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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-18
City and County.
Tho Graves Mcfarland Case.

No news lao, been received IN Ellsworth FOR
"a -rca; viii. which ha. c,u-.-3 80 much cNci',-
mcut g. ;lo murder 81 tho two deer wHtd,us
in Washington county. The fat tbs; hoih
Gr.t,> ana VI Faf.ud ..lt, resided their
Ewes within WY short distance OF fii- ,its.
sud that The, are wei known g., almost WON
ouc hcrc. his no doubt gwen adji'...sl inter
6, 10 ih. lad tragedy.
Ever since The rcccip; oi The sad intelligence
on TUESDAY afternoon last, groups 81 mon. Mt
almost every hour durn. the dav. might have
hcan seen on The streets. eagerly di>.us>.u, the
situation and -pctuiaiin. a. 10 the whereabouts
% Graves and Mcfarland. A. rule every
man'> theory was unlike every other mans.
The estimate 81 Graves nei.hb1r- q, =. biz.
character, varies VERY much INDEED; but Tie
general opinion seemed 10 bc. rr,' iou- io hi-
recent ac,>. that De was no, dangerous bad
msu. Tho most that ha- b.,u ,giI against hun
j. that he has manifested a .anew bat lu-ua-
ciou> disposition and passion for roschin-.
Whom Tie Il, ~ Wa received her. "a Mon
DAY morning ~ the voluntary ,u-r,udcr -
Mcfarland. quit" a it'ir ripple Of cHp!f, rncnt
followed. and iht groups ~ eager m,u ~ the
streets increased ia number. The particulars
% The surrender and jhc,,,ui- which follow
al may b, stated thus
ttort o'c'p-L >uuda, evening m, dolr ~
JsWce Mcfa.'snd-- house 30 llau .o.s swung
o. "a. aud In walked ;ho msn " hu rs, hon -,
badly in rrqu5.' since MONDAY 4r, 1uu,n 81
a., Wcek. III, shaelcr know hc w.- walking
into The hands ~ jhc 'aw. but De- haG got
frozen oct. and va, iircd q t,s.u- l,,,.l with
The mrrsGry 81 twenty j, gro, iu r., .'ssd,.
~ b. entered h!. Kitchen Dc wa> met not only
by BIZ u,prjoyed fsmly. bat Dos >hrr.T Isrld>
sud pcru'T pcsoreux. into whose hand. b,
surrendered hnsrf 'h0ui opposition. Ii-
f'nilt bros" into t,ar- or JOY. however. that
D. hal given himself W bclie,iu- - i.sv DO
1t b. lad no part I'D the a--as- nation, either
30. Cor, ID. deed ~ IL The I.,.l.
Whor' j. Grave, - .aid The officers
Tho cot no information. Lu' after .omr
conversation in which Mcfarland -a,c about
a. l''l' Information a. BE- could. thu inference
drawn va ;ha' Gra,cs I'D toward tho New
Brunswick hnc. II {. prohshl. th,' the two
men >cpAra'oi come DAYS $50 and tia; NJ Far
land has remained in til, ,'riuity 81 hl- hono.
L j. believed that some food may have been
-Eipiicd him b. some OF The l.oa,bcr -,tn-
pa'hizcr- in the vicinity. sni ihaf he W. sl-
1i,'d TO surrender; hu; be Wa cold aud hum
GT1 y ben be came in.
r. soon the fsmily had got Over Their sur
prise, conversation was resumed regarding
little trip that would be necessary 10 Marl,iA-
Jail
Il prefer to 70 right ,loui- with Nrl lv
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liza man is Il benefact0r who makes two
blades of grass grow where but one grew be-
fore. how much more is he benefactor VIII
should succeed in doubling the poultry pro-
duets OF this country: Such n result is in n
fair way to be accomplished, and that very
soon. The discovery OF Sheridan- Condition
Powder to make hens lay. will not only result
in doubling the egg product. but will revolu-
toniZe the whole poultry industry. During
the autumn of 1885 and winter of 1886, a thor
ough trial of Sheridan's Powder to make hens
lav. " As made by thousands of intelligent poul-
try keepers. and the result was most satsfac-
tory and cony incing. Not a man or woman
who made the trial cot less than double the
average number of eggs and many got more
than four times as many as they received from
the same number of hens during the same time
the previous year. This trial was no hap-haz-
ard affair." but was as severe test as could be
applied. The trial was made under prescribed
rules and every report had TO be signed BY the
person who made the trial and then sworn to
before justice OF peace. There is therefore.
no logger any doubt in the minds of intelligent
poultry keepers but that iudicious use of
Sheridan's Powder will not only largely in
crease the egg product. but win stimulate such
healthy condition amongst birds of any name
and nature, as will greatly increase the profit
in raising them. This is matter of supreme
importance TO women, children and invalids,
for there is no way by which steady cash in
come can be secured with so little labor as by
keeping and caring for poultry. I. s. john
sou Il Co.. of % Custom House Street, Boston.
have published recently book entitled .sThe
Farmers Poultry Raising Guide" price %
cents. They will however mail 1t post paid to
five cent packs Of Sheridan's Powder, or $3.50
for 2i!b. tin can. This book contains All the
information necessary to enable any one to
make money In the business. [adv.l
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scHth ur~t Harbnr
W. CALLERT,

