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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1884-01-12
NOTICE.

ToH" r,t':ens q, fibton ""d >".ro0n1ing
N":GhL"'i,o""-
| hereby Give notice That MIR. Herman
Ball Is II" longer III my employ, AMI that
| shall continue the hu>iue>> at tht. old
stand, rs heretofore " here with an increased
stock. and hy Offering goods at The lowest
possible rates, Trust tn merit u continue
anCe of their esteemed patronage.
rIIiIIr GOODMAN.
L,ktrn January /, ST.
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Ribbons.

sash Eihh"n= in large variety !aIi the former
price.
80 pieces Black MORE R.hb"l,s. o inch. 7jc s.
inch. 6oc.
Lot Polka Dot Ribbons. 8 inchc:. reduced lfonl
-. to soc.
Lot B.uck sash y inches wide. -: n,w IL
inches saline tIllrll;V -. now JJr
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Gloves.

Lot Chldren's Lined Gloves, fur tops, reduced
from 81. So to II per pair.
Lot Mems Lined Button Gloves, sold at Sl.j0,
now II.
Lo, Warmest Gloves made. Scotch wool, Csc
down to soc. 15c to 65c and 81 to S5c.
Lot Ladies Castor Gloves. sold at 81 2j Low .5c.
Lot Ladies Kid tiauntets. sold at - 80: now
81 80.
Lot Dents best make two-hutton Gents Kid
Gloves mostly light shades, at 81; were S225
Lot genuine Foster Ladies' Kid Gloves. light
shades reduce from - % to 81 SO.
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BOYS CIothing,

100 Heavy A&.wcol Double Breasted Suits.
were -. -.
IS All wool Blouse Suits. with nta; cords down
front and back. were $3.50, now -.
l5J pairs Boy Pants. many OF them all-wool
were ri 81 ana ~. now IL.
~ BOYS UVtY,uIts, Dark CaSS were - now -
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Ladies' Muslin Underwear and Infants
Goods.

! Lot Muslin Chcmises, Hamburg trimmed. from
/ S1.25 to T5c.
Lot Full Quilted Satin Skirts from SIS 10 Sl3.
and now to $40.
Another lot, Flannel Lined, from SO to il.
Lot of same, silk Lined so to -.
Same grade, CUlore,l. 10 -.
Large lot Lace. Naenciennes and Torchon
Ladies Gowns down from $40 to Sl7j.
A full line OF Sets OF Ladies Underwear rang
ing from IS to $50: price cut exactly in half
Lot OF Children'S Winter Goats. Skirts, Leg
gings, Zephyr Caps. Underwear at reduction
OF one-third.
293 pairs Corsets 81 and 81 %: down to zoe.
Lot OF Misses Cloth listers. llaSeiochs,
Dresses and Wraps, at IS per cent. of.
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Upholstery Department.

Additional lots OF IA Embroidered Cloth Table
4 Covers:
Prices were $50: reduced to iO"
Prices were 10; reduced to 15c.
Prices were 81: reduced to ssc.
Also.
loo 6-l Embroidered Cloth Table Covers. isr-
merry - -.
ll3 ~, formerly So now soc.
JAG 81 formerly = 70. now so.
i."t Culored B0rdCred Noltinphan Life Cur
taluS. reduced from ~ to J 90.
Lot White Burderod Not;ingha n Lace Cur
tain>. reduced from : 81 TO ) uu.
Lot Ecru BurdCred NottIns.ham Lace Curtains
reduced from Il 90 to Ia 90
Another lot reduced from . so to e.
Lot Madras Curtains, reduced from - % to
} 10
Lot TamloUcd Swiss Curtains. reduced from
80 W to - 90
Another lot reduced from - ca to Is OG.
Finer grades in same proportion
100 yards Embossed SIX Furniture Plush was
1 20. down to = 80.
lUOG Embroidered EIoth Table Cuyer>:
81. which sold at l 81. now CO.
o.. which sold at 80. now So
~. which sold at 10, now on.
-, which sold at > W. now ~.
ST. which sold at > 70, now / -
81 which sold at 80. now = 81.
Embroidered Cloth Piano Covers:
sXl2, which sold at 20. now = u.
SN12, which sold at 90, now 3 90.
sNl2. which sold at = 90. now rs.
Lot Plush Lamp Mats ami Table Covers at
half
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FOR SALE

