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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-01-12
PITH AND POINT.

The best recipe in the world for
making buckwheat cakes is the one
which tells the poor man how to get the
u44ckwheat.-N. y Herald.
No matter how long q man may
have been called Bill, he rises to the
dignity of William when he comes in for
100000. There is q good deal of lift to
money.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
One of the first things new rail-
road acquires is deficit. We don't
know what it is used for, but it's part
of the equipment the first year.--Bur-
l,ngton Hawkeye.
The New Orleans Picayune thinks
..Good common sense is better than a
college education" OF course it is,
and a good deal rarer and much harder
to get.-Boston Transcript.
Our national paper currency is said
to be poisonous from being colored with
arsenic. That's where the poor EDITORS
revenge comes in. He doesn't have to
handle the stuff.-Buriingt0 Free
Press.
,"My son." said old Precept, ''don't
take to writing poetry. When was
young, like you. l was smitten with q
beautiful creature, and wrote her
poem. never saw her again.-Boston
Times.
A man will burn his fingers light
ing a cigar with q piece of paper and
make no fuss about it, but when his wife
asks him to set the tea-kettle over, and
he takes hold of the warm handle, he 10
mad enough to wreck the kitchen
Detroit Post
The owner of a psir Of bright eyes
says that the prettiest compliment she
ever received came from . child of four
years. The little fellow, after looking
intently at her eyes a moment, inquired
naively: care your eyes new ones?''
A lawyer upon circuit in Ireland.
who was pleading the cause of an infant
plaintiff. took the child up in his arms
and presented it to the jury suffused
with tears. This had q great effect, un-
| til the opposite lawyer asked the child.
what makes you cry?'' 'He pinched
me-" answered the little innocent. The
whole court was convulsed with laugh
ter.
| mo. am not honest" says Scrib-
bins; '.but am dishonest from the best
of motives. Suppose man pays me
forty dollars instead of thirty, and it's .
mistake he might never discover. II |
give him back the ten dollars. he will
say to himself, There is an honest per
son. The world is not so bad, after all
This will give him confidence in man
kind, and the next man he deals with
may cheat him out Of his eyes. No, sir,
/ don't want to give any man conf
dence; it might wreck his whole fortune.
don't want my fellow-beings cheated.
and must continue to do nothing that
will put them OF their guard. ."-Isuis-
J tjle CoHyiS1-Iourn1s.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-01-12
THE MILKMAD.

A NEW SONG TO AN OLD TUNE.
Across the grass see her pass;
She comes with tripping pace
"A maid know-and March winds blow
her hair across her face:-
With hey, Dolly, no, Dolly!
Dolly shall be mine,
Before the spray is white with May,
Or blooms the eglantine.
The March winds blow. watch her go:
Her eye is brown. and clear;
her cheek is brown, and soft as down
Go those who see II near,l-
With hey. etc.
What has she not that they have got
The danes that walk in silk.
III she undo her 'kerchief blue,
Her neck is white as milk
With a hey, etc.
Let those who will be proud and chilli
For me, from June to June,
My Dolly's words are sweet as curds-
Her laugh is like a tune
With a hey, etc.
Break. break to hear. o crocus-spea!
% tall Lent-lilies, flame.
There'li be a bride at Eater-tide,
And Dolly is her name.
With hey. Dolly. no, Dolly!
Dolly shall be mine
Before the spray Is white with May,
Or blooms the eglantine.
Austin Dobs0n. ia HdIpcr's Magazine.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-01-12

"A Kansas miller drowned himself
in his mill-pond because dam he had
Just built failed to collect water enough
to turn the wheel He exhibited good
sense. Some men would have gone
home and jawed their wives and kicked
the dog clear across the room.-Norris-
s0,0n Herald
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-01-12

A new industry has recently sprung
up in Eastport, Me-. which consists in
boxing herring. Seventy persons, most
ly women, are employed in this work.
and $4,000 fish are prepared every
week. They are carefully freed from
all cartilaginous matter, thoroughly
cleansed, divided and packed in bunch
ss in boxes lined with tinfoil. land
argus.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1884-01-12
COVINGTON, ST. TAMMANY PARISH, JANUARY II, 1884.

he could alter nothing, for the woman
who was sold at the yearly auction
of maidens could not be taken from her
husband. And they lived and loved
for many happy years in the old city or
Babylon.-Nary Kyle Dallas, IN N. ].
Led0er.
Evening star., 1884-07-31
The IOafh some Leners.

