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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-05-31
BRIGHT'S
Just Received!

10000 yards Calico ........ .............4 cents
/ooO ydTeiS Olnnsl,S cents
5000 yards Lawns. g
5000 yards White Pque ue.............. -. 6
5000 yards Dress Goods from. ..... S to SO cents
5000 yards of Brown and Beached Muslin and
upward
5000 yards of Summer Dress Goods Just Received.
5000 pairs of Gloves from - 80 &C. to s a pair
6,75o pairs of Hose for Ladies at ...7 to IS cents
$3.50 pairs Childrens Hose. ........5 to IS cents
SO NoiSe'S nom .AOC 10 Sl
10000 pairs Of Ladies Shoes from 75c. to So
$500 pairs Chidrens Shoes from. 25c to $I25
10000 yards Ribbons from - 2 to Is cents yard
10000 yards of Lace from ....... Il to Soc yard
10000 yards of Jaconet Edgngs from 2 to 4oc yard
10000 Ladies Hats, trimmed and untrmmed from 25c
to SIS.
10000 Childrens Hats from m.........I Ioc. to ST..
5000 Plumes and Tips from .......... Ioc. to 81
6ooo Bunches Artificial Flowers from to ST. bunch
Also large stock of
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4 CO. HALE 4 co.
HALE'S ROYAL ROAD!

I'M. Hale E. Co.'S store is a Public Highway and
throngs Of people are passing and repassng from early
morn till dewy This highway is open all and peas
ant prince may travel on with perfect safety
Their principles Of business likewise broad and
comprehensive and easily understood. The foundation
Of that business is built of gOa.headisM
integrity Of purpose, urbanity Of manner, gen.
eral courtesy, one price, strict application and
with wilpower to carry out what they calculate to
be right
IN addition to this the markets are closely watched our
European buyer is the alert. our Eastern agent
with experience Of 40 years. is cullng the choicest
wherever the opportunity offers ITSELF Our San Fran
cisco Jobber lets nothing slide through his hands that
is worth catching on to- in fact ceaseless vigil Is
kept on every in the markets. and might in
truth say the whole of the commercial hOrison is
scanned daily and presents any change that bears
profitable appearance it is eagerly taken advantage OF All
this tells largely in favor and coupled with the fact
that we haave six business houses on this coast to
buy for gives us big weight in the business world
purchases for the year ending March 2ist being one
million and quarter the discount alone reaching the
figures Of slxty-tive hundred dollars. thus paying
the running expenses Of the whole Of Estates expen
therefore incubus for which patrons not
assessed f#f 1Ifs<I sts8 A
1t is easy to see then that the Hales Command the
Market. whilst with the majority OF the merchants the
market rules them
Another reason Of our success is that we import
direct. We purchase the bulk Of merchandise from
the manufactures. We have therefore middle men
agents pay except saried buyers. Yet with all
this we somewhat in a FIX this continued eye on
the engendered too much buying and that is exact
y how we are placed day and the of pres
ent forced sale. Our buyers have boughs and We
naturally suffer- but judging from invoices and advices re-
ceived, easily cover loss by the immense
values to arrive Up to the Let Of June them sell is
the order and that edict ievocabe the goods must
be sold and those that are wanting likely to will
do well to grasp the opportunity for most assuredy
DRY GOODS were never offered at such TERRI
BILE DISCOUNT as they are now at
M HKF~li, @ M
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Ma Alies Hissina n. D

nAscARKL BUILDING. upssAira Rsa4sses
Connopoli1An Hotel
O'as' hou" no. 10 = s z !. ! s.;hs- Ito srs
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2. pr y. caAux. =,
Il. r. CHA11BERIIN. N. D..
Odne rooms and No. 20 South Spring Street,
Los Angeles CAL

Once hours, 10 to 1e A n, 2 to and to p.
n; Sundays, Ito sP. n. The poor will receive
advice erstuitously from to s ?. n. viii attend
Heights, Inosninss, evenings and all hours OF the
night Obstetrics and diseases OF women . kpe-
ciaitv. Charges reasonable In all cases. my2- i'm
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NEW TODAY.
NEW TO-DAY.

