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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-05-28
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

The late William T.. Forster first
gave to Mr. Panell the title of "lrc-
lands Uncrowncd King"
Peter NJ. Arthur. chief engineer Of
the Brotherhood of Locomotive En-
gineors. the bcSt-paid body of skilled
artisans in the United States. is an
American eff ScotCh-lrish extraction.
He is iifty-iivc years old and has been
chief for ten years. - Chicago Inter
ocean.
Mr.. j. G. Upton il the most Jour
nalistic journalist i'm the State lie is
editor of the Newton Enterprise, owns
a half interest i'm the Lincoln Press. has
bought out the Dallas current, and in
tend, to start at an early date paper
at Wilkesboro. - Charlotte On O.
Chrouicie.
Rubnstein, tho celebrated Russian
pianist, who visited this country Il
few years ago, has been offered $780,
600 for series of one hundred con-
ccrts m the United States; but he saws
he suffered so excessively from sea-
sickness that he will never consent To
cross the Atlantic again.
A London dispatch says the Prin-
cess Clcmcutina, tho Youngest daugh-
be fourteen years old July 80 next,
has been selected rs the bride of Prince
Albert Victor, eldest son OF the Prince
of Wales, now twenty-five years old
The Princess is being educated as n
Protestant.
Justice of the Peace Kurganowski,
Of the province of Perm, I'm Russia.
while holding court was twice inter
T1ntnI hNr htu ,.FiT
nounccmcnt that dinner was ready,
and again that the soup was getting
cold, whcrcupon ho fined her thrro
rublcs for disturbing the dignity of his
court, and then paid the money from
his own pocket
The story is told of John Bright
that hc said to "A lady who spoke COM
plainngly of Mr.. Gladstone: "Havo
MADAME mo, said the lady, Won
dcringly Then" said the great
EnglishmCn Of the people, ~ should
advise You To improve the earliest op-
poriunlty To show them 'thc greatest
man that England has ever produced. "
a New York paper says Tccmcr,
thc Pittsburgh oarsman, has backrr
worth many thousands of dollars who
never hcsitatcs to put up the funds
when ybody challenges Tcemer. IT.
is not generally known that this back
or is n lady. Such IL the case, how
ever. She il the widow OF "a we'll
known saloon-keeper of Pittsburgh,
who died year or two ago, leaving her
q big fortune.
Sam Small has given $40 for tho
benefit OF an Atlanta GA Mission
Sunday ay-school. He writes: II hope it
will do away with the necessity or an
entertainment. for do not believe
these means of getting money for the
Lords work are either to his honor or
glory Try to avoid all such schemes.
Let the people give what they will, but
please don't barter them any thing for
the Lords sake. - Cbicago TtiJHRc.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-05-28
HANDSOME COSTUMES
Some Of the stylish Suits which uAv,
Been Introduced Recently.

Some of the Stylish suits which Have
Been introduced Recently.
For young lady one Of the pJe(tiGst
dresses shown is Of blue, silky texture
trimmed with cream lace. The skirt
is arranged in seven perpendicular
folds or large side plaits; each one of
the plaitS is edged with a rnnIc Of
cream Egyptian lace. The corsngc of
the material has double row Of but
tons in front and full half vcsf of Taco
is above and over IT, a graceful OPEN
jacket Of all-ovcr net lace has bows OF
blue ribbon on the shoulders and the
neck and sleeves are finished with ruf-
hcs Of lace.
A handsome dress for q matron r. Of
rich faillc Francaisc in one 81 the new
shades. The lower portion Of the skirt
for half yard in depth is finished
with alternating box plate and clusters
Of side plaits. Tho peculiar tablier
drapcrv shows three points. one above
the other each claboratcly decorated
with Persian embroidery boz gold and
rich cOlnrIug executed iu old designs
The ovcrdrapcry in back is lonv. full
and only slightly loopcd below the
prominence OrOut-taudiugc effect caused
by the braided wire hustle over which
30 i- shown The pointed corsaVc Is
finished at the waist line and ON waist
portion with bands of Persian cmbroid-
cry. and collar and sleeves arc deco
rated cn suite
Quite % gem j., % dress of pale blue
WQu7.in dn sole. with artistic drapcry
boo back of the material, while the front
of kir' and cOr-agc i- formed Of al-
toluat'ng row Of silk embroidered ap
p'iiuc in blue and delicate English
throld lace A most attractive tea
g9yu is oil white cashmere. 10 Is made
WIZ Vatican plated back and
OFpg ir0uN disclosing the full pctjicoat
ui EicbFD3uish lace. put ON in double
0oHlpFes, The new bafwidc sleeves
deFOTaicd like the fronts with
bc0gpia leaves embroidered boo silks. i'm
their natural size and cOlOrings
Gaudy bat handsome nevertheless.
is dress for evening wear. with
plated skirt finished 200 lower cdgc
with large gauzc sunnowcr-. put ON
like uehing The ovcr-drapcrv - iu
FcIIoW gHu/e tor-uuo of The skirt
material i- trimmed round fhc low
nDck with -uunowrr-. much smaller iu
sID fhau those 0u thc -kirt while for
ladies more obcrIv inclined there is
H.mNluI dress 0f black satin. conn
u're.y covered with ChapGIly lace.
.uopnd aud trimmed with uicot-edged
doublr-iaccd ribbon fhiiadeilhia
Iaues
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-05-28
ADMIRABLE PEOPLE.
Wise Observations Of which the Last One
II JndeniabIy the Best.

