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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1884-10-08
ny ALL ODDS
l'E kESIEQUIPPED
RAILROAD IN the WORLD.

Let II be forever remembered that The
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN r. r.
is the best and shortest route to and from Chi
cago and Council Bluffs (Omaha), and that it is
preferred by all well posted travellers when
passing to or from California or Colorado.
It also operates the best route and the short
line between Chicago and ST. Paul and Mnne-
apolis, Milwaukee, La Crosse, Sparta, Madison,
tonna, MankatO, MinD., Cedar Rapids, pes
Moines, Webster City, Algona, Clinton, Mar
shalt0wn, Iowa. FreepOrt, Elgin, ROckf ri, ILL.,,
are amongst its 500 local stations on its lines.
Among few of the points of superiority
enjoyed by the patron Of this road are Its Day
Coaches which are the finest that human art or
ingenuity can create. Its palatial Sleeping
Cars which are models of comfort and elegance,
its Palace Drawing Room Cars. which are un-
surpassed BY any, and its widely celebrated
NORTHWE,TERN DINING CARS.
the like of which are not by any other road
anywhere In short it is asserted that it is the
best equipped road in the world.
All points of interest, North Northwest, or
West Of Chicago, business centers, summer re-
sorts and noted hunting and fishing grounds are
accessible by the various branches of this road.
1t owns and controls over S coo miles Of road
and has over four hundred passenger cOnduc.
tors constantly caring for lis million of patrons
Ask your ticket agent for tickets via this
route, and take none other, All leading ticket
agents sell them. 1t costs no more to travel on
this route, that gives frst-class Accommodations
than 1t does to go bv the poorly equipped roads.
For maps, descriptive circulars and summer
resort papers, or other information not ob.aina.
Bile at your local ticket office, write to the
GEN'L PASSENGER AGENT, G. & N. W. r. R.,
'G1sas1i GEo :. ~; WILLIAMSON,
General Agent Room s, Windsor Block, Dem
yer, Colorado.
General Western Agent, Omaha, Neb.
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The Chinese War.

PARIS, Oct. 4.-Admiral Courbet
teIegraphed from Keluug under date
Of Yesterday as follows: | COM
menced operations against Kelung
Wednesday by occupying the heights
dSt Clement. The Chinese forces,
after a fairly warm engagement,
Wedesday night, evacuated two of
their works westward of the
heights which our forces afterwards
Occupied. am now fortifying them
and shall operate on Saturday against
their works eastward OF the heights.
Our loss was four killed, one missing
and thirteen wounded. Chinese loss
is estimated at eighty to 100 killed
and 200 to 800 wounded. Admiral
lespes commenced an attack on
Tamsui Thursday and will occupy
that port if pOssible.
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Grand Lodge a. F. & A. M.

The Grand Lodge of Montana, A:
Ed IA. NJ. which closed its annual
session at Bozeman October 2, elect
ed the following officers:
R.W. G.. NJ. Samuel w. Lang
horn, of Bozeman.
R.W. D. G.. Mos. A. Hyde, OF
Butte.
r. w. s. G.. VIII. Jordan, of
Fish Greek.
r. ". J. G. Was. w. Hatha-
way, of Helena.
G. Treas.-Henry NJ. .Parchen, of
Helena.
G. Sec.-Cornelius Hedges, of Hell
ena.
The next session of the Grand
Lodge will be held in Helena, COM
mencing Wednesday, October 7th,
1885.
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Sale OF School House Bonds.

Notice is hereby given that the Trustees Of
School District Number One ~ of Silver Bow
County, NJ. T., will on Monday, October 9th,
1884, between the hours OF and O'Clock, p.
M, at the Office of Judge Nichols, In Butte tity,
sell three thousand dollars (S3,G00O in bonds
of the said School District. Said bonds being
of the denomination of one hundred dollars
each, to be dated October 10th, 1891, made pay
able to...............:..... or order, on De-
cember 10th, 1885, at the Office Of the County
Treasurer Of said county, with interest at the
rate of seven CQ per cent: per annum, and be.
os Rool house at, in the vicinity OF, the Butte
Depot OF the Utah 4 Northern railroad. and OF
purchasing the necessary land on which to
erect said school house. Bids are invited and
will be received from Saturday, October IN,
at 6 o'clock Q. m, to Monday, October 9th,
1884, at o'clock p. m, for the whole or any
portion of said bonds. Bids should be sealed,
endorsed "Bids for School House Bonds" and
addressed to the Chairman of the Board OF
Trustees, or the clerk of said School District
Bidders are informed that thestatutes provide
that no bond shall be sold for less than its par
value. The trustees reserve the right to reject
"A' "''>' ''4 THOMAS c. POTTERY
HIRAM KNOWLES, Trustees
E. A. NICHOLLS.
Attest: A. V. CORY,
School District Clerk.
Dated. Butte City, NJ. T., Sept. 4, 1884.
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MISCELLANEOUy.


