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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-02-05
HALLOWELL.

A POTHECARY, Drugs, Medicines and
"A Toilet Articles. Prescriptions carefully put up.
j. Q. A. HALVES, NJ. D. Hallowell.
Delta chief., 1883-11-28
The Pence I.nyy.

OF late considerable has been said it regard
to trespass Of cattle upon the ranchmen aud
destruction of crops, engendering no little i'll
feeling among neighbors, and few prospect
i've lawsuits. As yet the county has not vot-
ed on the fence law nor the herd law, and it
remains an open question which party is to
blame, and actions for trespass would come
under the common law. The principal pro-
visions of the fence law adopted by the State
for the adoption or rejection by the different
counties are us follows: Section of an act
passed and approved March %, 1877, pro-
vides for fence four feet six inches high,
made of sound posts not less than four iuches
in diameter, set substantially in the ground,
not more than eight feet apart, with three
planks of one inch lumber and eight inches
wide, or four boards six inches wide, not over
six inches apart, securely fastened with nails
or otherwise; said planks not more than eight
inches apart. All other fences made of rails,
wire, poles or stone, or any other material,
which upon evidence shall be declared US
strong and rs well calculated to protect en-
closures as the one first described shall be
considered lawful fence.
Section of the same law provides when
ever petition shall be presented to the COM
missioners of any county in this State, signed
by not less than one hundred taxpayers,
praying that the question of rejection or
adoption of this law be submitted to the peo-
pie, it shall be the duty of the commissioners
to direct the sheriff to give notice in every
precinct of the county thirty days before the
general election, in some newspaper publish
ed in his county, or if there be none, by post
ing written notices, that the question of the
adoption or rejection of this law will be sub
mitted
Delta chief., 1883-11-28
IS THIS THE SOLUTION.
Charlie Ross Di.covered-His Sad Fate

Charlie Ross DiscOveretl-IIis Sad Fate.
To the Editor of THE CHIEF:
DELTA, November ga Washington dis
patch says: "Jack Shepherd, lately escaped
from Sing Sing prison, and one of the parties
connected with the abduction of Charlie
Ross, makes the following statement: "The
boy was taken directly to New York, and
from there to Newark; that, being hard
pressed by detectives, they put off in row
boat at night, and when in the middle of the
bay threw the boy overheard, having first
fastened heavy weights to him to prevent the
body from rising"
From the last issue of THE CHIEF it seems
that much sadder fate than this awaited the
luckless boy and his afflicted parents. Far
better for Charlie would it have been had the
cold wave of the bay closed over his curling
locks and forever have drawn 'merciful
veil" over his career. But who can fathom
the inscrutable designs of Providence? 1t
appears that Charlie was not drowned, but
taken to Colorado. His mind, perhaps never
too strong, weakened by fright. exposure and
excitement, has been overcome, and it is
feared he is now hopelessly insane, more
conclusive proof of which conld not be given
than the articles signed by him and published
in THE CHIEF.
Should some friend of his family cause n
writ de iundtico inQuirendo, as the lawyers
say, to issue, that Charlie might be mercifully
retired from the exciting field of politics for
time, "say eight years." there might yet be
/ hope that his stricken mind would ut least
partially recover, the sore places on his head,
caused no doubt by striking on the rock (po-
litical rocks) when he sunk, heal, and the
county be relieved from the BLASTING dis
grace of allowing such person to run at
large, "endangering his own person and the
persons and property of Others"
Yours for my own and the county's inter-
est, ED. MALONE.
Delta chief., 1883-11-28

The Cushman mesa is settling up very
rapidly. This mesa is six miles broad by
about ten miles long. Plenty of splendid
locations over there are yet to be taken up.
The mesa will be watcred by two ditches
from the Uncompahgre, the Cushmnn ditch
and the Uncompahgre canal, both Of which
have promised to have water there by spring.
We know of no better place to locate on than
this mesa, and those who contemplate settling
in this section would do well to look this
place over before making their final choice.
Delta chief., 1883-11-28
+" Murphy" Of Delta.

