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enough. Let them go sne sec their uucles
for short season and recuperate their
declining health.
II the tax payers will examine their tax
receipts they will observe to the discomh
ture OF their pocket books that II takes
money to supper, Ring.
Gus Shsffer will illuminate" the ballo,
box for Uocle Smith Crane, on the 14'h
of mex, Oct.
Ex-SoLDIRR. No. thou valiant son Of
the battle field, the Ring has not bought
me off. Neither have they scared me- by
their threats of making miocc-meat OF me
for 81. !Ihn pies. Tue Ring must go.
1 don't see why some people object to
the Republicans bowling themselves
hoarse when they hear Democratic orators
showing up the iniqui,ies and plundering
crimes 81 the Republican party. II is as
natural for such fellows to howl as 1t IL
for yellow pup to yell when he is hit.
Let 'em howl
Tue Ring thinks a one legged man is
not the kind OF dude they want for
Sheriff. That's the DIFF renee between
the People and the Ring. The People
believe one legged man is the kind Of a
man they want for Sheriff.
81 have no sympathy for those men who
strike" Gays tht pension agent who is trav-
cling through Preston county. OF course
you have no sympathy for the laboripg
man who strikes for higher wages. 1t il
one of the tenets of the Grand Old Party
To make hboriug men work for starvation
wages. You have no sympathy for the
mother and child who cry for something
tn eat, and you frOwn down upon them
for begging for aims, while you and other
Government employees live in luxury on
the money earned by the husband and
father Of the starving wife and child.
Can any one blame you for withholding
your sympathy for those men who strike Z
Go bag your swell-head.
Crogan's defense of Judge Wooks, "A,
the Howesyille Democr tic Meeting, wns
unanswerrble. PATSY DOODLE.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-09-12

UNDER the circumstances The only
thing CREsAP can do. if he desires
to save his political honor, is to
withdraw from the canvass for Pros
ecuting Attorney. The Democrats
OF this county say they cannot vote
for him. The yassign, too very cas-
enable reasons why they cannot
vote for him. AS lrieId to Gus
we again advise him 10 withdraw.
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Preston's School Teachers.

. oSAAOOA
The Normal Institute has been in
session since Monday week. and it
has been The means Of bringing to
THE place teachers from every part
OF the county.
The attendance numbers about one
hundred. and we believe a better
looking and a moe intelligent Look
ing body Of teachers never sat in an
Institute.
The people Of Peston county ought
to be proud of their school teachers
They are a bright, intelligent and
msnnerly body Of persons, ss gen
ersI rule. They are neither "moss
backs" nor j4kes,' as they have been
reproscbfully called, but they are
gentlemen and ladies' who can sreak
aud write correctly aud koow how
to behave properly. This is more
than we can say Of many Of those
who are 40 apt in applying to them
and their ca ling terms Of reproacb.
The people Of Kingwood are
glad TO have the teachers in their
midst. They we're glad when the
time came Tor the Institute to con
vene, aud they will be sorry when
The term cIoses. and the teachers
take their departure for their homes
n different sections Of the county.
But they can assure themselves OF
one thing. When tb4y leave they
tabe With them the best wiehes OF
The masses Of our people.
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NOTICE. no LIEN uoI,pr..s

To all persons holding 10 .ns by juIv
l"."t u,he'"i~e on tue r"u estate or
any pert Thereof II n U.dom "A. t,veri,
~ pursuance oT a decree O.; lhe Circuit
Court Oi Pres on county. u,.,,lu .i,,, ,,,,,-..
therein pending tO ubicc. tho real rst,t.,
oi the sad Aus dom ~. Every To u.o ,.,t
iaIacllOn Ol the iieus Ito rouu, YOU ave "a.
CURED To present all claims held by vnu
shd each Of you against the saii A1~t
ION ~. Every, y nich aru mems nn hi-
ieal estate or any part OF IL, FER ndiu 10 g.
lio,l 20 ne at NY Office in i<ingwJDd on
or before tho 4%d day Of Uct,lier next.
blVen undor my baud this u d., OF
September, 1884. SMITH CRANE C,,,,,
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PenSiOned eI-SoldierS are
not Government pauDerS.
Five Months Idle.

