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Ladies' Jerseys, all sizes. SOC,
at the Combination
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$3.50 RATTAN ROCKERS
WIZ. II. DUNN's, 81 eth ST. NV.
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Sewing Machines rented by week or
month at Oppenheimer's, 52s 9th st NV, st.
Cloud Building.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

WHILE WAITING, glasses repaired. Hemp
ler's, cor 4l,
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CoNNELSvILLE CRUSHED COKE. A. r. VIII
Lams i Co., 615 It'll st.
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PENN. CRUSHED COKE A. r. Williams & Co.,
615 7th st. NV.
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Fine Mating, 2Oc., at A. Kaufman's.

To Onsumptives.-Manyh have been hap
Ply to give their testimony in favor of the use Of
''WilbOrs Pure Cod-Liver Oil and Lime" Ex-
perierce has proved it to be valuable remedy
for Consumption, Asthma, Diphtheria and all
diseases OF the throat and lungs. Manufactured
only by A. b. Wilbor, Chemist, Boston. Sold
by all druggists. 60
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ELECTION OrycERs-

ELECTION OF OFFCERS.-The National Capital
investment company, recently organized for
the purpose of investment in District real
tate-the funds To be furnished by shareholders
In monthly instalmentS-has elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, Saml. III. Walker; vice
president Saml. Z. Mills; secretary, A. b. Kelly;
attorney, William A. Gordon; trustees to hold
title. W u. w. Aohun and e. IL. Robinson; trea-
sureT, >. ". Currideu.
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CoSNELSvILLE CRUSHED COKE. A. K. VIII
lams s. Co., 616 7th st. NV.
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LAWN VASES, new stock just received, 9
Shedd's, 400 9th st.
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GENTLEMEN who are judges now smoke the
Greek Slave Cigarettes Nothing equals their
purity aud excellence.
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w AsH1NeroS Two DAYS
MONDAY AND TUESDAY, NAY 10 AND IL.
BARNUM & LONDON
UNITED SHOWS.
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Capital. 100000. Daily Expenses, $1,000.
FAREWELL TOUR.
BARNUM's ADIEU.
Iregret being forced to take away from my fellow
appreciated and lavishly patronized but the amuse
ment-seeking people OF Europe demand the oppor
wide reputation, and no counterpart in any country
have made all arrangements and contracts for lis
transportation, in its vast entirety the Atlantic
My aole and experienced partners will conduct this
unparalleled enterprise under my personal super
The public's obedient servant.
TRULY GREAT AND WONDERFUL EXHI
BITION.
TRIPLE ALLIANCE CIRCUS,
IN RINGS.
Elevated Stage Performances
GRAND ROMAN HIPPoDRoME,
With Thrilling Races.
TWO DOUBLE MENAGERIEa
With Rare Beasts
IMMENSE MUSEUM OF LIVING WONDERS
Herds of Elephants.
Droves Of Camels.
500 HORSES AND PONIES.
100 CAGES AND CHARIoTs.
JUMBO. Natural as Life,
And Great Ivory Boned skeleton.
ALICE Jumbo's Widow and Former Companion
TROUPE OF sEMLBARBARIC ARABS.
100 Startling and Soul-Stirring Acts
800 PHENOMENALLY EXPERT PERFORMERS.
GREAT CONGRESS OF HyGE LIVING GIANTS
GREAT MIRANDA BAND
THOUSANDS OF ATTRACTINs,
To Bewilder and Charm Every One.
PIT BARNUMs
Last Appearance to his Millions of Little Friends, and
Presenting the
PERFORMANCES EACH DAY, AND p. NJ
Doors Open an Hour Earlier
GENERAL ADMISSION TO EVERYTHING
ONLY SO CENTS
Children Under Nine Years. 25 Cents
GREAT FREE STREET. PARADE,
With 5000 worth of rare animals and objects
the morning of the arrival of the Show.
Route as follows
STREET TO 7TH, TO PENNSYLVANIA AVE
ENUE. TO CIRCLE. TO STREET, TO 9TH
STREET, TO SHOW GROUNDS. -
For the accommodation of those wishing to avoid
the crowds on the grounds, office has been estab
liShed at w. u. MErZEROTT & cos SOB Pennsyl
wanna avenue, where reserved numbered tickets can
be purchased Al the regular price ssOn
at the usual slight advance. my1 Il 567,S
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Call and See Our New Conventional
Patterns for Mikado Tides at Pauline II.
KOlbs, 9O4 F st. NV
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Best Place to Rent n Sewing Machine
Of any kind is at Auerbach's, 7th and H.
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Pickwick Club Whisky is the best
bargains Of Every Kind Tomorrow.
and all OF next week, at A. kaufman's Combina-
tiOuS.e q
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Full Reg. Lisle Ribbed Hose,
at the Combination

