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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-06-26
We have made
Sweeping Reductions
IN PRICES,
In ALL DEPARTMENTS!
and offer Special Bargains
That Cannot Be EQuaned
BY OTHERS.
LEARN OUR NEW PRICES
AND BE YOUR OWN JUDGE.
RETAIL GROCERY
DEPARTMENT.

E. L. BONNER & CO.. desire
to call the attention Of the Pub
lie to their New Grocery Store
on Main ST., having removed
their Retail Stock into the north
half OF the Dry Goods Store.
The Retail Trade Will hereaf-
ter be supplied from this front,
where a New, Complete and
Wel-Selected Stock Of Family
Groceries can always be found.
The building heretofore occu-
pied by them as retail grocery
store will hereafter be used for
the Wholesale Trade Exclu-
sively.
We are noJU better prepared than
ever to cater to the public in GEN
eraI, and would very respectfully
solicit a share of the trade.
Rdnchnaen, call and get our
prices. We are prepared to tabe
all kinds of produce at highest
market price.
Ueyyf rpeneoffy,JIU
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Buy your Ready Mixed Paint OF Deer
Lodge Drug Co. si0tf
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Ed & 4; !; +
For any information lead
y ing to the whereabouts of
two Gray Norman Colts,
one horse colt and one
mare colt, both branded G
IN on lef hip. The above an
HslnAn1Itk ~ designed about August,
1884, and are supposed to
be on Nevada Creek. The above animals
will be two years old in April.
8334t JAMES GoUGH,
Pioneer, NJ. T., June a, 1885.
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PAsTURACE FOR STOCK. 900
Stock pastured nj the Finley Ranch. two
miles north Of Deer Lodge. S3l-3t
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MARRIED.

WIPF-HURER-At the residence of Mr..
Martin thinner, in New York City, May
q, 1885, by Rev. Mr.. Hoffman, MT. Conrad
Wipf Of fhilipsburg, Montana, and Miss
Elise Huber Of Zurich, Switzerland.
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RACE NO. Cart Race.
'itizees' Purse, sl0o-Same as above.
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Estrays---s2o Reward.

Strayed from Butte about
May rs, 1885, one chestnut
sorrel horse, fifteen hands
high, branded with q
double or crossed z on
right shoulder; lame In
front foot; saddle marks.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1885-06-26
DIED.

JoAEs-By lightning, Saturday, June 20 1885,
John Wesley Jones OF Race Track, NJ. T.,
aged IL years and months. M
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And while Deer Ledge has not realized the
fond anticipations of its founders, yet 1t has
lived to see the railroad, the telegraph, the
telephone and the College Of Montana. And
when the incipient mill onaires from Cariboo
and Orc Fino invest their money, the dear
old town may see other and still greater
things So mote 1t be.
On II GrIrInr
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06

Hon G. II. Felton,, member OF Cougrrs
from California who is now in New York ex-
presses the opinion that Mr.. John " Msrksv
is .orth at least SIS 900. 900. and dos. sot
owe dollar He ha, 81 0, 900 900 in go,ers-
ment bonds. which alone yir.d him An annual
income Of $500 900 Then h- owns u great
many State bonds and seine British consa's
He has half interest in the Mad. B.nk
which IS n very wealthy institution And
there j. the Comm rcisl Cattle and III. PpstAl
Telegraph. in both Of VI ic'' ~ has large inter
e-r> Mr.. Fsten is quoted further - saving {:
The truth about Mackav is that he is oue 81
The most unpr-fsuiious men III The world not
wIihst ,uding bis great wealth. IL never pr
raies himself or his MONEY great deal has
been written Of his house in Prs and about
the display that Mr.. M.rk.y makes II, gave
$3.50 900 tor his Paris house. MANY New
York nan h - city house that G. - moe A.
ts Mrs. rknv her husband gave her ard the
children ; 900, 900 10 government bonds, aud
the IucUm- from that Is their pm money. or
mnne, f'r lIr'ns expenses TIE Mickey do
not live .rrr.vapantiy, Considering their vast
wealth. Mr.. VI ,oksr Is II hi-hy cu'riya'.d
srrsir lr worn,m Sire give. away a gr-,t deal
o. inunrt 'rert Year f.r IN ,:i'y aud for vnr-
th et itrpri,es I" various krnds cut of an
income at annu: ! 600 000 the Markis'> en-
ala, u $50 oUU Do you cal hat rNrr.'a-
gar,r? / p-rs"i.aii, hn"w rhA' Nick, HIM
Set Is "Ina,s giving sofn' thing away. lie
DOES ii quiet nj .v"i Il prnlici'v much as
possible. He is an earnest Catholic and dnrs II
gre4, deal for th- Catholic Church He hns
given one Catholic priest in California, Of
whom hr is verv fond at least 500 900 10 lie
used 10 the development Of the work Of which
be bad charge"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06
After Twelve Long Years the
Sun Again shines Forth.
Hence we Rejoice!