TIE "Ex-Soldier" writing from
IrondaIe to the Journal, says: Iron.
dale has been FIVE months slice ping. !"
Five months idle under a Republican
Administration; under high Pro-
tsctive taIiff Isit possible, and what
Is the csnSe Of it7
Oh yes. You are waiting until
BLAINE is elected, and then you will
start up again. Yes, start up more
prosperous" than ever.
Your managers told you four
years ago that il GARFIELD was
sisrfsd you would get big wages and
The works would run regularly, but
II HANCOCK was elected, the works
would close down at once. They
made you worklngmen believe the
election OF a Democratic President
meant the ruinstion Of the busine ss
Industries OF our country. Now we
wsDt to ak you few questions.
How much bSttsr off are you to-
day, financially, than you were four
years sgo2
Have you stsIdisr work to-day
than you had four years sgo2
How much, or to what extent
does q High Protective tariff protect
you2
When it pays the owners OF the
IrondsIs Purnaos to run, don't they
keep it 10 blast AMI when it doeso't
pay them TO run, don't they shut
down
The Democratic party is not in
powers We bsvs no Frse-trsds pol
10y 10 vogue, thea why Is it that
the IroDdsle Furnace bss been idle
ios FIVE montbs2
II you have en- idea above AZ
oyster you know fol- veil that the
Democratic party is not Free-trsd q
party. You Gao 6od 10 eu1h thing
~ Free trade 10 The Democratic
platform. Rad It.. aud learn What
II says,
Bot you are led 10 believe ihst
The kePgbIo-n High Protective
tsra is protecting you, snd wbs, an
erroneous BELIEF y IL TOO. Why. we
have q surplus IN The Treasury
Vsulls DOW thst amounts 10 nesrlv
three hundred million dollors. collect.
I'd 10 part from you men who have
been Idle Tor the psst FIVE month";
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NOTICE TO PARTI IS.

Thomas Bishop w Michael Dnnnhue.
ksbury q. B'ker, trustee. al Il X .Irh r..
Cross. in chancery.
Referred To =. J. Crog an. Commission
or, with instr uctinns Ia ascertain AMI re-
port The real estate ownrd bp the defend .
. i, Michael DOn0nue, the state und run q.
dluoti al The title thereto. the liens there's
on i, 'he order and Drioiities al The .salIc,
and To whom owing, and The annual r,n'
tai value OF the said realty, together with
any other p 'rtinemL I.ialteI required bv
any OF iiIe parties.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-09-12

Hon JOHN ]. Brown, who was
nominated by the Democrats or
Prosecuting Attorney in Mononsa-
liza county, and who at FIRST declined
the nomination. has consented to
make the cauvsss. He ~ popular
ID his county an sble, lawyer, and
will possibI hey elected.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-09-12

ONE Of the mssnest scts We have
heard Of lately has been psrpetrstsd
by some one about Tonnelton or The
Camp Ground. All The posters
which the soldiers bad posted IN
that neigbborhood have been torn
down This is The meanest and
dlrtiest act that those opposed to
The soldier movement have yet been
guilty Of.
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Jxn. Barton PAYNE A,ry ..r r.n.
NOTICE 70 LIEN HOLDERS

To all PERSONS holding liens by ia lgnc,t
% otnefwlSe on the real estate, or any
part thereof. of Mich ,cl D,uolne.
IN pursuance Ot a deere OF tn,, Circuit
Court al Preston County, made i'm "A
cause therein pending to subject the re- Il
estate OF Michael DnnOhoe t. the suits
faction of IN liens thereon, you are here
ny required To present ali claims held Nv
y"h hnd each OF you against the said Aif>
cndeI DOnOhOe which are liens IN IIs
rear eslate " any pant of IL for adiudic,-
tioh To Inc ut my office in the :own OF
hlngwood. Preston County, West Wis
Sinh. on or oiOre The 10th day OF Octo-
bsE, 1854.
. Given under my hand thi, 9Th day Of
September, 1884. Pr. CnnaAN
y. IL. Payne attY for pin. Cumm'r
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-09-12

The editor Of the Anti-S5ldier
allowed correspondent, through mis-
columns. to call penaioned ,x- soldiers
Government poupcrs He can hardly
make the ex-soldiers belevs he is
their friend after allowing such an
unmanly remark to be made abont
them through the columns of his
paper.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-09-12

Col A. G. BAKER, w. II. GLOVER
aud JOHN S. PERKINS are on the
ticket, and they were soldiers.-J our.
nal.
Granted. Aud what three nom
Instions did the Ring give them /?
They we're given a CHARGE at the
otfAIs while the Ring men got the
nominations Tor the paying Offices.
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CONTINUED from iast Deeh)
Nov Watch Cases are Made.

