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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-02-17


One pair of fine well-matched Black Horses,
sound, good drivers and good workers. have
taken premium at Hartford Fair three years In
succession; ] Sherman Morgan Colt, four years
old In June, an excellent, prompt driver, sound
and good l Bay Colt, years old, well broken to
single harness, sound and good driver; superb
or Jersey Cows fresh and others fresh about
day of sale 3 Shouts, q. Aultmau Thresher, "a by
49, in good order; Dayton Wagon, Shafts and
Pole. / Leather-top Cloth-lned Buggy, Shafts
and Pole, as good as new; new Bulett Road Cart,
/ Cutter and Bells, l two-horse Studebaker
Wagon. 9 inch tread, nearly new; Horse Cart and
Harness, Whitman Straw and Fodder Cutter,
hand or horse power Corn Shelter, Champion
Mower. i Oliver Chilled Pillow, No. 40 | Acme
Puverizer Harrow, for two horses, new Roller,
covering attachments. Shovel Pows, Moving
Scythes, Briar Scythes. Hay Carriage, ! Sled,
Forks, II oes, Shoves. Rakes Mattocks, &c. Also
set new Double Carriage Harness. | set Single
Harness, 2 sets Stage Harness, Hair Collars, Bri-
dies, Lines, Halters, Cow Chains. l Saddle and
Bride, l Cucumber Pump Stock, in good order :;
tons Mixed Hay, 300 bundles Fodder, together
with Cook Stove and Fixtures. and l Sexton
Hea or, both as good as new, Mosely Creamery,
nearly new, Acme Churn, and many other ar
ticles. Also Osborn Self Binder and | Bickford
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums OF $40 and under Cash on sums over
that amount twelve months credit will be given,
purchasers giving their notes, with security ap-
proved by the a1ctionecr. bearing interest from
day OF sale, and payable at the Hartford National
Bank of Bel Air.
sB- Sale postiv' without regard TO weather.
IL. ID. HANWAY.
IS. Richardson, Auctioneer. 10fob
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IN BOYS SUITS. during this sale. you can buy
Kilt Suit for Sl.9j that was 81 so
Better Kilt Suit for $3.50, that was $3.50.
A 2-plecc Knee-Pants Suit for $780, that was
$3.50.
apiece Knee Pants Suit for So that was 81. 80.
Youths Long-Pants Suit for $3.50, that was SIS.
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IN MEMS SUITS, during this sale, you can buy
a Useful Suit for S., original price $3.50
A Good Suit for 81 80, original price $l2.
A Business Suit for $40, original price SIS.
Dress Suit for SIS, original price So.
A Superior Dress Suit for $25, original price $3j.
A Grand Dress Suit for $50, original price $40.
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PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned, having rented his farm, will
sell at Public Sale, at her residence, near Jar
Tettsville, on the road leading TO Upper Cross
Roads,
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In BOYS 0VERCOATS. during this sale you
can buy Child's Overcoat for $3.50 that was
1878.
Boys Dress overcoat for -, that was $3.50
A Boys Supernne OveTcoat for 81, that was SIS.
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EXECUrOR'S SALE
II OF TWO VALUABLE
MILLS & A DESIRABLE FARM.

In pursuance of power under tho last will and
testament of Ezra e. Phillips, late OF Hartford
county, deceased. the undersigned. executor of
said will, will offer at Public Sale, at the Court
House door, In Bel Air, on
SATURDAY, tho 18th DAY of FEBRUARY,
I'D Mo-, 18th in the year 1888,
Ate o'clock,iM., the following
, 1888-09-05

fortunately pOSitioned as not to require any
pecuniary assistance from the State Urea
sury's Funds, were nevertheless benefited
by having the burden of maintaining the
administration of the island still divided
amOng a larger portion of individuals, than
if only those certain few who may have Pc
cuniarily outlived the crisis, had had to
do so.
On Governor Garde's retirement from
Office, this gentleman became President in
SaintCroix, and, under ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
administration of these islands, continued
altogether about three years i'll this Ca
pacity.
By a Royal Resolution, the title of Pre-
sidency was abolished in the Danish West
India Islands in the year 1884, and he then
received the appointment as Governments
Secretary, which he is now shortly retiring
from on a pension. His leisure time was
principally devoted to horticulture and
Horticulture, and in these instances alone,
the results thus effected by him, i'll beau
tifying this town and suburbs, will long
remain as a mementO of his eXeltlOnS III
these respects.
Whether as Secretary or as President
he was ever accessible; and especially to
the poor aud friendleSs who frequently
waited on him to unburdem their several
EutferingS, he lent d patient ear. What
was not possible for him in an official ca
pacity to accomplish, to relieve their
grievances, his W purse was frequently
opened to assist them pecuuiarjIy and,
his experienced advice, iii all cases ten.
dered in a spirit Of brotherly love. He
ever sought to promote, not only a good
understanding between the Government and
the people, but also a proper encourage
ment OF loyal citizens.
Now therefore that it would seem he is
about to Ieaye us entirely to rcjoIn his
family in Denmark, we sincerely wish him
a safe and pleasant passage Thereto, and
trust that the Supreme Ruler of a1 things
will continue to extend peace. happ ness
and good health, to himself and to his
family, for many years yet to come.
We are, Sir,
Yours respectfully,
SEVERAL WELLWISIlERS.
ChristianStcd, Saint Croix, 3I>t August
1888.
, 1888-09-05

