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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-12-03
A JUG BAG"

to hold coppers is a pretty bazaar nov
city. 1t is knitted in bright colors in
imitation of a small pitcher; the neck of
the jug is ribbed and draws in, to keep
ing the contents from falling out.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-12-03

L think not" says Adrian. returning
her smile. Fortunately | have no
ones name on my card for this waltz.
| say fortunately, because [ think
CHANGING at her tenderlv-"I have been
able to bring back the smiles to your
face sooner than would have been the
case had you been left here alone to
brood over Your trouble, whatever it
may be-"
There is no trouble" declares Flor
ence. IN somewhat distressed fashion,
turning her head restlessly to one side.
Il wish YOU would dispoSSeSs Yourself
of that idea. And, do not stop here.
they-everv enc, will accuse Won of dis
courtesy if you absent yourself from
the ballroom any longer"
Then, come with me-" saws Adrian.
See, this waltz is only just beginning:
give it TO me-
Carried away by his manner, she laws
her hand upon his arm. and goes with
him TO the ballroom. There he passes
his arm around her waist, and present
ly they are lost among the throng of
whirling dancers, and both give them
selves up for the time being to the
mere delight of knowing that they are
together.
Two people, seeing them enter thus
together, ON apparently friendly terms,
regard them with hostile glances. Dora
Talbot, who is coquetting sweetly with
a gaunt man of middle age, who is cvi-
IDENTIFY overpowered by her attentions,
letting her eyes rest upon Florence as
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-12-03

One cup of sour milk, one egg, one
cup of sugar, one teaspoonful of salt,
two-thirds tea-spoonful of cinnamon.
one tablespoonful of saleratus, and -four
to roll. Roll thin, cut in rings and fry
in very hot lard
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-19

Yesterday morning Mabel Clark ,bs
1s year old daughter of Edward D
Clark, Of No. sos West Fourth st,sa,
made n mistake in taking ,ome mali.
cine which, had II not been for ,ts
prompt action Of DR.. Draper, WIN
fortunately happened to be in ,bs
neiGhborhood at the time, would M
doubt have resulted fatally. |. sssns
that her fat or, who has no: been spl
for some time, has been using a nsi.
cine, which is poisonous, in small du.s
Not long ago the yourg woman had
some medicine compounded for herself
OF which she was la take teaspOoutul
and wishing TO take some YESTERDAY
morning got bold OF the bottle belong
ing 10 her father, and did not discover
the mistake until she had swallowed
n spoonful. 1t took effect almost i'm
medistely, and Dr. Draper admins
tered powerful emetic, which cause
her to v0mit the deadly drug. Dr
Burr, the family physician, Afterwards
took charge of tbs case, and she Is NOV
in fair way to recover,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-19
FIFTH EDITION
A Temperance g..

A few days ago Rev w nun.
ray OF 81. Paul's M, e. Ch,L' D. Mur-
rb J,.SI va from liquor ms ne osscelved
MIC Mhicn ne claimed thai nowhs e,oIant In
". vioie was there anything said ' 10 the
sne moderate aod use Of liquors " ~, against
lseo ZoO barrels Of flour IN en anu p'oIu-
would point out such nass uy one who
Murray accepted the chaI,a ,@se' MI.
the purpose of proving bi0 ing not for
,n uen as 20 quote the passages of .o, 50
lure which denounce ipte ep po y, scrip.
amongst the many Passages nn po,a1Ce.
mr' Murray were The foiI6v;rquo ted BY
slcus' 10 chap, 9th to llth versa Levi
Ders, u chap, 1st to 4th yerss. am-
10 chap, 4th and 14th ver,es. 'i oudets,
90 cnap'' on ana ssh verses. sam pu.sn'
samuel. Daniel and John were g,lI ps,on,
exam les OF the tota. abstalpsv,,.e living
stop before you begin y o..
SOUND advice given by noted MAJ me
DIST minister. The liquor dsaIs,.m a,io
ing the sanction of scripture ,a. vlaltn.
him that slavery and ose,alnded
manded the same thing, but tSs au oe'
OF GOD, he raid, rested upon Al V M
evils. God intends, said Mr. Wr ~cse
that the curse of intenperaprs stanly
destroyed. A cloud is ri,ino I !, %
East. another in the West. ala IL me
North and South also in our avn g , .au
OF Delaware. The little clou6 v S.sse
arose Ia Dover few weeks aoo o" ,.u
oleger imam a mans hand, "is sn,saS
ing and will continue to spread IN h,V tS,'
state as in Others, until The poIis iu,'
heavens shall be- covered--uptil GnS s
thunderbo!t. the ballot, shall lean tb .s
from and destroy this accur.ed trsSe
root and branch, from the face of @ ou,
fair land And may God hasten M n,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-19