II may not make much difference to
you, gentle reader" whether YOU re
fciye portion Of my admiration or
mot, but the people who can make thc
following chilly facts ht them are 10 be-
admired, not only by myself, but bv
Che rest of mankind.
In this enumeration vou may think
that have included majority of the
citizens Of the United States. pcrhap-
! have. bat the few who cscapr can. /
am sure, find ready employment at
six dollars q week in some popular
dime museum.
There i- am individual who can
watch some one who is trying to drive
% nail straight. and tell the assembled
crowd how straight hc would drive IT,.
and all that sort of thing but bear in
mind that man cOuldn' do half -o well
himself Well. fhc man who diners
from the above pcn-piciurc deserves to-
bc admired
The young lady who can admire.
without touch of spite, the now poke
bonnet of au acquaintance. while She
still wcars her old one. isworthy Of the
whole world
The man who doesn't swear Go use
20 vulgar tcrm) when hc finds bis new
umbrella stolen, with tou minutes Co.
reach q train twenty blocks distant iu.
and the rain getting m It's work mm-
fully. should undoubtedly bc admired
The person that won hold baby
for lady while She steps on thc train
TO get 'Juuch is subiectof admire
tiou.
Another person 10 be admired is the
proud father who can watch tho prog
ress of the babv's first tooth Without
telling his entire circle of friends about
it, three or four times "a day
The newlv-married couple that can
travel the first hundred miles without
indnlginR i'm spoony chcstnuts are TO
be admired by all
But Of a'l the people in thc world,
the editor who can pass whole year
without cracking -omo rude iokcIot
about the immeu-ity of fine plumber 81
riches is'to bo admired the most
And still one more. those who can
rcad this without .uUut on some othcr
great calamity overtokiug them .hould
ne admired Peek Sui.
Kind words sre bright flower. os
earthly existence. Use fh.m ,.u....,
lY m business lIa So b. Ml.psual.t
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-05-28
HUMOROUS.

