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Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-12-06
1889.
Harper's Young People.
An Illustrated Weekly.

Harper's Young People begins its tenth
volunu with the first Number In November.
During the year It will contain five serial
stories, including "DOiymaies,p by Kirk
Munroe; "Ihe red Mustang" by w. Q.
Stoddard ard "a Day In WaXland, by X. X.
Munkittrlck "Nels 1hurlow', Trial, by J.
r. Irowbridge; The Three Wishes" by +.
Anstey and Brander Matthew; ~ series OF
fairy tales written and illustrated by Howard
Pyle; Home Studies in Natural History" by
Dr. Felix l.. Oswald; Little Experiments"
by sophia b. Herrick; 'GfimpScs OF Child-
life from Dic5eus" by Margaret y. Sangstef:
Articles on various sports and paStiu'S, short
stories by the best wiitrrs, aud humorous pa
DpiH and poems, with many bundredso ~ IL
Illustrations of excellent quality. Every lire
in the paper is subjected 10 the most rigid cd
itorial scrutiny, Ia Older tnat nothing harm
full may enter It's columns.
An epitome of everything that is attractive
and deslrable in juvenile literature.-Bo Boston
Courier.
A weekly feast of good things to the boys
and girls in every family which 1t visits
Brooklyn Union.
IL is wonderful in It's wealth Of pictures, In
formation, and interest,-ChfistiaB advocate
MY.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1888-12-15

Po-toi,icc address, Mcckcr, Colo. Range,
Slate creek and vicinity of Mcckcr. All cattle
branded as In cut Ear-marks. swallow fork
left. undcrbit right. Also own following
brands: n: on rirhs side, a on left side.
These cattle have the tally brand on or near
left shoulder. except those branded NJ
on left side which have no tally brand. IIor.c
brand, snmc as cut. An Increase branded
IT. ?, cat.
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The aa,ddle states League.

President pro tempore Charles E. Mason
reported at Mondays meeting of the Middle
States League which was held at the Wash.
ington hotel, Philadelphia, and Reading,
Harrisburg, Lancaster, Norristown and
Pottstown would enter teams in tho new
league, and that by December 10, when the
next meeting would be held, these clubs
would be fully organized and have dele
gates present to represent them. Reading
u said 10 have leased the fair grounds, and
Harrisburg Is also moving, one party alone
having taxed 1000 worth OF stock. Mana
!. 80. goodhart, OF Lancaster, sent word that
be would put . strong team In the field, and
Norriatown and Pottstown were also re-
ported TO be In earnest about going into tho
league George Goodhart, who In interested
In putting the Lancaster club In the field,
- now In Hartford, Conn.,, with the Bald
win dramatic company, but he expects to be
home In good time In the spring to start
the club. The new league does not allow
big salaries and the Lancaster team will
likely include number Of home plByers
Strengthened by some from abroad.
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yogsny,lie ana vicinity.

Samuel Stefiy, sr., who had been suffer-
Ing for quite while with q complication OF
diseases, died on Saturday night from
nervous prostration. Rev. b. q. Welder,
OF Reamstown, conducted the obse quies In
the Evangelical church In town. and the
remains were taken to the Centre church
cemetery, where interment took place on
Monday afternoon.
A lyceum has been organized In the
school house In this place, w. Scott Burk.
holder has been elected chairman, Miss
Sara Sprecher secretary, and Frank Hart
man editor. The society convenes every
Tuesday evening.
Mr. A. e. Burkholder, who Is teaching q
Quaker institution In Chester county, was
~ homo for . week, having very severe
cArbuncles on his neck,
n. ID. Null, esq, has returned to Wash.
ingtop, d. O., taking the train at Lancaster
On Sunday.
Protracted meeting has commenced IN
the Evangelical church and IL TO continue
several weekA
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Before Alderman Deem,