We have received from Copenhagen
some unpublished details about the re-
cpption of the EmurIor Of Germany in that
city. Reception OF only very short, but al.
so very cold, if We are to believe our cores.
pendent, and our correspondent is very
we'll informed.
About 10 o'clock, the police prevented
the Public from entering on the Fold.
bod wharf, where a shabby tent had been
erected at the landing place.
The weather was awful.
The crowd, in a great measure, was
composed Of Germans sent from klcl ami
Hamburg, by the PruSsian Government, i'll
order to acclaim the Emperor on his arrival
here, from the circumstance that tickets
had been sold at very reduced rates, the
day previous at KieD.
AT eleven, luckily, it did not rain, at
that mOmen), the Queen, the Princess
Royal, with her sons and the charming
Princess Marie Amilie, prettier than ever,
whom the crowd received with enthusiasts
tic hurrahS, arrived in open carriages.
At half past eleven, in asteam launch,
came the Emperor,
The Queen Immediately after saluting
him withdrew a quarter of an hour after
wards, surrounded by a numerous stan OF
hussars, the EmpeIOr's carriage left the
Toldbod, drawn by six beautiful horses.
King Christian sat on the right and the
Emperor on the left side. From the ToIdbod
to Amalienborg, the Sovereigns spoke not
a word, but during the whole way the
Emperor was Kissed and hooted. The Ger
mans e~ndeavoured to acclaim him, but
they were hushed.
In passing before Frederick Gade, the
whistles grew so deafening, that the EN-
peror twisted his mustache, and looked
red and angry.
At eleven O'clock at night, in a pouring
rain, he left the palace to re-embark. At
3 in the morning the German feet started.
Flags were only seen on public buildings.
and hoisted only at the last moment.
Such is the reception given to the En-
peror. 1t will be interesting tomorrow, to
read the Gazette de Cologne and learn how
that reception will be related.
, 1888-09-05
The Black Crusade.
Translation from the Figaro Of 17h
July 1888, for the st. Croir AriS.)

49, 'NS'N RANAA w AAFAAAA - u AOAkO Il III AlIt
ago, the Cardinal Lavigprie had with Leon
XIII. several conferences of a peculiar
nature, full OF interest and gravity
The Jealous and holy APOSTLE who in.
spires his people with such a flith that
he only requires to write. Good for martvr.
dom,P" as the late Lord Chouboppipr dead
recently a victim of duty, in order Ibat
they should answer him al is far that
came" having INFINITELY evDoSpd 10 His
Holiness, to what a yiIlaipons extent the
slaye.trade in the interior Of 4frica il
carried on, in the very heart of fine mis-.
sion, where the White Fathers are estab.
liShed, tile Ponp Granted TO His Lordsbin
most extensive powers, in order 10 root
out the evil which undermines the untor-
tunate country and threatens to depoDu.
late it.
In reality upon a territory as extensive
as France. sIavc-tiadrrs. evadinu thr in.
tprnarional treaties. rhat abolished the
slave.tradp. the shores BEING watched by
European fleets and bpino hlppilv ,rotpcf.
ed, are CARRYING IN, trade in fine most
savage manner into fine inferior of tbe
country. -Four 10 five hundred thousand
head of human stock. arp. every year
suatched from tint country. all women and
children AS thcy have fonud ont rbat
adults are no longer a profitable traffic ON
, 1888-09-05
The German Emperor in
Copenhagen.

(TrQnslated from the Figaro Of 4th duyast)
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-13
THE CONCERN Disrupted.
J. w. Sachs ana Martin Hooker, Both of
Local Fame. Broak Up.

