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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-12-24

Died At bis residence, nesr Psgsh, on No.
veober 7,h 1886, after painful illness, which
he bore With marked chri.tisa fortitude, FAM
CTS ? GAsaErr. aged 81 years
The writer enjoyed lifelong aeq1aia lance
with the deceased. and takes . mslonchoiy
pleasure 10 tesiify ing to bis many good quail.
ties, Grouping As be did . comparatively bum
be sphere. he vas not very extensively keown
but wherever be xxs knowa he vas respected
and beloved His pleasant. frank manners,
gentle, yet C.; rerful disposition, mis- kindaess OF
b. art md ~ upathetic nature. bis earsestBess
and 6i-liiy in discharge Of duty, and his great
have for all ihat VAS good and right, with q
corresponding dislike Tor 'verythin! =hich
presented the slightest appearance Of evil, made
up tor him . en- is.ian character, such a. few
nortsls poss~s.. but n him vas recognized bv
al Who knes him. and con,inuslty manifested
BY biz "nprishi -sik and cbnste ron v-rsstisn.'
member Of the N L Church. South, AID for
many years held Official position therein. Liv.
ing, ns be did, the life Of humble though
esrns.t and Jealous christian. his Was simply .
translation from this to better and brighter
world
Mourn not sorro wing relatives and friends,
for b assured that your loss is his eternal gain.
To the bereav-d partner OF his bosom (brother
GArrett never had children) who tor 80 many
years brightened his homo, shared With him
bis joys and sorrws, whilst pacing With hin
the nosndsrinE path Of life, blessed by mutual
affection snd 6islity; We would say, weep not,
though separated now, il is hut for . brief sea-
son: brother Garrett 10 5 mply gone little in
I'D vance, press joyfulIy on then. 10 the same
path you and he for nerly trod baud in hand,
| and when the inai Summons comes TO- ysu, he
stands ready to welcome you in that better
land whore parting shall be no more.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-12-24
Lacal BrevttaeS.
Merry Chris mas to all.

Merry Chris mas to all.
The next holiday will be January 1st,
1887. 800 1e
The much Hanged for snnv ut Christms1
has failed to arrive.
There viii he divine service in ChriSt
Church to morrow at IL o'clock.
Qlintoleo-Thc great Malaria, Fever
and que Remedy. R-lia,,lc, Safe and
Efficient. Price 50 cents per bottle. For
sale by al Druggists.
Turkeys are said to have been . glut in
the Washington market during this week
and have brought low prices. This 10
very unusual ut this season.
D,nt fail to hang up your stocking TO
night; for, notwithstanding the "hsrd
time" s .nta C aus will he around ~ usu,i
we hope, with \ full supply OF "goodies."
Mr.. Frank Freeman, the cour eous in
spectnr of No Tobacco Warehouse vii
remove his family to Blltim re after Jan.
uary 1st, and take up his res,,lence ia that
city.
people are becoming al.rme about
the ice crop. Ali the weather predicti"sl
so far, however. agree 10 saying it will bs
u heavy one. So perhaps their alarm II
little premature.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Msrbury have ~.
rived in the county from their wedding
tour. They have been the guests Of Mr.
and Mrs Addison Marbury, parents of the
groom, during the greater portion OF thu
week.
We publish today . communicative
giving some of the experiences Of our fel
low countymsn, Chas. H. Wills, consul d
Maaagua, South America, in his new
home. 1t will lie found in eresting and
should be read by sll.
The Orphans Court was the only BODY
in session On Tuesday. and notwithstand
! ing the fact that Christmas 10 30 near d
hand there were but few people in tow
and nothing of interest could be gathered
from those who were here.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-12-24
OBITUARY.

