn, No. G32 Fast Seventh street, tn,
following officers were elected President
Thomas Morine; Vice President, Henry s.
Truitt; Secretary, John f. HiDbard Treas.
urer, Thomas Blankin. Member of CITY
Executive Committee, Henry S. Truitt.
Ward Committee, Thomas Shire, George
Hepbron, David Prrttyman, Thomas Blankin,
James Davis. Committee to select car di.
date Tor Council, II. s. Truitt, A. Vernon,
Wm. b. Wilmer.
Adjourned to meet On next Monday even.
ing ut 7.3O O'Clock
The daily gazette., 1883-05-19
OLOrH1wG.
TASTE,

in the general get up OF Cloth
ing, does as much as anything
to improve the appearance OF a
person, and if the material of a
suit is ever so fine and it is not
properly made or trimmed, the
whole effect is spoiled. We
endeavor to make a point with
our customers rather by pleas
ing them than by making big
profits, as we know people will
talk, and especially about nice
looking clothing whether on
themselves or others. Both
our Custom and Ready-made
Departments are at your SER
vice and for nice ready-made
clothing we commend to you
a stock of Mems, Youths Boys
and Children's Suits so com.
plete that every one can see
something to their liking.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-19
rnn m.Ala.,u,Aps.
a Is6Sai Esms TabIs with the EAtsul
CorTection
TRAINS LEAVE wlLM1Nartjk FoR

TRAINS LEAVE wILMINGTOk FOR
PHItA,-- 200A-- 223R - 6.SO-S.b6- T.o0t---7.bo
.-.s. lb-a O01-g spt--9. .5St-l0 30-11.58 q.
m;-I2.OOt m;--l2lb-12.9 81. .b3--2. 3Ot-4.00--
bIf*--bs0+-e l0-6. .3sH--1 .26-T. .3ON--s. bb#pm.--
NEy YoEE - 2.Oo#--.7. .zs.--o. sO--7 60 s.bO--
II. SO a. M --13.8e-1.b36.lT#-e.Ss SsA--7. 30 I'm.
BALrrMoRR--l. .06a-1. .42s--4.5lS-s s05A = 9.1T
1000 a. m.-l22o-1.o oO-1. e9--b.Oo--e.oo-o.6I--
ll.O4% p. IN.
WAsHrNeToN--l.s s2s-4. 4.bl#-s.06-a.I a. N
TOD ,O8-e.b7-l =. N.
BAurlmoEH AND INTERMEDIATE eTATIoNs--
0b+-9.l7 1000 a. m;--l.oo--e.0o p. m.
Trains running both daily and Sunday.
TRAINS running only On Sunday.
Connect at Cfray's Ferry FOR Old depot,
frosd and Washington avenue
DELAWARE RAITJtnA Do .OoE--p.lo q, milo
--3O0s--s.2St p. n. Nc Sunday trains
For New Castle only
Fer Harrington and intermediate stations.
wnN1NeToH & EeFrHERs RA1LRoAD-7.N q,
n;-l.2o-d12 p. u
DkLAwARF wRsTsag Oslo 90
a.m'-h9o u. n. sunday trains lo.s0a. n 800
p.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-19
% eEeaIMrEo FROM Y9s7Tss''
SOCIAL EVENTS
. '1Spr1ss arp ss.v,.l Visit by a. U, W. n.,..

An Evening Party =, az; u, W. Member
4 The p members Of Industry - supper,
" U. W., met at Workmey,L Lodge No.
ing ana proceeded ine Lcd,e. nal, last
y. ,i u. Davis, 626 West I6l,i1 Ii 70 :, surprise
celebrate the filtieth an,i,,ae "u Street and
Dirth. After the usual coo,n,,,NNeisary Of
behalf Pheasant ns h1t talk, Mr.. W, H. Rsrnoo,nss R,Ions
vdIi win q MS lodge, presented STeNyhods
nn an nanisomc golt-heade5S Nf' DAl
DAVIS replied, thanking t'e 'u cane, i
shelr gut, and called upon Lata n'eIilOeS 1
uofi 70 make some reinarL. Y,'u a,, W. Died
.ne occGsion. After thelatteoIp oaIppropriae
some r,sa'ion on was given to p,r,nl lvalals'
Ta,vjs ''iEesnHents. t, Mcssrs FP',sAc F,rt
neW's had the table ,ana, aaIa 4
with cake and ice cream, wbio, MelElOld
IN less time than It takes To Jp tcn W,,'apptad
ohu ana even third supplv ya. ~ 4
lore the first table" showed d's brought
weakening. After the sunros % any signs
OF the choir Of Union NJ r. = Gn IIe laembI
sepe,ai ,.,oss sslgctions Messrs. Ii ,'I q n
ward and John W. Diefcndorf :, s.ot " DoJ
humorous selection, alter which ,a1n ,si., read
o. Many returns Of the day y ,bo VI VII
dispersed. 1t was certainly ,ne r sonpi
event and more so, PERHAPS beooay ,siy laH
one OF those extremely rare oa "seauseh II |
,n'. you nm hna the members of body anD.stl IN W.
ing the services OF one of their nurI[ ~pprecl
Last evening about 80 youn@ OeI naoSi
ssmbled at Mrs. Elizabeth WeIape IHaIope
denee, ZIG Jefferson street, and 1u sns,i I
enjoyable time in dancing. 1 spent
A supper was given oy the mau.oo. !,
Malta House, MIR. Coyle. last Iaser "E'., u
o.oo O'Clock, to the builders OF the ''u,a Ts =
ant. 1t was a very enjoyable affair h ''''
The daily gazette., 1883-05-19
ARREsTING sRERIDAN.
rhe state Department Waiting for Ju.
dicial Action Before Surrendering the
RefuReaa
IN. Y. World Special.


