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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-12
WOMEN WHO SCRUB OFFICE FLOORS.
How They are Paid-IIow They Dress

Especial Corrc@r-ondence.I

Especial Corrc@Ipndencel
New YORK, Aug. l6.-ln one of the large
publishing houses of this city two women are
constantly busy scrubbing the floors. You
pass them on the stairs, mere bundles of be
dragelcd clothing and weary flesh, crouching
close Ia the wall to keep from being stepped
upon- They are to he seen again and again
crawling over tho big floors on their knees,
brush in hand, securing every inch, and then
wiping up the suds with cloth. The only
variation they have Is carrying the hot water
up two, and sometimes three, long flights of
stairs
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-12
e. = b.

Writing from the mountains, n correspond
ent says: There IL something III the bearing
Of a lover Of nature that Is unmistakable IL
Is like the distinction between a gentleman
and an ordinary person The step, the look,
the atmosphere Is different"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-12
JOHN A. COCkERlll.
a Western Journalist and His Work in
New York.
Especial CorrcspondenccI


NEW YORK, Aug. 16-In many respects
The New York World is n mystery to the
average newspaper man. The Iuidnuncs are
at a loss whether To regard it as a mushroom
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-12
CHARLOTTE HARBOR DIVISION

tloSs' connections made with S.sst.s o = B.r-z-
day, thursday ANA saturday for Vuugst Iss--.s-
Fort Ny rrs, etc.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-12
st. JOHNS AND HALIFAX
The white-f
RAILROAD
NJ A> 20. - SO.

VI = n = ~ a
NORTH BOUND
Lave Trmoka. S a. I'd.
ATTIEs Hgii>ton. 81 ~ n ma king r...F-.sa-.-
ton with ;, T. \ n W X ; train sshsch Is-.s-
faiatka al lib. arrive jacksonville l. l., ?.
SOUTH BOUND.
ISaye Eo'lston, liz q. n
Arrive Iumoka, T. M-. making. c0nnps- .ur-
with J., T. = h. W. R'y train which lt.-y..a
JaCkSonyiiic 6.lu, arrive Pziatks Iu-lu- a. Dr..
NOTE No Train runs daily xceut sumo
NOTE No Connection between FafarE
anl fDiistOn j. made by ferry
Hacks make connection xiIh train at Tom
Ia for OrInond and Daytona
T. y SPENCER. L J. WHITE
cen Pass. and Frt Agt FrtsitI.rs-
san Mateo. Fls- san Matet RI.
mysjf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-12

Tran, Ici,stng IA, k~un,Ili.- a. "a !, IA. rnd
afrNtnS 40 p IA, IAN d'IlA ''.t"'"H Jack
ddiIN except sunday.
Fnzt mail trains stop oil, where t.t.,.. j.
given. aud only at lemon street. Iiiutka-
a miN,d tram '~ tun hatw""u fIlItk1 and
Sant"rt, ~ both directions. wh:ch Stops at
al stations Ia r'i'iit."u 1" the regular ,riti~-
TIE Is3i p m. Past Matt from unreasonable.
and IA q" pa. fast Mail from SANFORD tl''k'-
direct connections VITA South Florida EuI.-
way AT sanford Z" aTd from Orlando. h i--im-
Ih",, Harlow, is't Gland, Tampa, AMI aIi STA
tIonS.
W S~t nj ''u snt twice a week
TIL" =. q. IN. anu II sop. m. trains from
Ji'Nr'uNri't, and The l2uu T. m and s.tu a. IN.
tI.t-u~ tt"II istiatksl, make direct ,unT' ctiou>
a. fs,lui - with the Florida Southern HHilwa y
- aud irsn t'in'-sNiii.', pcaia- Iseshurls. Fort
Mason, l:sy aT,s, Lane Park, A-t"r. AMI either
points reached ~ that road
Connections made at Huntington with
Stages Tor crescent city. At bIauS" cay
junction with Il. ;, -. .. y y. r. Il. Tor Lake
Helen at IitISVIlic with company : steamer
Hocki"tire Mondays, Thursdays aud Sundays,
iur tItN POINT, RuCkiedgc, t,crTrsinIut, EaJ,
'aih", hclh"urnc,u ami landings oh that TtN"r.
ST. AUGUSTINE DIVISION
a., st ~ y II X Iiy-t
Trains leave nck>"nV lille from F"ri5 Wi''i
foot OF Newman street
Nv. jacksonville - ptn Ia IA
Ar. : I. Augustine lnip an ~
Lv 81 Augustine . 7ar III. 40
, Ar JacksunN lille ------.---- ".5n Issr IA
SPECIAL SUNDAY TsslI>~-
Nv. IHCkspuN IIir- .--.------. "tp sta
Nv - Augustine. $50 4Uu
Connections made at II. Augustine with
halifax RIVER stages Tor OTmonI, Holly liiIi,
1'at i"IIa and other points on HALIFAX river
cay Fick't Once. NV cor. rsay ami Hogan ST..
II. II. MuKAN,
GeH'l. Supt- and q. l.. !.
l.. q. DEMING. a. q. L. a.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-12
sIj:;!s:a,1:s.::lIEiIIi.z l.|.l.
INDEPENDENTLY
DIRECT ALL RAIL ROUTE
RF.TN EES