J. w. Sachs ana Martin Hooker. Both of
Local Fame. Broak Up.
J. W. Sachs entered suit In Squire
llughcy's court yesterday against Martin
Hooker for the recovery Of $50, alleged
TO be due the former for services rendered
The latter in various ways. The document
was placed in the hands Of Constable J.
]. Strain for execution, aud when he mr..
rived at llookcr's saloon, No. II Mccall
street, he learned that the business WI.
conducted In Mia. lluokcr's name. cons..
qucnily the papers wcw returned unpNe.
euted. II Is said that Hooker park. alias
Oakland grove, b run iu the uamc of Nlr
Hooker also. II that be- the ease. A srotr
OF creditors will suffer the loss of tums
ranging In amounts irum SO 10 ssn S,fLs
y the party who, ns the spectral friend M
Hooker Naluly tried 60 bulldolr Tn Ar.
riaL when II was engaged In the exposure
oi Hooker park, q place ON the pfnsrrr,
park dummy line, whore the lowest order
81 people congrcrntc. especially ON sun.
days. Thus DO proprietor and manager
end Their business and friendly relations
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FIongI,InE the MnAe-.

storm NJ sea means Inevitable sca sickness tot
ocean travellers. The Nibntion " steamer screw.
even is spc lrisl 10 any but the sitongrst .totn
noh splicing the msiu brace a. the Inhibition
II a glass l. peculiarly termed by sailors IL poor
substitute iur the swallowing II that incompsr
able tfsnquillycr oi sen sick somsohs llostct',F,
stomach hittrrs. which no commercial traveller,
tourist o. invalid should be without Ia crossing
The hrny' or making tedious land journey No
unmtdicstcd stlmulant Of commerce l. comparable
Tor cnicsry a. the great lnyigonnt Emlrrsnts
10 the Wet pronounce Il ar,llsblo preventive oi
mnlatial Injection, a. we'll o. other complaints Ia
witch hardship, impure water and miasina tailtsd
Nzpurs give fl-c II Uudcts hfackish water dfiukab
sui hafmless and u q tine remedy tut dlsprirft ol
the stomach aud bowels. aud iuT Kidney Trouble,
auu fhputuatlsm
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LOCAL NOTICES.

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. 224 Second 81.
BRINKLEY LUMBER Co., l2i Jefferson st.
CITIZENS Steam Laundry, Nos. 20 and
% Beale street Tel. 365 for wagon 10 call.
CHoICE rigs at J. T.. Edwards x Co. q
Livery, Third and Monroe.
Buy your potato barrels from 7. Kordel,
No. 1913 Front street.
TELEPHONE 100 for messenger or car
riagc any hour day or night
PANTS made TO order from 90 up. J..
Menke, tailor 40 Monroe street
MEMPHIS Steam Carpet Cleaning and
Renovating works, go Bcalc street.
LIE LUMBER Co., $50 Second street,
sash, doors, blinds, shingles, holdings
G. II. HorcuKIss, skilled matchmaker.
Difficult and complicated watches | es.
pccially solicit. No. 80 Monroe street.
PURE and white ~ tho flower whose
name II bears are the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DEAN X Lilly CoFFER AND srlcE Co.
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NOT COMPELLED TO STOP.
A stroot Car Drivers Supreme CO..
tompt for tho STAINING sIgpnI

stroot Car Drivers Supreme Con.
tempt for tho Stopping signal.
The motto Of the average street car driver
In Memphis seems to be, Damn the pa.
irons OF the company, at least the male
portion thereof"
What do they care how man gets OF
their cars, 80 long as they are not lis.
turbcd 10 bring the boxes ia halt2
Shortly after O'Clock "Wednesday after.
noon, Mr. John Riley sat on an edge of
the sidewalk In the alley between Union
and Hayoso streets, on Main. Around
him was grouped a crowd oi indignant mon
and boys. Mr.. Riley wis painfully cma.
ciaicd aud weak, the result OF n three
months Illness. lie had short time lie.
lore been passenger On box No. ~, oi the
old ElmwoOd line. When lac reached his
destination an appeal was made to the
driver 10 stop, 40 that he might dscmhark.
Not the slightest attention wis paid 10 H.
Mr. ltilcy dill not wish 10 proceed further.
aud LEFT the car while Il was In motion.
In 10 doing In his weakness, lac Was Nio.
lcntly thrown 10 the pavement. The right
side of his head struck sharp.rLgcl
rock, the forcihlc contact inhicting "A main.
inl cut In Mr.. ltlcys temple. The victim.
lied passenger slowly made his way TO the
point mentioned, vat down aud bore his
suilcfings without q murmur.
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THE COURTS.
Today is motion day. Next Wednesday
will be the last motion day Of the term.
Criminal Court.