Otto Williams was arrested by Consts-
bles Bsrnhold and Wittick for being drunk
And disorderly, and was taken before Al.
dsrman Dsen. 1t was the intention of the
magistrate to give him . light sentence,
but while in the oftics the man became
very soulEe, cursing and swearing at q
furious rate. The alderman added five days
Tor each time the fellow opened his mouth,
and he will have TO stay In Jail for 80 days.
George LsniE gave bail for a hearing on
the charge OF cruelty to animals.
Edward Lloyd, who was drunk and
disorderly In the eastern part OF the city,
was looked up by Constable Shaub, and the
alderman committed him tor hearing.
John Fisher, who Is charged with OBTAIN.
Ing money from John A. Shober by falls.
representation, was held In ball for
hearing.
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u REAL EHIATH.

OK WEDNESDAY, DxosMDBn 5. 1885,
Will be sold at public sale. az the Hiester
Lancaster. Pa this folio wing, to wit All that
valuable property, situated at the corner OF
North charlotte ana James street, in the city
No. /, beginning at tho northwest corner Of
Charlotte and James streets, aud extending
north i6O feet, thence eost 10 'eet, TO Charlotte
street, thence south along Charlotte street 100
feet To place OF beginning.
street, Joining lot NO. J. on the north. begin.
ming i0j feet from the corner OF James street
Guiding IL feet common wide alley TO prop.
ertYof John Debaven thence west alop Joha
DeHaven's land 20 feet: thence south 80 feet.
pinging, on which 1, erected n Large Tobacco
Warehouse, slate roof, ,&0HGn feet one story and
water Gioset, wash stand. water ana gas
throughout ard two elevators convenisntly
arranged 70 every respect. siding room for
No 3, A Lot OF Ground. on West James
street, beginning 10 feet from the northwest
corner OF Charlotte and Jane, street, snd OK
tending west along west James street rs feet.
thence north 2to feet, more or less. TO land OF
John DeHayen. iuc ndine u feet wide alley.
thence east IS feet, more or less. TO James, 20
place of beginning. ON the rear Of this lot 4.
erected an elegant two story Brick Stable, with
tin roof, to accommodate four horses, ana as
many wagons, has water ana gas. finished In
| yellow pine, and Is one OF the most complete
'' so.s A H Lot t Of Ground, on Yves. James
street, beginning 73 feet from The north west
corner Of Charlotte AND James streets, and ex
tending west aiong West James street 27 feet
to property OF q. NJ. Hambriaht, thence north
| along u. II, HambriRhts property 2i5 feat
more or lsss, to land OF John DeHaven, in.
| cluding a IA feet common alley. thence cast
| alongJo ohm DeHaven's property 81 feet thence
| south 2ib feet. more or less, TO james street
tie place OF beginning.
| Persons wishing to yiaw the property will
please call on Joel L. haines, reai estat agent
| % north Duke street, or on g. q. shuborth. o
| steam Laundry. lb East King street. Lancas
/ ter. Pa
| Hiosler House, whore thS pans of the p rOr
| erty oan be seen, ana terms and condition
| made known by q. Il. sCHUBEhTH
| JOEL l.. uAIsEs Auciioneer. GA.2tdT, WIZ
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Another GreAt Flzzle.

Dlsmayed by tho fzEle held In the village
two weeks ago, the Republicans OF Raw
linsville made up their minds to retrieve
their lost glory on Saturday evening. They
posted bills some time ago announcing q
sGrand Farewell Trip and Lunch" A
grand parade by visiting clubs was prom.
issd and the lunch was to consist OF sand.
wiches. The night came bright and clear,
but the people did not. The only visitors
were Q club OF eight horssmen from the
Buck. "Cock" Gstchell came late and YVES
20 disguised at the fzzle that he soon left
Those who were active in getting up the
Affair skunk away like towards.
The very small crowd (it did not exceed
dity persons OF all sizes, ages and coiors)
lunohed on preizsls, ana 1t Was not tree
lunoh either.
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The strest Committee.