Red Cloud the Indian chief. spoke
nc Vassar College the other day and
made quite sensation ANY thing
red is in the height of fashion this sea-
son. -- LOWeH CHizcH.
Mother Did YOU steal the cake.
JohnnicP' Johnnie "No, ma am Did
|. MaudicP" Maudic (who got piece
of the cake) --"No; deed, mammal
saw him didn'tr 7d- ms.
A little girl was sitting at table
opposite gentleman with waxcd
moustacho. After gazing at him for
several moments, she exclaimed:
my kitty has got smellcrs, too
yes" replied Brown, you al
ways find me with a pen i'm my hand
! am n regular penholder, my boy"
Lets see,' said Fox, musingly. ~
pcnholdcr is usually n stick, isn't it?"
- BostoH Transcript
MA, did that comedy you saw
last night make all the folks cry?'
"Why, no my dear, never laughed 30
much in all my life well, pa told
Mr.. Jones every body in the thcatcr
sat in ticrsN' Boston BudgcL
A colored man went into q Calves
ton newspaper Office and wanted TO
subscribe to the paper. "How long do
you want it?' asked the clerk "Jcs
as long as IL Is. boss; il IT, don't ht do
shelves, ! kin ar piece off myself"
--Tcras SVtngs
A New York stono-cutter received
the following cpitaph from a German.
TO be cut upon the tombstone of his
wife: Mine wife Susan Is dead If
she had lived till Friday. she'd been
dead shust two weeks As "a tree falls
so must it stand. NJ y JouruaL
She "Sce here, CONDUCTOR Stop
that young man going ont there! lIe
insulted me. He why Madam.
me "a pretty dear the wretchI'
WASH it2 But hc cOuldn have meant
it ' rhic0go Ramb'cr
a young society lady asked Gus
SDobberv, a New York dude: What
has become of your dog, Mr. Snobber-
lvP 81 have disowncd him, yc know.
ilo barkcd at Bwids fwend Of mine
and ] di-owncd him ON the spot Ho
i- no longer a dswg Of mine, W B0sioJt
Rccoyd
Gent "You havcsold me this stick
a- genuine IVORY; while 10 is only imita-
ton / therefore ask YOU 20 take 10
back Tradcsman 'What are YOU
thinking OFF ~ is not nv fault. ] get
my ivory direct from Ccyion II has
come 10 something 30 elephant arc be-
ginning TO wear false teeth '-Flic-
gsads Blqttsr
AT the dinncr.tablc Come. doc
tor, YOU arc very skillf. viii give
YOU The honor of carving with
pleasure madam And immediately
the doctor begins his task Die is very
abseut-miudcd. and whom ho has finally
made a deep cut in fbo Inu Of mutton
he stops. takes q roll of Iiucl and some
lint ont of his pocket and carefully
baudagcs Che wound Thou after re-
gardiug 90 critically. he REMARKS with
professional gravity. while f.. quests
arc stupched with a.tou mcnt.
There with rest and good there
Is nothing % tcli' ~ b. tyf.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-05-28
MANS RIGHTS.
They Wore Gallauty Defended bv tho
DemOsthcuc- of q school Lyccum.

They Wore GHllautIy Defended bv tho
Denosthcnc- ~ school Lycoum.
] recently listened 10 % debate in one
Of the school lyccum- Of this city upon
the novel and momentous question of
woman suffrage
The dcbatorupOn tho "anti woman
side was doubtless engaged i'm hi. first
effort and This fact. together with a
slight mpcdimcnt of speech and most
original series OF arguments. combined
tO produce one uf the funniest and most
unanswerabIc speeches that had ever
heard Here 10 is. almost in full.
Ladies and gnutomcn. tlr Gr.
thing 90 find ont is w-w-thai man uag
m-madc for, and what woman wat
made for God created Adam first
and put him in thc garden of Eden
I-then lie made Eve and p-put her
there, too. If IIc hadn't c-c-crrated
Eve there never would have boon aIl
tuo -.-iu there is now iu This w-worid
M IIn uadu made Eve eHn never would
have p-ppickcd the apple and eaten it
N-u-UO. She never would have picked if
and ggiycn DO 10 Adam to cat Paul
u bi- npi-tle- says w-w-wOmcn should
k-k-karp -fill Aud besides. lmdio.
and gentlemen, women ryuldu't fll fhp
offices d-d-deiy amy ono to p-poiui
ont woman in tti- cifr or c-c-counlv
chat could Boo sheriff Would woman
t-turu out n the dead of night 90 track
and arrest m-m-murdcrcr2 j say
u-UD' Ten t0 one she U01lid eI90c
w-r-'rfH himf' And amid thundcr-
of applause and laughter Che gallant
defender OF man rights triumphautIv
took IBIS seat H1rper W0g0ziue.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-05-28
Unblased Editorial oninion.