TIIE subscriber offers at private sale
good cultivation. it has a good thriving Apple
orchard and great variety Of small fruits. a.
The buildings consist OF a 3-story frame &
Cottage HOUSE OF s rooms and kitchen. esesl
A pump of good water at the door. Also1
a good frame BARN. Situated in the Fourth
District, Cecil county. Md, lying the road
leading from Popular Hill to Bay View. near l.
T. Carriers paper mill, and within three miles OF
the new b. i q. railroad; now occupied by John
johnson. For further particulars inquire on the
premises Nov. 3.-:m
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For Holiday Gifts
YOU WILL FIND AT
Mccrery & Boulden's

An Immese Stock of Staple and Fancy
Articles, from which you cannot fail to
select what may suit your purpose.
Shop Early in the day, SD as to aviod
the crowd
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Hosiery and Underwear.

S53 doz. Super Stout Mems Half Hose Englisl
full regular made. Never sold less than l7r
down they 20 to l2lc.. ana will he sold IN lots o
not less than half dozen.
Another lot Fancy Colorings, Mems Hall Hose
regular made. down to lSc.
Lot Full. Reg ular Made Mems Shetland Woo
Shirts and Drawers, 81 each.
100 doz. Superior Cashmere Halt Hose, wer,
soc; now &c.
Lot Mems Canton Flannel Drawers, down from
I5c. to auc
65 pairs Ladies' English Pure SIN Hose, al
coors, from - III To 81. 81.
Lot full regular made Brown Mixed Hose
down to lot. Misses and Boys.
Lot Scarlet Shirts and Drawers, Sl7a; down
to 81.
Lot Misses and Ladies' Cardigan Jackets
ranging III price IRON S2.25 10 S4.55, reduced lust
one-hali.
Lot I.n,!ies' Channels WHiSts.
So TO -.
- to ~.
Large LOT oi I.evanIine English SILK Umbrellas
down TO Fl -. Paragon Frames. Natural sticks.
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Stationery.

- Plush Boxes OF Paper and Envelopes Tor = -
some having hceu sold II 90 to- ~ .s,!t
loo Plush Photo Albums al :. az, worth much
more and scarce on the market.
100 assorted Plush and Leather ptutu Albums
cut as low > % to l. %.
1000 Fancy Boxes of Paper AMI Envelopes IN
assorted tints, worth 4Oc Tor -. each.
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638 ACRES.
TWOStOry Brick House

SO by 20 feet with STONE KITCHEN IS by 20
feet; STONE MEAT HOUSE 10 by IL feet;
tfRANARY 20 by "a feet: STABLE 81 by % feet:
HAY HOUSE 81 by 20 feet and CARRlA G f
HOUSE Shy 10 feet All these buildings are in
good or fair condition.
The public road to Murphey's Mill divides the
farm into two parts. That north Of the road con-
tains 4O2 acres and the other 256 acres. The farm
will probably be offered rs whole, and in two
parcels, and sold in whchev'r way the under
signed may deem most advantageous.
Hs-The lease OF the present tenant will not ex-
pire until March 25th, 1885: but the purchaser will
be entitled to all the landlords rights under said
lease from and after the day Of sale
THE TERMS OF SALE, prescribed by the
order of the Orphans Court, are: $1,000 to be paid
cash the day OF sale; Sll 500 on October 10TH
1884: and the residue in two years from the day OF
sale. TIE credit payments to draw interest from
the day of sale, and to he secured by the bonds
notes Of the purchaser, with surety or suretes to
be approved by the undersigned. Or the whole
purchase money except the installment OF Sl 500
may. at the purchaser option, be paid in cash on
the day uf sale.
Cost of c0nyeyaneing to be paid by purchaser
JAMES b. GROOME,
Executor OF Benz. r. Sluyter. deceased.
lpI. -
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Millinery Goods.

imported I,lt Hats 1T Be. Iua iJ-: former
prIrr. - ~.
Trimmed Bunncts. whici We ID not care to
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Fires of the Week.