The fall school in dlstric, No. i. Nor
wood, Cove. under the instruction Of Ms,
Horirnse VI. ". Collins, # Pembroke.
closed TUESDAY afternoon, Nov ~, with
twenty or more visitors 10 attendance. The
f,cltelloas aud exercises were yer, good :;
The arithmetic classes we're especially dcserv.
ny Of pfais" for the neat and prompt man
rer IN which they placed difficult problems
upon the board. and for the clear and
correct explanations given Of the same.
Mss Collins seems 10 be a thoroughly capa-
h.e and efficient teacher very amab.e in her
ways, and kindly encouraging to her pupils,
I lr' strict dIsc 2Iinarian, 10 Judge from The
good orier preserved during the afternoon.
\ school paper-"l he Sea Breeze read
hy the Misses \. Carroll and l.. Harmon,
created great deal Of m!rth and was Gu
tIpu- mixture OF wit and nonsense entertain
ing, # not instructive Supervisor French,
~ his comprehensive way, reviewed tie
school and matters pertaining thereto. ~.
ravellng knotiy points in fair and candid
manner. Miss VI. A. Carroll then made
few Pheasant remarks, noting the progress
and good standing Of the school, rendering
ludlclous praise, where. in her opinion, i,
was due After few appropriate closing
l &
"''"> i'"' ~ 'a'"e' '"e scn"o' az
~ ~, n Io' "' ~ ''e 'e-'pr"e' -!
'o"' "''oSe success a. a" instructor
mcul
Ocean Echo Lodge of Good Templars
had pubic installation of officers Tuesday
evening. Nov. %. happily supplemented by
cake and ice cream A grand good time
WAS the result
S;,, II Ma
y ~
:, a., -, .I'-. W
: - 'N y,
D
The Ladies Benevolent Society gave the
first OF a series y. lunch pirtIe. Al fremont
Hall. TnurSda, evening. NOV. In; a very
cheerful affair.
,b.ro,;,.., s,,r,,.;s. .,.,-..,,...,.o,I
..ad i H. .n,,o,a.,,. 49,, e -.
I.l,n5 u,n.e FL, .,onin.. Znr !, :,
hon,, - " Io.; S,o,I., .;,I Ioa
,ha H.rto- ,I,. c,,,,i,,,, ,,aaL c,r No. taa,o
!, Cra,Ia, ~ W. ,ta .an,,r, I'LL.
81. !, .,,n,tar haI d..I,. a.o.,ll.s, 5 H.
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G..I',
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-18