The election in this cuunty last Tuesday
proved perfect Waterloo. Tae Who'll,
Democratic ticket WAS triumphantly elect
Ell by m.jorities ranging from +S2 t" 300
ee aggressive and determined canvass of
our party caused s complete Revision oi
feeling among the masses o. the Peep {
and they proved 10y their ballots that
they would no longer submit To be ruled
by incompe ent and selfish men. Our JOY
is great and the whole people have Cause
for rejoicing Al the return OF or county
government to the hands OF the tax payers
and those most in crested in its economic
and judicious management. Full election
returns will be found in another column
and further particulars are also to be found
elscwh here.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06

Daring the severe thunder storm OF Thurs
dav evening of last week the lightning struch
the dwelling occupied BY l. Skinner, a
tenant on the farm of Mrs E. A. Williams at
"Budd's Ferry" The bolt first struck the
gable end of the house and passing down came
on the back piazza and killed valuable dog
which was lying asleep there. 1t then entered
the back door. it being open at the time, and
Mr. Skinner. who was sitting with his family
In the room, was stunned by the shock. Mr..
Skiansr wa. unconscious for more than an
hour from the effects of the bolt and it was
thought at one time that lif. was extinct. No
serious damage resulted from the shock how
ever save the killing OF the dog above men
toned but the fright to Mr.. Skinner and his
family lasted for some time.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06
Ayuc.,l,aken Sufferers

Who rrso1t 10 H,s;clter's Stomach Bitiers ex-
y II nee sp-e,.irr and more complete relief
Than thu en- hope 10 do 10y the use Of qui-
pine This ell auIhe ticatcd tact is of itself
sufficient To have established high reputation
for the Bi ter. But the article is not specific
merely for the varions forms of malarnI dis
ease, it endows the system with a degree Of
vigor. and reforms its irregularities with GER
taiBty that constitutes its best defense ayaiast
disorders of the stomach, liver and bow els
specially rife where the atmosphere and water
are miasma tairied F, yer and ague, bilious
remiltent, dumb ague and ague cake are reno
died and prevented by it, and it asI removes
dyspepsia, constipation, rheumatism H.. Take
this medicine on the first indication that the
system is on; Of order, and rest assured that
YOU 81 Ill be grateful tor the hint
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06
Mems Fall and Winter Underwear

This stock comprises only the PRODUCTIONS of
the best manufactures, such as are guaranteed
for fit, workmanship and general durability,
We quo'e:
| Mems Nerino Under Shirts and Drawers,
Medium, and Heavy Weight, Only soc, each.
Mems Merino Wool Under Shirts and Drawers,
| Medium and Heavy Weight, at 62!c, 75c, and
81 90 each
| Mems Scarlet All-Wool Medicatei Flannel
Under Shirts and Drawers Medium, and heavy
weight, best qualities offered at the prices
named, 81, Oe, SIPS, ST so, 81, 49, 81, 90, ST.
! 80 and SO 90 each.
! NOTE-In ordering Shirts, gire Chest meas
IRE for Dra,rers give Waist measare, and length
| Of insrGms. STATE price desired to pay.
MFNs HOSIERY.
| Our Fn / stock of these goods is all that could
be desired our buyer having had the exper-
/ iencr of mary years to guide his selections,
which superior 10 any previous offerings,
We quote:
| Mems Unhlearhed English Halt Hose, ~ l2l',
lSc u and 25trs. per pair Mrn> Go o,rd
Cotton Half Hose 81 % 81, g. and 90 cents
per lair Mas Merino, Wonl aud Cashmere
| lIs' Hose in soiiA calors. an,i mixed erevs ard
crow rs, -. 3I3 10 so 623. sad IS ceuis per
| par,
AIDES and CE1LDaENs HOSIERY.
! Tn" p3rnir and fashionable coiois ef Fall
and Via er liusierv viii match the dress mate
lids IS Tar as practicable. Black Hes in in
grain cotton and cashmere viii: undoubtedly
retnin th,ir deserved popularity.
Ladies' Fiae Ingram Cotton Hose. fun ,egu-
.ar Ii. de. 'xita good quality, colors, Black,
| Seal B.owu, aud Navy Blue, Ill sizel-Only
-. + p,ir, better qualrie2 3799, so and 623
rra' : y pair Ladies Fire unsleath he'd Bat
'ai.au HoSr fnii regular made splendid qna-
,ly, AID good v.lue 2lc P,,i,s for 81 ,ti
CAILDRE rs HOSIERY.
Rows and Miss French Eihtsd Coiloi. IG"se,
| u Bla k Brown and Navy Blue; .Acell; ut
qn.lii, 25r, pr pair
! K,,S nuA Misses Fine French Ribbed Hose,
! ioutle T e aud Heel, in Navy Biae, Brown and
Efs,k esrrr qrliiv. Sizes, 81 G, g. and
y Prize %, IS, IS, 90. 81, and 33 cts
! Ladie. Ready made Untierwear; Ladies Kid
/ silk, and Cashmere Gloves; Liners and House
k, ting Goods; Ladies ard Misses Cloaks and
JERSEYS Handkerctiefs, Ribbons, Laces and
| Fmbroideries Lace Curtains and Curtain LaceS
! Poes and Fixnes, &c, &c,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06
The Cunning Season.