ALBANY, Oct. 4.-Gov. Cleveland
arrived here early this morning. A
quiet trip from Buffalo. No demon
stration upon his return.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-The Western
Union reports breaks in beth the
american and Gould cables 700 miles
lor Conso Noya Scotia. This leaves
the pool six cables.
CITY OF MEXICO, Oct. 4.-The
n atlonal bank having collected satis-
factorily Is per cent. revenues to ap-
gly on the governments account at
the bank, and the bank having re-
celved a second installment of the in
tsrest on the loan Of ten million, has
given assurances to the government
OF an advance sufficient for the needs
OF the outgoing administration.
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A China Riot.

Hone KONG, Oct. A serious
riot among coolies occurred here yes
terdav. Some boatmen refused to
convey q cargo to French ships and
a general strike followed, resulting
in disorder. The populace mall
treated the police who endeavored to
preserve order. The military fnal-
iy uuieted the disturbance. Several
natives were killed and q number
wounded.
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Local News.

Court will probably adjourn the
latter part of this week.
An electric light now illuminates
the corridor OF the court house.
Eastern drummers find it quite
profitable to make frequent calls
upon our merchants.
The basement of the Amphithea-
ire building has been secured by the
fire boys for drying hose, etc.
Now is the time to emulate the
example of the wise virgins and see
to having your stoves set in order for
the winter.
Fred Taylor rcade Main street ring
yesterday afternoon proclaiming the
many admirable qualities of the
horses he had for sale.
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Another Strike.

P1rrsBURa, Oct. 4. 4.-Unskilled
workmen employed. by Oliver Bros.
& Phillips iron works, met this
afternoon and decided to strike
against the 124 per cent. reduction
which takes effect Monday. While
the reduction does not effect skilled
workmen, the strike will likely
necessitate q general suspension of
work in all departments and the en-
forced idleness of from 1000 to 5000
men.
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The Blaine Circ,.

NEWARK, O., Oct. 4.-Mr R,.,,,
Ano party left Columbus bv sn..o;aS n1
train at $3.50 this morning A. Gss GHpHc.a'
o9s Ex-Gov Foster and M Honnn
and AZ IN Ms o.ate ,GH COMMITTEES, left the party
snS an9 MMr.lCharles Moore, of Columbss
Nnu Mo.. non. W stewart L. Woodford. Of
Io. Tew 1ork, joined 1t. People in the
uoPot cneered as the train moved ont
a1u Mr. Blaine bowed his acknowi.
eeugments from the car r latfoym. The
!irsC stop was at Newark. where
mere was q great crowd COMPRESSED
mostly of wOrkingmen.
AANESvILLE, Oct. 4.-Mr. Rl.;na
was loudly cheered at the depot. hnt
newark is q Democratic town and
tne demonstration along the streets
as ne was leaving the court hOuse
was tanner than IN other places. vet
Iour or five boys from eight to ten
years of age ran along behind the
carriages of the party and shoutaS
"Hurrah for Cleveland" In front
of the court house several thonss ID
neopie assembled. Col. Chas. II.
hlooler introduced the guest as
james g. Blaine. late of Maine, but
now of the United States" The in
PRODUCTION elected several rounds of
applause. Mr.. Blaine said; "While
1 accept your kindly compliment to
myself, and am grateful, I desire to
say that the mere personality of q
candidate for the Presidency is of
small account, but what he stands
Tor may be of very great account,
either in the way of good or evil.
That's it, and cheers.) The ques-
tion before the people of the United
States is whether they wish TO over
throw the financial and industrial
policy that has been established by
the Republican party. (No.) And
for myself I am only of importance
because I represent those who
answer as yOn do, no, no. (Cheers
loudly.) I stand in the midst of a
rich community-one that I am
familiar with-one that 1 have
known from my earliest childhood.
l know your great growth and
wealth. I know your great progress
in every moral and material interest
and / call you to wituess every can
did man in this assembly whether
he be Republican or Democrat (and
perhaps some Democlat does me the
honor to listen.) Yes, yes.] I call
every one interested that your pro-
gress in the last twenty years, dur
ing the existence and enforcement of
the industrial and financial system
of the Republican party in which a
protective tariff and sound currency
are great and leading features.
call you all to witness that your pro-
gress has been greater than your pro
gress in the sixty preceding years:
Hear, hear, and great cheering
Your vote will decide on the 14th OF
October. This current month you
meet your duty and I have conf
dence that you will discharge it like
men. Renewed cheering.
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OMAHA, Oct. 4.-The present sup
mjt,on is that the wholesale murder
n Vance county was committed by
ii, G. Baird, young man 81 years
|od for whom ST 600 reward has been
|S.red. Sheriff Tieboll, of Vance
|Wunty arrived here to-day, having
raced Baird to this city. fhe theO-
IN is that Baird, during his wife's alb
|snce, criminally assaulted Mrs. Per-
|dyal, who was enciente, and bru-
aIIy produced q miscarriage.
Then to seal the woman's lips he
murdered her and awaiting her hus-
lands return killed him. Circum-
Stances indicate Baird was pursued
E Hugh Mair the neiphbor and
during his flight shot and killed
MAR; that then he rode to Fullerton
and took the train for Omaha. 1t is
thought he pawned some jewelry
here and started for New York en-
route to England. Baird IS an Eng
lshman of good appearance and has
been living some time with Percival.
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Action for Damages.