Gus Arnold, house breaking and lar
ccny, jury and verdict Of guilty and five
years in the penitontiary.
Frank Workman, lsra Brown and ChNs.
Davis, house-brcaking, jury and verdict OF
guilty and four years each in the pcnitcn-
Gary.
The cases of Felix Cage, larceny, and b.
A. Rodgers, cmbezzlement, will be called
for trial today.
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The old reliable Memphis a Little Rock
railroad will place on sale July ~, - and
20, round trip excursion tickets from Mem.
phis 10 all points in Arkansas aud Texas
NJ the low rate of one fare Tor the round
trip. Tickets limited. Good Tor thirty
days, with the privilege Of Stopping oil At
intermediate points. Sleeping car bcrlhs
reserved ON application. Prompt attcn-
ton given to all communications IN regard
10 through service, rates aud schedules.
G. T. llrru, T. r. A.,
3l2 Main street, Memphis.
5. W. TcEEE, q. T. A.,
Little Rock, Ark.
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POSITIVELY the best remedy ever discoy.
cred for all diseases of man and beast that
can he reached by an external medical an.
plicntion, is Rnngum Root Imminent. ono
trial will convince. Manufactured only by
Ranrum Root Medicine CO., Nashville Tenn.
Pity cents per bottle. For sale byllcis.cr
gsa Main .tr..t y
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r, II. Armour and wife TO George II.
Ligon and wife, onc.scvonth part OF
widows dover containing Is acres, being
part Of l40 acre tract on Big Creek, for
$l40.
j. t. Lyon and wife to George Il. Lyon,
same property, chattc mortgage by G. q.
johnson TO u. &. McDougall x Co. TO no.
cure four months note for 500. The lien
10 sccure payment OF note is on lot (
furniture stored with I. j. Mccarthy, said
fuTnItnre bcing insured agninsi fire.
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forks. spoons, clc.. MuIiorl'..
$3.50 90 ~. I.oni. nnd u,tn,n

The Kansas City. Fort scott a Mcmrbis
ralfoah VIII sell round trip tickets nom
memphis TO ~ Louis on July 92d and
zSu AZ ono lafc Tor the round trip, good ten
aays fot tickets and sleeper call at 81
M"disoh street. II. ID. Elis,
Gen. Agent.
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O. b. BRYAN a. co.
COAL SUPPLIED
In any quantity required.
Only $1,000 90 san Francisco aud re.
turn.

The Iron Mountain route IL now selling
round trip tickets 10 san Francisco aud re-
turn, limited TO ninety days, at the low
rate OF 5000 Tickets are good TO stop oil
At pleasure, both going aud returning.
This IL the only line out Of Memphis which
can oilcr passengers the choice Of more
than one route going, and can check bug
gage and sell through tickets :, san Fran
cisco. II. u. WILSON,
Passengers and ticket agent 900 Main IT.
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LoeL onI lar ,hninr,

WnmNotuN, August {. 1872 -II,yip,
made frequent No. NJ J. 4 G. MaruIr,
nehne il,hI consider u an almost inmlli.
bic specific Tor oholCa. diarrhn, Jy,cn.
terry, lux, etc, AMI oau recommend N n.
tu'h: ~ lnNu.
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Handle al kinds Of Furniture At low prices.
lpholstcring, repairing, packing and ship
ping given prompt attention. Reliable
gpols. fistclass work. Telephone 500.
No. ~ Main street.
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Fine watches cheap. MuIfori.
UaIERs'e Excavations 10 Arkansas aud

On July 2i,h, .b,h aud Goth the Iron
Mountain route will scll round trip tickets
~ all points Ia Arkansas and Texas from
Memphis, NJ one fare ior the round trim
Tickets arr good 80 DAYS, With ample stop.
over privileges. For the hest man Of Ar.
kansas ever published, ~ detailed inform.
alton rclaiiyc tn the excursions. write Ia
". " Wilson. Passenger and Ticket Agent,
700 Main street
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LICENSED 10 Wei.

II. A. Hcaly and Rhodn Redncld, Wen.
delin Mister and Maggie Schmidty, John
Mulligan and Lizzie Brocklcy, Steve Win.
ston and Fannie Starks (colorcd), w. NJ.
Richcrson and Mrs. BETTE Burres.
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buy your iablcvnr0 NV At Malforl'a.


