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OA4N LII 1NDlA pII3hD.
223 inches wide, 97c. Fine sheer
ones-the rich, glossy kind. Wash
ables, you know keep them in your
mind. Ask for them, for with the
coming season these are to be lead
ing feature of fashionable toilets,
Light, airy and graceful, they APP
peal to lovers of comfort and good
taste.
SATINES.
A bewildering display; impossi-
BILE to describe stock far exceed
ing former ones. Early contracts
private arrangements-have brought
us the most satisfactory returns. 15e.
for fine twilled American Satines /;
perfect beauties scores upon scores
of styles to select from. French
Satines, a wealth of colorings; odd,
unique patterns, with the unmistaka-
bic stamp of artistic French genius
and art prettier than ever,a finer
cloth and superior goods in every
respect 37ac. for the best.
WOOL DRESS FABRICS
That claim your attention. Fine
yard-wide Cashmere colors, Ma
hogany, Terra Gotta, Brown, Navy,
Garnet, Green, &C.; 29c. Yard wide
Homespun, 25c.; all-wool yard wide
Serge, 27c.; plain and plaid CASH.
mere, 121c. yard /; 54-inch Habit
Cloth, all colors, $1.10; 54-inch
Tailor Cloth, 99c; plain and hair
lined Dress Cloth, a yard and half
wide, 69c.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
99c. for silk-f faced Henrietta,
yard and quarter wide ; silk finish
ed Cashmere, 46 inches wide, 50, 70
and SOC; all-wool French Cashmere,
so and Goo.
UMBRELLAS.
Now for the rain shedders. Don't
you want enc? Not the clumsy,
ungainly things that are offered you
50 frequently, but snug one that
has strength and neatness COM
bined, and can be relied upon to
turn rain like duck. $50 Alpaca
Umbrellas, warranted fast colors.
26 inch, worth $1.9S, at $1.49.
% inch, 2.25, at l.59.
80 inch, 2.49, at l.69.
LADIES' COTTON UNDER
WEAR, made from Fruit of the
Loom Hill & Lonsdale Muslin,
trimmed with cotton edging, tucks,
rufiles, insertions and Hamburgs,
Drawers, Chemise, Night Robes,
Skirts, 10, 25, 80 and Acc. for all
kinds. Mems Unlaundried Shirts
of Dwight muslin and fine linen,
49c.
SPRING JACKETS.
Over 100 of them that have had
the pruning knife applied and to day
90 on sale at a price less than the
cost of single yard of material such
as used in these garments-Chev-
lots, Kerseys, Cassimeres, &c. Tail
or-made, 1897 down from 1913.
EMBROIDERIES.
Carefully selected ones, best made
edges, artistic workmanship, on fine
cloth. You may or may not need
them, but we ask your criticism upon
this stock of art work, feeling well
assured of favorable comment 5, 8,
10, l2l and lSc. for lines of En-
broideries that will astonish you
Soc. for Cream Lace Skirting and
fine Muslin Embroidered full width
Skirting.
BLACK ALL SILK LACE.
In Guipure, Spanish and Chan
lilly, at $1.9S. We had never
known such values in all silk Laces
Remember prices of this kind CAM
possibly last. You can save quar-
ter or one third by purchasing from
this lot.
The half has never been told Of
the merits of the Black silks at 93c.,
99c. and $l.25.
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Lambertville Public schools.
Report of the Lambertville Public
Schools for the month ending February
gath, 1888
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Shoes at low price for cash at
LoUDEN's. nov. 23.lf
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DIR. ]. W. Scarborough, died at bis
residence in New Hope, Pa, on last Fri
day morning. He had practiced dentistry
in this city for years, although having his
residence in New Hope. He had been
President of the New Jersey Dental AS.
ISOLATION for year or two. Dr. Scar
borough was man Of umblemished char
acter, kind hearted and unassuming, of
good mental attainments and having the
esteem of the community 10 which he
lived. His death was caused by asthma,
supplemented by dropsy and physical
prostration. His funeral. occurred on
Monday last, and was largely attended.
DR.. j. Hayhurst, of this city, and Samuel
Swain, OF Bristol, spoke on the occasion.
The interment was at Wrightstown
Friends burying ground.
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On Thursday last, Israel Foster, of
West Amwell, who had for years been
suffering from bis left eye, had it taken
out in Drs. G. H. and F. w Larison's Of
fee, by DR.. Charles Mcintyre, of Easton,
well-known occulist. Drs. Romiue and
MeGill, of our city; DR.. Parry, of New
Hope, Pa; DR.. Cooper, OF Point Pleasant,
Pa, and DR.. Sproul, of Stockton, were
pres aud assisted in the operation. He
is n ow doing well and is suffering little or
no pain. For three months past this eye
had become intensely painful and was af-
fecting the other, insomuch that there
was great danger of loosing it, if the di-
seased eye was not removed. Over four
years ago, Mr.. Foster, while shaking
lime in box for the purpose of making
mortar, was struck in the eye by splash
of lime, which caused the disease and
brought total blindness to that organ.
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Lambertyllle vigilant society.