The Peoples Store will re-
move to their new and COM
modious quarters, Nos. al,
43 and As Spring Street, on
or about June 18th, 1884.
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
oelos a.d Rsuidsnos-No. 10 purs ssrsss. Lo
Angeles, Cal Ofncs h0uR 10 70 II A n. 10
T. T.. 70 . Ia the evening. 40 I'm
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OFPICE:- Schumacher Block, opposite Post-
once, rooms 20 and q. RESfDENCE.-PeArl
street, corner Ninth.
Once houp:-lO to II AN; . 70 ar n; 7 10
p. T. 1t residence. Telephone No. 1t once and
residence. l6p Day and night calls answered.
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OFFICE AT REsrDENCE, II s. MAIN STREET.
oaos Hours-s to IL a. n. I to and TO
Ih.
Reaidenes-EAst ads Of Main street. below
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HENRY B. LATHROP. NJ. D., !,
PttvslCgAN AND sURoEoN,
OFFICE and RESIDENCE. Rooms and 2,
Solomon Block, ~ south Spring street.
OFFICE HOURs-s to l0A N and to 4 and
90 7Hh ~ ap25t
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A RICH BANKER SHOT.
The Tragic Encounter that Startled tn
Town OF Montrosc Last Might.

The Tragic Encounter that startled the
Town OF Montrosc Last Night.
A Montrose, Pa. telegram Of the 18th
says: James bunker, aged about forty
years, unmarried, and a member OF one
OF the oldest families in this county. shot
william II. Cooper, the banker. one OF
the oldest and most respected citizens oil
this place, at O'Clock this evening.
bunker fred three shots In rapid success
sion. Just Us he pulled the trigger the
third time G. NJ. Crandall sprang
upon him and knocked him down.
Mr. Cooper staggered and fell. He was
carried into Sparks drugstore, in front OF
which the shooting took place, and after a
hasty examination by physician was re-
moved TO his residence. One ball pene-
trated the small OF the back, and the sec
ond the hip. The third shot did not strike
him. IL Is rumored that bunker drank
something from bottle supposed to be
poison lust before the shooting. For sew
eral hours he remained unconscious, but
tonight reused up and has vomited freely.
He was carried out OF the back OF Deckers
store, into which he was first taken, and
lodged safely in jail.
The excitement Is intense. Mr.. Cooper
has had something TO do with the manage
ment OF she old Bunker estate, OF which
Joseph is the sole remaining heir. He has
not been considered very bright, but no
one ever thought that he was insane. 1t Is
supposed that some trouble in regard to
money matters led 10 the act. Mr.. Cooper
IL dangerously wounded, whether fatally
or not the doctors have not yet decided.
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DEATHS.

Died, on Monday morning, at 3:45 O'Clock.
MOSES. beloved son of Henry and Leah Whit
lock. in his twenty. sixth year
The funeral viii take place from his late resi-
dence, No. l405 east Broad street, on TUESDAY
AFTERNOON, 17th instant, at O'Clock. Friends
invited without further notice.
Died, In Baltimore, June 10, 1854 Mrs. MAR
GARET WALL, sister Of Edward, James. Nil
chael. and John Rain aged thirty-eight years.
Her rem aims win arrive at The Byrd-Street sta
ton at ll:05 Tins morning, and The funeral viii
take place from st. Peters Cathedral AT 1880
O'Clock TODAY. Friends and acquaintance of
the family are invited 10 meet at the depot In
teIment in Hollywood cemetery.
Died, June 10Th, al the home of his parents. in
Chesterfield county, Va, MILES BRANTLEY,
only child OF James c. and u. Ii. 1ienOr.
Funeral services Were held at the residence of his
Grandfather 4. ". Tignor, Esq, on yesterday,
the 9th instant.
Died, in Henrico county, on Sunday the 10Th
inst mt. BESSIE ALMA, youngest child Of John
A. and Bette X. Lynham.
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Calling a Halt.

The Russian movement IN Central Asia
has led to the formation Of u mixed Rus
sian and English commission. which will
meet In the autumn to draw the line to
which Russia may advance, but beyond
which she cannot go without risking wal
with England. The task is a delicate one,
but to the English mind it is neces-
sIty. Only few days ago the London
Times published several communications
from recognized authorities on the eastern
question, which 90 TO show that the situa-
ton is recorded rs serious, and that there
has been decided awakening in England
to the importance OF decisive action.
Among these communications was one
from Sir LEPEL GRIFFIN, which the Times
characterized as "opportune," -" forcible,"
and temperate" and from which we take
the following extract as illustrating public
temper:
1T Is well that Englishmen should I'M
derstand the cost and burden which
further Russian advance may entail on
them. MY experience OF Russian diplo-
macy Is that 10 cares nothing for the polite
protests Of the English Government, Libe-
raj or Conservative. The only force before
which IL rccoils Is the expressed determine
ton Of the English people to resist any at
tack on the national honor. The time has
passed for the advocates OF inaction to
pretend that the advance OF Russia
Is a gain TO civilization that II signifies
the abolition OF slavery in Central Asia
and that II Is undignifed for England TO
show alarm at the progress OF her rival In
The East. The advance OF Russia Is no
more gain to civilization than was the ir-
.lption OF Huns and YandaIs, who for
centuries crushed the civilization OF
europe. The freedom which Russia be-
lows may be tested In the conyictgangs |
I Siteria, Her designs against England
nay be gagged by the permitted utterances
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SUITS AND PANTS FOR BOYS