Magnolia. Green CsYe Spring. ST Augustine
PGiatkG. Gainesville. OcGid. LeeSburg. ne
Land. Enterprise. EtUsUiie. Sanford. Winter
Park, Orlando. Tampa dHd Southern FLOR
iJd.
sCHEDULE ~ Effect AUGI - ga, Is>'.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-12

Tram, Ir;S Ius .Iu, k~uuNIli.- a.. 80 a. n- aud
arriving liu 4. IA, nan ,irIit between Jack
SONY lille, Enterprise aud sanford tIh,T@
daily except sunday.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-12

f5tSt mhsl trains stop Only where TINE -
given. aud only at lemon street. l-fiItka-
\ MIXED tram t~ tuH between FtiItkJ AMI
SANFORD, IN both directions. winch Stops At
uit >tuIIuu~. la S.i'ttt."u L. the ICuutar ,rttt~
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-12
CONCORD PHILOSOPHY.
4 DRAUGHT FROM THE SOURCE
OF THE PieRlAN SPRING.

A fhiiOsophic Tea-Lecturers Who Fight
si.y Of Their Subjects-Peculiar Results
"a Boston CuIture-Old Hobby Riders
A:red-ipante and His Beatrice.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1886-09-12
ST. JOHNS & LAKE EUSTiS DIV.

.Dinner at "cis''foH At > . rm: Supper /
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-07-18

Maxwell is said to retain some
hope, as he still has two Supreme
Courts to appeal to. Perhaps a
careful search in the records would
disclose the fact that the law
under which the jury that convic-
ted him was drawn was engressed
by a person whose baptisimal GER
tifcate was signed by clergyman
whose diploma came from a theo-
logical seminary whose founders
will was drawn by lawyer not in
good professional standing Post
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-07-18
STEWARDS Policy.