Are YOU disturbed at night and broken Of your
rest by sick child suffering and CRYING with pain
Of cutting teeth; II 50, send at once and get a
bottle Of Mrs. Winslow's soothing Syrup for
Children Teething. Its value is incalculable 1t
will relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately
depend upon 1t, mothers there Is no mistake about
it. 1t cures dvsentery and diarrhoea regulates the
stomach and bowels, cures wind collie soffens the
gums, reduces Inflammation, and gives tone and
energy to the whole system Mrs. Winslow :
Soothing Syrup for Children Teething is pleasant
10 the taste, and ia the prescription of one of the
oldest and best female nurses and physicians in
the United States and is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price 35 cents bottle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-18

In the obituary notice of VIM. o. MeDon-
aid We find that there was slight error as to
the statement relative to the matter Of pension.
We learn that commencing with Dec. 81, 1868,
and continuing two years. more or less. Mr.
Mcdonald received pension of $50 per
month. This sum was then cut down to -
per month, which he received until 1873 when
getting some better Of his diseases, his pension
was most uDjlstly discontinued altogether
Under the act of Jan. %. 1879, he received ar
rearages of pensions from Aug. IL. 1868. the
date of bis discharge. up 10 Dec. 81, 1868 at
$50 per month amounting to about s4S3.
Since 1873 he has received no pension what
ever. That Mr.. Mcdonald destroyed bis
health in the army, that he has not seen a well
day since his discharge from the service, and
that he died of diseases which date back to his
army life seem to be generally believed by
those who know the facts.
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Mcfarland S Hearing at Machias.

James MOI rland was taken before Trial
Justice " ild.r III Machia-. Tue-,l4y Thomss
McRraVy and Ira MeRraYy were sworn a.,
witnesses.
They testified 10 The facts q, have ALREADY
been stated. there being no l., "a ,ies ,lol nent,
in detail not before reported. COUNTY Al
toiney Livermore appeared FOR d, State and
George p Duiton, E>q.. of Ellsworth. for the
defendant Mr. Dutt.n argue, strongly IN
favor Of admitting Mcfarland to bail. the pre-
sumption not being strong that be Wa ;u ac-
conplice. The County Attornel objected
thinking +; wrong 10 admit 10 bail. aud the
court remsnied Mcfarland 10 Jail without
bail. until he >itlir. - thu supreme Court at
Mac.i!as. on the first TUESDAY 81 .laiiGa-,.
In The 4ale Of SaIurdar morning. the
schooner Carrie II. >pofiord. o. Deer Isle.
Capt. scott, FOR Boston, with granite Tor j. :
Cram, went ashore on the sands Of Plum t.
land near Aewburport and becon.c q total
wreck. Size was - tons aml l. ycar, old
During The early morning the vessel became
disabled. aiid the captain determined to breach
her. She >trli.k On the southern icttv. and
thr captain. with Capt. David Marshall. coasting
Pilot. % years Old. and two sailors took 10 the
tor'rigSing. 4 fremendou. ser wa> running
aud the waves dashed over the unfortunate
seamen and cro>strees, but the men chung on
while the amateur life saving crew were do
M their utmost at the breeches buoy to land
thf sailors. The second shot fired WIS perfect
y aimed and the haw>cr wa. hauled aboard
and secured 10 the schooner. foremast When
The life saving apparatus was nearly ready to
20 aboard the ma.nmast went with crash.
the men narrowly escaping with their lives.
The foremsst was shivered and those on shore
Thought ii only question Of second, before all
'he top rigging would be- swept away Mean
"hiie The ereeches buoy crew had reached the
vessels deck and Capt. Marshall was given the
ursi chance TO come ashore, but the poor man.
As he was being led 10 the basket fell from ex-
Laustion. TO the Vessels deck. The other three
were thoroughly benumbed but fnaIly sue
ceeded IN ashing him 10 the buoy ami he was
taken to the station, a ply stefan sent for, and
IN few hours the captain was considered out
Of danger. The other three were safely land
ed.
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Mis-. Lutte Curt. Of the grammar deps,