Editorial from Dakota paper Ohrcc
months before olccrionj .Wc hear
that 1911 Smith wants TO goo to thc Lcg.
i-Iafuro nest winter We were expect.
ing thi- there isn't much CHAT BIN
don want Can not the people of
thi- county do better than to send such
% renegade onicc-.ockcr a- this man
Smith
Six weeks later "Ion. WuIiam R
smith, the merchant prince of fbi- cIfy.
has formally announced himself s- "a
candidate for the Legislature As our
people well know Mr. Smith has had
large experience Boo the Iowa LeVisla-
turc besides holding many other Offices
OF trust and honor without shadow
Of doubt he is the man for us Bv the
way. his mammoth, double column ad
viii bc noticed on our fourth page this
week Road 30 and profit thcrabv.H
EHrNH (D. I'D B1H
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-05-28
B. & o. r. r. TIMETABLE,
WESTWARD.

Condensed timetable of passenger train,
for the stations named below.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-05-28

BESIDES the abOve-named rains, there Ifs y |
way IRAN with passenger car attache that
goes both East and West daily except Sun.ay |
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-05-28
THE REASON WHY.

VT
khC has no mass OF golden hair
No wondroOs piles OF money,
can not say that she h. fair.
Nor that hCr tompcr's sunny.
And yet Cal hcr sweet" aud "dCvc:s
am in truth devoted
i swear she is nv only love
My ardor's Oft been noted.
Why do seek her cv rvN herc7
Why ever have sought hpr2
Her fdtlCT l. "A millionaire.
And she's an only daughter.
SHI.
lie Is not Comely 90 the sight,
lie has no great position:
lie can not Ike "A Dickens writO
Nor eau he paint like 1itian.
! do not Ike him very we'll
His presence oft distrcs~Cs.
Why do / not this TO him tell.
And spurn all his addresses
In youth spurncd too many mon.
For whom I've since been sirhlns
We not the choice that had then.
And Time, alas, is flying.
-Rdm5lcr.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-05-28
n ar--I- h II eEcLan-

An article iu am exchange is
headed: .IHn Cramps Cut Her in
Two. This i- rather startling zoo itr.t
glance The cramps often double hor
uu. or fo Iar ud him. too in
bow knot. buf tbe attack is seldom
sharp enough .n cW him or her in two.
although i' mf provo fatal Upon
reading Doe article. however. we fud
.hat tha Cump- referred Co arc tlo
-nip-pu'dcr Wud tae cher a vessel
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1886-05-28

During the war Mrs Terry. Of
North Adams Mass uu-ad bad, f0
li. % stranger who was pro-frurd
with fever The man. who was 90
brother Of cV-GOvoruor Leland Stan
ford. of California died recently. lcay-
ing her $1,000 IIyy Iiu.es.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-06-04
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrences In and About the
CITY Briefly Put

City Briefly Put
Ladies' we have only a few pairs of those
stylish Brown Goat Edison Tie5 LEFT. Mrs. w.
ii. Rich, III Market Space.
Tooth filling made painless by the use Of
cocaine by $. IT, Mason, dentist. 2l3 FOur.and-
a-half street northwest.
"IIoLIY TREE" BIS Ninth street. Room and
board, $50.
Robert Porter Brewing Company's celebrated
Vienna cabinet beer on draught at Charles o.
Brilrs, OH street northwest.
E1rHoSzo YouEGs COMPANY offer the largest
supply and the greatest variety of brands OF
lime fruit Juice In the city.
National VS.. Detroit again, to-day 1870.
During the past week 75 deaths occurred
white 80, colored i3-births 81 and marriages 10.
An entertainment will be given to might for
the benefit Of the John L. Thompson Memorial
Association.
Charlotte, jackson, colored, was given sixty
days In Jail yesterday by Judge Smell for rob-
bling her employer, DR.. Reynolds
sampson J. Asher and Nathaniel Bronson,
both cOlorcd, were each fined s2j yesterday and
sent to jill for twcnty.four hours by Judge
Snoll for settling up gaming table.
Goldust Maid was yesterday turned over to
Mfr. Austin Herr by Col. Moore. Mr.. Herr sur.
rendered his ilckct, No. 1866, TO the colonel
Twenty patients were admitted to the insane
the month Of May, and seventeen patients were
discharged.
Tho Jury to condemn suhlot g. In square COS,
for the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com
pany, have made their return, and allowed the
owner g, 80 for the lot.
Peter Mudd, alias James Dunn, colored, was
yesterday held for the grand Jury by Judge
Smell for Robin the news stand at the Balti-
more and Potion nc depot.
The applications of George f. Stone and
Frank NJ. flarshburger, students, for admission
TO the bar Ol this District, have been referred
to the examining committee.
A nolle pros. was entered yesterday in the
case of Edward W. DelCher the alleged bogus
butter merchant who was charged with the
grand larceny Of butter from Chicago mer-
chant.
During the "wild West exhibition yester-
day afternoon, at Ivy City, one ofthe young
lady riders was forciby thrown from her
horse against tho track fence aud severely.
though not dangerously, injured.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-06-04
A MIsMANAGED ESTATE.
Serious Charges Brought Against tn
Collector and Trustee,