At Frankfort, Ind, Coulter's block,
loss $50, 900; at Cincinnati, o., Proctor &
CANDLES extensive soap and candle
works, loss between $500. 600 and $3.50.
900; at Montreal, Ont, S. Davis g. Sons
cigar factory, s1Oj, 900, insured for $685.
900; at Phelpston, Ont, Powells block,
loss $40, 900; at Locust Gap, Pa, boiler
house of the Monitor Colliery; near Gull
pepper, Va, the dwelling of Henry Tut
his three little daughters were burned to
death. At Lucas, Ohio, W. w. Lemons
store caught fire Monday night, at ten
o'clock.
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Cloths.

Lot of Imported Cloakings in Blue. Green and
Olive Shades, dropped from to 50 per yard.
Lot OF Imported Cloakings in blue, green and
olive. from 5 to 80.
Lot Wool Plush, 80 inch wide reduced from +
to dollars.
WoohPushes. soc to 25c
Lot te Cloakin@s. light shades, from 81 re-
duced to l.5J
Lot s. Cashmeres down from l.-j tol
Lot Figured SeulSkin Cloths sold a u doliar-:
now II dollars
Lot Druh Seaiskin Cloth sold nj 9 now )
Lot Black aStrdkan Cloth. sold ut now = 81
Lot 1900 yards Coored NelN eteen, reduced r,.in
dollar to 15r
Lot 81 inch Black Worstcd, sold u dollars:
now l. 81
Lot 1000 yards "a inch Plaid and Plain Ulster
Cloth. sold at 81: now ! 81
Lot 81 inch Colored Cloakings, reduced from
l.50 to .;,c
Lot 81 inch Black Cioakin". formerly dollars:
now 3.Tj
Lot 81 inch Black Basket Coating, formerly :.
now dollars
Lot Black Dagonals sold al !. now dollars
Lot Black Dasonals sold at 8 80: now 2.j1
1000 yards All Wool Black English Sl"chi-
netteS. 81 10 d. inches wide:
" hat was So: BOW s.:
What Was o: now
VI hat WAS :: now
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GentIemen's furnishings.

Large lot of Black SILK Tycoon Ties put at &c.
1900 Linen Collars. large sizes, &c. each. from
! l21ac.
Nlis-mated four-ply Linen Cuffs, s.. per pair,
from Csc.
The stock 10 be closed out at half price. No mere
to he kept.
Fifty dozen SuSpenders 25c. pair: twenty
dozen Boys Suspenders, Toe. pair.
Boys White Shirts, small size lllg, 50e.. for
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sEYHE*WHIG::

paK-sMNENTtY VALUABLE FOR ITS LOCAL AS WELL AS
saMERAL INTELLIGENCE NEWS COMMUNICATIONS AR
RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED FROM ALL SECTIONS OF THE
COUNTY, IN ADDITION TO THE WEEKLY CONTRIBUTIONS
ITS REGULAR CORPS OF CORRESPONDENTS.
ANONYMOUS COMMUNICATIONS WILL RECEIVE NO
ATTENTION. THE NAME OF THE WRITER BEING REQUIRED
ALL OASIS As A GUARANTEE OF GOOD FAITH.
MARRIAGE AND DEATH NOTICES INSERTED oRATuI-
rouslY OBITUARIES WILL BE CHARGED HALF THE
VISUAL RATE OF TRANSIENT LOCAL MATTER.
LoSaI natt:-- Ten cents line for a single inser
ton.
7rGnsienfrste. Eight cents a line for one and
tosr cents 9 tins for every additional insertion.
enc taeh Of space counted as Ttcelve lines. One
to.gms, Fre Dollars per inch one year.
Sur changes allored to yearly advertisers withott
sddttioa0l charge.
me circulation Of The Wing being among the
nssf Intelligent classes Of Cecil county and the
sdjoSatng counties of Maryland Pennsylvania and
SsAssoore, its proprietor confidently recommends it
to Rsstness Men as most desirable medium for
TsmsHasrotips adpertising.
To mosnfoin its high stdndsrd as family journal
10 o0ensire or Objectionable advertisements rH be
sdnsdfted into its columns at any price.
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nRDERED. This 18th day of Decem-
" Der. in the year 1885,. that the sale made and
reported by Job Haines and Hanson II. HaineS
the executors of Eli Hurford. deceased be ratf ed
and confirmed, unless cause to the contrary be
shown on or before the 10th day of February, 1854
provided a copy of this order be inserted in some
newspaper published in Cecil county, Nd. once
a week Tor one month before the 18th day of Jan
uary next.
The Report states the amount of sale to bt
$500. JAMES A. DAVIS, Clerk.
True copy-test, JAMES A. DAVIS,
Dec To- lS83-lm Clerk.
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WANTED.