Entered in,o ret. on las, Sunday morning
the l2'h int 81 his late r-.'d-nre. GlAsv.r,
near Allen'. Fresh, Charles county, Maryls nd
JAnxs TAYLoR sRed about 81
A wife, = brother. and sons and sushtsrs
survive .sd mourn him. And not only so, but
The whole community, With which ne has iden-
tilted himself for over twenty years. 10 deeply
sorry that be has gone. By al upright, gentle
apd bsnevolent demeanour thso' life. be has
garnesed for himself . rich harvest OF high
esteem and good will from aIi, leaving to his
memory . monument in many hearts, more
esduiing than marnls or brass. The popular
verdict 10, 'he vas good man, = just" De-.
vsted to agriculture. By untir,ng industry,
sobristy, good sound sense. mana Cement and
sconouy 10 s6.irs. Ne has taken the best care
OF = large 4. mily aad leaves . sang hone aud
comfortable pso.isios for them .il-co"sidsr-
ing that be starred poor and earned all By honest
toll. Thus rsfatss The aippsst, aad too cit
repeated as.ertioa that ''tbsre is notb hing to BE-
made BY farming" While thus busiiy and
succ-ss' oily .ng.ged. 10 temporal hs forgot not
",he ihisgs etsrnsi." For several yeas be
has been = true, eonsistent christisn "choos.
ing rather that good part that shall never be
taken away from him "Makiog bis peace
With God his calling and election sure" pro-
vidins tor hiassif ,hrosgb Christ "a tressurs
and . hsbitrtion 10 the heavens. that faileth
not" We are very sorry that Ne shall sse biz
face here no more. T..
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-12-24

The butcher does have some funny ex-
pressions; he told his assistant the other
day to break the bones in Mr.. William's
chops, and put Mr.. Smiths ribs in the
basket for him, and tell Mrs. Black to taAe
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for her cold.
Gen. Chapman having accepted the pos
ition of chist deputy in the office OF the
collector Of internal revenue will take up
his residence in Baltimore soon after the
bsginning Of the year. The late hour at
which he leaves mis- Office, o'clock, p. m i.
vii not permit him to make the trip daily
bet tween La Plata and Baltimore.
Mr.. Milton 8. Carpin,er. the well known
and popu' AZ school teacher in Nanjemoy,
has given up the avocstion Of pedsgoging
in that section and removed to Washing
ton To engage in more lucrative employ
meas. While sorry to lose him as citi
rem We nevertheless wish him full mete
Of success and prosperity in his new home.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-12-24
Local. MATTERS.

"a The subscription price OF The
TINES is 81. per annas'n If paid in
advance or at any time ,vithin the cur
rent gear; J. not paid within the year
$3.50 wiU be invariably charged, a:
always heretofore, and from this rule
no exception sc7l be made. ' 70, - =
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-12-24
handkerchief for Ladies
Colored-Bordered.

L,d,-s' NiI'r AH.Lin-n I.nsiitch-d Color.
ed BJri.rd Handkerchief, ! inch ben, only
loo zach.
Ladies White All.Linen H-ms'itched Color.
81 Bori-r.t Hsudk-rchi-s | !. | and ? inch
hem. cha,o. 81! les, only IL. zach.
L.d~s Pure White Ail-Lisen Hemstitchrd
Asnds.r,hr.f.. ! inch h-u. ro~s OF Hem
stitching. BOY Toe. .sch.
Ladies Pure Waite Al.Linen ilemsttched
II ,udk.rehIef.. inch hem. loc each s Tor Soc.
Ladies Pare " hiie All Linen H~m,,itehed
il-ndk-rchrf., hne and heavy 9usliIiss, / /.
| and inch hems. only l2sc each.
Ladies White Ali-Linen he ms,itchsd Had
kerchie.s wIrh coior-d borders, scaliopped.
edge, embroidered IN coiors; soha-color-d,
borders and solIj .eolorsd ,ent~,; oaly 25s
each. The hsodsomesi assor,nest OF style
nd col, lnss xxef shoM Il The ptice
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-12-24
Read r.