From the Leadvile Chronicle,
As a demonstration of the productiveness
of the soil in the old reservation, potato
shipped from the ranch of Mr.. Joseph Bond,
of this city, is presented. 1t pulls the scale
at four pounds and one ounce, and n few years
ago it would have commanded price of fifty
cents. Prof Robert J. Samuels, the accom-
plished musician, presented it to Lieutenant
Thomas Hudson last night, and the effort was
responded to with most agreeable ceremonies.
"Murphy," alias "spud," halls from Delta,
and has been interviewed by large number
of people.
Delta chief., 1883-11-28

Oscar Estes and John Carmichael, two
young men from Kalamazoo, Michigan,
have arrived in Delta, and will open black.
smith shop. They have both located ranches
on the Cushman mesa, and will immedia.
tely build houses and fence preparatory to
raising crop next season, in addition to run.
ming their shop in town.
Delta chief., 1883-11-28

A common drunk in the Delta calaboose,
last week, attempted to burn himself out,
and came very near being cremating. His
yells soon raised the marshal, who extin-
guished the flames and rcleascd him from
his dangerous situation. lie will know
better the next time.
Delta chief., 1883-11-28

There will be Thanksgiving services Thurs
day morning, at II o'clock, in the school
room by the Rev. Alley.
Delta chief., 1883-11-28

Major F. II. Burk hart returned from his
cattle buying expedition to Utah last Friday,
bringing with him 12S head of young cattle.
Delta chief., 1883-11-28

II. NJ. McMurray is erecting new store.
room on his premises, which will be used as
his drug store.
Delta chief., 1883-11-28

A. c. .Botsford, one of Alfalfa Basins
ranchmen, has gone to New York City to eat
his thanksgiving turkey with his mother.
and will not return before spring. Mr..
Botsford slings facile pen, as the readers
of THE CHIEF have had occasion to notice
during the past year.
Delta chief., 1883-11-28

Deer are sometimes seen on the edge of the
mesa east of town. Last week four were seen
inside the city limits.
Delta chief., 1883-11-28

Gordon Kimball, of Ouray, was in the
city last week, rehearsing the stories of Eye
olden time" with his friends.
Delta chief., 1883-11-28

Fine stock winter goods just received at
: 'McGranalan Bros, consisting of flanneis OF
all kinds, dress goods, ginghams, prntsy
shawls, hoods, yarns, ETC., mt bottom prices,
Mt Veterinarians Bros.
Delta chief., 1883-11-28

Anderson McGranahan, younger brother
of T. II. and G. b. McGranahan, has arrived
from Pennsylvania, and will occupy posi-
tion in his brothers. store.
Delta chief., 1883-11-28

There are about 400 men now at work on
the tunnel at Escalante, working in three
different divisions, making about four feet of
tunnel at each place per day. They will not
complete the job before spring.
Delta chief., 1883-11-28

The women of the Methodist church will
give an oyster supper on Thanksgiving
night, the proceeds to go towards building
the church.
Delta chief., 1883-11-28

handkerchiefs and laces the past week,
which the ladies will do we'll to examine.
Delta chief., 1883-11-28

The first snow furry of the season occurred
last week, whitening the ground but soon
disappearing. The weather has been threat
ing ever since, but has made no bad break
vet,
Delta chief., 1883-11-28

Delta county contains more fiddlcrs to the
square mile than any other county in the
State. Almost every other man one meets is
a fiddler.
Delta chief., 1883-11-28

Agent Hodgdon reports business at this
station rapidly increasing.
Delta chief., 1883-11-28

The lumber for the Methodist church has
arrived and the building will be put up i'm
mcdiately and be ready for occupancy by the
first of the year.
Delta chief., 1883-11-28

Governor Crawford, of Grand Junction,
was in the city last week, on business con-
nected with the town company. He will be
up again Friday to attend an adjourned
meeting Of the company.
Delta chief., 1883-11-28

Mr.. Capron has cut his big pumpkin and
left the seed for distribution in this Office
Parties wanting some of the seed will please
call and get them.
Delta chief., 1883-11-28

Leaper Gill, of Idaho Territory, is among
the new arrivals, and is stopping with the
Rev. Mr.. Alley. He comes to look the coun.
try over with view of locating.
Delta chief., 1883-11-28