HEALTH OFFICER T0wNsaESD SAYS THERE Is LITTLE
DANGER IN O'DOSNELL'S EXHIBITIoN, But SAYS 1T
WOULD BE UNApVISABLE TO GIVE HIM A PERMIT.
Meeting Health Officer Townshend this morning
q STAR reporter said: doctor. what are you going
TO do about permitting Mr. ODOnnell. OF san Fran
cisco, 10 visit this city with his eperS for the pur
pose of exhihir ~ them to the pubc:"
'.Wel. don't know answered the doctor. "The
fact Is I've hardly given it a thought. I've had no
notice that he is coming here except what is stated
In the neWSpapefs.H
..HeaIth officers in other cities have warned him
that he would not be permitted 10 enter their
citieS." said the reporter
YES KNOW replied the doctor; s'but it's more
of a scare than any real danger doubt whether
any person ever caught the disease OF leprosy from
looking ut another afflicted with IL. IL Is one OF
that class o; Filthy diseases communicated only by
contact with the virus from uicerOU. sores
Then You don't think there would be any danger
OF spreading the disease by such an enterprise as
MIR. ODOEnell propooss?"
Il don't think there would be any hazard at all
about IL: said. this Is hot an infectious disease,
as understand ii, and Is only communicated by
contact with IT. OF course, the very thought Of
such disease in our midst lnaSes people shIlder,
aid. unless some good should rPsul from the lee
tuTes of Mr. ODonnell upon the subject Of leprosy,
II would not he advisable To grant hun the privilege
OF making tour OF our cities have written TO DR..
Mason. at the head OF the New York health office,
with reference this very subject of permission 10
ODOnneil 10 make public exhibition OF such re-
volting disease. and shall be- governed somewhat by
the action taken in New York, Philadelphia and
other places
..pont you thinkthe public sentiment here would
be against such eNhibition:'
Il think It would b. and for this reason alone 1t
ought not 10 bt allowed. perhaps"
''Does this disease exist TO any extent In this
country"
Only on the Pacific side. where II IS said to pre-
vail among the Chinese; AMI IL Is for the purpose
of keeping iJ out or His country that Mr.. U Don
nell proposes TO show It's lOathSOmeneSS TO the peo
pie 10 create general sentiment against the i'm
pCrtatiOl OF the Chinese
Al hen IL does not exist on the Atlantic Sde?'
'.Oh. II does In the Bellevue hospital, in New
disease: but 4 Il not considered cont deolS In
fectionS disease, and there Is no danger OF its
spreading. II properly treated, and with sanitary
safeguards"
Evening star., 1884-07-31
Affairs i'm West Washington.

ASSAULT AND BATTERT.-Offcer Sutherland ar
rested last night Nm Brown, coiored on charge OF
assauting Chas- Hawkins, also coiOred, by kicking
him in the stomach.
COAL TRADE.-Five boats. carrying 57015 tons OF
coal, left Cumberland yesterday.
NOTES.-The railing which once guarded the
canal, ON Jefferson stree4, has been by some means
torn away, leaving IL at present in a dangerous
position.
SHIPPING NEws-Schooner Albert w Smith ar
rived this morning with 900 tons Of ice from kenne-
bee: schooner George b. Vreeiand arrived from
Philadelphia with 700 tons Of coal
CONDITION OF THE WATER AT 4. N.-Great Falls,
2; receiving reseryoir-north connection, 8; south
connection, 10: distributing reservoir-inhuent
gatehouse, 81 ef1uent gatehOuse. So. High tide in
the river today at 1870 m low tide at $50 p. m.
VJNBREE DOSES OF BROWNS IRON BITTERs
bro9sht me out OF led when sick with bilious inter-
space Of three days Everything else seemed to do me
harm ]. A. LCCHrE, l07 II street northwest jy29eo
Evening star., 1884-07-31