TWO GIRLS-COOK AND HOUSE
l. Gir-iour miles from EIktun. Best OF wages
paid to competent servants.
Address y. Il. e.,
iune Elkton, Nd
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When in Wilmington, don't fail to
call on w. NJ. Kennard & Co., Cpl Market
street, and see their large stock of carpets,
Dry Goods, Silks, Cloaks and Fancy Goods.
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THE IIHRhHTS.
Eikton Markets.
REPORTED By u. SCOTT y BRO.

Baltimore Markets.
Corrected HreklN Ly ". H. Michael d Sons
GRAIN 0Hd Prodace Commission Mcr-
chants, ~ Hckidel7yS What.
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peS A MONTH and BOARD for three live
spOo Young men ladies in each county. AZ
dress r. W. ZiEdL IL Y Co, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Groceries and Provisions At the Lowest
Prices. REESE.
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Our New Years Offer!
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Carpets,

lot 20 styles very best quality Velvet Carpet
l.=j per yard
Is styles oil hest f.ye-Gramc Body Brs e;s Car
pets, down To- I.l2'
~ styles Tapestry Carpets. from o. to zoe
l. Siyl'S Smyrna Carpets. iruni La to lis
9StyltS line three ply. from 10 10 ~ cts
- ,yiCs lu@rain from 90 to GgC.
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China.

Decorated Tea Sets, 50 pieces down from 80. 80
to SD. Fine Dinner Sets, l20 pieces, from ss5 to
$50.
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Dress Goods.

Special reduction in Paris Novelties.
OF these we show a great variety (hut few du
plicates): They embrace the latest fall produc-
tions OF the Paris manufactures. These extreme
reductions will take many OF them off in a day or
two.
% in. silk and Wool and Al-Wool Novelties
were 30 and 75c now 25c.
~ inch Striped and Figured Novelties were 81
to l. so: now so cts
a inch Figured Ottoman Cloths were il 30: nov
So cents.
Illuminated Ottoman Cloths, in rich figures,
were 81 25 now 81.
Chenille Figured Novelties were go: now
Sl.5O.
A in Novelties in Cashmere Patterns, Tor wraps
were Sl15; now IL.
A lot including IA great variety of styles in
Broche Figures. Stripes etc were -; now II.
II ill., Diagonal, with Soutache Embroidery De-
signs, f2.50 now IL.
"a in. Oriental Cashmere Novelties, were s.:
now $3.50.
"a Brocadc Velvet Novelties: now So.
Novelties in Cashmere with Chenille pendants
for dress garniture reduced from 50 to -, So to S.
and SIS to 81
French Novelties in robes with broche figures.
reduced from $25 to So
Plush Striped robes were S25: now ST..
Embroidered Cashmere robes in garnet. navy
and green down to 80. $40 80 and Sl2 81.
~ in. Plain Bison Cloth. Sl.25. down from 80.
a in Figured Bison Cloth s. down from 50.
Al in. Figured Bison Cloth 50. down from 81.
~ in. Illuminated Dttoman,Sl down from Sl.50.
All French Cheviot Check, 75c down from 81.
10 in. Camel's Hair Chevlots. s5c: down from 81.
IS in Cloth Stripes SOC; down from 75c.
II in. Invisible Checks, 75c; down from 81.
~ in. French Dress Cloths. 81; down from Sl.35.
A in. French Dress Cloths. %; down Tram
Sl.5i.
~ IN. Pin Head Checks, Soc down from 75c.
French Wrapper fiannes, 35c: down from 69c.
~ in. killing striles 5Jc: down from 75c.
~ in. Basket Cloth 55c: down from 15c.
AZ in. Diagonal Melange, 5oc down from T5c.
~ in. French Shooda Cloth SIC: down from doc.
~ in. French Beges, 45c; down from 6Oc.
SO in. Cloth Checks. iuc; down from 5Uc.
81 in Dress Fiannels 45c; down from 5Jc.
IS i'll. Cashmeres. $50: down from 4uc.
ID in. All Wool Serge. 25c: down from 25c.
Lupn'S French MeriIos reduced to I5c
Al other qualities from s TO ~ per cent.
35c. All Wool Uttomans down To 25c.
25c. Atwood Suitinys down to l5c.
25c. Cloth Checks down to 2Uc.
37l.c Block Checks down to :Suc.
A lot OF Tycoon Wrapper Reps reduced to IL &C.
No such styles have ever been sold 50 los before
&c. Calicoes down 10 Ne.
Standard Calicoes down to De-.
Best Sc. goods down to 81
Also included in this sale u full assortment of
real Scotch Iiinghams in fancy Piaids and Mourn
ings
Scotch Ginghams now l21.e original price 2oc.
Scotch Ginghams now lSc: original price Zoe.
Finest Scotch Ginghams 25c: original price 3Oc
and 81 &C.
This is rare opportunity to secure these fine
goods at the low prices usually had Tor domestic
makes
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Mems Imitation Seal Caps. REESE.
Good Prunes, ) TBS. for 25c. REESE.
Rubber Goods at REESE'S.
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Linens and Blankets.