The SD annual meeting of the Lam
bertvile Vigilant Society was held in the
rooms of the W. @. L. U, on Friday.
February Gath. The following officers
were elected aud pursuers appointed:
Presideut-W. F. Hayhurst.
Vice President-R H. Dilts.
Treasurer-Elbert Vert.
Secretary-S. A. Finger.
Directors-Jacob Servis, Geo. NJ Hol
combe. X. FL. Van Horn, j. w. Hunt,
Jos. II. Vert.
PURsUERs NEW JERSEY.
/, Up Rivers. F. Martindell, Clark
Hunt.
Down Rivers. S. Van Horn, Geo. v /.
Hunt.
:, York Road-John c. Holcombe, Ebert
Vert.
Turnpike-A. C. Gandey, L, A. Read
ing.
;, Rocktown-H Henry c. Dilley, John X
Zeigler.
Pleasant Valley-G. L. Romine, Geo.
NJ. Shamalia.
Head Quarters-A. P. Holcombe, D.
V. L. Schenck.
Up Railroad-A. G. Barber.
Down Railroad-Clark Pierson.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Up River. E. Stiles, J. M. Lewis.
Down Riyer-P. G. Hoff, John V. G.
Barber.
York Road-T. r. Hunt, G. j. Fisher.
Middle Road S. Everitt, Amos
Johnson.
Doylestown Road-David Wilson, F.
F. Lear.
AT the close of the business, the Society
partook of an excellent dinner at the
Bellemont House.
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ScuDDER & DUNHAM,

10 North Greene and % East State street.
Trenton. N. J.
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Death of Rev. Cornelius 5. Conkling.
Rev. Cornelius s. Conkling died at his
home in Stockton, in this county, last
Sunday afternoon, after long illaess.
He was born on Long Island in 1910.
His father, Thomas w. Conkling, was a
farmer and teacher. Removing to New
York, be became principal of one OF the
schools of that city. Afterward he en-
tered Union College, from which be was
graduated with honors. After gradua-
ting at Union Theological Seminary, be
was called to his first charge, that of the
Presbyterian Church, at West Milford,
Passaic county. His second charge was
at Boonton, Morris county, where he
preached until 1896 Receiving in that
year, a call from the Presbyterian Church
at Mt. Pleasant, in this county, he accept
ed the call aud remained in charge until
1871. Having been appointed County
Superintendent of Public Instruction be
removed TO Frenchtown and resided there
during the seven years OF his ofnclal ca
reer. AS an official he made an excellent
impression upon the schools of the coun-
ty. In 1880 be bought the Stockton saw
mill and spoke works, and removed to
that place.
His wife died in 1882. The only sur
yiving child is Edward P. Conkling, Esq,
of Pennington.
Mr.. Conkling was an active and eff
Gent worker in the Sunday School, local
Historical Society, the Masonic ffaterni-
ty, and other associations. AT the time
Of his death he was member of the
State Board of Education.
His funeral will take place from his
residence 10 Stockton, to morrow Thurs.
day. at ii A. NJ. Services will also be
held at the Mount Pleasant Church, at
$3.50 p. NJ.
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When stock of Dry Goods is being
laughtered it is absolutely impossible to give
quotations. Those who come first will fare
,est. Goods we have one day will be sold the
lext. Nothing will be replaced The stock of
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fIhoI WARD oIHUUI.
Miss BRoADHuRsTs RooM-Jennie Barley Della
Barber, Hannah Joiner, Pauline Mccready Flora
Hagaman, Anna Slack, Joseph Cooper.
Miss REILLY's RooM-Lizzie Stephenson.
Miss PURcRLL,s RoOM-Edith Slack. George
Kline Russell Barber, Amos Morgan, Erwin Smith,
James Petrie, Lille Whyte, Lille Dave.
Miss REYNOLDS RooM-Mary Shamalia Stella
Smith, Bessie Cole, Carrie Paseoe, Horace Barber
Joe Smith. Willard Mathews, Albert Pascoe, Geo
Dave, Charles Dave.
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HILL SCHOOL.
HIGH SCHOOL DRPARTMENT-Charles Menaugh
George Whyte, Jessie Whyte. Charlotte Lyma n
samuel A. Huselton. Charles Hodge. Nellie Gregg
Mary Closson, Frank Swallow, Andrew Boswell.
Miss Persons RooM-Abhie Stout Alice Smith,
Frances II. Hurley, Josephine Cray, Anna Black
well, Lizzie Morgan.
Miss GALLAeHER's RooM--Agnes Stephenson
Pauline kimmel, Gusse Hagaman, Julius Vetter,
Arthur Yannatta, John Malloy.
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22a inches wide, 97c. Fine sheer
ones-the rich, glossy kind. Wash
ables, you know keep them in your
mind. Ask for them, for with the
coming season these are to be a lead
ing feature of fashionable toilets,
Light, airy and graceful, they APP
peal to lovers of comfort and good
taste.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-08-27
OusldnO.