Miss Lutte Curtis Of The grammar depart
ntni. aud Mss Mamie Sperrv Of the
primary. closed q very successful term OF
school, N0N. 5. These youn. ladies so we'll
qualified for the position they hold deserve
great credit for their zeal IN the work COM
mitted 10 their chargr. Their sole aim was
u in>till knowledge into the minds Of their
pupils, and they did it 10 the very best of
thtir ability. |, is hoped that Miss Curtis
will take the primary department the next
term, while Mrs Sperry purposes attending
the academy Al Buehill J.
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~ Don't knoN What Ais Me-"

many sufferer. II have the blues
frightfuly; am troubled with headache and
dizziness: have lost my appetite: there i,
bad taste In my mouth constantly. What +.
the matter with mc:" We viii tell you; YOU
are bilious" Get bottle OF DR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery" use it faithfully.
and YOU will soon he new man again An
druggists have it,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-18

The new combination Of Smart Weed and
Beadonna a. used in Carter, Backachc Plas-
ters has proved to be one Of the best that could
be made. Try one Of these popular plasters in
any case Of weak or lame back, backache rheu-
matism, neuralgia, soreness Of the chest or
lungs. &c, and YOU will be surprised and
pleased by the prompt relief. In bad cases
Of chronic dyspepsia, plaster over the pit of
the stomach stops the pain at once. Ask for
Carriers Smart Weed and Belladonna Back
ache Pla,ters. Price % cents. For sale by s.
ID. Wiggin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-18

In the gale OF Sunday, at Colts Island, the
schooner Laura parted from her mooring and
drifted afoul Of the sch. Kit Carson, carrying
away the latter's bowsprit, upper part Of
stern with all the head gear, doing much dam
age. The Laura finally got clear and drifted
on the beach. BY the strenuous efforts Of
Capt. +. L. Gott anl his neighbors, they sue.
ceeded in getting her OF and carried her into
the inner harbor, where she was beached. The
damage to the Laura Is slight.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-18

james Ni>bet. OF Pawtucket. r. L. in
forms that he has used Dr. Seth .tr1.olF's
tobGh Miller for severe cough, with the
most gratifying results Ii works like charm
He cordially recommends it. 25c.. Soc. and
SlO0 per bottle.
pr. seth Arnold's Vegetable Pills for bilious
ne.s costivenes~. &c, DO not grippe 25c at an
druggists.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-18

Consumption, foe to all mankind. rrmem-
her it must BE met In time. Keep YOUR blood
pure. Your liver active. Your appetite good and
il will strengthen.your lungs. Bells Sar,a-
parilla will do this. stop your cough, aud give
you strength in body and mind Try it.
only 30 cts. per bottled
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-18
N. GALLERT.

30 dozen ScarletaIl wool Gents
Shirts and Drawers Of 500.
Children's all-grade Vests and
Pants from 25c. to St.25.
In hosiery We keep everything
from the lowest to the best
grades.
4 full stock i'm YARNS and WOR-
STEDS in alI cOlOrs and
grades.
Agent for Balls C0rSets. every
pair warranted to give salts
faction, if not the money is
refunded. Try them prices
500 and S1.25. We offer the
best SOC. CORSET IN THE
WORLD.
Our soc. UNLAUNDEREDSHIRTS
are the best i'm the market.
[H We carry stock over
three times the value of any
other three dealers in the same
lines. Through long experience
in the business. we have un-
usual facilities for buying and
collecting the latest and best.
We sell a good grade of goods,
allow no Misrepresentation, nor
annoying persuasion in order to
make a sale. We have a set
tied price and this the very low
est. For the finer grades of
goods You cannot do better
than to call on US.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-18

Messenger Fotheringham Of the Adams
Express company has been indicted Al ST.
Louis for general larceny. A letter. pur.
porting to come from Jim Cummings, Civ
ing history Of the recent robbery. vas pub.
lished the 9th. The detectives, however,
regard il - blind.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-18
Cure Yourself.

Don't paw large doctors bills. The best
medical book published 100 pages elegant col
ored plates. VIII b" sent TO YOU on receipt of
three cent stamp, 10 pay postage. Addrc-.
4. L. Ordway Il Co., Boston, Mass.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-18

Whom Baby Wa sick. We gave her Castoria,
When she was . Child she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
Whsn shs had Children, she gave them CastoriA
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Brewer.