- REMOVED ny Tur rsr W COCAINE.
And u stimulates aud promotes tho growth
Of the hair.
Bunetfs flayorins extracts arc tho
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Rarc opportunity at NIuliorl's.

finTr-ciNss table boad At Franaola's.
on front street. opposite cusiom.housc.
The table IL supplied with the choicest
iood the markets aflorl aud carefully
served. Regular meals 80 cents
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surScHinr ior Tug WEEKLy ArrH,t, 81
pct year. aud participate In the grand Ills.
tibution Of gifts December |.
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Advice 60 go,,,.-

Mr. wlnslowt Soothing s,f.p ,so,,,a .t,,,,, N.
used tot children iccihlnf N .c,,he. ibs rhlii.
soli'hs me gums sllals al. palm ,ufcs wind collie,
thdlt the best rmcdI iot d.arIrt 20 bolila
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THr we'll known strengthening propcrtlc,
OF iron, combined with other tonicy and /,
most perfect ncfyiuc, are found In Carriers
Iron lills, which strengthen the nerves and
body, and improve the blood aud com.
plgaiuu
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nG Suru, Veterinary surgeon, treats
oil diseases 1T domestic animals. Office
and hospital, - Monroe street, Jockey
Club stable. Telephone lGl.
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SUBSCRIBE for TnE WEEKLY ArrrAt. 81
Per year, and participate In the grand lis.
uibuiion Of gifts December /.
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, CoScrnt aud hop At jackson Mound
fark tonight. Don't iail 20 attend.
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INSURE your gin.houses In the Citizens
Insurance company, No. - Madison street.
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LADIES, ttry Rising sun baking powder
and you will never use any other.
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knIyes, iorks. ele., Muliorl,a
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IT., TIN Ilanh q Long cistcm Pumps, 357
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Jas. Jay Smith X Go.
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Wholesale gtuccrs recognize Lucy Hin.
ton Tobacco ~ the leading and best Viz.
gina tobacco made In the United States,
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Spoons, forks, etc, Muliori'a
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shelby Circuit Cour,
Rcgisfcr's once.

Stands adjourned TO court in course, the
third Monday in September next.
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Wilson A Illnu

CoNCrUr aud hop At Jackson Mound
Park tonight. Don't fail Ia attend.
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Grr up clubs for rr Wrrgty Arrr,L
andsC,urc one ol the c,shprscs. Scc lists.
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CoNcrHr and hop NJ Jackson Mound
Iark tonight Don't ilil 10 attend.
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Tiw Rising sun baking pcSicr Is the
best. Try Il.
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SuuscUiuE for rur WrrgtY Arrru, 81
per wear, and participate IN the grand dis
Intuition of gifts December |,
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CoxcrnT and hop at Jackson Mound
Park tonight Don't fail 10 attend.
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MEMS
Summer Wear.
THIS WEEK WE OFFER THE FOL-
LOWING GREAT BARGAINS.


We rcquesta comparison Of tho Goods and Prices
with other houses, "a that is the only way
you can tell whether they are really
Bargains " not
II Is easy 10 ay bargains In the papers, but Il is
quite another thing to really give them
when YOU come Tor them
MEMS HALF HOSE.-French pnlbrlrgan
Seamless Half Hose sold. elsewhere at 20 cents
apair, our price pairs for 10 cents
Extm quality Gents Fancy Half Hose. 10 cents
Mems Ingram Cotton Half Hose, l2,S cents
HANDKERCHIEFS. 90 Extra hno quality
White Pongec silk Handkerchief worth 500
each, our price 70 cents
Gents lIenstltched Handkerchief all linen, sold
all over the country for 20 cents, our price l2,S
cents.
MEMS UNDERWEAR.-De French Hal.
brggan shirts aud Drawers IN the market, sold
bysome Of our leading Gents Furnishing Goods
houses at $50 a suit our price $50 q suit or
~ cents Tor single Shirt or DraWen
You have bought Iialbrlrhn Shirts and paid q
and 80 cents TOT them. Come aud sec what We
sell ior - cents.
STRAW HATS. Should you wish 10 cover
your dome Of thought with Straw Hat for half
dollar, or better one for little morn money,
youll hnd them on our counters In endless
variety Of shapes and sly les, aud at prices that
will please you.
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CIR up clubs ior TuE WEEKLY Arrr,L
and secure one Of the cash prizes. Scc list
uubliFlp,l
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Tcmnomry ndnclInnn nd Mnlinnl..
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Muliord buys old silver.