Senator Stewards address to the
people of this city is printed on
tie LEGAL page Of this issue Not a
full but a sufficient summary re-
port is given to enable those who
did not hear to judge of his rosi-
ton upon the leading issues Of
the present time. 1t is not spe-
cially political speech, it outlines
a policy for the building up Of this
State which gives us pleasure to
observe is in exact accord with the
policy preached by the APPEAL
for the past two years. The mat
ter of electing a United States
Senator in the present crisis in the
States history is something be-
yond a mere political proposition
We want beyond all else a man in
Washington who can WELD an in
fuence for the States good and
who has practical ideas relative to
the best plan for the prosperity Of
Nevada.
The plan laid down by Mr.. Stew
art of adding portions of Idaho
and Wyoming Territories will place
the State beyond the purchasing
power in elections and we will no
longer be stigmatized as the Pock-
ct Borough. 1t would add to our
mineral aud agricultural wealth.
and give us much additional
resources.
His plan of inducing the United
States Government to cooperate
with the State Government in util-
izing the waste waters of the rivers
and lakes of this State is the only
real road to prosperity and wealth,
and If prosperity is ever reached in
Nevada as it certainly will be, it
will be reached by this read.
The APPEAL does not say that
the theories advanced by Mr.
Stewart are the best. If any other
man can suggest anything better
let him come forward and by so
doing he will then have superior
claim to Stewart upon the suffrages
Of the people. The progress and |
welfare Of Nevada ought to be the |
first consideration of every citizen.
The man who can bring wealth |
out Of the water and the soil of |
and who can bring the
aid of the general government to
put idle men at work in this State
by expanding money on schemes
for the public good is -eminently |
the man for Nevada. be he Demo
crat or Republican. The next five
years decides whether this State is
to take a place in the first rank or
go to the rear forever.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-07-18

The street car lines in San
Francisco are experiencing lock
out. The men have struck because
OF long hours, hard work and low
pay. The Knights of Labor are
backing the car men il their fight
but anything like coercion is avoid
ed. Any man who wants to drive
a car at the present wages can do
so if he wishes.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-07-18
The Washington napers asse1

The Washington papers assert
that Mrs. Cleveland keeps a poodle
dog, which is her constant com
panlon- 1t would seem that Grow
er would be enough company for
his wife without any poodle dog.
When Grant was in the White
House the press complained Of the
frequency of the bull pup IN the
halls Of the Administration.
Between the bull pup and the
poodle the APPEAL is for the bull
pup.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-07-18

-Deisreal aptly says that the
critics were those who had failed
in literature and art. The men
who are the oftenest criticising
other peoples political methods are
those whe have failed in politics.
Having tried to be bosses and
failed they denounced bossism.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1886-07-18

A man walked into the Exam
iner office few days ago and scat
tered his brains over the floor of
the counting room, thereby leaving
the editorial room to Shift for it
self.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-05-20


ED. POST received my commits.
sion as County superintendent thi-
evening. Please convey my thanks
to all the friends OF Major Dili for the
interest they manifested in my behalf
! commenced teaching common
schools In Frooburg at the age of III
years and continued till was elected
County superintendent IN 1877
served the full term of years. In
1850 was elected Principal OF the
Ereeburg Academy and continued rs
such 10 yenrs, Ia May 1870 received
a teachers permanent certificate is-u
ed by J. p. Wickcrshnm then state
superintendent. Taught the Free-
burg graded school IN 1888 nud 1854.
Was Secretary aud President Of the
Frceburg Academy 81 years | bro't
Major Dill TO our county Feb. %, 1867
and remained his true friend till his
death. Several days ago was select
ed by the chairman OF the Executive
committee to deliver n eulogy on the
late Supt Din before the State Teach,
ers Association which couvcnes in
Allentown, July g, and 3,
Truly Yours,
ID. .. BOYER.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-05-20
Mercantile ADDraiSal9lt For
kSSss.

The vendors of foreign and domcs-
tie merchandise, hotel Keepers. ,listil
lcrs, &c, in Snyder county, will take
notice that they arr appraised and
classified 10y The lay Ino undersigned
appraiser uf mercantile and other II
ccnsc tan for the year ieSj, as tol.ows,
tn Uii.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-05-20

BANNERviLLE.- Bark peeling will
come TO an end soon.
Howard Baker killed q rattlesnakC
which had twelve rattles and meas
ured three feet
ID. y. Harmony made great i'm.
provenent on his house by building
new porch.
DR.. S. u. Shivc is laughing all over
Its II boy.
A great deal of corn is yet to be
planted in this section on account of
wet weather.
Tie reporter to the Lewlstown Gd.
attts from this place was boastins of
his grand fathers cabbage stalk last
week. wonder whether q person
could get some OF that seed. | believe
he is humbug
RRr.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-05-20