Tie cunning season for partridges com
menced in this county under the law, on The
lst Of November The birds are said to be
quite plentiful, and sportsmen have already
commenced hnnting the gone Just here il
may not e out of pace 10 Offer IA word of eau
ton to sportsmcn. great many farmers Of
jet to eunners going upon their land TO hunt
they have been annoyed and injured by such
tres>pass, and besid-s that they all count the
sporting privileges of their farms as Of value TO
,hemse YES, just as their fruit aud their grain
poultry or stock, are their own, aud no one
.=aunx enthusiastically them in the en- me 1
of the one a.y more than in the other. 4 mum
Der have already published notices cautioning
gunners from 'respassing upon them, and those
who disregard such notice do it at their peril
The law is amp,e aud stringent for the protec-
tiou OF farmers against all .resspassers. There
fore guaners will only be on the safe side by
obtaining permission from the owners or occu-
pants of land 10 hunt thereon.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06
Ex2ininins xn Executive Order.

It was said at the White House saturday
last that the executive order of the Preside nj
giving notice tai be will hereafter deciiuce to
see all persons seeking eff :ial appointments or
their advocates, and limiting 10 certhir hours
on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays the time
when be will grant interview Gu other public
matters does not mean that appointments are
10 be le.sened, but is intended 10 drec, those
who desire personal interviews with the APP
pointing power to the proper heads of depart
snents. whose recommen iaIions guide the Pres
ident in his appointments These recommend
ations, it is said, have in the past been invari-
ably observed, and the interviews with appli-
cants and their friends have consumed alpos;
the entire time of the President, and been Of
no use to tn N or TO him.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06
Notice of Distribution.
In the Oy7,ltaas' CJurt IF Charles County
Iu the matter Of The PERSONAL estate of John b
vii : deceased

NDTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN that III un
i Y dersi gueH administrator OF the goods and
chattelS OF J Inn i Wills d-r-t-ed. will on
the 3Oth dar IF October ueNt. proce. Ia iisIri
Dute the n.set- of The d, aStt in their hands
among his creditors who have filed and duly
prohaled their accounts in said Court. All
creditors INTERESTED are hereby notified TO at
tend in person or by agent or attorney On said
day 10 rrcrive TIE amount Of their said claims
the prop"rtipu"hie parts thereof otherwise
they may be precluded hy law from any benefit
arising from sid distribution.
Witness my hand. this 9th day of October
1885. BERNARD l.. WILLS,
Admir- Of Jno. B. Will, deceased.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06
Tales of Interest

Perhaps one of the maddrst in The re
public md RANK TO-DAY is er Saml Hammer
slew, the candi,iate for county commissioner
from the 5th district Mr. II IN ner>lv's indig-
nation has even gotten tie i'-'t"r Of any ie-l
in1 Of dssponisncy be my entert'in over The
result, and anger hts taken the pl.re o. DE- pres
sion in bis breast and he is abroad stil calling
for sralps but this time the enemy is in his
own household aid s.'aips he is after rsrub-
lc4n scalps Mr.. Hanmerslr came to PORT
Tobacco on Tuesday night, after the vote in bis
district had been counted ana his feeling OF in
disnAtioa, whether just or otherwise, al eng,
as he termed it, ''slaug htered at home got
the better Of his judgment and caused him TO
tell some tales out Of school perhaps. Among
other things that Mr. Hnmmersley tells is one
10 TIA. Effect that he saw himself sold at the
window Of the polling place in Harris Lot for
from 81 25 t. see, probably by some one who
was so anxious to pile up that boosted $50
majority for the S-natJrial candidate, but even
these tactics tailed to reach that figure for by
so openly trading a weapon was furnished the
victim, for, says Mr.. Hammersly. SO soon as be
found out what was going on be cut his ow n
name off from 10 tickets in order that the
plans of some others might be defeated. Mr..
Hammersiy further says that he also saw n
Candidate paying as high AS S25 apiece for
votes. hut, judging ON The returns, wit" bin
the $25 ere SO very plentiful Or Else the good
people of that disttic; we're too honest and
sincere in Their just Indignation to put dow Il
once for all this lad local government Of ours
to be tempted by brihes. and without chtrity
we lean to the latter conclusion
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06