This is the week that boys, as well as girls. mus
be fixed up.r Schools close, and then, perhaps,
the boys won't have fun.
Mothers, IL It's an everyday, knock-about,
wear-reslsting" suit, at 4 very low price, that
You want for your boy. you'll find such HERE In
large variety On the other hand, If what he has
will answer for play, and you've decided to get
your boy something "real nice" where else
would you go for Il? There Is n certain neainess
and style about the III of our Boys and Chidren's
Clothing that no other dealer hereabouts, at least
has equalled and the boys know 1t Just as wellaS
their parents. In Eoys' separate Pants twe're
showing every conceivable color, material and
shape.
There's not a clothier in the United states
naming LOWER PRICES for FIRsT-CLAsS
GOODS than
H. sCIIWARZsCHILD,
Marble Hall,
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~ PANIC PRICES.

WE NOW OFFER
BLACK .GROs-GRAIN, SILK at 90; eSS; r.
and s9s 81 ss slbS ,s sg Gods sI ever
coI G11iEfa ,N sR faS %S SILKS at 75c 81,
and sl;25rSTortht1 81 81 and sl' 55iI,,re
SILKS at 37H, so, IS, and 75c. yard-worth
80, SIS. Zoe: and 81 yard;
C0LORED sATlNs-good goods In new shades
superior quality sURAH SILKS In all the new
BL ACK XLL-sILK BRoCADEs at &c.. 81,
Handsome EMBROIDERED CHA NJ RAY
ROBES at - 5O-worth w.;
in all the new shades, at Acc. a yard-worth
vEivEIEENs and vELvETs in all color, and
FANCY COMBINATION sUITINGs at reduced
An endless variety of FANCY DRESS GOODS
from sc. to $3.50 yard;
JERSEYS-An immense assortment OF these pop
ular garments; a.,
LARtiE-PLAiD BLACK-AND-WHITE GING-
HAM for at &c yard worth S,na i2hc'-
GRAY-MIXED WASH-POPLlN, superior quail
ty and WIDE. at SIC. ward worth l2fc.;
POLKA-OOT SURAH DRESS GOODS at sac. I,
yard-was sold at 15c. ut The &C commencement
BIG M1ARK-D6wN IN WHITE GOODS
loo, at loc. worth 17c.-never as cheap be-
LACE-sTRIPED MUSLIN at 7c. a yard-would
CHECK MUSLIN at SIC. worth l2Ac., at l0c.
worth I5c., at 12Hc. worth l7c., at l6hc-
worth 25c.-all very cheap;
PERSIAN LAWN la yard wide at Zoe. worth
35c., at soc. worth 4Oc, at 35c. worth 50c.-
must be seen to be IqIIy dPPreSe.aEtsSd; 1,roN
D'fRLANDE and VICT0RIA LAWN At 81,
10, 12s, l6t. 20, and 25e. yard-all very
much below regular prices;
DOTTED MUsLtNs al 12H, les, and zoe. n
READY MADE WHITE DRESSES from a to
CALICO WRAPPERS at 75c., 81, and 1925;
MOHkIR AND LINEN ULs1ERS AND DUST
Frs for ladies';
BATHING sUITsfo ladies and gentlemen;
Genuine PRIDE OF TIE WEST COTTON at
CALfCoEs in great variety at 8, 6s, and SIC. a
CAGBRiCs at SIC. ward worth lOc.;
PRINTED PERCALES at S]5c a yard, usually
PRINTED iS'T 1C5RiEfoNNEs at 19Ac. yard, worth
SMALL-FIGURED WHITE FRENCH PIQUE
at Ice. yard, worth 25c:
just made purchase OF I'VE cases OF B ~, =
KETS, which we will sell at - pair, just 81
a pair below value;
TWi[LED CRASH TOwELLING at sc. yard
Linen T2T'h c SRssi$i rowELLING at O., S., 10,
12H, l62,. 20. and 25c; yard; ~ .. 20 90
LINEN TABLE DANAsK at 20, 80, So, 80. 90.
75c., and up to So a yard-some extra wide
TuRKEY-RED TABLE DAMAsK from soc. up
to $3.50 a yard-extra wide goods Will be
found in this lot;
Big bargains in TOWELS from 60c. to s1S per
dozen;
See our dne DAMASK TOWELS, with open-work
border and knottcd fringes, al $3.50 dozen
DAMAsK 10 wells at $3.50 a dozen worth 49,
LEVY & DAVIS,
successors to Levy Brothers..
10l7 and 1919 Main street
On and after June ODD we will close our store at
$50 p NJ je l7-Tu,Th&Sa
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TAILS VEGETABLE sICILIAN
HAIR REVIEWER.