To Get Rid Of u Cough or Cold promptly
use Bakers Cod Liver Oil and Malt,a wonderful
remedy. Bakers pure Norwegian Cod Liver Oil
Is uneQualed. BAKER & Co., Phila. and at drug
gistS.
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REFRIGERATORS from 1915 to $50 eacl
Water coolers from 81 to $40. Moses & Son.
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IOc. Mating. at the Combination.

Have Your Sewing Machines repaired
at Oppenheimer's, 52S 9th St., st. Cloud Build
ing. All work warranted
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THE UNITY CLUB.-The final meeting of the
Unity club for the season was held last night at
the residence of Col. w. II. Chase, on 18th
street. There was q full gathering of members
and invited guests, filling the parlors halls and
adjoining rooms. Mrs. f. L. Charles Emily
Hawthorn) read an essay, entitled woman
Esthetically Considered" plea for extending
ness of woman-well prepared and very finely
rendered. There were Rotations and readings
by Ed. b. Hay, Col. w. IL. Chase and Miss Jane
Stewart, musical selections by Mrs. r. II. Rich
ards, jr., Miss Kate Scott, Mrs. Putnam; Miss
Matte SaxtOn on violin, and Prof. l.. ID. Bond
elected as follows: President, james b. Philip;
vice president, NJ. &. Emery; secretary, l. X
Trembly; treasurer, F.B Tayloe-all reflections
except the vice president
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Aladdin Security Oil.
"The Oil for the Parlor" 1.-THE Oil for the
Study" Best Household Oil in use. eo13
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JUST RECEIVED, 500 rolls straw mattings, all
patterns, 10 to SOC. per yard. Moses & Son.
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THE CHURCH CHORAL UNION.-As an evil
dence OF the great popularity of the annual
concerts given by this organization, about eight
hundred tickets are already out for the concert
next Tuesday evening, which will give great
pleasure to lovers Of glees, psalmody and part
songs rendered by large and well-traned
chorus The program, as arranged by Director
Robinson, includes also quartettes. duets and
solos, the latter by the Misses Nctte and Lottie
smith, OF New York city. This concert which
will be given largely by members of the senior
class, closes the season of ,S;l-'SH
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Rock ENoN SPRINGS and baths will open this
season June LIST. See advertisement in another
column.
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Most Reliable Place to Have q Sewing
Machine repaired is Auerbach's, 7th & H. 1
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WHO'S r. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.
II
FOR SALE = VALUABLE PROPERTY on
FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STREETS
NoRTHwfST
By virtue of the power aud authority vested In r>
me D.! the last VIII aud testament of Gathsrin.
hill deceased viii offer for SALE Ga ffont the H."
premises, ON MONDAY, THE TENTH DAY OF
MAY, A. H. lSS6, at SIN O'CLOCK, the following
real esate-vz: Part Of lot - square Isti belu ming
al the intersection OF the public alley said square
ass with 9TH street west and RUNNING thence south
l2l feet thence west - ieet: thence p, f,t
10 the alley thence east - feet To- place vi beginning.
Terms OF sale: Dne-half cash. balance six and tNsNe
months Interest at six per cent deferred par-
ents or all cash al the option of the purchaser Al
CONVEYANCE al purchasers cost. 4 deposit of SlOD
required OF purchaser reserves the right 10
resell at risk and cost of defaultng purchaser.
- - jos. 4. HODGSON, Executor.
- An.s A.
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Numerous testimonials have been sent US nom many
Of our most prominent citizens.
In e. erything in which articles In use are
objectionable. CRYSTAL DISCOVERY 10 perfect
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roots of the Hair with all the nourishng qualities
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Hair more positively than anything else Price, 81
bottle ARTHUR NATTANS,
Inventor and Proprfetor
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nervous Men.
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the use of DR.. Dyes Celebrated Voltaic Belt
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-01

MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage license.
have been issued by the clerk of the court Il
Walter X. Williamson and Josephine +. Beach
Ashley Jackson and Annie Randolph; DAME
Desmond and Margaret Carroll; VIM. Il. Frank,
and Lena NJ. Schnabel; j. Edward Scott anC
Elizabeth Sully; Noah johnson and Jenni,
Baily.
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Bargains I'm Wntches.-Solid God Ear.
ngs, $3.50; gold front Lace Pins, from 81 to
2; Cuff Buttons, 81. Frank, 457 Penn. ave. /
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-01

NEW NATIONAL THEATER
THIS SATURDAY. EVENING.
Last Time of the
BOSTON IDEAL OPERA COMPANY.
w. IL FOSTER, Manager.
TONIGHT AT O'CLOCK,
With Marie Stone. Agnes Huntington. Tom Karl. and
w. IL. Clark in the cast
Next Week
MRS JOHN DREW,
Americas Representative Coincidence,
Her Own COMEDY Company, in a great production OF
w. s Gii5erts Most Suceessful Comedy,
Its first production in this city. 1t
A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE
THIS EVENING.
Farewell of
THE ALTA NORMAN --s
ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY
In Grand Spectacular Production of Gilbert and Sui
livan's Masterpiece
THE MIKADo.
Produced with Gorgeous Costumes Elegant Scenic
Effects and "a Brilliant Star Cast, including
ALTA NORMA YUM
The principals of this company appeared during a
long of English Opera and greatest sue
cess at the Fifth Avenue Theater, New York City.
May 3. 4 and 5-AMEEICAN GRAND OPERA
COMPANY. my1
A LBAUGH's GRAND OPERA HOUSE
TOMORROW SUNDAY EVENING. NAY 2,
(By Unanimous ReqneSt)
GRAND CONCERT
BY the Principals aud Chorus of the Alta Norman
Popular Music.
ORATOIlIO. OPERA. BALLAD.
Popular Prices: as, 50 and - cents
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You will Save Zoe. ON Every Dollar by
going to Auerbach's sewing machine rooms, 18th
and II,
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AUCTION SALES.
V'HoMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer.

F1NHoMAS BOWLING. Auctioueer
WALNUI ETEGERE WALNUT MARBLEToP
SHAMBlk SUITES, WALNUT AND PAINT
I'D MAHDROBES, EASY CHAIRS % n ID
IIEShS OF PARLoR AND CHAMBER ~ IL
NlItRE WALNUT ENIENSION TARI.E
SOFAS AND LOUNGES BRUSSELS AND IN
SKAIN CARl,EIS, MATTRESSES, WIRE
SpRlNGS NJ. II. TABLES. WINDOW HANG
iNGS. CROCkERN, GLASSWARE, kICIIES
RENl ESTES. &c, AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY MORNING MAY FOURTH lSSg
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK. at the Residence. Of a
lady decilnug Housekeeping No 9lB 18th street bs-
tween ana h streets northwest viii sell a general
assortment 81 Furniture a. partly ed above
Terms cash
myl-I THOMAS pOMTING Aurt
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Mems Percale Shirts. with Collars.
Kaufman
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Baily.
IMPORTANT REDUCTION IN PASSENGER RATES
OVER THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-FOl-
lowing up the reduction made in through pas
sen2er rates between New York and Pittsburg,
the Pennsylvania railroad company announce
the issue, on and after to-day, OF ten days eX-
cursiOn tickets between New York and w ash
ington at a rate OF $40, and between New York
and Baltimore at a rate OF IS. Five-day excur-
sion tickets will also be sold between New York
and Wilmington, Dell, at a rate of So. This re-
duction is not only in the line OF that policy
which seeks to foster the growth of business
provement, but is also a further step toward
dsarming the ticket scalpers, who have been
dealing In tickets between these important
cities. A stop-over will be allowed all Of these
tickets at Philadelphia, also at Baltimore on
those issued between New York and Washing
ton. The issue on excursion tickets will not be
restricted 10 New York, but will extend TO all
the more important stations ON the Pennsyl-
Vania railroad system.
CANDY-MAKERs ORGANIzING-The confec-
tioners and candy makers held a meeting at
81 Sth street last evening, and organized by
electing VIM. Bowers chairman, and j. T. Ken
nedy secretary: A committee OF three was APP
pointed 10 wait on all the confectiOners of the
city and invite them to come to the next meet
ing.
SALE OF A RESIDENCE.-The fine residence
on Vermont avenue. opposite the Portland,
built by ex-Secretary Window, and sold by him
TO the wife of ex-senator Platt, of New York
has just been sold by Mrs. Platt, through heI
agents, Fitch, Fox & Brown, TO Mrs. Hattie T.
Gait for S22,5OO.
payment on the eleventh issue of the Equitable
L. Il. association commences this month, May
1886. Shares can be taken and payments made
daily from $50 am. to 4:3O PIN, at the office
Shares are $500 per month Jno Joy Edison
secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-01

MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT AND SUPPER,
Benefit Of House Of Good Shepherd. given by the
lady friends of the institution, ~ Carroll Institute
Hall, 6O2 st. n. W., MAY 3, 1856 at 8 o clock
Tickets 5Oc., Supper extra. a;s(lISt
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JOintlcss Mating. the very best, 35c.
Combination
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-08-19
To Patrons Of the Late Audubon " Times"

With the issue of August 9Th 1886,
the Anda6oa Times ceased to exist
so far as the writer hereof is con-
cerned. Through the kind offer Of
the publishers and propiictors Of the
REPUBLICAN we take advantage Of
their columns to announce the fact
TO the Times subscribers, who may
think strange that we did not make
this announcement in our own col.
umns last week, but we assure theM
that we had no thought of suspending
at that time, and only came to such
conclusion Friday afternoon, August
9th. This conclusion was reached
after thorough and vigorous at
tempt at settling up with the adyer-
Using patrons of the Times and find
ing that the columns of the paper
had for some time been filled with
dead head advertisements to make a
show, which to us was represented
as alive and paying. This fact, and
the fact that we were otherwise
swindled in the purchase of what
was supposed to be the good will, (of
which the paper is void), and the
subscription list, which was also
well filed with dead heads, and
subscribers who had ordered their
paper stopped previous to our as.
Stunning control, we deemed it mex.
pedient to add to our already dearly
purchased experience, by getting
out another issue of the Times
merely to make the announcement of
suspension. Those who have paid
in advance for the Times will look
to L. II. & w. S. Kimball for what
is due them.
Yours Respectfully,
G. w. BAER, in.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-08-19
Good Templars.

Following are the officers of tho
Good Templars lodge organized in
this city Wednesday evening
August II: Rev. L. b. Cousins,
w. c. T.; Mrs. Ada M. Funk,
w. V. T.; J. c. +. Wicker.
Secretary; A. II. Roberts, chap
lain; IL. u. Funk, p. G. T.; Mrs.
Fannie L. Talbot, w. +. S.; Mrs.
c. II. Cross, w. T.; Howard
Haddock, w. NJ; Miss V. Creve-
ling, d. NJ; Rachel Wills, J. g.;
Theo. Creveling, Scrgt.; A. II.
Roberts, S. D.; Miss II. l.. Pace,
w. A. S.; Miss Odella OFT, r.. ii.
S.; Miss M. o. Ford, l.. II. S.;
Trustees, John VIII, G. IL. Cross
and John OF. The society will
hold regular meetings every Tues
day night at the M. L. church.
The initiation fee has been placed at
the low price OF ST. for gentlemen
and 50 cents for ladies. They have
already snug sum in the treasury,
which will be augmented by
initiation fee Of many who have
signiiied their intention to join tho
society. Suppression of intemper-
ancc and vice in all its forms is the
main object to be accomplished.
To form an attraction for the young
people, and old as well, it is pur-
posed to establish free reading
room where all can come and profit
ably while away their leisure hours.
This will attract many, especially
young men from places OF amuse-
ment where the influence tends to
the corruption Of good morals and
where hard earned dollars are
wasted in a manner they can i'll
afford. The objects of the society
are sublime, and should receive the
support of all who are solicitous for
the community's welfare.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-08-19