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-08-27
1nlano.

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jest nit tbrem fritberen 81 B g D
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M & E. G. KREMER. & co.
DITI,.

ATTwOOD-At Mount Vernon. M. Thun-day.
\. !. AIrwooD.
Funeral will take place from the residence 81 Mr..
John Cubbins. North second street. this SUNDAY
afternoon at 40 O'Clock. Services by the Rev X.
Buriori. Friends Of the family arc invited 70 at
tend.
FITZPATRiCK--At her residence. No. ~ Main
Etrct. Saturday. February H. iss NJ lis O'clock a..
m. MARY fuEfArnick, aged nincty-two yean-
mncml from her late residence this SUNDAY
afternoon at O'Clock. services al 81 Joseph :
church at 20 O'Clock. Friends of tho family are
Invited.
MILLER-At residence No. III Exchange elrrtf.
Thursday. February .. isss at n O'clDck y. m, H.
y. MlIi.Ln. AGED seventy three years
Funcni will take PLACE from hk late rcsldcnce
this CsUSDAY1 afternoon ats O'Clock. Friends Il
the family are invited 10 attend
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rnrBurE or nKsrEcr.
pr. D. Mll.. wIlieti.

Alta meeting Of the profession. held at the olhoc
Of Dr. Jonos. Tuesday February Z, the following
resolutions VEN Adopted
Resolved. That In the sudden death % Dr.. T. Miles
Wiilctt We painfully raligo that In the midst II
le We are In DEATH" but In his last Illness wc hare
the consolation Of knowing that physical suffering
was brief aud his frucom from pain Il nov eternal
Ilo-oltcd. That We cherish hiS memory NJ sacred
his pure character etcmpliying most beautifully
The untaruishcd life Of cultivated physlclan and
sion a. worthy 81 stimulation.
Resolved That a. individuals and profession,
We duly deploru his lp-s and extend 10 his bo
a. n. THORNTON,
ID. ID. tAuNDEfts,
Ai.EN. EisSklNE,
IikBhh JONES.
Committee.
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THE NEW ENGINE COMPANY.

Invinclble No. Partially Manned
and Stationed on the Bluff.
The new Gre engine company, Invinci-
BILE No. 8. was placed in service last night.
II Is stationed at the Babcock engine
house, at Front and Union streets So far,
but five men are on the company, but the
other three viii he put ON today or tomor-
row. Capt. James Burke, who had charge
Of Enginc Company No. l, iscaptain Of tho
new company, and Pat -Phelani Is engineer,
having been transferred from Engine
No. 2.
The house has been fitted up In good
style for tho members Of the new com
pany, and 10 soon ~ the horses get down
10 work there will he little trouble in max
ing a quick turn out. For the present tho
new company will answer alarms only
from boxes 20, -, II, % and g.
The organization OF tho now COM
pany and the transferring Of
the men made a change In the personnel
OF other companies. Capt VIM. Carroll
was transferred from the Fours 10 Engine
No. |, and James Merriam appointed cap
tain Of No. 4. G. IL. Nj. Smith took the
place OF Pat Phclan ~ engineer OF Engine
No. 2. When the new Babcock arrives II
will he stationed In the same place where
the one now In service IL. The old one
will he stationed In Chelsea, and VIM.
Fiizmorris, now driver Of Engine No.
will be made captain Of the company.
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DO your Then you have not taken Prof.
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KREMER'S