SefiOus charges drought Against tne
Collector and Trustee.
Henry b. Otterback and wife and others
have filed cross bill In the case Of George
A. Bohrer against them. II is claimed that
Philip ottorback, ST., died leaving an estate
Of 100000 in value, and that Immediately
after his death Mr.. Bohrer persuaded the
widow to allow him to take charge of
large part OF the estate, and It lie averred
that, having obtained her confidence, he Sc
cured almost absolute control and manage
ment OF the property, she appointing him
her agent and trustee TO collect the out
stNnding Indebtedness and attend to the In
vestment Of the moneya. Instead OF putting
the money In safe securities, 1t is charged
that Bohrer made investments In worth
less stocks and speculations which turned
out disastrously, and lost TO the estate
more than 100000. Among wrongful acts
done It is asserted that Bohrer Invested
large sums in certain steamboat stock
known TO be OF little value, but did II TO
advance his personal interest. lie per-
mitted judgment against Marshall Brown
for about 5000 to be satisfied for about
$4,000; also, wrongfully and without au-
thority compromised certain suits and de-
mands In which the estate was interested
and by which great loss was incurred; also,
that he permitted and authorized certain
officers OF the United States to take posses
sion Of valuable real estate In this city
and to build thereon, by virtue OF
which the United States has had
the use and occupation Of the
property for a long period Of time without
compensation and now claims ownership. 1t
Ia further averred that Mr.. Bohrer has, from
time to time, obtained money Of the estate
and converted the same to his own individ-
ual use without accounting to the estate for
II. The parties pray for an accounting and
a decree against Mr.. Bohrer for all the prop
erty that has come into his hands for which
he has not accounted, and which has been
lost to the estate by his negligence and mis-
management.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-06-04
3
FRIDAY,
TODAY f!
u R x q . Q

- IL 4 1T -
The above Department is being closed
going at, the Department will be entirely
daily auctions or at private sale, where no
regular weekly Red Ticket Day, we will in
ment. For Friday, Red Ticket Day. we
Suit Department.
Suit, slightly solled, trimmed with en-.
broidery size 49, former price $40, reduced to So.
suit, size. 30, very deliberately trimmed in
French embroidery, former price $40, to BIO
A good style, size "a, made with baby waist
and trimmed skirt, former price sl6, to be sold
/ style, made with basque, yoke, and sleeves
Of open work, skirt with two ruflles OF fine EN-.
broidery, originally sold ut SIS, to be closed at
half
These Suits are all made of fno Linen India.
Millinery--Hats.
1925 English Milan, CSC.
sl.00 Black Chip Milan. Gle.
50c Yachts, 23c.
sl.OO Mackinaw, trimmed, Csc.
Ribbon.
Nos. / and 2, all colors, 1sc per piece.
Finch SASH all colors, 3Sc per yard.
Finch Ottoman Sash, 2lc per yard.
7.inch MORE, &c per yard.
26-inch Colored Crepes, 29c per yard.
Flowers.
Csc snowballs rubber stems, 15c.
SSc Daisies, Poppies, Asters, &c. 2oc.
French Crush Roses, per bunch, 35c.
Infants.
Cambria slip, embroidered yoke, pink aud
blue Chambrey, embroidered yoke, Gretchen
and Mother Hubbard Apron, PIC.
Infants long slip, fine cambria, 3lc.
Sl.OO and $3.50 Caps, SOC.
Cotton Underwear-Slightly SoiIed.
lot 1, Gowns, Skirts, Chemises, Drawers,
Lot 2, Gowns, Skirts, Chemisos, Drawers, 43c,
worth 16c.
Bustles.
CSC Bustles, 1Sc. SOC Bustles, 800.
Fan Department.
Csc Fancy Fans, to-day only lie.
soc Fancy Fans, today only 36c.
Jewelry Department..
lOc Sterling Silver Collar Buttons, Rhine
stone, &c.
Sea Bean Bangles, 100 (also amber).
25c Pins, oil styles, to-day 100.
Embroidery Department..
Big lot fine Colored Embroideries. worth %
TO SOC yard, to-day l0c yard.
Swiss Flouncings, Il inches wide, worth soc,
to-day only 25c yard.
Csc Embroideries, at 100 yard.
l215and loo Embroideries, at loo yard.
Lace Department.
Oriental Flouncings, 40 inches deep. worth
Sl.25, only SOC q yard.
Csc Oriental FlounCings, to-day only 19c
yard.
Torchon Laccs, worth 10 tol5c yard. to-day
45;inch Black All.snk chaatllly Lace, sl.ss a
45: linen Black All-slk Spanish Lace, $3.50 a
yard, worth s2.25.
Leather Goods Department.
100 All.Leather satchels, 5Oc.
bOc All.Leather Satchels, Csc.
Odds and ends in Fancy Belts worth Is to
soc, to-day only DC each.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-06-04
A u M
RED TIC
TO.DAYl
~ - - - - q