THE REMARKABLE METHODS AND THEORIES OF A
MONGOII!N "pEyIL pESTROYERo


MoNGoIIAN "DEyH DESTROYER"
Wong Choo Fan, a Chinese DOCTOR arrived in
Philadelphia from Chicago yesterday, with the in
tention Of making that city his home. He was so
Et'ich disappointed 10 flnd the Chinese population
80 small and its health good that he changed his
mind and VIII go 10 New York. every sickness
he said 10 a reporter, sis caused ny q NoDu Tsao-
"a disease devil-and il Is The work OF the doctor
10 ma out where the de- 1, and drive him out
Is the work OF littleimp with eight mou hS each
lnonlh having 4 hot. scorcbing breath. The INN
gels INTO the patients stomach by flying down his
throat anu l, usu,!iy In The air ON damp Gay ike
this IlIs little devil Is as large as sra n OF sand
but when he gets into The human body he crows m
ne atoLL as large as a bean. He blows his hot
pfcdtls into every vein OF The victim and causes
hiin great distress and thirSt by drinking ALI tho
water In his stomach. Tie way to cure the patiert
Is TO poison the imp with a powder scraped from
he inside Of tree. which grows In the province OF
Foo Chnw.'
The doctor exhibited some OF the powder which
proved to be either quinine or ctnchonidia
''Spd-hiS or hts. continued the Monaghan disci-
PIE OF ts'uiapils, "cOme from the earth devil a
creature thal nVe> under III" ground and sends a
shock INTO the victim through his feet \ yery
small proportion oi Chinamen die OF t.0nsmDtion
because three hundred Years age ii was discovered
by sang Loo. learned doctor that people became
"!lictt1 Hlth the disease 10y breathing through The
mouth instead oI The nose. There are iaiiios and
millions ol ipS flyInS III the all the Ime-more
IN coiu weather THAN In warIn-and to Your ewes
tneH appear Ike Specks OF dust. They cannot get
through the nose because the hairs catch them nd
they die. but they go into the mouth where there
are no hairs, and flnd resting place in the lungs
IN short uIae the lungs Dug out and collghed
up. The only cure Is to lay the patient on his Eack
and beat him the chest with switch untiI no
lmpS are frightened and fly out into the air again
ihen tit patient Is starved for thirty-Six hours
anu mas his mouth sealed up. Very often he dies
out that Is because al the imps were not driven
OUT
Evening star., 1884-07-31
Alexandria Affairs.

KeHCrtCd EVENING STAR.
FUNERAL--The funeral Of Miss Katie c. Bur
roughs, the young lady whose uht1mely death ex-
cites much cOmmseratiOn here. took place this
morning, and proceeded to ST. Mary's church,
where Rev. Father Dougherty, OF Washington, OIL
c1ated.
Bugley is held by the mayor charged with having
carried his speculations to the brink OF another
world. He bought lot in the Union cemetery, and
SOLD graves but he SOlO many more graves than his
lot contained and is now before the mayor charged
with obtaining money without equivalent
REPORTERS NOTES.-The county court has adj
JOurned until August term-W. II. TOrrenSon, OF
Alexandria county, has bought the of Nicholas
febfey, In Alexandria county, 116 acres with a
frame farm house. &C., at S4.O25.-The St Johns
cadets have loaned the Alexandria Light Infantry
Their tents for use at the ISnchburg calnp.--Au
the democratic ward meetings have unanimously
adopted resolutions ii favor III the nomination Of
Hon. j. 5. Barbour for reelection TO Congress
The mayor, at niS last court, lined Randolph Simms
$3.50 tOr dsorderly conduct
Evening star., 1884-07-31
Mr. Me,zerott,. Estate.