The go-ahend clothiers, Oehm Son. oner
for n short time genuine Waterbury Watch
with every cash purchase exceeding $n 49,
For particulars refer TO advertise ment in
another col umn. II 3 story warehouses, Cor.
P att and Hanover streets. Brimful of bargains
in Mems, Youths and Boys Clothing.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-12-24

At this season Of the year, when all are
- The lookout for suitable presents, it affords
% pleasure to call the attention Of bsyers to the
rare chance for purchasing 6rst class clothing
,t very low prices. In view u the short time
left 10 dispose OF our elegant stock. We have re-
aaeed eur whole stock to such irrssistably low
6xsres that must clear our counters As soon as
Ibis notice becomes generally known. We
cordially iavits you t. call and guarantee to
save yos mesey for your clothing. Oehn b
Sos, u 3 story .srsbsssss, Pratt and H,nover
streets, Baltimore.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-12-24
FOR CHRISTMAS

We will sell this week lot OF DRESS 81
all siZ ). al SO cents. as gosi As you es
for ST. W. shall havethem this week,
don't want you to come mex, week whe
may be all sold and tell us We never had
If you don I ind them IS represented aft
get home YOU can return them and get
money. GENTS UNDERwEAR
and see the best SO c-nt CNDERSHiR
ever saw, and DRAWERS 10 match.
selling WOOL UNDERSiilRT for 81 this
son. as go.d As We -.rr $40 before at
DRAW Frs 10 HI.l.h Scarie, W DOL SHIN
and DRAWERS for s., worth 8. so
Fur. Top GLOVES Tor las, worth 81
Gents KID GLOVES. 81, IS. worth 81
- SILK ScARFS reduced 10 IS
SILK NCFFlERS. 81 IS worre S3-Al =
Jon. SILK HANpKERCiIEFS So 30
worth 15-Auciion J . SiLk iANDkI
CHIEFS - r~rts worth 81 .S-Au~tiuu j.
o,orrd Bbrir'-d HAN kEKC!ilEF',. !
IS c.n's N,ry nj Al Ltnrn hANpkE
CHIEFS IS c.u's. VERY IN. wnrtrt VI
FLERS. 81. worth s so at NEGlN\lS
eurn.r Chsrl-. and F4r-ttr .tre-r', .i'irnoi
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-12-24
Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs.

Fancy Broc~d- Silk Hsndksre i.is. over loo
styles and colo iugs, representing the largest
snd best assortment ever ferei BY us. Rich.
harmouizIng comhiastions in predo mating
shades of ~ ht aud dark bt ues greens. cardinal.
old gold. sapphire aud scarlet. SOC. IS, 75c,,
s7i.. 81, 81 IS, 81 SO, SITS and 81.
White Broesded Silk Haudkerchiefs. Soc.
.s?ic. 75c., SHE. 81. 81 IS 81 SO, $l.75, 81
81 62a, 5? s7i and So each.
White China Silk H-mstitched H.ndk-rehi.fs
eItr. qualities, inch hem 20 isch, 37lc.; %
inch. soc "a iueh 6!ic 75e., s7lc., 81, ST.
no, Sl.?3 each.
White China Silk tlemstitched ''initial
Hsndk-rchIeis, "a inch square, , inch hem
ha udsome wreath around the embroidered let
tiers. Only 81 each.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-12-24
The Cesa.lmg Weather.