Deputy Sheriff Crane was ir
town Monday.
Deering all steel binders at Jones
Dickey & Cos.
Go to Chas. Stuart & Sons fol
No. I screen doors.
Charlie Reynolds of Atlantic, was
in town Monday and Tuesday.
No. lard oil, 20 cents a gallon,
at DR.. Cloughly's drug store.
Fencing at Stuart & Sons at SD
and $1,000 per thousand feet.
Children's Mikado, Norfolk and
other novelties in suits at Kate's.
Eldorado engine oil 80 cents pc,
gallon, at DR.. Cloughly's drug store
Dell Cole it building an addition
I4x2o to his house on south Leroy
street.
August Deihn has returned to
Audubon and is again in the employ
OF John Frahm.
Charlie Russell visited friends and
looked upon the beauties of Missouri
Valley over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Coquillette
started Monday on the return tc
their home at Miller, Dakota.
Hugh Moore went to Manning
Saturday and played tuba for {
dance there in the evening.
Jas. r. Pound has gone to Chica.
go, to be absent fortnight transact,
ing business and doing the town,
Mr.. r. {. Cobean and family
have moved into the dwelling room.
over O'Connell Bros. jewelry store
Prairie chickens do not ripen un,
till Sept. Ist. Fine for killing then
before that time is $40 for each Of
tense.
Will D. Forbes is building a barr
on his premises tor his fine team o.
fast steppers, st. Julian and Jay
Eye-See.
S. II. Schryver was visiting Man.
ming friends and looking after bust
ness interests in that quarter the first
Of the week.
Miss Lucia Holmes, after a sever
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. w,
H. Mcclure, started last evening OF
the return to her hc,1ne at Oak
, .~.e, Neb.
Rev. Dickinson, of Broadhead, Wis
who will occupy the Presbyterian
pulpit next Sunday, arrived yester
day, and expresses himself as very
much pleased with the general ap'
pearance Of the city.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-08-19

Last Sunday Geo. Clark, Will
Sheafor, Hans Christensen and John
Lovelace, accompanied by the Misses
Lizzie Wattles and Hattie Walker,
drove out to Kimballton, and stopped
for dinner at the residence of Chris
tian Madison. While at dinner they
were aroused by the cry of fire,
which they found to be at the barn
in which the horses they had driven
were stabbed. The stable had an L
addition, and by dint of hard work
they were enabled to save portion
by tearing away the burning section.
They were engaged for two hours
in fighting the fire, and the extreme
heat of the day coupled with that of
the fire made it very fatiguing
task. Mr.. Lovelace was Frustrated
by the heat, but the rest Of the conn
pany suffered no serious incon.
venience.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-08-19
Rapid Threshing,

There is no class of work that is
rushed like threshing out grain.
Even harvest is play spell compar-
ed with it. Every possible prepara-
ton is made for threshers, for the
good housewife is as anxious to see
the noisy, hungry, but withal happy
crew, with their many assistants, off
and out Of the way, as the proprie-
tors of the machine are to get to the
next setting" Under such influence
es it is grand rush from the begin
ming to the close Of the season. The
biggest days work yet reported for
this year comes from the farm of
John Norris. ID. ID. Graves with
steam power threshed for that gem
tleman, and in one day turned out:
oats. ....... ........' ...,.. iS49
barley ..........., ...,..'... 49o
Timothy seed .............. 81
Flax seed. I9
otal. ..'........ ..'.'....'. ioof
Compensation for days work,
$3.50. Such quantity cannot be
turned out by horse power, but we
have not heard of its equal with the
same advantages.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-08-19
DAVID G.. ABRAMS, Manager.
AUDUBON COUNTY REPUBLICAN,

Entered at the Audubon Post. Office as mail matter
OF the second class.
THIS PAPER may be found file at Geo. p. Rowell 4
Co.'S, 10 Spruce street, New York, where advertising
contracts may be made.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-01-08
OUR PREDICTION
HERI FED!

THE COLD WEATHER and it absolutely
c'othc Yourself with the weight clothing
We and stocks
tending make comfortable and And for outside bi
mentw enccear we'll the requisite
decided profitable change
despite raging has been
filled with We know what to attribute this We egois
believe the crowds do friend
WE DO KNOW that they appreciate what do for THEM
We always the alert buy anything in the market anything that
article the purchaser does well buying
n ourD Department the Leading Novelties.
REDFERN DIAGONALS. BORDERED SAIL CLOTH,
AII~WOOL HOMESPUN, SERGE ELECTORAL.
B0UCLE CLOTH ETEMINE CLOTH.
Suitng comprising all the co plain
either Bcaed Figures with fronts Beads We
38inch Tict soc yard these goods
leading coors Toe We have few
II these goods worth 1Sc They
as>,ritd c"ors with different figures.
CASMERES, Best the world SOC 81 rs
double fdd Cashmere this all wool) l5c
In Pla
yonnic mlls
Silk Department have goods from the lowest
all and all kinds Broca1es
veves. which extraordinarily large has everything
and
plain stripe tocades We have displayed velvet this
predicted
Black
hsvcua this week 39uh Armuro Cloth which
will terush5a AT ward
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1886-01-08

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