THE REPORT OF THE APPRAISERS FILED IN COURT,
George E. johnson and Thomas II. Heath, who
were appointed by the Orphans Court to appraise
the goods, chattes and personal estate of the late
William G. MetZerott, filed their report yesterday
afternoon They report the total value OF property
appraised at Sis, 1857. Among the largest items
reported are United States four per cent bonds ap-
praised at 81 500; 107 six per cent mortgage bonds
OF the Inland Seaboard Coasting company, s10.70o;
District OF Columbia bonds, $4sS45; Washington
ana Georgetown railroad stock, $780, Columbia rail-
road company, 1886: Metropolitan railroad COM
pany. $54O Washington gas-nght company, s. $50;
National metropolitan bank stock s19 35O Citizens
National bank stock, 81, $50; Bank OF Washington
stock, s6,1fO: German-American Fire Insurance
stock. $3.50; National Union Insurance stock,
81 $40; CorcOran Fire Insurance stock, $780, Ma
II lnal Metropolitan Fire Insurance company stock,
5000; Washington Safe Deposit company stock,
g. 40; cash, s1.sy7 o7. The stock OF the Potomac
Mills Mining and Manufacturing company, of West
virginia, held by the deceased, is put down as hav
Ing no market value.
A PROPOSED FOUR NILE RACE FOR BIG PURSE
Some OF the members OF the National Jockey club
are discussing the scheme OF getting up a special
race for the coming fall meeting for big purse OF
$1,000 or $4,000 The idea is to make 1t i four
nile race and to offer the big purse an attrac-
tlon TO the best horses and inducelnent TO owners
10 train their horses for four mile race.
ASSAULTED WITH A BorTIE-About four o'clock
Yesterday afternoon. as Nh JAS Spelman was driv-
Ing one OF Mr. Samuel c. PdlmerS beer wagons on
pennsylvania avenue near the corner OF 18th street,
ColOred man named John SimmS who had been
riding on the rear end OF the wagon, asked MI.
Spellman for ten cents, which he owed him. Spell
man, 1t Is said, refused, when SimmS took Two
empty beer bottles and started OF. Mir. Spellman
went after him with broken bottle in his hand,
and was about to take the bottles from stElins,
When the latter raised bottle as il to strike Spell
man. Spellman thereupon made thrust at SnllnS
with the broken bottle, and inflicted a severe cut
under SlmmS rlght eye In the Police Court this
morning SnllS was fined S. for the larceny OF the
Simms was fined 81 and Speilman was fined so or
GO days
Evening star., 1884-07-31

--N~-1 80
4Oc 4Oc.
For an Office Coat.
SI50 SI5O
For Seersucker Coat
$3.50 $3.50
For a Nuns Cloth Coat.
$l25 $l25
For an Alpaca Coat
$1e5 S125
For "a Boys Sailor Suit.
$3.50 $3.50
For a good Boys Suit.
$500 $500
For Youths Blue Flannel Suit
$l2oO $500
Fora tine Yacht Cloth Suit
$500 5000
For Mems Business Suit,
For sritnGid stSG Bushes sise Suit
$3.50 $3.50
For good pair # Pants.
75c 75c
For good Vest.
$500 $500
For a Blue Flannel Coat.
$500 $500
For fine Black BroadcIoth Suit,
$500 $500
For fine Cogkserew Alb. Cutaway Suit
Fora Linen Duster.
$3.50 $3.50
Fer Suit of the finest Calcutta Seersucker
These afew of the Bargains Of the great 0cens
the dollar sale, ut
THE MISFIT STORE.
jy24 CORNER TENTH AND F STS
(EV. OWEN DAWSON,
Ia l023 DIST street northwest,
he takes pleasure stating Browns Iron Bitters
cured him Of dyspepsia jy29-eo
Evening star., 1884-07-31
Cholera Germs Under the Microscope.


From the London Daily News
Some specimens OF the peculiar germ which the
now famous Dr. Koch has discovered In India
Egypt. and latterly IN France, in the bodies OF
persons who have died or the cholera and to the
presence or which he attributes that terrible
scourise. were exhibited for the first time in public
yesterday at the Imperial theaUer, by the aid of
The gigantic microscope which is now being shown
no longer In az active state, have, II Is stated been
specially procured recently from the cholera dis
trict IN The south OF France. As magniiied some
two million times, and shown by the aid OF the
eieCtE4c iight uon the great screen occupying the
entire pio>ceD.um Of the theater, they appear
nearly OK the size of the palm OF ones hand They
are quite cUlcrltS and iii the shape OF coils reDre-
Sentlng circle, and shapes not unlike the figure g.
precisely as described in Dr. KochS work on the
subject The microscope Is the same as that
tertairrnent OF Lies inv>IbleS," the wonders OF
The world unseen by the naked eye, which Is now
given twice daily at the Imperial theateE.
MURDERER INSPECTING HIS GALLows-Bup
Cephas The colored murderer OF Mrs Celia Bush
Nui ply In Dorchester county, Md, is TO be hanged
III tdInbfidy ye tomorrow. Ills manner for the past
Few days Indicates that he is iat,ered BY The nOto-
rety which has come 10 him. AT his request he
was carried 10 the Scaffold yesterday and nspec-
ted the trap an: the entire structure SLOWLY and
without betraying the least nervousness He re-
marked that he was much Obliged the people for
the pains tney were taking. and expressed himself
aS We'll pleased With the arrangements. ON his re-
Wei, boys I've teen over and seen her, and she's
solid He stated To Sheriff Melvin that he expec-
led u mount the >cafIo,d on Friday with as much
composure As he did to-day.
The fourteenth annual convention OF the Catho-
llc Total ADStlleuce Union OF America will IN. held
Evening star., 1884-07-31
Wants to leave the City.