The CosMlnE Weather.
A. J. Devos, a meteorological, not entirely
unknown 10 fame, living At HackensacF, n. j.,
sends to the New York Sun the following
We ,lher predictions for the remainder Of winter
The credulous might do well to prepare against
his promised blizzird:
On Christmas it will he warm md foggy,
like April, and vii continue unusually warm
till tn. 28th Then Il northeast storm silt set
in along our coast, and on the evening OF the
29lh The wind will sudd-n,, shift to the nort,-
west, and on the 3Oih and 3lst We viii: hxve the
>rverest blizzard Of the season, and 1881 will
enter with III mercury from go to l5o below
zero in this section. aud the cold will extend
far to the South. Parties having orange groves
should gather their oranges before the 30th.
Last year 20 vessels were wrecked on the 9Th
day of Ianuaiy This year a violent sno y
stary~<ill sweep along our coast from the 9th
to the 8tn and vessels should give our Atlantic
coast Il y ide berth till after The 9Th. About
the 9th ice dealers should begin TO cut their ice
On the 10th and ll,h It will be WARM aud log
gy. On the 18th there will be very sudden
tall in the temperature, aud violent snow
storm will sweep over the country. The aver
age tr,nuerature for the month will be lower
than il has been for the past twenty years, and
ie. dealers will be happy.
The Chri.tnsas Turkey
A small turkey. not over Sven or eight
pounds, is lest, and it should be roasted not
less than three hours If well b~sted, it will
q It be dry, and it ia ruined if overdone. Ia
Aressiag it, be sure that it is perfectly cleaned /;
and it will be found better, unless the fowl is
killed on the premises, to wash it and wipe dry
before stuEng. very nice stuffng is mad .
as follows: One pint Of bits Of bread, 'oaked
few minutes in hot water, and then squeezed
dry; two small onions, chopped 6ne, and =
small slice OF pork mixed with them. A stalk
of celery may also be added. Season with one
teaspoonful of sat and powdered thyme or
sage; half teaspoonful of pepper, a table
spoonful Of melted butter, aad add Two beaten
eggs Mir u teaspoonful of salt, with half a
one of ueoper, aud sprinkle the inside of the
turkey before stufiag. Flour 1t lightly after
il is in the y 70. and dust with pepper and salt.
Pour cupfnl Of boiling water in the pau and
roast 10 steady oven, bas'ing often. At the
last haste v 18th spoonful Of melted butter, and
dredge lightly with four which will make the
skin crisp aud brown. While The turkey
cooking, boil the Ribiets 10 one quart Of water
for two hours, til it is reduced TO pint. Chop
them 6ae, and mash the liver. When the
turkey is d me, remove it to The platter, pour
oG the fat FROM the pan, and pour in the wate'
i'm which the gibets were boiled, stirring well
Add one tablespoonful Of Drowned dour and
hike gible.s. nth half teasPoonful of salt boi
lit up once and pour it into the gravy boat.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-12-24
Handk's for Children.

Childr.u'. Whit. All Linen Hemmsi Had.
.ksrrhi-fs. r"lor-i bo,dcrs. 5. st ADD Sc zach
Childr.a'.W hiie Al Linen H-ms,it.hed Hand
k-rchi-f. .oiured borders, | inch hem, 10 and
~ e.rh
Childt~ns White All Linen iiem,ti,ch-d
Hsndk-rchi-'s. rIpbrolsrrsd IN rolors, Is,
zach , tor as
Seal op-d Edge HAndk-rrhnfs. handsomely
embroI er,d % wh,t- sud eolors, only 25c each.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-12-24

Two rroraund Prob!eRS,~..-~
on oysters at the Peabody Institute on Thurs
day Of last week He said that Is. 100000 Of
eggs were laid BY single oyster. II the eggs
all lived and the increase was Kept mp at the
same rate for Eve generations. the oysters
would firm 4 mass Of the size Of eight worlds
like this. Fortunately, al the eggs d. not
mature. Dr.. Brooks favored the use Of oyster
shells for extending the oyster beds aud est.b-
fishing new ones, as the shells gave the young
roysters something to adher. to, and the lime
from them weat into the tom alton OF shells for
the growing youn. oyster 10 expl lining the
Development of the oyster from the egg. the
lecturer said there was ao;hisg in the egg Of
the oyster that resemblsd al oyster, and Why
oyster eggs became oysters and why hens eggs
became chickens we're two of the p-ofo andsst
problems of science.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-12-24
Cashmere Mumers.