About two months ago, Mr.. Luke
Hamilton, who was then at Spokane
Falls, purchased ticket from that
place to Butte for himself aud wife.
Owing to some misunderstanding,
Mr. Hamilton was elected at a point
five miles below Garrison. Before
his wife stepped off the platform. the
train started, by. reason of winch
Mrs. Hamilton was seriously in
iured. At this term of court Mr..
Hamilton instituted an action for
damages for such ejectment and in
luries sustained, which is now on
trial.
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passelaxer Rates Cut.

CHICAGO, Oct. 4.-Another cut was
mode in the southwestern passenger
rates. and the war has extended to
Cenncil Bluffs. Tickets are DOW be-
mo openly sold in railway ticket
offices in Kansas city to either Kan
sas City or Council BluHs at ~,
while scalpers are Quoting 70. 1t Is
exnected that rates will drop to q
merely nominal figure within few
davs. A truce on the Utah and CoI-
orsdo freight matters has been ex-
tended to October 3lst.
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Territorial Commit
tee.

The Democratic Territorial Com
mittee MET in this city yesterday.
It organized by electing Hon. w. E.
Cullen chairman, R. S. Kelley, treas
urer and II. S. Howell, secretary.
The committee made appointments
for Hon. J. X. TOole which will
occupy his time until the day of
election. The list of places at which
he will speak appears upon the edi-
torial page. Mr.. Toole will be
assisted in the campaign by a large
number of prominent Democratic
sneakers, the names Of whom and
the places at which they will speak
will be announced in due season.
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COPENHAGEN, Oct. 4.-The fire
which destroyed the royal palace last
night ana spread to other buildings,
was under control at 1:3O this morn
ing. The archives of Rigsdog and q
number of important works of art
including some of Thorwaldsen's
were destroyed. The damage
amounts to several million dollars.
Kroner palace chapel and Thorwald'
sens museum were saved. The
king and crown prince were present
at the fire until midnight.
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WHEELING. w. Va, Oct; IA
special train on the Pan Handle i0au
carrying Hendricks. collided WIN
hand car this morning at dayligh.
Killing boy twelve years OF age anu
strackman. The plumed knights OF
.ais city were also on the tram ou.
hone were injured. The collision q.
was caused by a heavy fog prevalhnR
Nthe time,
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Consumption Cured.

An old nbysiciau, retired from active prac
tice having had placed in his hands by an East
India NJ visionary the fyrmula of simple vese-
table remedy for the speedy and permanent
cure of, Consumption, Bronchitis, aatarrh'
also a positive and radical cure for general de-
bility and allnervous complaints, after having
thoroughly tested its w,ndelful curative pow
ers in thousands of cases. feels it his duty TO
make it known to his suffering fellows. The
recipe will be sent free of charge to all who de.
sire it, with full directions for preparing and
neceessfully using Address, with stamp nam
ing this paper, Dr.. J. c. Raymond, 164 Washing
on street, BROOKLYN. N. Y. 2-l6-wlv
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OrlQin OF Ammonia.