A CONVICT wITHDHsw> An APPEAL so AS TO GET A
CHANGE OF SCENE.
To-day in the Criminal Court, Judge Wylie Henry
Abbott alias Bud Greenledf, convicted OF grand
larceny and sentenced June 18th to three years at
Albany. Withdrew his appeal When called up he
was asked II he desired 10 withdraw the appeal
81 want 70 get away from here said the prisoner
s'dnd VIII ~i. hiT,.Y r To Get away II lean go at
once" '.ThN Will follow" said the Judge .'You
VIII 80 TO Albany 10 the clerk-) You may make
the eurry-
Evening star., 1884-07-31
Struck for lgein. n Elaine Man.


IN POLITICS.
Charles O'Brien charged III the Police Court
this morning With assault and battery. William
Ellis, ColOred testified that about O'Clock yestei
dan afternoon he went into Tierney'S SELDOM, on
New York avenue. near 18th street. with friend
named Randolph Green. OBrien was in there talk
ing politics, and when witness got his drinks and
was going Out C'BrIen said 10 Green: "Are you
BlI1.e or :: Tamn4ny man. Green pressed his
WAY ONt fhe door ana avoided meeting the ISSUE.
NIncSS then started to 90 out. when U'Bri@n said:
II know you are Blaine man., ana struck him
across the hand with a cane. Witness pressed hiS
way ont. beng followed by q Brien, who again
struck him with the CalIe. when Officer Salkeid ar
Rested him. RandOph Green gave similar ttstl-
Inuny and Officer S.tIheli testified TO arreStlns
oBFie1. O'Bren testified that Ellis started luSS
aad threatened him. which was the cause OF his
striking hiHl. be was nrcd -.
O'Brien Is the man who shot Officer Cunningham
several Years ago,
Evening star., 1884-07-31

strictly one price. corner 7th and d. Great ma
down In straw hats and light derbys, as We are d
prices have been marked 80 low that they are me
ing '>double quick" 29,Sl
Evening star., 1884-07-31

Will the Cholera Strike BalttmOrel
After the visit OF Dr. Koch, the eminent German
doctor, to Toul0n and his belief that the cholera
inquiry to our agent at Paris, requesting that he
learn the views OF the board OF health ia that city,
ana also OF the government board specially ap-
pointed fOr that service and communicate 10 us
py cable the probable outcome OF the disease. We
are in receipt OF cable advice this evening, as
follows:
PARIS, July %. 1854
D,t1Vs, Baltimore. U.&A.:
Cholera Is spreading with frightful rapidity. 1t
Is in Madrid and Paris That it Will arrive in
eral opinion here. Only water boiled, or diluted
with pure liquor, permitted in families by order
health authorities
DUBOIS, Agent
We have frequently advised the use OF pure
whisky In the proportion Of one-third whisky, two-
thirds water, for the relief OF summer complaints
or wasting diseases To prevent cholera and like
complaints only water previously boiled, then
mixed with our Pure Malt Whisky should be used.
The school children are obliged TO use water and
liquor In Paris; and why not the families here7
When liquor Is to be used, get only the pureSt and
70 satisfy the skeptical that DuffyS Pure Barley
Malt nils That place, we append the certificate OF
Dr. Arendt, the German chemist, and DR.. James J.
ODea, the great authority on insanity. They speak
for themselves
The Duff Malt Whisky Company:
GenNeDten-I take pleasure in teStlfying to you
tnat l nave made an analysis OF your Barley Malt
whisky, which gave very gratifying result.
Your Malt Whisky, obtained mostly nv extract Of
matt CONFUSION and a very careful ferment alton
and dstiation, is entirely free from fusl oil and
any or those similarly obnoxious alcohols which
are so often found in whiskyS Therefore, It can be
recommended as sextremely fit for medical purposes
DR. M. T. ARENDT,
Analytical and Consulting Chemist,
Buffalo n Y
Evening star., 1884-07-31
CITY ITEMS.