The regular meeting OF the street COM
niftss was held last evening In the select
ocuncil chamber.
The bids for the erection OF the new
house to be erected 10 the yard OF fire oom.
pany MOI, for the shelter OF the road roller,
wofe opened and they were an foliows
fsedsrick Hos'ei, VIA; jacob Binkle, S5is
8obogt N. Morrow, $66s.b0 John Evans q
ooas U7ei @. 8. Flick, $500 Mclaughlin
= 0sssil, t57s. The contract WAS no,
awarded. but the Committee viii report to
eouno'lA
Ths committee also sgreed 10 report the
lRoohae over the LititE 4 Lancaster turn
r1ke without any Recommendation.
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=. D. l. BRuNER'S FUNERAL.
mANr MKm0Rss OF THE COUNTY MEDI
oAL souIElY ATTEND IT.
- vsssrymsn Of 81 raul's r. r. Church
!. see . Large Delegation Ct odd rel
acws Aho Psy Their Last tribute.
Nars. I. +. Dishi Dies In Barri.bnrg.

CoruMprA, Dec. A-The funeral OF Dr.
rnonsai 1. Brunsr was held ON Monday
SHRorncuu. st 5 O'Clock. Services we're held
- d Psul's p. e. church. The pail. bearers
5onropsuting the Lancaster City and
ooanty Medical society were' Drs A.
ossir, ]. X. Lineawcaver, 8. A. Bcckiur,
Il. -. Livingston, Columbia; J. A. Ehler,
WIN. Compton, Lancaster; Henry f.
lguuor, Bird In Hand; Geo. II. Wisomen,
Bainbridg&
me funeral was attended BY the follow
~ vsatrymen Of g.. Paul's church: 8. q.
{ D0tWtler, II. NJ. North, Geo II. Richards
and George w. Haldsmau.
y u large delegation from Susquehanns
Lodge No 80, and Shawnee Encampmen'
Mo- q, Of Odd Fellows. were present
The following members Of the Lancaster
Oity ana County Medical society attended
!. - funeral: DR.. q. F. Markell, q. w.
nerntheisel, Columbia; II NJ. Bolenius,
oliver Roland, r. q. Albright, VIM. Black
wood, N. L. Herr, Lancaster II. A. Now
ery, Marietta J. J. Newphsr, }. L. Zsleler,
Mount JOY; jacob II. Lehman, Mount
vilis; b. e. Kendig, SaiunEa.
The services In the church were con-
aucesd BY Rev r. J.Clay Moran, who
psunched The efune5ak66rmon. Rev. Samuel
n Appleton, ID. D., OF Philadelphia, Q
1ormer rector, eulogixed the deceased.
~ Broken column of flowers was pre-
esused by Drs. w. @. Taylor and b. Armor
ana q handsome cross by Rev. Appleton.
Des,h of Mrs. Diehl.
Mra Ida Yipgling Diehl, dsughter Of the
lnte Rev. Samuel Yingling, FIRST pastor OF
81 Johns Lutheran church, Of this place,
died ct her home at Harrisburg on Monday
morning. The funeral will be hold on
"wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock at
Hanover, Pa. Mrs Diehl was an earnest
church worker while In Columbia and
large circle Of friends deeply regret her
death.
Meetings Tonight.
The Forest and Stream club will hold the
regular monthly meeting tonight.
The officers OF Genr Welsh Post for the
year will be elected tonight.
An important meeting OF Chiquesalungi
Tribe OF Red Men will be held tonight
Tho Columbia Literary society held I
meeting last night at the house of Mis-
CAddie M. Bruner, and discussed the bis
F tory Of the Arabs.
Mrs. John Gilbert, OF Philadelphia,
visiting Mrs. 8. J. Clepper.
Unci0 Toms Cabin was presented
the opera house last night TO fair au dienc'
The company gave satisfaction to .
4 present.
Navigation on the Pennsylvanis q SUI
uuohsnna and Tide Water canals will clos
on Monday, December l0th.
Captain Jack Crawford will appear In II
ppera house on Thursday evening
WFondA"
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prosecuted tor Forclble Eotry.