CINrH.vfdN.- Jerry Crouao and
I. NJ. Sanders, candidates for Jh,
Legislature were iu this uci@ihor
hood last woci, kissiug the babies aud
shaking hands with the dear people.
John Showcrs prominent citizor
Of Lcwishurs, was ia town on bust
mes, hast week.
Are you insured against loss hy fire
II not br sure and call on :. i. Shcary
for n policy IN tll0t strong aud rnlia
bile company, Tho Continental Of New
York.
Admn i}uhh on1 family Of Dry Val
ley y Roads, were tho guests OF T.. T..
Hartman on Saturday and Sunday.
J +. Mohn and \. Is. Shcary wor,
In AiHuisburg on Sunday.
John Brouch"r took In the sights nj
BrHv"rtuwu over Sunday. John says
he hnd II nice time and who can doubt
It.
J. r. ShinAci was in Lewisburg on
Tuesday, courtiug.
EEp
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-05-20

WRsr BEAVER The post office is
now established at Lowell aud we are
ready for business.
G. w Eisher will soon have his new
house finished 50 much for Lowell
w. q. Wagner took IN about 4j0
dozen eggs last week.
Daniel Hcrbstcr il. AT this writing
very low with drcpsy and il not cx.
pact9d 20 recover
Dr, =. II. 5hive was seen on our
streets on Monday Call again Doc.
bu; leave your pill box at home
The farmers are now planting corn.
The Mi3dlpcrctk correspondent
made n grand mistake when he suid
| was M old bach. but II lac wishes To
start a sensation in the Posr let him
sing It out. am ready.
l.. ) Eonig j. nursing sore loot.
Boz
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-05-20

I Persons wishing TO secure Cucun.
Der pumps can do so Ivy calling ON y.
y Hare, Middleburgh, who will rurp-
ish them for wells 90 feet deep ut 81 90
Apr1,5nL
GRAND PATuKR CLOck F1V SALE
An eight day brass works. cherry ca..
Grand father clock, guaranteed 10
keep good time for sale ch,up. Gallant
my Jewclry store in Middlrbur,h
H. Il LElrlrI.
Just rcccived-A carload of plaster
at $40 per ton. W. l.. WINrY
"Why should not the Timn Come
when the name of DR. David Kennedy
shall be associated in the public mind
with the publication of the blood, IL.
the uaiue of Harvey now i.Nith it-
circulation For certainly no other
medical mun has done ~ much to
that end IA he has And 20 IS nl.o
important that people -hou!d know
that the result of hi- libors are with
IN reach OF al in the form Il Nrs
kcnnedy's 'FayOri'c Remedy, '''--
'''"''' '''' '''' May
STORE BgoI FuR GrN~ Tho ~.
dersigned having rcpMn..G uul .,u.
cral improved hi, store room ~ the
town of Fremont, orer. i r,r rnat
1t is desirable businc,s .toud p.,i
on or address, N.gprlto.E.
Nit lhu-u.t NIL.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-05-20

SPECIAL OFFER IN PORTRAITS. -
TO introduce my Crayon Portraits to
the readers Of this paper. the follow
ing offer is made, good till July lst. !
will enlarge from q photo to II LIFE
SIZE BUST CRAYON PORTRAIT,
which counot be equaled in this coun.
try, under sl5 or $50 unframed, per
feet likeness Of copy and a handsome
piece Of work guaranteed. | offer IA
"intura '-r'nol ~ ~ i-.' .
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not a. have represented il, You need
not take IL; IL satisfactory, the por
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Grayors, II dosired will be sent by
Express .. y. y. with privilege of eN
iiuiG,ng before paying for them.
Bend photo 10y NAH and II will re-.
criv" prompt attention.
", r. NOYER, Cravon Artist,
Freeburg, Suydor Co., Pa
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-05-20
ECE).