The rppuro of Registrar Lee Of the
BoRrl OF Fl alth SHOWS that during tho
week endmg at noon last S turday
there we're births, 9 marriages and Is
death reported to him as having oc.
surred IA this city, an ncfease Of five
otaLLa over the corresponding week OF
ast year Five deathn we're caused by
'oneu uptiou and yhe same number By
tbp era mfantum; 3 from commissions
aud I each from at,ectasls, Bright,
dis, a.e, congestion OF tie brain, capcel
Of Uterus, construction of bowels, canoe
% breast, cardiac dropsy, dysentery
dipb b4ria, cerebral meningitis, senil
rnarasmus, peritonitis, paralysis, nea
! '9rmu trismue and typus oere6ralis
OHe Iody was brought here for inter
| meat, four aant away and TWO passe'
/ Through he cits.
| L ght OF the deaths were infants IN
aet year, add Ave of persons over G
yeats of age.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-19

MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, Nd. July 49,.
Tho day was ushered in with pray
er service, which was held Mt six
O'Clock. At nire O'Clock q lovefeast,
led by Rev John Thompson, OF Phila.
delphia was held, al which about $50
pereons testified. Many Of these were
of those who have beep converted dur.
ing the progress OF this NEE tiug. BY
the time the morning sermon was com.
menced, at ten o'clock, the largest con-
gregation had assem- bled which ever ut.
tended divine worship at the Park. The
large auditorium would not hold the
people, and all around, as far as the
preacher conld be- heard, the crowd con,
gregsted. DIR. Updegrsff preached a
powerful sermon upon The Passover
and the Lords Supper"
After the morning sermon about six
hundred and fifty communicates par
| took OF the communion. There were
| about forty preachers present. at
O'Clock an inquiry meeting was held
| and mt night Rsv. DIR. Baldwin, o.
Washington, ID. O., preached an able
sermon on "The Value of the Soul
The crowd at night was scarcely lesi
| than IL was in the forenoon. The ser
mon made profound impression and
| WAS listened to with marked attention
| liter the sermon the altar was crowded
| with peniteats, and there were twenty
I or thirty converts There have been {
great many converts, and perhaps many
4 more who have been reclaimed. 10
morr, " will close the meeting, which
| in point OF interest and results, has beef
| the most remarkable ever he'd at thi
place.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-19

The Queen of England's ttage-coaoh is
a prodigious affair. 1t is indeed proba-
bly, the grandcst in existence. This
coach, which was built In l76l, was de-
signed by Sir Thomas Chambers, and
painted by CiPriani. II is twenty-four
feet long, eight feet wide, and twelve
feet high, and weighs exactly four tons.
The body is richly gilt, while the panels
are painted in mastery style, The
coach itself is composed OF eight palm
trees, which branch out al the top to
sustain the roof. At the top are the
Figures OF three boys, representing
England, Scotland and Ireland, support
ing the Imperial Crown of Great britain,
The whole body is supported by foul
braces, hold by Trtons, those in front
supporting the driver's scat While thost
behind carry the emblems OF authority
The drivers foot board IS formed by q
/ gigantic shell ornamented with marine
lplants. The pole is twelve feet long. ant
the end OF the splinterbar is carved into
ldolphlns' heads. The total cost OF thi
elaborate coach was no less than CPS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-19
Z Withonf Horns.

And now 1t is proclaimed that horns,
so long the annoyance OF dairymen and
millkmaids. can easily be eradicated from
young animals. A writer on live stock
asserts that, at the age of ten or fifteen
days, the matrix of the future horn is a
small, hairless movable prominence,
which, with one eighth of an inch of
skin, can be removed by one sweep Of a
strong sharp pocket-kniie, and forever
after the animal will be hernless. This
operation causes very little pain, aud the
loss of not over one ounce of blood, and
will be sore .only a day or two. Our
authority adds that he first tried this in
1868, has performed it annually since,
and that such cattle mature earlier, grow
larger, and never injure each other. An
Iowa cattle grower has dehorncd l25
cattle with no bad results, aud regards
lit great economy. He thinks that
horns do 81 600, 900 damage annually in
Iowa alone. ,This of course refers 10
horns on four footed animals alone,
The "horns" that are found In saloons
cost the country 1000 per cent more.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-19
- % -
A Narrow Escape.