Imitation always follows a successful
article, and imitation is one Of the beat
proofs Of real honest merit; and thus Il Il
that the James BOss' cold Watck One bas
its imitators. Buyers can always tell the
genuine by the trademark Of a crown. from
which Is suspended a pair Of " -.
scales. lie sure BOTH crotCn and x
scales are stamped in the cap of the watch
case. Jewellers are very cautious about en-
oorsing an article unless they not only Lnov
that It Is good, but that the character 81
she manufacturers is such that tho quality
OF the goods will be kept Julys,p 70 s,andard.
~, wIJLuNaPoRT. p. Feb n ,saa
~ satnes Boss 0od Watoh Casos ~ i've -
- ., se heon one sell seBs another Don't ps.,i
~ Lso2innend themi they cen themselves c5s N
ny cusioinerB has had James Ross fgi5 .tc y.
& Z ~ ~ eera and II is ~ good "a ever Win tss
- 90 not hositato ~ givo my own susrsntc, -.
toels,iy VIII ne now and Improved easss v-tSh
~ !" s'ofiaenng- tsssg 7. LITTI.E. ys,ssis-.
,-,,. NV BpurswfoE, Nj Ian q tssa
n koia oaeei No go, known ~ TIE jamie ~
- -. a. - eainc into my possession about1es
i l.n m use since that time, and h s IN "a
oonoleon The movements the one yhiob 1910 ~ s
go Wnen bought H. and fts condition above tSs3
70 go haa reallY outWUrn tho Tnovouent vbiof ~
~ board 81 Director N u n 81 p h y MI,
s 'set sis-p 70 Esystoae Wstsh csss Fsstsys. rtu.
ePh. F. ~ hsnd.o-s uiustrstsd rsuaphist $780,, -
eaa'e' hess 80 Esystoss Wstsh Cssss srs 49, wv
(Iobe Contiaucd)
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LOST RECORD NOTICE

ust ~, 1884 N"SN
John Jenkins, Jr. OOnan.,i,i,, 81.
w. d.r ,.t.,.,' 80
Lhoina' Jcpkins hoirs Oftho acts Of tSzi
William g.. worlcv. a Commi.sio,or
aPP 1nnled under said Act. ibis da, made
~ i,','i gopprl herein. Wneroupon. on
motion ot the petitioner by his c,u,,,ot =,
" ordered That said report l.e filed ana
mat notice be published in The f,,,.
n.e3W7pspcrs published boz the Town Of
HflnkW%'d' in this County. nmro wcek
80 80. 49, successive weeks, 10 the hli "
~ sAid ieport, and requirtpv aIl r.,.,,,.--
interested thereu, Ia appear before .bis
court on tho 6tb day at the ncvt form 49,,
u,n what may 20 necessary to protect their
interests. Provided that such notice
lshed a. aforesaid. P""
\ copy from the ro ord
A1'' Test SMITH CR.Nr
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-09-12

The Journal is just DOW much
concerned about CREsAPs oenvass
Why 2 Because it is to the interest
Of the Journal and the RepubIican
party to keep Gus in the race. The
Democrats ought TO make this fact
sttsutively.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-09-12

Gus doesn believe that you
carry the Democrats Of Preston
county in your vest pocket
nal.
We have never made any preten-
tons in that direction. We are the
party's servant, and net it's Boss.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-09-12
Commissioners Omcn

kingwood w Va Sept. 9Th. 81.
1t appearing by an affidavit filed in tho
above styled Cause, hat the deiende, [.
ralph T.. Cross, IL not resident OF this
State, he will hereby take notice Thai
shall, ON the
10th DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT
at my office In KinSwoo |, Prestpn'coun-
~, w. Va, proceed To ex .cute the do
cree of relcrerce therein, from which tie
foregoing * an abstract.
Given under my hand thi, 9th dnv Of
September, 1854
z. j Cnn0lN. com.
JN1. BAHroN PAYNE AICy ..r p,'n.
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Gus IA poor, and be doesn't want
TO waste IS in advertising in your
columDs.-Journal.
No, not when be csn announce
Ia The Journal with out having 10
pay anything.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-09-12

DO you think pensioned ez- soldiers
are Government psupers, Bro. DAw-
SON We DO not, and have never
allowed = correspondent 70 our paper
TO cay ~ ils colums that they are.
either.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-09-12
We do not beLiere that
penSiOned er-SOLdiers are
Government paJtperS.