Felina zshm and Constable Kempor have
been prosecuted for iorcible entry before
Alderman Hslbsch. ZAhm and his vile
separated through domestic difficulties
some tImo ago. On Saturday during the
absence OF her husband sho and the con-
stable forclbly entered his house and re-
moved o number 81 articles. A complaint
was made sgainst them for that.ofIense, and
they gave bsil for hearing. On Monday
they again iorcibiy entered the premif 0
and were again prosecuted. Tho parties
live in WARWICK,
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Don't buy your rubber boots until you have
seen the " Colchester with sole leather heel
This is the best fitting and most durable boot
In the market, made of the best pure gum
stock. The sole leather heol saves money tc
the wearer.
Don't buy your arctios'untn you have seen
the Colchester Arctic with outside counter
Ahead OF all others In style and durability
II you want the worth OF your money try the
Colchester with outside counter. Kept here
by best siores. At Wholesale by
III. b. SPAHR 4 SONS,
Dle2md York, Pa.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-04

A number OF gentlemen who are
interested In starting . new banf,
TO be located In the southern
part Of this city, held . meeting
last evening at the Fountain Inn. Books
for subscriptions were given out and
another meeting will be held In two weeks
when reports will be heard.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-04

We have large line OF ball programmes,
orders OF Dances. wedding cards and invita-
tions, visiting aud business cards, all OF " which
are tho most exquisite. tasty, novel, unique.
and newest designs ana patterns, ana We are
prepared to give lowest prices on the same,
Bills OF fare and menu CARDS of every descrip-
ton. silk cord. tassels ana pencils. Call and
examine. Estimates given on printing OF Oil
kinds. Chrome cards. holiday cards, calen.
Oars ana advertising novelties.
lNTELLlGENCER OFFICE,
Lancaster, Pa.
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RsfovA the naav0r

The mayor had six cases to dispose Of
this morning. Five were lodgers and were
discharged. The sixth was Harry Miller,
Of strasburg. Ho told the mayor that he
had been drunk for several days. wanted TO
sober up, and asked his homer to send him
up. The mayor complied with his request.
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GRAND OPENING OF
CHRISTMAS GOODS
AT
ASTRICH'S
PALACE OF FASHION,
I3 EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTER, Pa,
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
DECEMBER 9TH & 7Tu.
Two Grand Opening Days.
We have more surprises in
store for you than we had last
year.
Bring your children with you.
1t is the grandest display Of
Christmas Goods ever seen in
Lancaster.
An endless variety OF Dolls.
More than two thousand
dolls will be on exhibition, from
the small ten-cent doll up to the
largest French Bisque.
Thousands OF other fancy
and useful things, both orna-
mental and useful.
Albums, Autograph and
Photograph, in plush and
leather.
Toilet sets, Manicure sets
and Shaving sets.
Photograph Frames and
Mirrors, Papeteries, Scrap AL
buns, Books, Christmas Cards
and Games. Brass Novelties,
Ink Stands, Thermometers,
Odor Cases and Paper Cutters.
Baskets for fancy work and
flowers Work Baskets and
Scrap Baskets.
Leather Goods, Po C k e t
Books, Purses, Card Cases,
Cigar Cases, Photo Cases, Hand
Bags and Writing Tablets.
Silk Handkerchief and Christ
mas Handkerchief Boxes.
Umbrellas, fancy hardwood
handles, and gold and silver
mounts.
Handsome Souvenirs given
with every purchase Of one dol
lar or more.
Souvenirs for Boys and Girls,
j. e., Drawing States, given
with every purchase of Christ
mas Goods, amounting to one
dollar or more.
We extend a general invita-
ton to all to our Grand Christi
mas Opening.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
9TH AND 7TH.
ASTRICH BROS.
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A fire a, the American Tube works

n Fire NJ the American Tube WorhA
Special TO the lHTELLIa.ScIR.
MIDDLETowN, Pa, Dec 4.-The Ameri-
can tube works st this plsce took fire
last night and . eerious blaze was only
averted by the timely arrival and hard WORK
of the firemeD. The fire started In the
finishing department and consumed q
large fan used for cleansing purposes Had
the works been consumed Il would have
been . great loss 10 Middletown, - they
give employment TO several hundred men.
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uoo.,,ons M the .aome. /.