White Cashmere Muffiers. large size. 6ue
quality. IS, az. so ga, 50 IS, s74 CSC, ST.,
SIl2, 81 IS, II ga, 81 SO, 81 61A. $l.75, 81
each.
/ White Cashmere Muffier., large size, 6ue
dtnality, celorsd figures. Stripes. pl.ids, &c,
81 !, 60, 624 IS. silc., ST., 81 IL, 81 %, ST..
31B, 81 SO, 81 ga
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-12-24

Club Meeting.
10 view of the fact that Saturday next, the
regularly appointed day OF the meeting ter the
Nanjemoy Literary Society. is Christmas. the
ing until the Tuesday following, the 2s,h inst,
when The gathering will take place at Ell on
Hills" the reSilence Of Mrs. Bette F. Prout.
dinner and soclable gathering is looked for
ward TO by the mAmb-rs. The question for de
ate is: is the Character OF Napslson Buona.
parte to he admiied?" Essa,s. rerdings,
determinations and music are enj,,ed at the
m 'e,iugs This meeting. it is thought, will be
largely attended, there being now thirty three
IN m ers on the role.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-12-24

Dwelling Burned.
The dwelling of Mr.. VIM. Robey, the con.
stable Of Pomfret neig hborh hood, on bis farm 10
that section, was entirely destroyed ~ IRE be-
tween and O'Clock on Sunday morning last.
The Gre is supposed to have caught from de-
fective Hue, as its origin was between the raj.
tiers and near the chimney. 1t WAS FIRST dis
cove ed by Mr., Henry S Wheeler. who lived
with Mr.. Robey, while he was lying in bed
He heard the roaring of the flames and immed-
lately gave the alarm, but the FIRE had made Il
too rapid progress to be checked so, with the
Is sistance at hand, the two young men, who
KEEP: bachelor quarters in the dw;l ing. turned
their attention toward saving their effects and
furniture. Most of these we're gotten out in
safety and hu, little Of the contents Of the house
w.re destroyed by the ERE. We understand
that the dwelling was fully insured in the
M,n.gomery Mutual Company.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-12-24
River Items.

Pew. Gilbert r. Villa ns has been suffer.
in. during the past week with q severe cold
and acute neuralgia, the result of exposure dur
ing the recent cold weather which has confined
him to his h.me. Owing to his indisposition
be was Unable to attend al Piney last Sunday
and consequently there was no service at St.
Pauls Chapel on that day. We learn, however,
that the Rev. gentleman is now much improved
row. Christina day.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-12-24


We clip the folio ing in regard to our
worthy representative in Cougres. from the
New York Hsraid, although the sui ret matter
is nothing new to rs, still it tends 10 show that
on. repr esenta,ive has national sta q hieh
makes it necessary even for his wees 70 -
made public: "Of all the members Of the House
Barses Compton. Of Maryland, fares the WORT.
His district lies just outside the city Of Wash
ing,on and any portion Of it cas- be reached
within an hour II is dull day, the door
keepers say, when anything less than two
hundred cards are presented to them ter xr.
Compton. A,nv Of these people live 10 the
other MARYLAND districts. Mr.. Co,ap,on's dis.
trict is purely an agricultural one, with scarce
" town Of three hundred inh.hit.n's in il.
As he could not know personally the names Of
all his constituents it used to puzzle hin 1t 6rst
to locate bis different visitors. Bat hs at last
hit spon q plan which he ends works 10 per.
fiction. When = card is brought to hia no y
he aaquidIy inquiries HIS he mud On his
hael.? Does he louk like countrvmsn? II
tbs answer be ia ii. Affirmative Mr.. Compton
bustles ont with good deal Of Alacrity. II
on the con irary the visitor wears = hoilsd shirt
or presents the air Of F.. city man there Is bu
one st.reotyped rely:-'rell him AN not ia
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-12-24