THFRE is too much of sameness
about the ex-soldier letters in the
Journal. This leads Us to remark
that the mau 10 this town who writes
these letters ia a bogus soldier.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-09-12

The returns Of the election held
lsst week and the week before show
that a 'ksnsss gave her usual Dem
ocratic majority and Maine her usu
al Republican majority. In Yer
mont, the Democrats made decided
gains.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

hereby announce myself an Indepen-
hsat candidate for the office OF Sheriff OF
Preston county, subject to the will of the
people.
+. NJ. HUFFMAN.
We are requested to announce Gus. ].
shaher as an Independent caDdi, ate for
the Office Of Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF
Preston County.
hereby announce mysslf nm indie.
pendent candidate for Assessor, West
Side. subject to the will of the people.
PETER II. SMITH,
hereby announce myself an indie
pendent candidate for the Office OF Coun.
ty Clei k OF this County.
JAS NJ. HERNDoH.
We are autho rized to announce JOHN
B. MURDOCH candidate for Justice of the
Peace, Kingwood District.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-09-12

LET everybody turn out to the
Soldiers Reunion and make it a
grand success.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-09-12

TIE Journal has it's old crops OF
soldiers ~ at work writing soldier
letters again.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1884-09-12

4 GREAT deal Of interesting edi-
tor'sl snd local matter wac crowded
out this week.
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NATIONAL TICKET.
FOR PREsIDENT.

q ROY Err CLEV ELAN
OF NEW YORK.
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FOR VICE PRES,
III OS. A. II NDRICKS.
OF INDIANA.
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ron GOVERNOR.
+. WILLIS WILSON,
OF KANAwHA COUNTY.
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n o U G L AS s.,
NINTH AND STREETS
ANNUAL SALE OF COTTON UNDERWEAR

Ii opening Sale Of Ladies
ing facts:
KE EGEBY SAkNENT WE 9EFEE OF ogE WELL
is thoroughly made. and is beautifully finished
and move the goods rapidly
faced sleeves. CSC. former price size
best cotton. 43c
5sk Mo e. wide .t s cam0rc Ru'
CEEMISE No. "a. Five clusters Of fine Tucks three
maWkas tnserISs Embroidered Band and Sleeves
he only lie; former prics. soc -''' ~ -'D'
r, ae.yy Cotton wide hem cluster tuck
between fire cotton, only Ale.
tween, Hamburg trimmed. only nc e ~
DRAwE Ets. Nc r. Two clusters Of tucks, tucked
de- only 4Sc O-'''- 'U'A'' nno cAlnofc fu''
2 ,,V Wide ES With cluster ucl:
SKIRTS No 40, Deep Cambria Flounce two clusters
Of tucks above. with cambria putting between only y9c
ws e With two
tween. 81 only.
TWO clusters OF tucks, 9Oc. former price, 81 Is
SKIfTS-Walking at 43c. Soc 59c, CSC. Tic 75c 79c
IN! NIGHT GIT pREssEs-Feur clusters of tucks fine cam
former price. 81
NIGHT DRESSES-Lot 273 Seven rows insertion
and edge, two clusters Of tucks, trimmed neck and
! sleeves. 81 only; former price, Sl.25
NIGHT DRESSES. Four clusters Of tucks four vida
pleats and cambria rufhe down 'front.' trimmed neck
and sleeves. lined yoke. s147. former price, SL89
NIGHT DRESSES. Four clusters Of tucks pufanR
| between Hamburg down front. tucked. pulled, and
| trimmed sleeves finest cotton only $l6l
NIGHT DRESSES Three rows insertion and eaRa
down front, trimmed neck sleeves O. FORMER prs
| S239
NIGHT DRESSES Four ten tuck clusters i've row
insertions and edge. trimmed neck and sleevea lind
/ yoke, 81 10. former price. 3l.45.
The above represent only four or five e.rmentp In
each line Every garment in this depertment has been
reduced and believe the prices IRE the lowest yet
named.
DOUGLASS.
JAIL ga, ga $40 Moth STREET
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GEoReE SpRASsr.
OsE Or THr MANY