Reduced, J. ( Youngs Best Black 81 Silks.
Csc An-wool Cashmere, 35c. 7S6 7th street Mourn
ing Store NV. s
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LOCAL MENTION.
The " Gather.

The Weather.
OFFICE or TIE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 81. 1884. $50 ann
For the middle Atlantic states, partly cloudy
weather and occasional rain, southwestery wind,
stationary temperature. For Friday. fair weather
Is indicated for the lake region Tennessee and the
CiO valley, and clearing and fair weather in the
middle Atlantic states
RARE BAKGAISs, now. Hempler's Optician- Sell
liz out
kySSEII'S Ice CREAM
Shipped anywhere cut OF town.
l.27 New York avenue.
For PRrSERv TSG--Fine catawba grape brandy,
guaranteed 10 b. pure Al-s fine imported Estra-
son vinegar for Pickiing, etc. Get 1t at Chr.
Ealder's, 81 7th street northwest.
Evening star., 1884-07-31
ID A q MS
MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT.
416 7TH STREET NORTHWEST.

FINAL CLos1NG-oUT SALE OF SUMNER GOODS!
All our Sc. Colored Prints war ssSS
~.r.., ,o.. no,.o sssess C. YARD.
tS8Ss
All our yard-wide Gamers Iii Goo o. GO
Tercale, formerly 12hc. at ii % % -
Iii UooN
n,.,a. .. ~ s'sessssc. YARD
9ssass
,o,-- s8ssss
now 70 At 81 IS YARD
$50 IS
III 1855
ra.,, "a M ..s~es ~ nl.sA Df0'ADea i &C. YARD
o -'''A'" s'a' III S's,a
colored su:tings. in shep. III - =
herds pialds, formerly Csc, II ~ Is G. YARD
ii 9a-a ~
Ill @2a
rnised eiifie euIes ses'nss foTlnepy in smsli ase
now IL x 6 C. YARD
A Few more Black all-wool II 2s@2
bunting, worth 25c., at Ill Esc2l2
All colors Mosquito Netting a oSoom
Except Fink) reduced to 4i44A GO 90 90
All our remaining stock of White Goods at Prime Cost
Great Bargains in Remnants of White Goods on our
Eemnant Table.
BAUM MS,
416 7TR STREET NORTHWEST. ty23
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SALE CONTINUED.
SALE Cosr1suzn.
w. w. BuRpErrE & Co.
WILL CONTINUE FOR FIFTEEN DAYS THrn
GREAT sEM-ANNUAL SALE
DRY GOODS AT COST.

The following Unprecedented Bargains win be offered:
fouiard Silk at - cts: usual price IS cts
Surah Silk at IS cts. usual price 3l.25
Summer Silk at 3716 cts. usual plicc so cts
Summer Silk at As cts usual price Is cts
Black and Colored Gros Grain Silk at 81: positively
worth SL25
Black Gros Grain, Satin Rhadames and Merveilleux
Silks at extremely low prices.
All kinds Of Woolen Dress Goods less than cost.
White Goods OF every description at reduced prices
One lot OF the celebrated Graphic Dress hrts made
OF Irish linen aud elegant nuslin full reinforced and
gusseted seams: price during this sale will
lot Of loo dozen Of Fine Dress Shirts which
we have made to order 81 each; worth at least IS
One lot OF Chidren's Coored Hos marked down from
IS, 80 and 621s cts. 70 Is cts. per pair.
20 dozen Halt Hose full regular fast colors ut ls cts
Ter pair.
CARPETS. MATTINGS AND OILCLOTHS
Ingram Carpet, 80, 37h, 45 and so cts per yard
Very best Ingram at 70 cts per yard price everywhere
IS cts
Mating from Is cts up to finest made
Oiicloth at Is. so. 37h, As and SO cts Per yard.
All goods not mentioned above will be sold at reduced
prices.
ONE PRICE ONLY. Everything warranted - repre-
sented by the saesmen.