AS freight train, which reached this
city about O'Clock on Sunday morn.
ing, was coming up to the crossing at
j ustison street, the engineer saw man
sitting on the safety gate alseep, std
leaning go far over that ii was not posi-
bic for the train, which was on the
north bound track, TO pass without his
being struck by rome part OF
the engine. The train was running
quite slow, and the engineer immtdi1
ately reversed his engine aud blew
down brakes, but ha was too cltse q
stop, and the engine pass5d to The easy
side OF Justison street before II came q
a stand ftil The engineer and sjmeo q
the train hands took lsn'ern snd|
started in search Of the man, who va
found lying close to the wheels Of ond
of the cars, where he bad been knoCEsdl
by the dead wood of the engine, UNn
picking him up be was fonnd to be an
| injured, but very drunk, and be VA
started up the street with the advlGs 70
hunt safer place . sleep Oft the ef'cl
| OF his dc bauch,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-19

There is only one rich man among the
hundred and odd preachers IN Chicago.
j know OF half dozen In New York, and
suppose there are more. There are no
Chicago ministers in receipt o! very large
salaries. Professor Swing is paid only
SO, 900 year, and this ia the largest
received by any pulpiteer here. The Rev.
DIR. Thomas received only $1,000. Con.
trast these with the salaries paid Talnage
Beeeher, :.Storrs, Hail, Billiany, Potter
and others in New York aud Brooklyn
Beecher is paid $50 900, Talmage, $500,
and there is not one in the list wh) doc.
| not get fifty per cent. more than Pro
fessor Swing and three times az much al
the Rev. DR.. Thomas The one rici
dominic is the Rev Dr. Ryder, the elo
quent Universalist divine who only {
few years ago retired from the pulpit
He made all his money outside Of lis pro
fessiOn.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-19
FOURTH EDITION
Forty persons Nearly Drowned.


RoCKAwAY BEACH, l.. l., July 49,
An accident occurred NJ the steam boat
landing here this morning which,
though serious in It's consequences to q
mum Der of persons, was fortunately un-
attended by loss Of life. Many persons,
however, weuld have been drowned but
for the bravery OF three or four men.
The steamboa Columbia, Of the Knick-
erbocker Line, reached the landing with
q large number of excursionists from
New York about o'clock. The gang
plank was run out from the boat to the
landing, and IS soon as the bar was re-
moved great rush was made to get of
the boat. Purser Perry and some deck
hands endeavored to hold the crowd
back, but with little effect, as men,
women and children pushed by them.
At once there WAS a crash and a
splash followed by cry of horror from
those on the steamer. The string piece
of the dock had given way, and the
gang plank, with between thirty and
forty persons on 1t, had been precipi-
tated into the water. lmmed lately
several men. including John O'roole, a
bar tender, 7. j. Brosnan and Commo-
dore Psase, OF the Columbia, jumped
into the water, aud in few minutei
all the unfortunates who could be seer
lendeavoring to keep themselves above
| the water were rescued and safely
carried to a sotel, where they were at
tended by doctors, by whose aid thos'
who were unconscious or partially 81
were resuscitated.
The bravery Of John O'Toole was spe
totally cominendable. He rescued N
less than seven persons, mostly womeI
ana childIon. T. J. BrosnaD carried
four persons from the water. There 1
no doubt that the prompt action OF thes
men was the means Of saving no les
than thirty lives which would other
wise have been lost Some Of the res
Icued persons were able TO proceed wit
their friends, and left after oOtainiD
lchanges of clothing. Twenty-Five other
ARE now comfortably housed at the Sea
lside House, the steam boat officials hay
ling instructed the hotel proprietors t
icare for them.
The physicians report all doing we
Except Thomas Jones, Carrie McOluek
land . 7-months' old infant of Mrs Bun
land, all Of whom are in very seriou
lcondition. There WAS intense exotic
ment In the vicinity of the scene of IL
accident for several hours, as it WI
irumored that all who had fallen ini
1.-THE water had not been rescued, but 1
lao one 10 yet reported missing II
lrumor is not credited by the boat {
tdock officials
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Dole.

The Aid Loan Association will meet
next Wednesday evening to elect Off
GERS, 70 hear tho annual report and re-.
ceive first payment on new stock.
One Of the rear wheels Of the wagon
Of Mr. Foord, the bother, gave way Oh
Mary land avenue last Saturday, but
luckily no material damage was sus-
tanned
TIL Jackson 81 Sharp Company for
warded on Friday lest five passenger
coaches 70 .he New York Central Rail-
road
The Norfolk cxpre-s, which lef
Philadelphia at ll10 last night, wa
detained some twenty minutes above
Chester by heated box.
A mule, belonging TO tho Cold Sprinl
Ice Company, broke leg On the Phila
idalphia pike yesterday afternoon.
WIN. H QIlnn il having 81 new pnve
melt put down in front of his clothing
store, No l22 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-19
How lie Obtained h'' ,