Lot Oyster DOylies. 5lc II in. square.
Great lot OF John :. Brown Sons. Richard
sons Sons X Owden. and other Manufacturers
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Embroideries and White Goods.

1000 pieces Nainsook EdGin9s and lnseriir"S:
Lot, former price 55c: now I've.
Lot, former price 75c; now CSC.
Lot former price 81: now 15c.
Lot. foImer price Fl. 81: now Sl.2O
Lot, former price - 80: now 3.
Lot, former price IS: now SEA.
5U0 pieces Ecru tdginSs Inscr .ingS, Eottt d
and Figured Swiss, at reduction of %3 per cent.
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Children's Coats and Wraps.

Lot OF ~ Goats and listers for children of . to
10 years. The latter reduced from u - to II
dollars.
Furs.
2Seal Dolmans reduced from 100 TO so dollars
These are the best goods. 81 inches long
Seal DOlman from 800 to 80 dollars.
Seal DOlman from $50 to It's dollars.
l Seal Dolman from 2N to $50 dollars.
Tor Seal Goats. reduced from l1j to loj AMI
from 50 to loo dollars.
SPrincess Louise So tin Garments fur trimmed
and fur lined, % down to Is dol
Lot Fur Lined Circulars 90 down to 10 81: bet
ter lot goes down TO 10 still better lot down to So
Braided Satin TTlsters. Fnr Lined from $50 to
100: another down TO IS dollars.
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laCes.

Lot Rwchines, in several =! les. reduced one
hail.
Cream and Black Spanish Net, Matale$Sc and
Hand Run, also cut down.
Lot Mcdcis Lace. reduced from lic. Ia -.
Lot McIcis Lace reduced from i.c. t. he.
1000 yds. Torchon Laccs. 10 be sold 1T third
less than former prices.
2OUU ydS Black French I.aces. 80 T." sold nj Il
reduction OF ~ per ct on iOriuer prizes.
Real Breton LaceS choice STYLES
k.incru lrnIn 3l.c Il.
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HEALTH & HOME,

FOR ONE YEAR, FREE OF ALL COST
"HEALTH AND HOME is large Monthly Jour
nal, edited by w. H. Hale, and devoted to bones
tic, Medicine, Literature. Science Art. &c. One
OF the best Journals for the family published.
In making remttances state distinctly whether
or not you desire the two journals above men
toned, either of them, they will only be sent
to those who say they want them.
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chenille fringe.
Light cloth jackets. plush trimmed:
ST. to IS
10 to
10 3 80
TO !
Russian Circulars fur trimmed
SIS to ST.
20 to -
il TO Is
Tailor made cloth suits very low !. 80. 10.
T. Is and - dollars.
Black stockinette jackets:
Sl2 reduced to IS
Black stocknette newmarkets:
S25 down to $50
u :. i,
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ORDER NISI.