Death 81 Wm. INVADE. II 8
William H. Wade, Oldest son Of CAPITALS
Richard Wad-. and a gentleman we'll ksswa
aud esteemed throughout the county. died At
the home Of his father on Monday last Of con-
sumption, after \ lingering Hlness Of several
months, agel about so years. Few men raised
in our county had the confidence an respect
Of the CON aunty more fully than Mr.. Wade,
aad, perhaps, none were more deserving. Froa
early manhood he has been in various positions
that threw hin ia daily intercourse With the
public. He has from time to time occupied
positions of trust 10 the couaty, HAVING been
ssccessiXely constable, sheriff and tax collector.
and he performed the duties Of each With .
fidelity aad honesty that u.de him worthy
public servsn, aad gained for himself the 70.
spect and esteem of all. He WAS elected sheriff
in 1878, on the republican ticket, and it Vas
during his incunbeLcy that the colorsd aur-
derers, Martin Heary aad Simpson, expiAted
their crime on the sc.Rald. and Ar. Wade vent
through the trying ordeal Of their execution
with undiaehing courage and = resolution to
duty that was his strouI CHARACTERISTIC. 10
1884 be Vas sppont.i tax col sctor, for the
second collection district Of the county, and it
10 generally supposed that while attending to
the dutis, Of this position that the seeds Of tie
malady which caused his death we're so~n.
While never physically . strong man Mr..
Wade was nevertheless = fairly healthy one,
but while attending to his duties last winter be
1xrh; oh (oH I'm
and produced the disease from which be died.
Mr.. Wade gave up the active performs nce Of
his duties in the early Sumner, and for the past
two or three months has never left his room.
His death was q ot unexpected. He leaves four
children aud several brothers aud sisters and
other relations to mourn his loss. We tender
our deepest sympathy to them 10 their affection,
but they may console themselves With the
thong ht that his soul WAS purified BY grace asd
strengthened by spiritual consolation His
funeral took place on Wsdnesd y and the in
terment was at St. Thomas esmetsry. His
remains were followed TO their last resting
place by lars. hos, Of sorrowing friends and
relatives.
BIS. WStt Aao ~ III
most esiimable lady Of eur county, did 1t her
rssidescs, near Glymont. on Sunday last, At
quite an advanced age. The deceased Was well
kns~ througtou the county and vas usi'er-
sally esteemed for her many christian virtues
and fine social qualities. Her fuseral took place
on Tuesday and was largely attended. The
ilierment was at Pomfret
Mrs. n. A. Dut,on, beloved wife Of J H. n.
Du,tos. the we'll known magistrate Of the 5:h
district. died 1T her home GA MosdAy last.
Mrs. Dut,ou was = lady much loved BY her
friends and neighbors for her many 6ne traits
of head and heart and h.r deaf gill b sadly
regretted by large circle Of frieods and &C.
on ,ntancrs. Her funeral took place from St.
Tho .lss on Tuesday.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-12-24

TO ADVER TINES having 0
lsryer circulation thsin any other paper anong tA
intelligent farmers aud business men Of Chdrtes
County, offers superior inducements to Gd.ertiscrs
to insert their announcements in Us columns. Send
for card rates, which ioU as any other paper
t., Southern Maryland. TO say nothing about ci'cwto-
ten. .-..-
River Items.
The mild weather since s ,turday has some
hat melted the ice 10 the river though this
m rning there was a skim entirely across The
steamer J W Thompson this morning resumed
her trips on the lover river route, and the
N ,rfo steamers will resu me theirs to. night.
S,nce S .turdaya number of oyster vessels have
arrived from below il tow Of tugs, most Of
which went on to Washington Ala. Gdzetfe
of TUESDAY.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1886-12-24
WHITE AND COLORED
Silk MuMers.

White Silk Nutfi.rs, handsome broca1e ae.
signs, size, 81, 81 .25, 81 SO, 81 rs. 50, 81 81
each.
Colored Silk Muffl.rs. in fancy colors plsids.
brocades. strips and checks. 81 81 Is 81 313
ST. so, 81 IS, 50 81 IS 81 SO, ~ IS each.
The above represents only small part of our
immense stock.
All haif.dez-us and doz-ns OF Handkerchief
will he put iu neat, pretty boxes, oouEht ex'
pressy for the Christ mas Holidays. Write tor
ANYTHING you want il our line. Weguarantse
satisfaction.
NoTE. Send for Catalogue.