The following contributed TO the Chill.
dren's Home: Master Grant Staufier, two
pictures Master John L. Atlee, bicycle
Miss Atlee, books and picture Mr.. Brim.
mer, lot of preizslA The children again
enjoyed the birthday dinner provided ior
them by the beQuest OF Mr.. ZAhm.
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BRO wn Tea,

A brown tea will be given by the Ladies'
Aid society Of the Duke street M. E. church
on Thursday and Friday evenings. The
entertainments given by this society have
been pleasant affairs and this ono will be no
exception to the rule.
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rho'. Birch. Sons, Aue,'on.srs. No. lilt

Ohestnut Street, PhiiadeiphiR.
Turkish and Persian Rugs, Embroideries.
Portieres, etc, direct importation from Con-
stantinople. on Tuesday ana wednesday after.
moons. December llth ana 18th, ut the Auction
Rooms, on exhibition one week prior to sale
Catalogues mailed on application to Auction
GERS. Sale Of Christmas Books December 2ld
and 9ith Sale OF Furniture every Friday
throughout the year. 1t
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FOR HALH OK RHNT.
SALE OFvALUABLE REAL

pUBLIC SALE oFvALUABLE REAL
81 TTEspAT. DKcEMBEs4 Iss. q, :.
OF Lancaster. the following real estate situ.
a'SS No. N !, H ali o that certain two.story Brick
Dwelling House. with one.story Brick Back
Buildiug and.lot or piece of ground thereto at
street, between Duke and Rockisnd streets.
feet, and extending in depth 10 Locust alley
No. :, that two-s story Brick yelling House.
with cne-storv brick back building ana lot
above Described. on the west, with frontage
OF Is feet and depth to Locust alley OF 2n feet,
sss ana t1s right Of thee feet wide
No. 8, all that certain two-story Frame
Dwelling House. one-story frame back build
joining %. 2, above Described. on the west.
with q frontaee of l6 feet, ana a depth to Lo
NO No I, ali Il tnat certain lot of ground adjoining
No. 5. above described. on the west, with
dsSts ss G 60 alien s ee With to
O three feet wide alley ON this west over NO. s
NO: 5. all that certain one story, Frame
Dwelling House. numbered $40, and djoinins
No. on the west with frontage OF 80 fse ct
and inches more or less. and q depth to Lo-
Nos j, : ana have each seven rooms. No.
has hydrant on the premises. ana all the
Others have the right to the u, & 9 OF pump plp,,r.
House, with back building. large stable on
alley, and lot of land. No. 52l south Prince
sire OF fronting 40 feet on the east side OF south
Prince street, and extending 100 ieet eastward
TO l4-feet alley.
Also, ali that certain lot Of land situated on
the northwest corner OF Beaver ana Andrew
streets con sining IN front on Beaver street
Si feet ana in depth along Andrew street le0
feet, with O one and half story Frame uwell.
ing House, fruit trees, well with pump and
o'ii0' W. X HESTER,
CATHAkINk n. HOFFMAN,,
EXECUTORS OF John A Holman, deceased.
80 nl-,2l&dl,2d
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The lecture. "The Chain of suocess,n In the
Court House on Thursday evening. promises
to be great success. DIR. T. u. Apple, presi.
Dent OF the Clio. will Introduce Mr. Carleton.
Reserved seat tickets can be sscuIed at / on
Dersmith's Book Store.
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Fenton N. Harris has been complained
against before Alderman Hslbach for the
larceny as bailee of an ice cream freezer.
Bali was entered for hearing.
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uo,op ne.hsrs 0r.ud Copesr,.