About two months :, $40 g nv iron Ns1
York, mud with his ,a sl s e5 10 oblanii,'
R Ihs Confidence Of sss''. ssdd.l 81, %
i? i; , ss;ss e :; E Eli & 81: I 1. s.
streets st. and JOSEPH oh hsI med crsi., !
+ s' ~; ;:: :: ;s ''i "a '''
Baltimore.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-19

M ASON -On July 10, George ". Mason,
aged years
aunt, NO 423 East = econl street, Intermeut
at Mt, Salem.
VEIN IN In this city, on the l7th irst,,
loleua r., infant daughter oi y SCOTT and
Minnie W NerroA aged m0uths
God gathers the young.
II ALLMAN-Oa the laih iust. Net.ie z o
daughter OF william 7. and MsrY Hall
/ man, AGED years.
| Relatives AMI friends arc respectfully in
yited TO attend Der funeral from the rest
deuce Of her parents Pennsylvania avenue
| and Lincoln strset, on Wednesday, Afternoon
LAT 4 clock. Intorment n Mt saiom.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-19

PoRT DEPOSIT, Md, July 1S JAS.
Collins, colored, found Jerry Dites,
coiored, in his house this afternoon
under suspicious circumstances, in
which the wife OF the former was i'm
p!icated. After violent alteration
Collins seized the axe and made for
Dites, at whom he threw the axe,
striking Dites on the left side below the
shoulder blade, and infiicting a wound
five inches long, DR. j. II. Mccullough
was called In and sewed up the wound.
He does not think 1t likely to prove IA
tai No arrests have been made as yet.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-19

A Woman Sentenced to be Hanged.

COLUMBIA. s. O., July 18.-W ealthy
Williams, the I9.year old woman, Who
killed her child three years ago by
throwing it into well, was yesterday
tried In Now berry for murder. The
larry remained out for only few min.
uies and brought in verdict Of guilty.
Judge Hudson sentenced the girl to be
hanged on the third Gay Of September.
A motion for new trial was immedi.
ately tlel by counsel for the defense,
but the motion WAS refused by Judge
Hudson, and unless there is an interpo
sition of executive clemency. which Is
not likely, tine sentence OF the courI
will be executed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-19
Laid IN Until Fail,

The tug North America, which has
been stationed at the Delaware Capes
since last September to render assist.
ance to vesssls In distress. or IN need Of
help, has been taken to Dialogues ship
yard at Ksighn's Point, N. j., where
she will remain until next fall. During
the winter she has rendered valuable
assistance to shipping, and saved the
insurance companies millions of dol
lars
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-19
a Heavy storm.

About 3. 80 O'Clock last night storm
burst upon this city accompanied with
vivid flashes of lightning, deatenine
thunder and q heavy fall OF rain, which
continued for some time, This was fol-
lowed by other showers until late
hour, when the clouds broke away and
this morning the sun shone out nrigh'
and beautiful ON streets which looked
IS though they had been scrubbed
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-19

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., July IA
child, ten months old, of Robert Doua
ghy, no. 220 Vine street, Philadelphia
va shot through The head on Saturday
night by Berry ROSS, a colored dos
catcher u this city. Ross had dos
which no wished TO Kill, and rs /
walked along witt n ro he shot az IL OF
the street, and the bali str0ck the child
mich Vas in baby carriage at tn
.iine. Tho child is very dangerousl.
injured and will probably die. Ross i
under arrest.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-19
-.rnn Ear A.soolatlon.

The ointn annual nest IN Ia he'll
at al Saratoga Syringe on Inst " IS,
a. ard Fridey y . AaSG n,e:ente
s ~i r. So paper hy 9e2 5Isss,Iol D %
subject has claimed N. nj he n' Is comgs
s ssns S' eap pa he , e.' & g5ssa 3
pmeeting will be an intended t,issDded'
Lii he unite largely si'apul
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Lost Check

W. Reynolds, Of . sinG'%dI' caeot, \
misfortune to lose q few days ,!sS S, .
$40 and some cents a,s.r I'd for its rfIG'IS d
b. ssn nG" s eS'' other Per ss' Sslss,s1's
:s: {. n re-; !; 5Ss; s ssi ,; 81
i Inc he was left l pepn'isSos support 3
8; s;n j. ~: e.. $::% S 4; IL t??ss;:
have been reduced 'os
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-19

On Saturday night two men, named
John Robinson and Anthony Lure, en-
tered Bucher's saloon, at Fifth and
Shipley streets, az created a disturb
ance. Word was taken to police station,
AND Sergeant Taylor with Special On
Ger Hanna proceeded 30 the plsca and
escorted them to the hal, and thia
morning Jucg &c Cummirs fned them s.
and costs each
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-19

Luther Martin, ST., of Philadelphia
brother OF Hon. Edward L. Martin and
Hugh Martin OF this State, died sud-
denly at Cape May yesterday fternoor
aged about 90 years,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-19
S.ruck nv Lightning.