Last Tuesday morning was the coolest so
far this season. The thermometer showed 90.
Delta chief., 1883-11-28

The peculiar redness of the western sky
seen last Saturday and Sunday evenings,
just after sunset, was noticed and commented
on by many.
Delta chief., 1883-11-28

n0E'n order a suit until you have seen our
UUlV l samples. MCGRANX1IAN BROS.
Delta chief., 1883-11-28

W. D. Burt has about 100 stock hogs for
sale in Delta. Parties wanting any of these
animals onght to come forward Immediately
as they are going off fast
Delta chief., 1883-11-28

There is only one vacant house in the city,
with the prospect of it being very soon filled.
A number of new houses are about to be
erected.
Delta chief., 1883-11-28

Over 300 samples to select fine suit or
overcoat from, made to order, mot taken from
stock y by Wanamaker & Brown; fit guaran-
teed. at McGranahan Bros.
Delta chief., 1883-11-28

For heating and cook stoves and stove fur
niture go to McGranahan's.
Delta chief., 1883-11-28

Trout are now being caught in the Gunni
son in considerable quantities, and of the
very highest flavor. The small boys are now
upplying the market.
Delta chief., 1883-11-28

Over 800 pairs mitts and gloves, all style.
and prices, at McGranahans.
Delta chief., 1883-11-28

Overalls! Our o,on California make, cheap
er than ever, the best made, at McGranahan's s
Delta chief., 1883-11-28
Notice.

All bills outstanding after the first Of Dc
ccmber will be charged two per cent.
j. J. BARKER.
Delta chief., 1883-11-28

DIR. Dorsey will occupy the old postoflice
building.
Delta chief., 1883-11-28

School books at the post Office book store.
Delta chief., 1883-11-28

Austin & Buskirk will be in the lower
Gunnison valley about the first of December
with threshing machine, ready to do what
threshing the ranchmen may need.
Delta chief., 1883-11-28
Teacher. Examination.

The regular examination of teachers VIII
be held at Delta on Friday, the 30th day of
November, 1888, G. II. MERCHANT,
County Sup't of Schools.
Delta chief., 1883-11-28