The Young ladies connected with the NJ.
Z. church, held their annual far Thursday
and Friday evenings Of last week, with good
success Tine hall was Hastily trimmed and
the fancy tables presented fine array of
articles for the toilet.
Rev. r. NJ. Wilkins baptized four candi-
dates last Sabbath afternoon at Edding. on.
Vessels Of large tonnage are leaving the
river, giving it lonesome appearance.
Rev. r. NJ. Wilkins has been engaged TO
deliver temperance lecture before the
Lodge Of Coed Templars in this place.
SI6
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-18

Andrew d. White, formerly president
Of Cornell university, has ose Of the finest
libraries in ih~ ccun,ry. |. has $4,000 vol
umes and many valuable manuscripts. 1t
will be lei, by Request TO Cornell.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-18

There are many forms Of nervous debility
In men. that Weld 10 the u~c Of Carriers Iron
Pill-- Those who are troubled with nervous
weakness. night -weat-. &C.. should try them
For sale by :. ID Wiggin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-18

Rosy checks, sparkling ewes aud good
compleXion- come quickly to ladies using
Lydia +. Pinkham'> Vegetable Compound
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-18

The best family weekly newspaper in the
United States is the Toledo Blade (Nasby's
Paper). They invite every reader of this pa
per to send for free specimen copy. 1t is tie
largest and best dollar paper published. See
advertisement eIsew here.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-18

Curaeoa-sld Oct p. brig Woodbury., Brown, ssran-
nah
Pernambuco-sId Oct s, brig W raTker.kane. Manan-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-18

Wade Hampon's health grows better
as he grows older and his old wonnds now
cause him little pain.
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N. cALLERT.
DRESS GOODS for the season
Of '86 and ~.

Oar Assortment in this department
is unprecedented we have 600 pieces
of the same ranging in prices from soc
to 81 % per yard Goods costing
below Soc. per yard we never advertise,
but we have them in stock In novel
ties and combination we have some
very pretty effects, which can be found
only in the larger places, The follow
ing lots are special bargains ; We only
offer them rs an inducement, in order
to open the season with rush and to
induce our customers To hnu enrlv
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-18

n. Foster 4 Son are Agents. for Mcrtou,s
greenhouses and can furnish sewers 81 I'll
kinds 1t short notice. en,4&s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-18

The Marguerite Circle &C. L. s. CO. have
had treat recently In connection with their
study OF geology. Mr.. NJ. Smith Of this city,
who has spen, several years exploring some Of
the mineral regions Of this country aud Cans
da, has visited the circle. and illustrated their
study by some Of his valuable specimens. He
SAYS there is no doubt we are living Ia the
crater OF an extinct volcano On high eleyu-
tons like McFariands Hill. the outline OF the
crater may be traced, and the rocks In this
vicinity show volcanic origin. He remem-
bers when boy, he used to see smoke rising
from Lead Mountain in Msriaville, and to this
day, snow Is never known to lie upon It's sum
NIT. This region also bears abundant trace
OF the Ice period. The ledge at Ellsworth
Falls, where the -chool-house stands was called
the finest specimen in North America, BY
Prof. Agassiz. From Bangor to Buehll. there
IL . morsne, which may be traced almost In
straight line. Another pleasure Is promised
the circle In lecture on geology. soon TO be
given by 3 recent graduate from Harvard. AT
the last meeting Of the circle Bryabi's birth
day was celebrated with the following pro-
gramme:
Rollcall. Answered by quotations from
''''''' Music.
Sketch OF his life.
Reading. The Planting of the Apple Tree.
Paper. Study OF Thsnatopsi-.
Music.
Paper. Characteristics Of Bryants poetry.
Reading. The death of Bryant. by c. f.
Sfesdman.
Familiar talk on BRYANT. by Rev. $. d. Towne
OF Ellsworth Falls.
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sithan