The house occupied by William s..
Boyd and w. d Mullen, No. 9O6 Dela'
ware avenue, was struck by lightning
last Eight, the electric bolt tearing q
hole in the roof, and knocking down a
portion OF the chimney The inmates
fortunately escaped without injury.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-19

FSRpM 1872 EAST Fifth SlIEaT.
Ki We haye III received our hrst Install
ment Of lew crop tea: " IS truly ms CHI D.,
~ ~ and 50 cents dive II a trial Gul
clfi4es aye cleared IN thu roasting, and
:uages coffee 20 clear that it keeps your bu,.
and IN aRo hun or, ~ 30, ~ le, Al 20
abi ~ and rs cents We rave az many
nAEe as a coDtec.i nor CUR vino biscuit
re delicious, only 10 cents egg bi'cuits is
cent MON cake IL cent. ont forge
our orange ana vanilla cake, IN one pound
boxes, 20 cents. Cant enumerate all cur
lew gUods, but come and sec Tor yDarJei
We have lust received new lot VI cleGl
br1oms at ID, al 20, y aud n GEMS a great
harsaln. Ne can't he unieTsoId In Tan
mi dried beet. Bon'JtQrps t these delici9u'
| salnl1 IN At 70 cents. !. . WLhR,
| Iyl96tt lO2 Fast 9th Ftraet
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Drowned While bathing.

BARNEGAT CITY, n J., July 49,
kirk Lemoyre, son OF DIR. Frank lie.
moyne, Of pittshurR, Pa, was drowned
to-day while bathing. His body was
recovered.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-19
DIR. SssssMMs 8
VEG ETABLN PILLS.
THE PERFECTION OF PILLS,

TIE FIFtf NIIIJN Ut y LI1t5t
MAERIND'S FAVORITE PILLS
The most fsmous liver medicine on earth
No gripping, sicE ness or weakness attend ten
operstion. They do not leave tho bowels cos-
tive. They tone o d strengthen the liver ant
set on the Glauoys, stomach and ekln, Guy
ing liver complaint, sick hoLdeche, neural
gtE, blIiou sness. .pGin IN tho side or back,
pain IN the nOWois. Gidnoye or biadder, etc
Very valuable In dYa pepRia, malaria fever o.
dumb sgUe ehills and foyer, SoDorAl weak
ness, loss Of appetite otc. They sre spisnol c
for weakly fesii Les ~ an esgiGszRso to keel
the sygtsm hes irhy They GrbsRd orsod and re
commended by Thousands as.thesnioest pSI
gsttvo and splendid livor medicine: zig
gantly s1Rar-coatod, a cents oox; hp,i .
leading dealers In medicine. Nam depo'
Fourth and King strsstd, Wilmington, DSi''
and No. 6g2 Arch street Philadelphia,
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REFRICERATOR3.

The Climax, Victor and AL
pine are included in our list.
These, and a good line of chest
refrigerators, have been marked
at lower prices than ever before.
Oil stove and refrigerator eircu-
lars mailed or given on applica'
ton.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-07-19
The W eiltueu

To morrow promises to be fair with
slight temperature changes ard local
showers. Similar conditions will prob
ably prevail or Wednesday,.
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AT
VIM. B. Sharp's,
Fourth and Market SIS,

For the Summer Season
we have many decided bar
gains in reduced goods.
What few Ladies' En-
b,oidered White Suits we
have will suffer a great rel
duction.
They are of the finest
make and exceedingly hand
some styles.
Suits at $40, down to S..
Suits at s, down to 4.
Suits az Z, down 10 B 80.
Suits at go, down ~ 1,25.
Any lady interested in
White Suits had better see
this lot.
Ladies and Children's
Parasols and Umbrellas are
still in good variety at very
low prices-Chlldren's as
low as IS cents and those at
| so down to 37b-those at
los Gown TO 5o-those at IS
idown to 90. Many new
Istyles for Ladies at lower
sprices than ever.
! Nothing nicer for bathing
purposes than a good Turk
, fish Towel, We have them
lin fine assortments in all
'colors and styles for I2B tc
tl5o cents; large sizes.
II Also "a splendid huck-a
{ back towel, 5ox22 inches a
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{ I5o cents.
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