D 8 d - = a
out, and we will venture to say that at the
sold out within the next thirty days. We
reasonable offer is refused, no matter
clude many Rare Bargains from our various
will offer Genuine Bargains In the annexed
Ruching Department..
Nrw style Canvas Ruchins, worth 25c yard.
AiLIinen Embroidered Baudaux Ruming,
worth 1sc. to-day l0c yard.
SOC Crepe Lisse Ruching, Csc ayard.
Ladies' Underwear Department.
Childrcn's fine oriental Lace Collars worth
4sc, to-day 25c.
Ladies' Beaded Dog Collars, worth IS and SOC,
ladies, extra quality Oriental Ties, worth
$780, to-day 75c.
Button Department.
lancy Metal Clasps, worth 25c, to-day 10c.
Ball Pearl Buttons, worth 25c, to-day l9c,
Remnants Of Fine Buttons, DC for each rem.
nant,
Dress Trimming Department.
Black Beaded Lace worth SOC q yard only 25c.
Remnants OF 20 aud 600 Moss Trimming, to
Remnants Of s.70 silk Moss Trimming to
$50 Escurial Lace, all silk, to-day 12lSc a yard.
odds and ends in Trimmings, Braids, TO close
&c yard.
si.25 Dress Hussars, all colors, 81 each.
Yelling Department.
Crepe Lisse or Marabout Yelling, all coiors'
Best Quality Sewing silk Yelling, Csc a yard.
Zephyr Department..
Genuine +. o. O. Cotton, 100 per dozen.
soc Linen Outlined Splashers, SOC.
Best quality embroidery, Arrasene and Che
mile, to-day only 1gc per dozen.
81.
15c English Tooth Brushes, loo each.
10c English Tooth Brushes, &c each.
silk Elastic, superior quality, all colors,
Patent Shawl Straps, worth 25c, to-day only
Stocking Darners, worth SC, to day only &c.
100 Celluloid sets Brush and Comb, to-day
only zoe.
Perfumery Department..
Lubin's Extracts, genuine, Sic per OF.
Colgate's Extracts, genuine, 2lc per OF.
McKesson & Robbins Extracts, genuine, Bic
DR.. ShafIield's Dentifrice, 1ic.
Gilt Photograph Frames, DC.
Glove Department.
This Department has an unusually large and
varied stock of Ladies' and Childrens Fine
Isle, Tafieta, and silk Gloves at very low and
moderate prices, yet to-day you Will hnd AZ
the counter.
Handkerchief Department.
For Red Ticket Day we win sell 100 dozen Of
Ladies' All-Linen Hemstitched Colored Bor-
dered Handkerchief, warranted fast colors, at
&C each, actual price 12lSc.
Also, rs dozen of Ladies' Colored B0rdered
Handkerchiefs at Go each, which are usually
very cheap at &c each.
Here we will give something better still. We
have taken IS different styles of Ladies' Fancy
Colored Bordered Embroidered and Scalloped
Handkerchief, usually sold at 25c, but we
will let them go at l5c each.