The great popularity OF this preparation, aINI
tts many years OF test should be an assurance even
TO the most skcpticai that II is really mcrior,ous
Those who have used HALLS HAIR-RENhW1n
know that jt does all that Is claimed.
II causes new growth OF hair on bald heads-pro'
vided the hair-foices are not dead. which Is SCI
dom the case; restores natural color 70 gray OF
faded hair preserves the scalp healtbful ana clear
OF dandruff: prevents the hair falling OF or cnahg-
ing color keeps II so plant, lustrous, and Causes
It 10 grow long and thick.
HALLS HAfR-RENEWER produces It's cnect'
by the healthfu Influence Of lis vegetable ingred-
ents, which invigorate and rejuvcnate. tbs not
dye aad IL delightful article for toilet use. Con-
tanning no alcohol, 1t does not evaporse quickly
and dry up the natural OIL, leaving the hair hara,
and brittle, as do other preparations
BUCKINGHAMs
DYE FOR THE WHISPERS
coiors them brown or black. as desired and Is the
best dive because IL Ia harmless; produces perIna-
nent natural color: and being asingle preparation
is more convenient OF application than any other
PREPARED by II. L. HALL & CO..
Nashua. N. III.
Sold by all dealers In medicines.
ap s,Je17,Au5,Se30,De9
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THAVANA CIGARS.

Just landing, a large lot of very fine HAVANA
CIGARS OF our own importation.
Also, on hand, a large quantity OF KEY WEST
CIGARS, OF the celebrated factory Principe de
Gales. OSCAR CRANE & co.
Tie 13-1wJ
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Of her public men and newspapers. and by
the historical fact that, as In annexation OF
Merv, she always chooses the time OF our
greatest embarrassment TO pusl forward
her frontier ljne.v
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CANDIDATE FOR OFFICE.

NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF THE
4 COMMON COUNCIL take this method of
Informing my friends IN the Common Council that
caused BY the death Of Mr.. George u. Grant. iIav-
Ing at The last election received the highest number
or votes on the Democratic ticket, hope that that
fact will influence the action OF the Council In my
bshall Very respectfully. 1910 N
70 1855 EDWARD CAIN.
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rAILoss AND CLsrHIERs.

EAlAVB0 AND AlkssOs
A ca ARD.
would most respectfully call attention to my
numerous friends and the public in general that I
am selling the finest stock OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING
ever offered In this city at rs per cent. fellow
cost having been instructed by the creditors OF the
MIsFIT STORE
70 turn the stock into cash with as little delay as
possible. The stock Is all the spring purchases-
fresh, stylish goods, sizes complete
MEMS SUITS, YOUTHS SUITS,
BOYS SUITS, CBILDREN'S SUITS,
A large stock Of FINE PANTALOONs,
HEAVY and LIGHTWEIGHT OVER
COATS,
ALPACA COATS, sEERsUCKER COATS,
WHITE VESTS, ut the
MIsFIT STORE, 9l2 MAIN STREET.
A. NJ. KELLEY, Trustee.
Special inducements to merchants. jel7
Spring GOODS ..,,xo eooo..R Il
FINE TAILORING AT MODERATE PRICES
JOHN LAToUCHE & son,
NH Seed No. north Tenth street.
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ncge MITTELDORFER'S. -TREMEN-
DOUS FALL IN PRICES OF ALL
DRY GOODS.
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OUR BUYER MAKES LARGE PURCHASES.
WILL BE READY FOR SALE on MONDAY
AND DURING THE WEEK.
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GREAT SLAUGHTER OF DRY GOODS IN
NEW YORK AUCT1ON-ROOMS.
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MI FRENCH BRANDY.