Ammonia is obtained in large
quantities by the putrefaction of the
urine of animals. - Encyclopedia
britannica.
Every housekeeper can test baking
powders containing this disgusting
drug by placing a can of the ''ROyal'
or "Andrews' Pearl" top down on a
hot stove until heated, then remove
the cover and smell.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
does not contain Ammonia, Alum,
Lime, Potash, Bone Phosphates. 1t
is prepared by q physician and chem.
list with special regard to cleanliness
and healthfulneSs. 83 d&W2m
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A Sktrnlish.

LONDON, Oct. 4.-Advices from
hanoi to-day state that the gunpoa.s .
Aonsqueton, Massue ana aacke
while cruising in advance OF tue
party which was reconnoitering IN
Ihe valley of Locknan, was aIIackeu ~
BY Chinese regulars. One French
of1icer was killed and thirty men
Wounded. Reinforcements have al
ready arrived at the scene OF the Gu,
counter, and others under eommano
OF Gen. Negrier have left Hanoi.
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The Regular Court Queen of Mon
tana Ancient order Of F0resters No.
7l27, meet at their Hall (TarbelPs
HalD Lion City. Montana, on the
first and third Saturday evenings of
each month. Sojourning brethren
in e ,od standing are cordially in
vited. J. REESE, c. r.
ANDREW WRIGHT, Secy.
O-6sW-17.
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War Notes.

PARIS, Oct. 4.-Gen. Dedisle SENDS
dispatch stating of hearing that
chinese troops between Bacie agd
Lsngson were moving forward. ne
took measures necessary to drive
them back to their gunboats. "A
brilliant engagement ensued, iou1
thousand Chinese troops being Pitted
against him. Commander Cballe, OF
the Massue, was killed in the ngn1.
When the dispatch was sent lne
Chinese were being steadily driven
back. They lost heavily.
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=. Paris, Oct. A-Ferry in a note to
sne British embassy explaining
measures adopted by France for the
salety OF foreigners in China asvs
Admiral Courbet was instructed at
the beginning of the war not to in
Jure foreign concessions. The note
concludes with assurances of Frances
solicitude for the interests Ennlish
commerce. ASH
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A New Association.

LONDON, Oct. 4.-Members OF the
proposed association for the DrOtec-
ton of holders of American railway
securities will not be limited to men,
kes of the stock exchange but ban.
kens and merchants will be invited
tojoin. The expectation is that one
Ortwo private banks without dim,
Guilty will be induced to join ana
support the movement with their
names and money. Hundreds or
members of Change attended the
meeting YESTERDAY.
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The bullion shipments for the past
week have not been as large as usual,
owing to the fact that numbers OF
Montana turnips are in the safes OF
the different companies.
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FOR SALE.
Valuable Mining Property.

V6IUdOI mIUl08 11OP01Iys
The undersigned will sell, for cash, all the
mining property belonging to the heirs of the
estate of the late John Streicher, deceased,
consisting of the following, towit: The undi.
vide3 x Of the "Narrow Gauge" quartz lode
claim; undivided Il of the "Humbolt;" undi-
vided n Of the "Elba;" undivided "a of the
"North Pole" undivided "a Of the "Tlger" and
undivided II of the Corona" quartz lode min
ing claims, all of which are patented; and the
"Belcher" quartz lode claim, not patented, all
located in Independence Mining District in
Silver Bow county, NJ. T.
Written bids for said property, or any part OF
tember 3oth, 1884. at my office, No. IS East
Broadway stleet, opposite the St: Nicholas Ho-
tel. CALEB +. IRVINE,
Attorney for the heirs of John streicher de-
ceased. 919O
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CHICAGO, Oct, 4.-John McCui-
loush, the tragedian, left for st. Louis LOUIS
Msso'clock tonight in company VIII VIII.
d: Breslin, where he will cons!,.
with a number of his friends ana III
al likelihood will 20 to the Hot
springs or some quiet retreat. M
Was more like himself to-day, ano
eonversed quietly and rationally up
on the necessity of his leaving tne
Stage for time at least, but bolus :"
lhe view that he will be able 10 ap-
pear on the boards within a year.
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For the Pen.