The following proclamation Was issued on
TUESDAY last:
Bg The President ofths United Stafes Of 4msr
ic4 "A Pr"cn ma ton the Americas people
have al VANS abundant causa Ia he thankful to
Almighty i'd, " hose wat hfgi care aud guild
ing hard have been ma nifest in every stage oil
the tional existence, guarding and proteciing
them in time Of peril, and safely loading them
in the hour of darkness ard OF danger
1t is firurg and proper h. nation rhns
favorrd shou d on one cav in ev ~ year. tor
that purpose especially appointed, pph lclv ne
knowledge tie goodness OF Col. and return
thanks TO Him for all His gracious gift
Theref re- !, Grovrr Clevrl md, tsiirn' o.
the United Srars OF America do herrh, drsig
nate and sci apart Trurshav, The twenty SIX h
day of November iusIant. 80 "A iay ct put.lic
thank -giring AID PRAYER. and do invoke the
observance OF the same by Il. tn. people % he
land.
On that day let all secular business be sus
pended, and let the people assemble in their
usual placrs of worship. and, with prayer and
songs of praise, drvoutly testify heir gratitude
to the Giver OF every good and perfect gift for
all that He has done for US in the year that has
passt d for our presei Walton rs united nation
and for our deliverance from the shock and
danger of political CONFUSION for he blr>sIn gS
OF peace and for our safety and quiet mhir
affi cted other nations of Ibe earth for our s., :
curity against the scourgs OF peSiiienre, Mich
in other lands has claimed its dead toy thousands
and filed the streets with mouruers for plent-
eous crops which reward the labor of the hus-
bandmnn and increase our nations wealth, a nd
for The contentment throughout our borders
which follows in the train of ospeIity and
abunha
And let there also be on the day thus set
apart a reunion OF families, sanctfed and chas-
ltned by tender memories and assoca TONS and
let the social intercourse of friends with pleas
ant reminisccn renew the ties Of aifrctiOa nd
strength the bonds o! kindly feeling
And let US b no means forget while we give
thanks and enjoy the comforts which have
crowned our lives that trueiy grateful hearts
are inclined to deeds Of charity, and that kind
and thoughtful remembrance Of the poor will
double the pleasures Of our condition aud render
our praise and thanksgiving more acceptable
in the sgh OF the Lord
Done AT the city OF Washington this second
day Of November, one thousand eight hundred
and eightyfve, and Of the independence of the
United States the one hundred and tenth.
! GROVER CLEVELAND.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06
Nav F.l,. Darss Goops.

hIt.-W,sfI. PT.AIp-. t,rs saat -,ps- f,r ralgd-
rms Wear. special bargains a. -srr
tti.oiEtlF aub Hi Nt Il 'R~ii Vi r4tF~,. aVI biz
fold. = Inches wA" IN tTfs@u. h}us.. Eryyu st.,
garnet, nj tst. Ws-aj = y@ri- CT : -.
~l-'c- 81 low prices fer car Eis N\kET~-
Eutrs iarge etz- is5uhIc " iiETE ri N&k EI~.
al purS wool Cs1iy -
LNn't,~ Goth MIN. o"~ y'sd and 4"
ROY ~. ~ E4tts. TilE. MN ~TNt II. w Al
TIFf g. jtsi-~- ttsFplB- al rasr> = Tsl- &sT -
GIRLS iEiNNkIT~ 81
HAY BID COMFORTS. 80.
ClI.uist1 SILK WHY F,T~ 81.
Bi.Afk ~iI.k NFtsNtT> 81
tsbInisF.p SILKS. sAr
rH s'AbE GatHEEb SIN. y I-N IT. So.
ELt.A 'UEB FNGIrE pANA-k. -sasr-
~. it'N CASHMERE LII AVIS. STA
lot IN WHITE W.A\kET- s.
pH'HI.E GRAY BLANKETS. 81.
ENCELLtNF QUALITY III tEk Sins. 81.
IN FtI.ENT qua ity tpistkt.t ~iTk~. 81
MN lt'sk Mills ~HttSI<t'. -.
HON. E%4'i'N bt.I.S- GOODS ~
HANih-sbAE HHsat ABB ut:f,-ez ssSFiKs - =
ItpI- Isl E-WinTIi CIrEtI. fssv>' wf-4r. Sc.
isnt BLEW IpTfi CIHFB. lastir< - lrtiTss sc,
CARRIERS
III NAENET SPA WASHING Ton
Ma Tsb ~Is,vI.
Cash PRICES SMALL PROFIT
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06
El;e Time "a Plant Trees