In Paxtonyillc. May IL, Of cancer,
Barney Thomas, aged about - years.
May 10th, in Centrrvillo, of
whooping cough, infant daughter oi
3 mouths.
April IA, near AdamshurG, George
Oscar, only sou OF Charles aud Martha
Nognotz, aged 1 years, 3 months and
q dHN-
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-05-20

May -. a, the Residence OF thc
brides parents ia West Perry rvu..
by Rev. W. y. Baier, luruu Wu'y
aud phwbc Snyder, both of snyder
county.
April Il, bv Chns. Il. Ri,h'l J. i.
G. W Keller aud Miss Annie Hoffman
IIummol, both Of Sclinsgro>".
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-05-20

Il. NJ. Sturgeon Il Co, will issue,
about May Goth. most interesting
aud valuable volume entitled -
Complete Hand book OF the Monu~
ments aud Indications and Guide to
the Positions on the Gettysburg Bat
tlcGrld.' The work has been prepar-
ed with great care by Prot. J.Howard
Vert, formerly Lieutenant OF Penn
sylvania Volunteers, and II member Of
Post 6S, of the q. A. r., Of Harrisburg,
Pa. The work will contain over 200
pages, and be illustrated with about
100 ine ensrnvings OF all tho promi-
nent monuments now on the field as
we'll as the principal generals Of both
armies and buildings OF historic in
terest. The work IL interspersed with
accounts OF the great features OF the
battle, which at Prof. Wert's request,
were prepared expressly for this work
by intelligent officers and men OF both
armies who participated in the con
test. The superb work is finely print
ed on heavy, tinted paper and well
bound. The price has been fixed at
the unprecedently low figure Of so
cents, which, with large sales, will
barely cover the actual expense Of
getting up the work. Address all or
ders to r. N. STURaEoN y Co.,
5& Court Ave,
Harrlsb;irch. Pa.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-05-20

Uncle TOMS Cabin tomorro W
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-05-20
CHI 0aioNIeburgh pOst.
Published .ycry Thursday.

syyprr CorSrv Counrs.-rho Courts OF
aydcr County are held on tie fourth Mcndaye
> February, May, aud Scpteobor, and second
ldsy of December.
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-05-20
Erails .Is&S'saes.
Fire Insurance stau,t- between III
and Poverty'
L, HARVEY SCHOCH, SyIiISgroyG, Ps.
Represents tho allopiug

RcproSenta tho fplloniug
FIRST CMASS SHOOK CONThSlES
"NrNA" Of hartford Conn, Essots ~, 40 Op'
HOME OF Now Sorg, s7,B s,ll0.
Fire AssOr rIatlnnn ~ PLilA " ~ ,2oi ,b6i.
WIN those uompani you sign no Prem.
ium UOiUs, noI pay nuy Assessments. An
property II exposed dairy and hourly, 80 dNhF.
or by Fire Have your property ~ MI timor
inhureu May !, 'sG. ~,
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1886-05-20

~ our friends throughout the caunty VIII
ssllae by scrsiug u the news In their rcsp"c.
,'ye towns, villages ani ghbOrhoods. send
q, the piau TACT. aHd We Nil dress them mp.
N ,esd 30. Our ro' nrs " u always To opHn
tosS 30 who wish tH ~. rh through them IN
pcreral or local G'0sii",E ~ luhlic interest (;
bnt we will not hoi3uur,e'i responsible tor the
opinions they mas c1ftuS,.
Smyrna times., 1886-02-17