ADVANTAGES IN DEALING WITH A HOUSE
LIKE OURS IS THAT. AT ANY TIME OF THE
YEAR, THE STOCK Is so LARGE THAT YOU
CAN FIND JUST WHAT YOU WANT WE ARE
NOT ovERsToCKED AND ARE NOT GIVING
GOODS AWAY JUST FOR THE SAKE OF MAX
ING ROOM FOR SPRING STOCK AS 1T Is ONE
OF THE THINGS WE DON'T DO, HAVING FIVE
LARGE FLOORS TO HOLD THE STOCK WE
OFFER
OUR TAILORING DEPARTMENT CONTAINS A
CHOICE LINE OF FOREIGN wOOLENs.
OUR LIVERY DEPARTMENT IS STOCKED WITH
THE LATEST PRODUCTIONS FOR COACH
MEMS AND SERVANTS WEAR
OUR OyERCOAT DEPARTMENT CONTAINS
EVERYTHING THAT IS STYLISH AND WARM
FROM THE FASHIONABLE NEWMARKET TO
THE OLD STYLE CAPE
IN MEMS, YOUTHS, BOYS OR CHILDREN's
SUITS WE HAVE JUST WHAT YOU WANT.
BOTH IN STYLE AND PRICE
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CURTAIN p o1Ess

foot Curtain Poles with all trimmings complete IN
nght and dark. 75c. each
foot Curtain poles in ASH Walnut. Chs1y and Ebon.
The with solid Brass Brackets Rings and Ends
S1.15
fog, Curtain Poles, with 20 Rims, in Walnut Ash
, Cherry or Black, all complete. 81 .98.
Expected day-5 foot all Brass Curtain Poles COM
pefe Sl9S-very handsome.
BRACKETS. EAsELs AND CABINETS
We always keep on hand q very large line of above
goods and quote:
Solid Brackets at 25 80 40 and &c., in al shapes
and styles.
Fbonized Brackets in beautiful designs from &C. up
Ebonized tasels. at 81 40 anu upwards
MUSIC Racks and stan g
Book shelves in solid Walnut. from 99c.
f1ns Cherry 6bonized Cabinets. Corner and Side. ct
Walnut and Ebony Stands and Pedestal from &c. to o.
FRAMES AND PICTURES
Our assortment of Picture Frames is the most COM
pete We ray Especial attention to low priced Frsmes
and furnish them In all Sizes All regular sizes 25x
W always on ha IL
We quote Walnut Frames nicely made and fitted with
, Glass and Back, i'll Sx10, at IS and 49c.
hustle Walnut Primes from 15c up.
OuC large OIL PAINTINGS "a 40 wonder to every
body They are in heavy Gilt Frames. and possess
decided merit.
Beautiful Panel Oil Paintings at S249
Heotypes and Indotints in large variety, very
lew.
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senator Hnl,s sneech IN faror Of a rorernrns

Senator Hits speech In favor OF a government
postal telegraph opens the discussion OF an inter-
esting ana important subject 1t Is doubtful If any
legislation bearing on the matter Will be had this
winter but q debate on the merits Of the PROPOSE
ton VIII be OF much service in educating public
sen iment IL the possibilities OF the telegraph, rs
shetched by the speaker ever realized. the SUB
Ject Will necessarily become very urgent and
practical one. l. Is hot at al improbable, as the
senator said, that some further Improvements IN
Biography VIII enable Us 10 transmit messages as
cheaply by wire as Is now done by steam Ii that
chse as Senator Hill truly says, 1.-The post Office
viii be stripped Of its most important business.
Every letter Which does not require absolute secrecy
or which can be written IL cipher will be taken
nom the mails and sent by electricity. Drafts viii
pe drawn and balances stated daily by telegraph,
and the monopoly which shall have grown up in
the control OF this business VIII Oyershad0w not
only the Post Office department, but the govern
nent Itself" In the event Of such development
u the telegraph It's CONTROL against any private
monopoly. by the general government would be
Necessary IL would be intOlerable for Instance to
have the mails at the mercy OF any private corpora
ton
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GREAr RgprcrEoS
IN LADIES' MOUSQUETAIRE GLOVES
AT THE BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE
In order to close out odd Of Ladies' ousQuetaire
Stoves previous t. stock taking we
have made a uniform prize Of
SENi NIY-FfNE CENTS PER PAIR
Ladies MOu-4Uerslre Gloves button length former
price 81 - sizts 55s 65.-
tc ~ >-' >1' -
Ladies Nousquetaire Gloves, button length, former
price 81 % . siz-s Ok t{4 tx
Ladies, o. embroidered former price s225 sizes 81
- Ii.e entire lot mentioned above has been reduced
SEVENTT-FIvE CENTS PER PAIR
WOODWARD i LOTHROP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS House
jal5 g2l Pelusyl ANA avenue
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WHITE GooDs AND LINENS.