Under Sheriff Bodley departed for
Deer Lodge last evening having in
charge Charles Girton, who was SEN
fenced at this term of court to three
years in the penitentiary for grand
larceny.
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The Great Sale OF Bankrupt
Overcoats, Mems Suits,
Boys Clothing, Blan-
kets and Quilts now
in Progress at
White Hall.
The Best Value That Can be
Obtained in This
Territory.
Those Who Have Facilities
for Cheap Selling and
Those Who Have
Not
The Prudence That is Con-
sistent With the Practical
Purposes Of Life and
Good Common Sense.
The Foundation OF Substan-
tial Success
The Foundation OF Substan.
tial Success

We are now conducting a great
bargain sale of bankrupt OvercOats,
mems suits, boys clothing, blankets
and quilts and it offers an Opportuni-
ty to buy these goods at prices con-
spicuously cheap and much l0sUer
than the same goods can be bought of
any other dealer in this city. The
goods were bought tor
SPOT CASH
at recent New York bankrupt sales
at prices far below the actual cost Of
production, and the advantage IT, us
obtained we intend to WELD with
mighty power to still further adj
vance the reputation of White Hall
for giving the best value that can be
obtained in this Territory. If you
will stop q moment to consider, you
can but admit that there is not q
single mercantile house in the North.
west whose facilities for
CHEAP SELLING
are sl,rarinr tn our own and very few
whose facilities are anything like as
good. These superior facilities are
potent not only in ready made CLOTH
ing and the other goods above enum-
Grated ana included in this special
bargain sale, but also, in
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Miss Carpenter.

New YORK, Oct. 4.-The parents
IF Miss Carpenter have received fur
ther tn news from Liverpool which
fully identify as their daughtel .ne
lady who was lost from the s.ea"e. n,'t GO
Bothnia upon the second Gay oo'' 40
repOrted last night.
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DRY GOODS FIGURES.
Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers
have been recently made through
J. H. Curtis, real estate agent:
Lot 4, block 80, $4,000.
House and lot in Centrevjlle, 5000.
Three-fourths of Overman lode,
81, 800.
Lot on Park street. $1,000.
Lot 3. block 81, $l75.
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Bullion Shipments.

The following shipments of bull
lion were made through the Pacific
Express office in this city during the
week ending October 4:
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ua.THE ONLY THROUGH LINE FROM
DEN YER,
By way of Pacific Junction, Omaha, or Atchison
and Kansas City, to
CHICAGO.
PEORIA,
AND ST. LOUIS.
The only line running through Pullman Sleep
ing Cars between the above named points every
day in the year. 1t is the
GREAT THROUGH LIN-s
OF America. and finest equipped Railroad in
the world for all classes of travel.
ASK FOR TICKETS
Via. this line and you will be certain to MAKE
your destination safe, happy and on time.
T. J. POTTER,
Vice Pres't and Gen' anager.
PERCEVAL LAVELL,
Gen'l Passenger Ag't.
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,
S15s-w1y
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1uEELEcTR,c PAD TRUSS

Cures rupture in from sixty to ninety days,
The above named articles can be had for gen
tlemen. ladies' or children either at No. 4OS Up
per Main street, Butte, Montana, or at NO. S9o
Suffer street. San Francisco, Gala.
Ladies and gentlemen in attendance.
C.. SETTLER. Sole Agent,
Also agent for Electric Catarrh and Asthma
cure, S4o
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w..l,v Rank Statement.

Weekly Bank Statement
NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-Reserve IN.
ssssease, sse 81 1851 900. Banks now hold
sS,S7 900 in excess of legal require
nents.
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DRY GOODS,
=
CARPETS,
sPETS,
WALL PAPER,
LADIES' WRAPS

LADIES' WRAPS
and every other line of goods in
which we deal. Houses that have
not the facilities of capital, experi-
ence and magnitude of business can
not successfully compete with those
that have. There's nothing more
logical than that, and yet there are
houses in this city and elsewhere
that are conspicuously deficient in
respect to one or more of the facili-
ties referred to and Notwithstanding
which they would have you believe
that they are in q position to give
you as good value, if not better than
any other dealer. AS fact they
can't do it, notwithstanding which
thew do some business and always
will for there are some persons in
every community who don't stop to
think and q few who don't appreci-
ate the value of money. But such
buyers are in the minority fol the
great masses of the people exercise
that prudence in the direction of
their domestic expenditures that is
consistent with the practical pur-
poses of life and consistent with that
good common sense that lies at the
foundation of substantial :uccess.
DRY GOODS FIGURES.
Standard prints cts per yard.
Lonsdale muslin 12yards for dol
lar.
Lonsdale cambria 10 cents per
yard.
Fifteen cen, gingham reduced to II
yards for q dollar.
The quotations above given are
not "baits" or "leaders" but they are
given because the articles are of we'll
known value and of certain identi-
ty.
Very respectfully,
SANDS & BOYCE.
N. B. Read our new display ad.
S. & B.