The fall Of the year is TIE hest of al times
70 PLANT trees. They d,n't d, mu, il gro" ing
hef.re the Sprag, but the earth has had time
10 settle about their roots, SD the roots them
selves have time 10 arq.ira home feeling
which the new POSITION won d not Otherwise
have, and besides, the transported life needs
but to start when the days of sunny sky and
b .imv airs come.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06

Rev. Alfred Coffte. a celored preacher, is in
Jail at Madison, Fla. for the murder of his
thir'een-ysar odd son. The boy had sold three
pounds OF cotton to country store His skull
was fractured and his he'd beaten into a jelly.
The father FIRST used pillow line, then y thick
peach switch, then brush broom, winding up
with plank four feet long, which was broken
into fragments. The boy fell dead under the
blows. The father says be di it TO make the
child honest.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06
INUNDATED.
4 Lie Mailed.
PoxoNKsY Nov ; b 1856

PoxoNKsY. Nov ; b 1855
Editors Of tie Times;
John B Lurk.tt. # Pcmohkrt. il,ck.
smith his Urea circulating . report that
Du hitcv. on The sq AR IN Port T'p,c,o s5,r' i
that Mr. b. D. T.bmzn had ufer,d me eve
dol AZ, 20 vnie The Demo ratio tirkrt. pro-
nounr- IN assertion or ch.rg~ a tsse lie.
You will yi-'s. give the above space 10
your paper and ohlige Yours &c.
George Chase
Test W f. " Rowe mark
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06

II is impossible to get at the majorlties OF the
legislative and commissioner candidates, a
just comparison cannot DE made, for to take
the two highest on each ticket would not be
Just to the Democrat or TO take the hghest and
lowes, would not be just to The Others on the
tick t. We advise a compariso. OF the vote as
pr hlished else where.
The result is more than gratifying, rs the
vote ef each candidate i very ftttsring Every
dist let did its Whole duty and The red, mpiion
Of our good old county is SQUIRE of earnest
cong;atuialion to all irrespective OF ptrty.-
Shake, Democrats
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06

Orders by Mail for our Men's.ai Bows
Will have scrupuloass c-reiGl alien
ton, OF Samples and tuiss ior sci measurement
viii be forwarded, iEr-, on application. " .
will also take care OF yosr parcels, free 81
charge wbea visiting Baltimore. DISK L Say
corner Hanover ADD Pt.it Sts B.!tiaor,. Nj
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06

Fire lire!
The 'poriunity Of the year. Finest Bal
tmore lie MEMS and Boys Clothing seling
at prices ill new uBheard of All the Stock
ielt from the Fire Lst be sold quickly.
ACME HALL
200 W Baltimore ST., Baltimore.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06

s.t. hhr--- ;t>i - i1'.: tfsA u
IN ys':' :"hrr i''i'"r o'""<F re
''-,5i- -nJasers usG hu$i5trs. a'e' n it'a''Fs
s'spe11cr Inducements Il" advertisers
.ss saa"ss"cen 'r1tts in Scoi.;ntnN. \ ~
,sn 90 $ snhicl i',,s G'ih @5r'? rt!'F
-:,.,. :.r,r'0nt!, ia STE nothing s'6'vf c'r'r''
L.:
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1885-11-06
BLACK DRESS GOODS.

To keep up and properly couduct this depart
ment requires long experience, persistent study
and thorough knowledge of the particular
weaves the correct color, and weight, the hest
known dyes sc For FIVE years this Depart
ment has steadily increased its business which
is in itself sufficient evidence Of our efforts in
this direction.
In conjunction with the popular and stand
ard Fabrics we shall offer many new features
in novelties &c. in Black Cashrneres, Six
Wrap ienreittas, Serges, Ottoman Cloths, Drap
Deaima, Gloria Cloth, &C.
We are constantly stocked with 4 and 6 4
Courtau!ds Celebrated Black English Crepes
for Wells and trimmings