" HlrE GooDs AND LINENS.
SEATON PERRY.
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY 4 BRoTHER)
INVITES ATTENTION TO HIS
COMPLETE STOCK OF IRISH AND GERMAN
LINEN TABLE CLOTHS, NAPKINS. DOYLEYS.
GLASS TO"E!INGS AND CRASHES.
NEW ENGLISH AND FRENCH WHITE GOODS,
NbNSoOKS, MULLS, INDIA AND PERSIAN
l-AMNS, INDIA TWIL1S. WELT PIQUES. SOFT
FINISH CAMBlsICS AND FRENCH PERCALES.
CURTAINS.
THE CELEBRATED QUAKER CITY SHIRTS FOR 81
LOWEsT. PRICES on ALL COTToNs RANGING
FROM one YARD TO THREE YARDS WIDE.
SUPERB STOCK OF FRENCH saTINs RADZIMERs,
OTTONANS, BROCADE VELVETS. SURAHS
AND GEQS-GkAlN SILKS, IN BLACK AND ALL
MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF LYONS BLACK
AND COIORED PURE SILK VELVETS, RANG
ING FROM s. TO 80 PER YARD
EVENING GAUZES ILLUSIONS, SILK MULLS,
AND CREPE DE CHIMES.
PFRINOT'S KID GLOVES, SILK HOSIERY
FRENCH BROADCLOTHS AND TRICOTS FOR
LADIES' HABITS.
s- ALL WINTER WRAPS. JACKETS, NEWMAN
KITS AND RUSSIAN CIRCULARS AT PRIME
COST, TO CLOSE THEM OUT.
fgSPECIAL APARTMENT FOR DISPLAYING
te-CAOICE GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
kECT PRICES GUARANTEED.
SEATON PERRY.
Perry Building
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th street.
Established ls4O. JAZZ
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STOCKTON HOTEL. CAPE NAY.


This hotel the LARGEST. most imposing and best con-
structed of all the hotels the Atlantic coast costing
i've hundred thousand dollars, contains nearly 400
chambers with all necessary reception parlor
ETC. calable of accommodating eight hundred guests
anG having DINING and kitchen facilities for
era hundred more in thorough rel with a perfect
sanitary en-. ineers. ar a large outlay.
he furniture is Kept III hrst-claSs condition linen
ana taoewaiefully up TO the standard of any first
class hotelvaued at $50 600 large additions having
on hand to accommodate its full capacity guests
The grounds large the house faces the ocean with
several acres OF hwn and wide separate
other properties.
The company owning this property believing
that better results can be obtained its manage
let by individual ownership of more thoruuxt-
iy competent hotel men. who would full
capacity thereby accomplishing the original object IF
One-th1rd OF tie purchase money i- in cash and
balance on bond and mortgage. Applications uay be
made to
WM TAYLOR, Treasurer
At the Office of the Pennsylvania r. R. company.
ja3-ln Philadelphia.
WESTEEN FARM LOANS AND SCHOOL BONDS
w flrst-class Mortgages in sums OF $500 to $4,000
Guaranteed by lle to net per cent School bonds of
$50 each. running from to Is years to per
annually principal and interest payable i'll New
1ork or " ashn-,ton.
Refererees-John r. Hill. President Ninth National
Bank. y. y: W Ii. Nszro, Cashier. do: Preston kean
Co, BANKERS, Chicago IL; Hon. Edward y Esty
Ithaca, \. Y; Hon Geo ". Schuyler do. H. b Lord
Cashier First National Bank. Ithaca, " y j. b Emery
Nllalnsport Pa
For particulars inquire OF @. g. Bundy 4J6 Louisiana
avenue, opposite City Hall.
CT EMERY.
dl5-im Maroa, Illinois.