Direct importation Of JAMES HENNESsf 4
CO.'S BRANDY, in wood and glass, for sale by
tcI3-2w OSCAR CRANE & co.
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EDUCATIONAL.
DIVIDENDS.

OFFICE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE)
INSURANCE COMPANY.
RICHMOND, June 10, 1884. )
dividend NOTICE. The Board OF
IL Directors of this con pany have this day de-
clared n SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF FIVE
PER CENT. free Of tax !, payable TO stockholders
on aud after JULY lst next.
WM. II. MCCARTHY,
je l4-15t Secretary.
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VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE.

The BOARD OF VISITORS will meet In annual
session at the Institute on JUNE 2lST.
Applications for appointment as cadets will be
made 10 the undersigned. by whom all inform alton
will be given.
ton, aud room rent.
Expenses of pay cadets reduced 10 the lowest
possible rate consistent with the character of the
education supplied. FRANCIS III. SMITH,
je lisa, Tu& Tbtje21 superintendent
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LINEN DE INDIE at 9, 8, o, and l2Hc.-halI
their real value;
LINON DE DACCA at o, 10, IL, 10, and I5c. for
PERSIAN MULLS at I6n, Is, 20, and 25c.--one
half The price the same quality was sold for
CUECKED D NAINsOOK, CHECKED MUsLINs,
LINEN LAWNS. LACE-S1RIPE PiQUEo,
DOTTED and FIGURED SWISSES;
STRIPED MUSLINS al S15c.-real value &c,
LACES-ESCURIAL LACES at 80, 40, 90. 90
ToR XII an ORIENTAL. IRISH POINT, VA
LENCIENNES, BRABANT, RUSSIAN, ME-
DICL SPANISH, BEADED LACES-in fact,
the largest stock of LACES ever shown In the
city. -
EMBROIDERIEs-HAM EDGE and IN
SERTTNG, MUSLIN EDGE and INSERT
ING. at 5, 8, 7, 6, ., ~, Is, 10, %, 81, and
DRESS GOODs-A new supply of DRESS GOODS,
CASHMERE. CHANGEABLE, BUNTlNGS'
in all the new shades. .,.
BLACK SiLkS-0ur BLACK SlLh' GUlNEIS
eros GRAIN, at 62c. (fQymer price 81 } Is
the best bargain ever offered In Black sim
Only three pieces left. -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CHILDREN'S, and
GENTLEMEN'S GAUIE ana SUMMER
MERfNO UNDER-NHIRTs from zoe to 81;
Look at our 25c. UNDERsIIIRTs CGauzel; price
LAWNS-50O pieces LAWNS at Jc.--the best
and widest goods for the money to be had any,
where: PFRCALFS ri 8 ana lOc.-full yard
wide; COLORED LINEN LAWNS at l21c.-
real value 25c. -
FANS IN GREAT VARIETY.
MATTINGS-200 new pieces just received. Our
sales on this article last week have been UMPIRE
cedented. 4 large stock of WHITE NAT
TINGS at I2k, 8, and l7c.; CHECKED
MATTINGS at IA, 16, IL, and zoe; 465
pieces FANCY MATTlNGS at -, 10, 10,
Is, 10, 20, %, rs, u, 30, and 35c.fo the
best article.
PETS at one half their usual prices. RUGS al
a great loss. FLOOR OlL-CLOTHS at 30
IS. and Ace, in all widths. Our stock Is COM
plete In all its branches. Call early.
ID. & F.. MITTELDORFER.
10 9-TuFSSu 527 Broad street.
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NOW Is YOUR TINE TO GET THE BEST
BARGAINS EVER OFFERED.
WHITE GOODS IN ENDLESS VARIETY FROM
THESE SALES.
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DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. &c.