Hats at McGranahan's.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

GI0n WILL BE GIVEN BY LADY FOR A
gAOV position in one Of the Departments. Ad-
dress II xTecting. =" Box 3. star Office. arr st.
1CS nnA MERCHANTABLE BRICKS AT
Il = e.VVV 81 % per thousand. liis Pannsyi-
wanna avenue northwest. nr,a 9ts
WASTtD-L0AN OF S25 600 ON FIRST CLASS
w property IN Alexandria. Va. The property ia
worth $50 coo. Will pay per three years Adj
dress WA. J. A, star Office. sp9-lm
WILL EXCHANGE Lose ACRES OF CHOICE
Farming or Grazing Lands. i'm healthy location in
Arkansas ON line Of railroad for a good Residcnca in
th northwetern part of this city. For particulars
Qulre OF Wiltshire SlBBAi.D. $40 street north
west. p,baa a..
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During the present week three elections VIII be
held, beginning with that Tor mayor and other
municipal Officers N cincinnati to-day. This
election derives importance as sort OF prelini-
nary contest to the state election next October
In spite, however, OF the efforts OF the leaders 10
make 1t a square political fight. local issues have
largely entered into the race. STILL the result VIII
undenisbJ show the drift o. political sentiment
In that part OF the state, AMI Is Therefore OF GEN
eral interest The situIti0R Is somewhat conpli-
Gated by citizens Reform movement. which has
put Ia the field ticket made IN o. candidates
rom both The others. excepting as 10 the mayor,
In regard 10 which they maid no choice.
Tomorrow mayor md other city Officers viii
also BE- chosen In Chlcsgo The contest there Is
peculiarly interesting, because it is between a
party machine intrenchei III power on the one
hand, and the citizens VINO arc striving for better
government On the other 1t has no political sig
nihcanee whatever. Mayor Harrison leads the
democratic machine element for the third time.
The RaOie Island election occurs on Wednes-
daJ, WI 4 governor AMI other state ofIic r. VIII
be chosen. The canvass has been more Lively and
exciting than any pre- ,eilnr one for years In
that stale, where thr supremacy OF The republi-
cans has been firmly esta5lis eel that the party
nominations were equivalent to election. In the
present contest the republicans do not appTeheni
defeat, but they seem to have C0nclQied that
greater exertionS thln usual were required of
them. Ex-Governor Sprague IS backed by the
principal portion OF the democracy and certain
dtsc0nteD;ed clements of the republican party
He has undoubtedly succeeded in alarming his
opponents. though his election would be general
surprlSe-perhaps as much to himself as to any
body else.
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DERsONs INDEBTED TO DIR. LEON MUST
settle their accounts by April lst or their names
Mi De published Address Lock Box 307. city Post
Omce. mh31-6ts
Gel M REWARD.-ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
&,,Ala,N! X reward win be paid by the Georyetown
Canolc dibernia Beneficial Society for any informa
ton that viii lead to the conviction of
the patty OF parties implicated in the murder of DENIS
DONOfANs late member Of this society.
mh30-6t ]. G. MAY, Recording Secretary
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In spite OF NJ. Do:sey's evasions, convenient
memory an6 partial blindness, Mr.. Merrick has
succeeded, by cross-examination, In extracting
from that gentleman some important admissions
for the government In the star route trial 1t Is
Claimed by the prosecution that Dorsey was the
1nstigator and organizer OF the conspiracy, and
the croSs-examnation has developed a good deal
In support OF this theory. 1t has shown that Dor
sey furnished the money out OF his own pocket to
start and equip the combination. Thu headquar-
tiers were In his own residence. and he personally
watched and directed the preparation of bids In
pursuance OF the scheme he had devised, Dorsey,
then u S. Senator, sent to poStmasters whose
continuance In Office would largely depend upon
him, II they did not owe their original ap-
polntmentS to him. certain bonds dntended to ac-
company proposals for mail contracts) in blank
with the request that those pOstma SterS should
procure suretfeS and certify to thrm, without
taking the trouble TO know what they were certify
Ing to. In one case, at least, Dorsey counted too
much upon the subserviency of the postmaster, as
the latter Indignantly refused to compromise his
honor, II not commit violation OF law even at
the request of a U. s. Senator, who might be able
TO put him out OF Office
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--LATEST DzsrGNs
SpR1Ne Day Goons.

SrR1Ne Day Goops
We are daily receiving Spring and Summer SUD
Fly OF Dress Goods, comprising full line of Black Silks
all grades; Surah Silks, Ottomans, Satin EhadaInes
Satln Meryeiileux, Six Grenadines Nuns Yelling d
ChuGah Cloths IN all the shades; French Wool Suit
ings, Printed and Plain Satteels Elnb'd Sateens and
Muslin Robes Printed linen Lawns; splendid line Of
black WOODEN Dress Goods in all the fabrics: Silk
and Thread Hose. new colcrings; Umbrellas and Para
SOS. new DESIGNS. Also, elegant line of Linen
Sbeetngs and Pillow Linens all widths; Dalnask Table
Cloths and NAPKINS to match, in splendid quality {a
slzes Table Damask by the yard in choice patterns
towels and JoNeiing great variety. Those in want
Of choice goods viii do well to examine our stock before
purchasing HOOE BhO. q CO,
hpA-oIn 1923 ST., Ebbitt House.
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Injustice was done in paragraph IN Saturdays
eTAR by the use of the term pawnbroker's stores
instead of more comprehensive one which
would have included large variety of otner es-
Establishments as receptacles OF stolen goods. The
STAR Is advised that there are only seven licensed
pawnbrokers in the city at the present time, and
so far as 1T has knowledge 1t Is glad to be able to
say that IL knows nothing which would justify
charge OF unlawful proceeding against any OF
these
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SILKS. Suksl SILKS,