On Thursday evening there will be .
grand concert given by the Union Bethel
church. Tho participants will be the
Cec,lian orchestra, Miss Ortman, of WASH
ington, Miss Sue Greider, Of Mt Joy, Prof
Shadler and others from this city.
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Mtss,onAry Meeting.

There will be missionary meeting In the
College chapel this evening. The prominent
feature OF the meeting will be lecture by
Rev. T. G. Apple, ID. D., on the proceedings
OF the alliance OF Reformed churches held
In London last summer.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-12-04

Auct'oneer HaiLes will sell at tie Leopard a
hotel th,s evening at O'clock several proper
ties belonging 70 the eAtate OF the late John
A, Holman.
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Asub,sct FOR tho Charitable

Mrs. Emmonds, known ~ "Aunty,"
residing with Mr.. Butler, on Strawberry
street, near South Quoon, Ia sick and In
needy circumstances.
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COAL.

SyPECIAL ATTENTION IS INVITED
- TO our assortment OF Indiana ana other
first-class Western hard woods. Ash, Oak.
Maple, Poplar, Cherry. &C. SOFT linolin8
wood prepared for the stove, also for saie.
b. M ARIIN CD.
Coal ana Lumber YARD,
i24 Water street, Lancaster Pa.
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GOLD FACTS.-WE NEVER IN.
~ duige in sepsai onAi advertising. Our bust
ness has been established ana always con-
Quoted on q solid basis. SO We present for
your consideration, only solid facts easily sub
stantiated by simply calling at our store tax.
ing look a. our goods We are oneiing, ana
Montagnac Overcnats. Elegant Cheviot Busi.
ness Suits, Magnifi cent Full Dress sui 9, Sly.
lish storm Coats, Fashionable ana perfect mt.
ting Trousers. Leave your orders ana you
will be pleased. A. II. kOsEkSTElN. o. y.
Corner North Queen ana Orange streets. Ian
caster, Pa sl0lydh
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THIRST GRAND CONCERT-UNION
Il Bethel Church Church Of God). corner
Prince ana ORANGE streets. Thu ksDAY
EVENING. DEC, o. 1885 Proceeds TO lit
small debt on said church. Some OF LAncas.
ters best talent will assist. Ali lovers of fine
mrsio will be delighted with the evenings s
entertainH ent. Commence at so'clock. Ne
served Seats, 35c. General Admission. 25c.
Children, lbc. Reserved Seat Tickets for sale
| at ovens Music aooms, korth queen St.
Il decl-5td
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You will readily understand it
after you have seen our goods
and heard our prices it makes
other merchants storm and Ipout
when they see our goods worn
and the prices paid for them you
can tell this by remarks we
hear. Nothing is Impossible at
this advanced stage Of civiliza-
tion. Fair Dealing, Lowest
Prices, Best Qualities and
Choicest Styles.
You will find a large and we'll
selected assortment Of Gents,
Youths and Boys Clothing at
Positively the Lowest Prices.
Fifty Dozen Natural Undyed
Wool Underwear, were sl,5O
each now sl.25. These goods
are equal 10 any o. 90 goods in
weight and durability; other
grades in endless variety, from
l7c to $500.
Special Inducements. A Gents
Fine Imported Fur Beaver Over
coat, made equal to custom work,
in Black OF Brown, go; these
are fully worth els. We have
about so of them, and as the
goods cannot be duplicated we
will sell them off at this price.
Any one in need of q cod blast
protector should call and look at
them.
Gloves Gloves Such an
assortment. You would get tired
waiting were we TO show you all.
We have fine lot of Working
and Driving Gloves, genuine Dog
Skin, 81 25. A Strong Oil Tan
ned Leather, wool top and fleece
lined, 75c; worth sl.O0. Genu.
inc Buck, wool top, fleece lined,
sl.0O. Heavy Scotch Weolen
Gloves and Mitts, 25c to SOC.