CARDozo X CO.
Our buyer was In New York during the panic
which greatly depressed the Dry Goods market
and we bought goods
AT FIGURES NEVER TOUCHED BEFORE IN
THE HISTORY OF TIE TRADE.
We propose 10 sell these goods cheap, and ofIer
| until sold many genuine bargains. We sell
SOFT, FINE, ALL-SILK BLACK SURAH a.
s5c sold by us in March at sl.1O;
BLACK RHADMAs and MERvELEAUX al
s5c 95c., 81, and s1.25-a great sacrifice
from former prices;
s1.4O. $3.50, and up to t2.40, .urpass any
thing we have ever before been able to offer
WhITE-GOODS DEPARTMENT
We bought an
IMMENSE STOCK,
BECAUSE WE GOT THEM. CHEAP
some from auction, some from importers going
out of business-and we offer as decided bargains
FRENCH NAINsOOK,
PERSIAN LAWN,
BATTIsTE CLAIR new,
LINEN LAWNS,
LINON DE DACCA,
SOFT, WHITE, AND CREAM MULLS,
CHECK NAINSOOK,
and various other articles in this line.
Ask to see our LINEN-CAMBgIC HANDKER-
CHIEFS at l2sc., 16sc., and 25c.-they ar,
cheap.
SUMNER SILKS at greater bargalns'than ever
The finest selection of PARASOLS in the'citfy.
my 3O-F,su CARDOZO & co.
HEATERS. THIS WEEK
HEXTER'S. WE SHALL OFFER MANY
IIEXTER'S. LINES OF CHOICE GOODS,
HEXTER's. WHICH WE HAVE SECURED
HEXTER's. AT VERY Low PRICES.
HEXTER's. DRESS GOODS.
HEXTER'S. We have marked down all DRESS
HEXTER'S. GOODS TO cost to close them ont.
HEXTER's. PARAsOLs.
HEXTER'S. Tremendous reductions In PARA
HEXTER's. SOILS, COACHING sUN-sHADEs
HEXTER's. and sUN-UMBRELEAS-
GLOVES.
HEXTER'S. We offer a bargain In LADIES
HEXTER'S. SILK, BERLIN, and Isle
HEXTER's. THREAD GLOVES.
HEXTER's. A special bargain is our EXTRA
HEXTER's. LONG GLOVE at Is, 30, and zoe
HEXTER's. BARGAINS
HEXTER's. in LADIES', GENTLEMBN'S, an,
HEXTER's. CHILDREN'S HOSIERY an'
HEXTER's. GAUZE UNDERWEAR.
HEXTER's. WONDERFUL BARGAINS IN
HEXTGR's. WHITE GOODS.
UFXTFR's We have lust closed out zoo piece;
HEXTER's. of INDIA PLAID NULL, which
HEXTER's. we VIII offer at the unprecedented
HEXTER'S. price Of 1910.
HEXTER's. We win otter so pieces SATIN
HEXTER's. STRIPED NULL at l0c.-rea
HEXTER'S. value l5c.:
HEXTER's. A splendid assortment OF LINoN
HExTER's. DE DACCA al. 10, ian. Is, 20
HRXTER's. and 25c.;
HEXTER'S. REAL FRENCH NULL at zoe
HExTER's. per yard, regular price 35c.
HEXTER'S. Startling prices In HANDKER
HEXTER's. CHIEFS, In Plain, Hemititehed
HEXTER's. and Bordered.
HEXTER'S. Best styles OF CORsETs At loves
HExTER's. prices In the city.
HExTER'S. Also, the Great SUMMER COR
HEXTER's. SET at csc. No lady should b.
HEXTER's. without one.
HExTER's. LEVI HExTER.
e l7-Tu,T h&su S07 Broad street
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DIssoLUTIoNs 4 rARrNERsHIrs


WE, THE UNDERSIGNED. HERETO
w fokE DOING bnsInsss under the firm name
Lee and Frank Potts are general partners and
Edmund A. saunders Is the special partner, hereby
give notice that the said partnership Is Dis
SOLVED by mutual consent.
Witness our hands this 9Th day OF May, 1884.
GE0RGE LEE,
lssf8 IN 80, si.f =, FRANK POTTS -
my l0-6w Z. A. SAUNDERS.
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FOR EVERYTHING PERTAINING
DRUGS. MEDICINES. &c.

I ADlES.-Pennyroya Pills ("Chiches-
i j ters English - are worth their weight In gold.
Full particulars, PC. Chichester Chemical Co.,
23l3 Madison square, Philadelphia.
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GLOVES.
HEXTER'S. We offer a bargain In LADIES
HEXTER'S. SILK, BERLIN, and Isle
HEXTER's. THREAD GLOVES.
HEXTER'S. A special bargain is our EXTRA
HEXTER's. LONG GLOVE at Is, 30, and 25c.
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/. Tremendous reductions IN PARA
. SOILS, COACHING SUN-sHADEs,
. and sUN-UMBRELEAS