In Relation 10 the Sale OF the Real Estate OF
RICHARD HARPER AND REBECCA l.
HARPER HIS WIFE
In the Circuit Court for Cecil County.
1JI5 in Family
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Ladies' Coats and Wraps.

These lots are all new this season and many OF
the garments are lust delivered from the manu-
iacturers.
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Equity.
ORDERED. this 18th dav of De cemb Der,
" 1883, that the sale made and reported by l..
Marshall Haines. Trustee, for the sale Of the real
estate in the above entitled cause mentioned, be
ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the con-
trary be shown on or before the Sd day OF March,
next; provided copy Of this order be inserted in
some newspaper printed in Cecil county, once 4
week for one month before the 30th day of Janu-
AIRY next. The report states the amount Of sales
to be S813.9S.
JAMES A. DAVIS, Clerk,
True copy-test. JAMES A. DAVIS.
Dec. 20 st Clerk.
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Nottingham Laces. reduced 30 per ct.
Lot Linen Collars for &c, iornor price IL C.
each: z for "5c former price. .Gc. each
Another lot Embi oidercd Collars, odd sizes. AT
one half former prices.
Lot EmhI oidercd Cuffs. price cut in i:ai'.
Real Point and Real Duchess LaceS. I.tS OF
different widths. Reduced about vne-third 10! nler
prices.
Several lots Duchess Fchus, Collars and Hand
kerchieis, reduced So per ct on former Fri, es.
Also, lot OF Cream Spanish Fichus
Lot Embroidered Black Laces. prices cut in
half.
Lot Black Real Spanish L.aces, reduced one
half
Lot Hand Run Mechlin Lace at hall price.
Lot Black and Cream Spanish ScariS and
FchuS. reduced from ~. 80 to 81 80: reduced from
1918 to $3.50: reduced from Si.15 to 81; reduced
from 81 5 To $40.
Lot Canvas Collars, reduced rom Coo. to SOC
$500 Silk Ties at one-half former prices
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-03-28

inches Within "a hours at Fort L,ncohI
Dakota, The ice in the river is weakening
fast. The river is also rising at B'smMok
and Is gorged firmly from that c'ty 10
Sibley Island, five miles distant a k'rso
which formed at Bufurd is reported 10 oo
broken and coming down. lh're is
Iumor that au engine aud ten iroIRnt cars
have gone down with an undermined oti"s"
on the Yellowstone railroad -
The flood at Ansunia, COuucctlcut, has
caused u total loss estimated Nv sl"V'VUur,
a tract of about one mile III lehEth Nu IV
To 500 feet wide having been devastated
The water company whose dam OutSt u
held responsible, 1t being alleged that In"
dam was improperly constFuct'a' tno ,
principal sufferers are the DERBY DIV
company aud Scheller, Platter smith,
who lose each about s2O UVO'
! The ice went out the Kcuucbcc river az
Bath, Maine, on Wednesday night. IL
| teen rods OF tho railroad TRACK were t@"'u @
up and 95, 900 feet Of lumber lno'uuluS
| 25, 900 feet OF spruce from ConahtS pH,l
mill, were swept away. The hume ot wy
pulp mill WAS also destroyed, ana Noh'u'
loss is estimated at S3O,OOV
| Tho Comstock river, IN New AupShll'
continued rising yesterday, ana haH oNel
h,wcd tho meadows at ContOcpok, com
pelling many people to remove from thSi'
houses. There is much snow on th'
ground in that rcgiou and 1t was raining
there yesterday. ,.,-,.
| The st. Llwrcnoe river Is rising an'
cellars in the lower portious OF Montrea
are Il Joded.
The lower Mississppi river fell from
10 inches between NIcksburg and New
| Orlelns.