SILKS 81, SIZES 30, sTLKS62
COLURED SILKS, all colors. 80
tO14ORED SiLkS. excellent quality: IS.
tOi4DEsfD SILKS, satin finish extra fns cuaiity,
duced from 81 % TO 81.
Our very hnest quality COiORED SILKS. extra
wide, reduced from Fl 80 to 81. %.
IANt1 SILKS, very irest quality, CGctual value 81
we ar selling at - and IS.
Our excellent quality GrCs Grain BLACK SILKS re-
dEced from 81 to IS.
Our Satin finish BLACK SILKS, heavy Gros Grsir
Cuccd from 81 so to 81 25 and sublime quality
cashmere finish BLACK SILKS reduced from 81
Black nursh SILKS. extra wide all pure Six reduced
from 81 50 10 "a. aid Black Sstin pure silk
IL5dnfnes reduced from $3.50 to Especial bar
Pure slk Black Brocade GRENADINES, (actuaI value
81. iInl et Only 81.
Cooren CASH EkES. all pure Wool. wide double
wlatl.- i'll Cream, strawberry, Electric Blue OK
R.OOi and Pink, 80.
SUNn WILLING. fine quality. 20.
y N1 YELLING. pure Wool, vide doube width, 50.
b4e&cied Table DAMASk, excellent quality, sll ghtiy
soe5. 62h
Late-t arrival Of SILKS. CHICK SILKS, excclen.
-, quarry, (wOrth SO, selling AZ 90.
Black Cashmere o1IAWI1o, pure " col, 81.
CARRIERS.
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- p X I n G

SPRIsa
THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER 10TH AND STREET3
The Spring stock of fine clothing at the Misft Store
- now complete. and in variety of styles. quality of
materials and good workIna nship canno. be surpassed
Nniie prices esfinOt be equa led anywhere.
Sp Ca attention is called to
BOYS CLOTHING.
SUITS FOR BOYS FROM u oI7:
Good Suits for IS, worth 81.
81 ieliCiid Suits for g. o. worth si2
tlsgsnt suits for %. worth SIS.
Black Cl0tn SUITS Tor $40 so worth SI3
liEe znts Tor <l2. worth $40.
FOR BOYS FEoa TO II:
Sood i hnock SUITE for g. worth 3. 20.
Sylsndi1I sqlts forsS. werth s.
kiesaat Suits for 80. worth SO.
SPRING OyERCOATS
FOR MN AND YOUTHS.
AM-Hool Spring Overeolts at So worth So
S Hsa taeea sprng Oyereoats at 8. so. worth sl2.
kisgsnt silk faced Spring Oyereoats al sI2,
Fin, Melton sila faced Spring overcosts a, SIS.
worth SIS w.
SUITS FOR MEN AND YOUTHS;
coed Suits st SO. So worth $40.
A-wool Chevioi Suits 10 styles at So worth SIS
Al Cashmere suits at 80. worth SIC.
otyse ut SIS worth SIS,
FiDe Brown Tricot Ccat and Vest Prince Albert
14.ke. at slS, worth $40.
Back Trieot suits. cutaway frock at sl5 worth $26.
tlne Corkscrew Suits at SIS, worth SIS.
Bite Flannel SUITS, warranted INDIGO at SO. worth
Eisse Yacht cloth Suits ut s15 worth SIS
worth $40 ' S D'sNS"u 41oNAs ~ >Ao'
sossamer Coats at a. g. so. s. and So 50. worth
PANTS
= 80 8: 9. 50. 81. 81 so and %: mus, b
SNhsfACfIoN GUARANTEED To ALL pITR
CaAsEES OR MONEY REFUNDED,
THE MISrIT STORE,
CORNER 10TH AND sTRExrs
F.B. The Misft Store has no connection with .,x
SoA-- concern in the city. mhaa
a RTIfICsAf ryva 20 e,a "a. rUI :.
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The friends OF Dukes, the Pennsylvania mur-
derer. are now getting up the theory that he is
insane III he Is. the sooner he Is put In insane
asylum, and the closer he Is kept there the better
IL VIII be for the community, and also for himself.
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CARRIAGES.

CARRIAGES. CARRIA(
" CARRIAGES
I have nov IN factory very larse .ssortmel
park use. Ny stock 10 OF the best and pricss Is L
good work can be made for with Q reasons be o
All ara invited 10 call and examine. Repairing iron
attended to. ROBT a. GRAfiAN
depository and Factory. 4l0-4l6 Eighth street \
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I'll MARKET SpA7u.