dicial Action Before Surrendering the
Refugees.
IN. Y. World special.l
WASHINGTON, May 1.-Two months ago
Minister West sent note to the State De.
partment asking for the arrest of Sheridan
on the charge OF completely in the Phoenix
Park assassinations. The warrant was
promptly issued and sent TO the British
Minister,
He held this warrant for some time await
ing the arrival of proof of the charges, 80
that the arrest and examination of Sheridan
could be had and eXtradition ordered If the
proof was deemed sufficient.
The time has now arrived.
Sheridan, Walsh and lyman have been In
dicted and the State Department is in daily
expectation Of demand for warrants for
the arrest of the last two mentioned.
No further steps are likely to be taken al
the State Department until after the exami.
nation of Sheridan by the United
States Commissioner in New York.
He will forward his report TO Wash.
ington, and if the charges have been
proved and are deemed sufficient to warrant
extradition, an order will be issued from the
State Department ordering him to be de
lveIed into the custody of the British
Officers
The daily gazette., 1883-05-19
No Carp Untn september

Fish Commissioner Enoch Moore ,Jr., hay.
ing received large number Of applications
for German carp, sent to Fish Commissioner
s. F. Baird, at Washington, for 500 of that
variety of fish In answer to Mr.. Moore's
request Commissioner Baird writes that the
supply of German Carp has been ex-
hausted, and further states that there will
be no more of that variety
until September next, at which time his
order will be filled. The Commissioner
will receive in day or two 100 fancy fish
for private aquariums, including gold, sill
yer, and Japanese fish, which can be had
upon application. Requests for carp Will
be received by Mr.. Moore until the supply in
September arrives when they will be dis
trlbuted according to the order Of the appli-
Cants.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-19
A Birth on a Train.

A woman giving her name as Mrs
Thomas Thomas, who, with three children
was en- route from lower Delaware to New
York, for the purpose of taking a trip u
Europe, where she formerly resided, be.
fore arriving in Wilmington, on the train
reaching here at noon, was taken Ill and
gave premature birth to child. When th,
train stopped at the station she was taker
to the United States Hotel, where she Il
now being cared for,
The daily gazette., 1883-05-19
John Il. Moore.
228-MARKET ST.-22S

OF Ready-made Clothing for
Men and Boys our Spring
stock is now complete in every
department, and is the largest
and finest we have ever carried.
Prices lower than ever. Re-
member our garments are made
here, well sponged, and cut,
and trimmed in the latest style
and best manner by Whining
ton artists.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-19
rKAINs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FROM