Waithan.
When Elder Woodcock and family were on
their way to Ellsworth from Lewiston. a short
time ago. they took considerable care of a
sick boy who was in their car, on his way 10
Sedgwick. From Ellsworth they proceeded
TO WaItham and settled In about ten DAYS
Mr. and Mrs. Woodcock and two children
xere all taken down with the measles
About that time he received a letter from
the boys father, stating his son had the
measles. Yesterday the Elder was quite
sick. ii. has been unfortunate the past year,
having had sickness IN his family the most
of the time, and now for all of them TO be
sick a, one time, il seems rather hard. As
be is minister he will have TO say that all
is for the best.
There was born to Mrs. NJ +. Durham,
Nov. .. a daughter, ten FOUNDER. This
one makes onl, nine, all Of whom are living
and doing we'll and among them are twins
mot a pair according TO my logic). The
mother is a little past thrty-two end has
plenty of time for half a dozen more
All of our wells are well filled with water.
l don't think We shall hear any more COM
plant of dry wells this season.
Two of my near neighbors got deer yes
terday. WAsAw.
Nov. H.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-18

Cotulia, Texns-Nov- 10, Capt Richard Jordan,
aged ~ years
Seal Cove Oct. q, Mrs. Mercy, widow of the Iafc
Israel Murphy, aged about s. years and months
Goose Cove, Trcmont-Scv- 3: Mrs jamie. wife of
Capt. Winfield y. SpragHe, aged about IS Years
Hayti-Oct. u, Capt. samuel wcscoff, 81 Castine.
aged 90 years.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1886-11-18

Apprcciating the llhFFGI pat
r0nagc Nc have received In
the past Ne shall. offer fer
November and December our
stock ri unuSnaiil inv nriccs.
ALL W0Ol TWILL nLn Elan
MEL 1T fic. PER YARD.
ALL WOOL TWILL RlIEFLAN-
ME- II i5c. PER YARD,
PRINTS. SC, FER YARD. tG00
YARDS OF NHEITlNG, ac. PER
YARD. PIeiE, SC. FER lard.
F1GrREE DRESS e0ODs. &c.
PER YARD. LINE}IGWElS Zoe.
PER PAIR. C0RSKTS. Use, SHk
RtNDkERCHIEfS, ?5c. EACH.
OSTRICH TIPS. 3 II BUNCH.
isc. tc S2.se PER RtNtH. II
BLiCk Only.
A LOT OF s BtTTON MD
STOVES At sGc., WORTH Si.O0
PER PAIR. H0NESPtNS. TRI-
COTS, 81 f-7e.. Soc, zoe. and
soc. PER YARD. SERGE, II
inch, 81 f-2c. PER NARD.
WORTH soc, CASHAERES. zoe.
PER ItRD.W0RTH a0c. Twilis.
soc. per yard.W8rth Csc. Black
all Wool Goods, S5e. per yard.
These goods are selling rapid
Iy and If YOU would iikc any
Of them order al once as they
cennotlast Icing al these prices.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
OUTSIDE SHIRTS. H0NIfRY.
LECGENS.COLLA2N,UFfs,HlIR
GOODS and a FULL LINK OF
SMALL WARES SFiNtI GOODS.
OUR BOOT 1 SHOE DEPART
1Ekf Is NOW COMPLETE WITH
FASHIONABLE LINE FALL
& WINTER GOODS. for LABiEN'.
SENfS' and CHILDREN WEAR.
LADIES' SERGE CONGRESS-
BOOTS $7se., worth Si0O.
LADIES' PEBBLE C0iT TOGT.
$f.75. LADIES klBLEaS.
40c. MEMS RUBBER EOOTs q,
sl.8S and S:.25 per pair.
MEMS RiNETED si0((i>!sS.
$7.5a. MEMS WGOL BOOTS.
75c. LADIES' SLIPPERS. DC.
LADIES 8 BUTTON HIGH OVER
SHOE. $3.50 per pair. NEWS
M0UtSiNS.0i KRSH0E>.iHI
BOOTS. LEGHT BOOTS, SHOES.
SLIPPERS. UMBRELLAS. RIB
Der 0VERC0tTN. NITTENS.
GLOVES, &c.
8 We have as fine q
line Of GENTS Il tOY'S
hats and CAPS a8 can be
found in the city Fur Caps
in d variety 81 styles, Scotch
Caps, Darhys. Soft Hats and
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