SPECIAL ART ISor1cE.
MONTAGUE'S STUDIO,
No. 1909 NEW YORK AVENUE,
WASHINGTON. D. G..
No. 1. 26x3s, Glorious Summer Morning ss75 90
No. 2 do. Platform ock. Cal............. SIS 90
No .. do. ArizoI;a; jim ton Gaia gact 57I 90
NO t. 20x!S Threatened SNOW StlTI. Nevada 45a. 90
In 20 inqrie the above A65JtG3ae pairltiuSs
In Char oscao a-e ali that vii be oIainabe any
whe G this season.
Dated April I, 1888.
star report, 10Th Mavch-s'Wen worthy attention.
ap2- St.
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SECONDHAND PIANOS.
Cone One four round corner Rosewood. Z octayeez
One tour round corner Rosewood, z octave sst ~
Haines Brothers. Sl75.
One four round corner Rosewood. octave shoema-
bury, $50. - S Jaw"
One octave Roeenkranz SIS
Several Upright Pianos from {l75 to 500
Al Of them warranted for one year
waxeroons Of ' - '~S
W. @. METZEROTT Co.
Soae Agency Of Steinway sons Pianoa
mhoV-oe Fenna. ave-, between 9Th and 10Th IA.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

nor SALE OR RENT-A HANDSOME So BURBAN
Il Residence, acres Of land outhuildings and a va
rely OF hne fruit; BaGensburg. Nd. For terms ap-
ISOs RENT-A PLEASANTLY LOCATED COUN-
Il TRY seat of ten acres, with dwelling necessary ont
buildings and orchard situated the Seminary Hill
three miles from Alexandria Apply to Mrs. II T.
CALENoNE. Seminary r. o.. Fairfax county Va
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4 EIFICiAL EYES, So, $l0 &l5. THE n
0iasses; u Boxwood THERMOMETER; that 81 Fysid
%: % Peari operA. HEMPLER'S Ghe Ortdcisn1
SAad. AsSPA ave. Telephontc connection. "a
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Reasons WaY.

Reasons WHr.
WE Shall, TRY TO CONVINCE YOU TO
DEAL WITH US.
x FhSr r qEn bGasEss a ARG GosFAHk
lively LARGE.
s SECOND. WE CARRY LARGE. FULL
THIRD; We TAKE THE UTMOST PAINS
I TIE E i0Gf SIT p HE BEST GARMENTS AT
9HE eo d + o E9T e EFE U HoT 70 NIGH SCH
as Low AS WE CAN TO LIVE.
eT THE nf IS OK nE hIAsoHs T WITT
GEORGE SPRANSY,
oEE-pRIcE CLoTHIER AND TAILOR.
app 507 SEVENTH STREET.
LADIES ARE THE BEsr JUICES.
We firmly believe this both as to qualities and prices
so row offer. with confidence
RELIABLE SPRING BARGAINS UPTOWN,
AT l25sc, 25c.. 38c.. Soc, Csc, 7sc., 92c., &C.
NEW HOSIERY BARGAINS UPTOWN.
AT 12Ssc, 15c. 17c 20c., 22c.. &c. CSC, 30c, &c.
NEW Isle AND SILK GLOVE BARGAINS.
At Our usual popular prices Uptown we offer
NEW INDIA LINENS ALL LINEN LAWNS
CHECKED NaINSOOKS.
EIIBrODERIEs. LACEs. &C., &C.,
At Pike, 15c.. Tic, 20c, 22c., Csc, &c. &c.
And call the Closest criticism to each No.
ALL ON THE GROUND FLOORS
OF our Ladies' and Mems convenient Uptown Popular
Furnishing Stores
COCHRANE & CO.,
OPPOSITE RIGGS BANK.
NO FIT. NO FUNDS.
Unicorn Dress Shirts are all the rage
Sure fit for men of every age
And size or shape, both front and back
Best judges declare, there is no lack
Look at the front and you will find
Linen and Muslin of the very best kind,
Examine its back it won't take long
osay Mems Shirts never were made strong,
See the Unicorn from neck to tail
Fullness on shoulder. shape, then don't fail
To watch its length and appearance all over
Ihe Best Shirt, you will say gladly discover
coo ZANE CO.,
mh3l-2t OPPOSITE RIGGS BANK