rKAIHs sARRIvEATW TWII,MlNurON FROM
.6O--l .00-l S2s-4. .4TH-7.4S
s02H-pI2-e. .O5-l0.lOf--ll .35-l2.S5 a. m;-l26o
1.O7-2.3 sol -250- 4.35- 30 b.4O--6 .b3--0 &c
-o.4S-7.s5t 9.60-l0.S .Ss-1O.5s p. IN.
NEW YoRK-l.S2a 2a-4.47s-s.O2t-s.l2 q. m;-
-2bo-l l.G7-466-5.4ss-l0.bs .bs p. M.
BALTIBeRE--l NJ #-2.l9s-9s4 s4-a.A-Il.4S q.
n;-I2.36-l. l.6O--5.11E-os snt--7. 2i--a49 u. m.
-WAsHINaToH-l.b -l.blA-213-Il.43a. m;-l2.S6
llE-o.30s-7.24-9.4sa y. m.
Both daily and SUNDAY.
On Sunday only.
DELAWARE RAILROAD 6O-Io.l l6#a .m;-l2vS
-b.05*-6.06 y. m. No Sunday trains.
From New CASTLE only.
WILMINGTON NoRrHKRE RAILROAD
s+0-ll.40 q. m;-o4o p. N.
DELAWARE WESTERN RAILRoAD-s.OO a. m;-
ais 6p. m. Sunday trains 91O a. m.;-6.4O p. m
TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
PHILADELPHIA NEW BROAD STREET DHPoT-
t2.30#-3. .56#-6. 3d.. .20N-S lis. .35t--l0.lo
--ll.30-ll.bO a. m;-12.23-l. t-l.82-3.lo-
i02-4 40 5.06-5. $40 b.bb- 6.0bt $50 "a. a0+
--g30-l0.o0 .o0-11.32A D. IN.
BROAD AND WARRINGTON .30-s.0O
-l0.l6 a. M -l.30 .30-S.lo-4.SO-6.l6 p. M.
NEW OAsTLa-s.Ss--lo. .00-ll4o o. m.-A.4p-
b.4s p. N.
Daily and Sunday
On Sunday only.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-19
Where il the Garbage Man.

The residents in the neighborhood of
Eleventh and TaLuall are anxiously awaiting
the coming Of the garbage man, he has
failed to put in an appearance for the past
two weeks. Can the garbage contractor
explain how this happened
The daily gazette., 1883-05-19
THE SHADY Sibr
She Finally Arrives and Com,r.r,. F..
ular Trims

uiar Trips
The steamer Shady Side. which I. :.
the place OF the Morrisania on the ,iS,s ~
tween this city and Philadelpbia ''SI ~.
here last nisht and tied up Al ,ba Sh Sl
street wharf. The steamer which has su
newly painted and overhauled nra,al
a very neat appearance. Tho vs.ssI pss
l35 feet long and from tbo E NM
States Inspectors report the following n N
was taken /; She was built at Fart iss
j., in 1873, and is allowed 10 On o.rT NV
passengers; cylinder is 42 incb5,
diameter with nine feet stroke: tbe haII
are OF steel and are allowed to carryI
pounds pressure. The cabins and dsct'
comfortably arranged above and below /
double stairs leading to tue upncr o.
are situated'in the middle of the bost
both sides. The whole arrsnoSm
Of the vessel is calculated
make her a very fast boat aud Oh her b
to this city, made dis ance Of 10 mil
IN hour and five minutes, which r,tp
speed Captain Deakyne saws She can nj
tain between this city and Philadelpbia
soon as the boat arrived here her boJ
were thoroughly cleaned of the salt v,
and fresh water pumped in. Owing to
delay she did not make her Gr,t trir
Philadelphia at l o'clock, but will leayi
the regular time TO morrow morning.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-19
SOMETHING
FOR
THE PUBLIC
TO KNOW !.

That our spriug trade has so far exceed
Our expectations that we have been cod
PEELED to rcplcnish our stock oltenel thi
we anticipated, so that we are continual
receiving new goods of the latest styles AZ
newest patterns, and therefore can afford
sell at very low figures. We give ourpatrol
the benefit Of our saving in purehaslF
goods. Ne have just laid on our tables
Good Cashmere Suits at 81
Good Cashmere Suits at 81
Good Cashmere Suits at w
Good Cashmere Suits at OV
Extra Fine Cashmere Suits at IN
Extra Fine Cashmere Suits at BV
Extra Fine Cashmere Suits at lou
Fine Worsted Suits at NV
Fine Worsted Suits at loVV
Extra Worsted Suits at BO
Blue Flannel Suits, Indigo Blue
Dye, warranted fast colos, at SlOana 1
Working Pants ~
Heavy Pants Ls
The Best Working Pants in
the city Sl,5O and i'1
Good Cashmere Pants ~
Fine Cashmere Pants SW
These goods are far superior to any III W
market, at rs per cent. less than you wy
inferior goods for.
We do not advertise fine imported Su,'
fen 81 aud S., MS ONE do, for all Sel'''''
people know that il cannot he done eu' w
sell you good Ameri, an fabric thai f''''
American should use, for we can llah' I,
good as the world ..ver saw, and we a'
should patronize our own good NAM
preference to the low price trash tha1 T. oug y,
posed to be imported to this country w" :
be deluded by extravagant adyertiseln'D''i
but patronize those who will deal iair 1n.
square with you, as all can testify WIN "''
1ealt at the