Velvet Dcpartmeut-At2 % cents per yard. Twenty
different shades of new striped aud plhin silk I'm
shcd Nelvcts In all c0l0r hnst time shown Special
drive this week only at ~ ccnts, your choice.
For one week Runners will sell fine SILK Vel.
vel Dress for $3.50. Only one dress Ia box and
only ono box " each customer.
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KRE MER' S

GI.OvES-Ncw line OF tan and dark brown IN.
dressed embroidered gloves. all sizes. Guarantee
periec, IL for si.uo Newest shades Of 0ray Iavcn.
der and Copper, heavy cmbroiderlng. Tor si.i1.
Gray. Tan and Black seven hook undn,sscd Foster y
for sitj We have u few Of our wonderful ~ cent
Posters left Come early and Get your size
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LADIES |

No. saf sraiu street. the only exclusive HAIR
DEALER IN TIM CITY, Mu wIi.rER keep.
only the Bcs, Goods In Stock. Switches made from
your oomblngs foe $40 and upward. Natural self
Dressing n4ngs and Golden Hair Mash Zoe ever
lady. al nsln street
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sl00o-fine Jc,tcl wraps, Spring pelonlus, new
style Wraps, fiuc Plush and silk Wraps.
s50O-ElcgAnt Jettcd Wrap. In Plush and SILK
bOo-An immense line of Spring wraIs, worth
slOo0, 5000 Gnd 5000.
si.5O-A line OF Wraps Jackets. worth $50 TO $50.
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W. n. Reveis, M d., Of Baltimore Nd,
rnys: II have been IN tho practice OF medi-
icino for over eighteen years but never have
! seen The equal 81 Hodtes Sarsaparilla- IL
has worked miracles here In curing rhcuma-
tlsm and scrofula. Have almost como W
the conclusion that cannot practice with
out H." Rangum Root Medicine CO., Manu-
facturcrs, Nashville. Tenn. 81 90 per bottle
Bold nj Holsters drug store. 2s5 Main streot
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We have received about twenty-five spcciallcs In
handsome walking suits THESE suits will not be
duplicated. and nn exclusive In style. II you want
something every nObby' get inst choice.
Remember, the sooner YOU get your spring drcss,
the more wear you get out Of It.
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Sherifs Sale of Groce ries, Etc.

ny virtue ~ m oricr Of sale W me dlrcc,cd from
thclIonorablc lhanoey Court o. rhelby eopniy
MONDAY, FEBRUARY n. 1855.
Proceed 70 sell " The Highest bidder frr rash all
tho gOods wars. tnCfrhnndise, RrDccrics etc. ooil.
talncd In stor'house corner Of orrenlaw and flith
streets city Of Memphis together with one mule
sprlng wagon and harness BALE 10 takc place AZ
W. n. CANNON,
sheriff 81 shelby County.
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Kremers Dress Goods OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
new and fresh. At IS cents, lovely Atwood Henri.
etas soft and silky, Sultan. lsescdn Blue Rationale
Chaudron. Copper, Elcctrique, Marine Seal, Ser
pent, etc.
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Cana, has lot ~ heating and cooking
stoves THAI he u closing out cheap.
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NOTICE.

The Memicn Of Division 10. q, u Of l. r., arc
requested 10 meet Al their hall No. % second
ttrct. sunday, February y, at zap. ma.
D'iainoss Of Importance
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I,., Of U.dei,,erea Telegram.

Remaining at me Western Union Telc-
graph Office Saturday night, February II,
Cotton exchange building, corner Madison
and Second streets. Office hours on Sun.
day from 5 A. m. until II a. N. aud from 0
., A., until n m m
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

The Nu,zcli.wadc Wagon company have lhi,
day dissolved, q kutEcli retiring.
hcmphls, Fcb. n. 1855
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Having succeeded the above company. ". n.
Wade a 4. J. Kane will pay. and collcct all ae.
". n wADE
r. - EAkD