was lifted from the place and slowed
out of position some ten feet. There
was a serious washout on the Queen
Anne's and Kent Railroad between
MillingtOn and Sudlersville. Messrs.
w. w. WoOdford and r. NJ. Hopkins,
Jr., accompanied by Misses Ida and
Mollie Cole, Thursday, while returning
from Millington. attempted to cross
swollen stream, above Church Hill.
The current swept the carriage and
occupants down the stream. The car
riage was turned over with the occu-
pants on the inside and the horse
thrown down. The young men and
ladies managed to get out of the vehicle
into the water, which was nearly five
feet deep. The young ladies held on
to bushes along the banks until the
young men could extricate them from
their perilOus position, and all landed
without serious harm. They suffered
intensely from the cold before they
could reach any habitation. The car
riage was not gotten out of the stream,
but was abandoned.
Smyrna times., 1886-02-17
MARYLAND Items.

Dogs broke into r. G. FOrman's
sheep fold, near Wye Mills, and killed
fifteen sheep.
The belled buzzard has appeared in
Queen Anne's county, after an absense
Of three years.
Captain Jones Cohee of WortOn
Heights, Kent county, died February
9Th, aged SO years.
Easton, is to have a new post office.
William B. Smith, inspector, went
there from Washington to select the
site.
Wilbur EliasOn has leased the straw
board factory at ChestertOwn with the
view Of starting it up again after the
coming harvest.
Seth Craig and Henry Webster were
arrested for attempted assault with a
knife upon James Wilson in CeciltOn
district, Cecil county.
Cards are out announcing the mar
rage Of Miss Selma p. MOffitt, one Oi
Millington's fair ladies and I. b.
Meginness Of Wilmington.
William K. Stackhouse, a wealthy
farmer Of the fifth district Of Cecil
county, has made oath that he is in
danger of his life from his son William
W. Scott Roberts, Esq, has associa
ted with him in the editorial depart
ment of the Centreville Record F
Julian Baily, who has been engaged il
Baltimore.
AcOnventiOna at Elkton to consider thu
local option law of Cecil county adopt
ed compromise scheme after a livel!
oeOate between the friends of prOhibi
uon and the high license.
About $50 persons are believed to b
IN want at Port Deposit from the effect
" the Hood. The damage to the Sus
quehanna and Tidewater canal j
greater than was at first anticipated.
The fishermen of the North East an
spsquehanna rivers at North East an
havre de Grace are at present great
aglsated over a petition which has bee
;mlueiy circulated appealing to the lel
stature to exclude the pound-nei
rom the waters of the two rivers.
Smyrna times., 1886-02-17
1.-TWO HUNDRED YEARS AGO.
BY THE BARD OF TOWER HALL.

The regengeful savage" prOwled the woods,
Striving by foul or fair,
With tOmahawk and scalping knife
To lift the white mans hair,
Lucky was he who on his head
Allowed no hair to grow;
Bald-heads were at premium
Two Hundred Years ago.
No locomotives then were known,
ReYOlveTs, Gas nor Coal
No ferry across the Schuykille-and
No bridge man gathered " toll -
No Tower Hall Clothed their fellow men
As they do now" Right low"
Those were the times that tried mems clothes
Two Hundred Years ago.
Gan Market SueetT "Where Tower lIallr'
Points out the " Poets Stand
Was then bowling wilderness
Cfmarshy, swampy land
Well for us all these times have not
Remained in statu quo"
"a Stylish Suit" had ne'er been seen
Two Hundred Years ago
Perhaps, two hundred years from hence,
Great lecturers, by scores
May give their hearers an account
OF " Tower Hal" Clothing Stores.
Then sadly will they say these words,
In solemn tones, but slow
"Ahl Tower Hall understood them all
Two Hundred Years ago"
We do not intend to scalp any of our customers
although We have put the knife into a great man!
goods. The prices at which we are now sellins
our beautiful Suits and stylish OvercOats for Men
Boys and Children's wear, beats anything eve
before known in the trade-Child's OvercOai
$500; Boys S4.O0; Men, $500 GARITEE, MAS
TEN d ALLEN, TOWER HALL, Nos 5lS and %
MARKET Street. Phila.