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proper, and If bis administering of the law
il contrary TO public wishes he deems II the
duty of the public TO changethe law so as o
conform TO their wishes. In this he is
right.
The summer season has opened in dead
earnest. The cry all along the whole line is
for the sea shore-away from the city and
the sweltering, seething heat. The exodus
on a Saturday afternoon for the resorts Of
the sea coast, is a sight to behold. Men
and women hustle, jostle and push for
place on the boats and trains bearing them
to their destination for Sunday. Atlantic
City, Cape May, Sea Isle City, and hosts
of other places accommodate the many
thousands from the city who swarm like
bees to enjoy the salubrious air of the ocean
waves. What blessing these places are
to the over-worked many. How they do
enjoy it. What recreation it affords them
and how much the better they are for the
invigoration afforded. The railroad COM
panies have, on account of the great pass
enger traffic, reduced the round trip fares
during these seasons to a fair charge so
that rich and poor can avail themselves of
these pleasurable advantages. And they
do avail themselves.
Some clothing houses in Philadelphia
have inaugurated novel way of advertis-
ing the prices of their goods. Instead Of
using markers, they have cash money to
show the price, For instance, a coat is
worth $25 they designate the price by a
real 500 and So bills. If less the denomi-
nation of Uncle Sans representation on 1t
is less; II more likewise. II attracts much
notice and is a good advertisement. Many
poor fellows behold so much money more
than what they ever possessed, in wonder
and awe. One firm by such representation
alone had in their show windows oyer
So, 900 in $50. $40, $40, S., 50 and 81 bills.
The sight is a galore and no wonder that
many with open mouths stand and look al
| it. OH it is so wistfull
| One of the abomiable features of the
Brooks license law is that, if blackberry
| brandy or an equally necessary medicine Is
required for medicinal use, no one can get
1t unless he first goes TO physician, paws
his fifty cents and gets prescription. This
is an unjustifiable assumption, and hard
ship upon some that should be remedied
1t is a case of blue law of the worst kind
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Special to the CARBON ADVOCATE.
OUR PHILADELPHIA LETTER

PHILADELPHIA Pa, June II, '98
The emblem of the Democratic party in
this country is destined to be an "ore-
fam e'-the Thurman bandana. just now
1t obscures everything; even the head of
the National Democratic ticket is forgotten
and unheard through t e wave of
enthusiasm caused by this bandana. Street
fakirs below from every street corner: :
''Here ye are! your bandanas; two for
quarter" 1t is very remarkable thing,
but all the same it is the one enshusiastic
| feature of the Democratic nominations. II
is typical evidence of the popularity and
love of the populace for Allen G. Thurman,
the ''noblest Roman of them ALL" lie is
the best type of a representative Democrat
in this broad land. Grand and majestic in
intellect; noble in those honest impulses
that makes the true statesman and gentle
man. The name of Thurman conjures
much. 1t is the force and vim of party ac-
tion. This was very much demonstrated
upon the return of the delegates from st.
Louis. The reception accorded them was
| q
of canes, DECORATIONS of club houses and
residences along the line of march. The
reception thus accorded these pilgrim state
men was enthusiastic and genuinely Demo-
cratic. A foretasto of what is to come.
The thing that is to come is bitter con-
test, waged in manner so ferocious as to
challenge its equal in any political combat
known to American history The Demo-
crat who calculates on an easy time and
wild prophecy as to success reckons with
out reason. The contest will be inch by
inch, and which everiparty: wins will haye
very little to boast Of
Hon. j. G. Gordon, Common Pleas
Judge is establishing a reputation for sever
ity to Yiolators of the law unknown OF co
the Philadelphia courts. The woman who
is mistress of the bawdy house, OF the man
who sells liquor contrary to law, or the
thief, all get the full penalty of the law.
Last week he sentenced, after conviction,
two women 10 eighteen months in Moya-
mensing prison for being too liberal in the
entertainment of gentlemen friends. Dur
ing the same session he sentenced a num-
Der OF men for some violations of the
Brooks license Jaw TO the same institution.
All criminals endeayor TO evade trial be-
fore this new Daniel come to judgment.
If convicted, they know what is in store
for them. Well may they fear a eonvie-
tlon before Gordon. In his Interpolation
OF the law he concludes that what the pro-
visions of the law mean IS meant, and his
action is according to his belief. But with
all his severity TO hardened criminals he is
just Judge. lie does what is right and
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State Committee. They could not call on
the Custom House employees, as civil SER
vice forbade it. In this dilemma, John M.
Wyatt, an officer in the Custom House,
advertised rattle for a pig belonging TO
the Widow McGinniss at a saloon In White
hall street, and all Custom House employ
ees were promptly and urgently requested
to take a 60 in at FIVE dollars a chance.
Two hundred and seventy availed them
selves Of the Invitation, and S1,375 was
raised, which was at once passed over to
the State Committee. Since then all the
parties have been trying to get the address
of the Widow McGinniss, or to get look
at the Widow McGinniss' Pig. Expert
detectives have been engaged to hunt them
up, but as they are now absent from the
city and supposed to be in st. Louis, we
will haye to await Developments.
Truly yours,
BROADBRIM.
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BISMARCK OF GERMANY Is IN THE SEW
enty-fourth year Of his age, says the New
York Sun, but he is neither as healthy nor
rs hearty as Thurman of the United States.
Moreover, Thurman is not grumpy like
Bismarck, but is full of lively humor. Since
his nomination at st. Louis he has become
gaysr and more youthful 10 spirit than he
was before it. He can make as good a
speech as he eyer made in his life. He is
= wiser man now than he was in any past
year. He is grand old man.
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The WATER QUESTION IS STILL THE
all-Absorbing topic here. viii we get itP
Why. Of course we will, II everybody goes
in with vim and gives the enterprise the
proper encouragement. And that is what
should be done. 1t will place Lehighton
where she belongs-in the front rank OF
Lehigh Valley towns. Let the monied
men respond literally, it is an Investment
that will pay.
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BROTHER RAUCH OF THE DEMOCRAT
Is confident that this rock-ribbed old pro-
lection State will 20 Democratic this year.
Come off, deluded brother, come off. OF
course there will be revolution in our poll
tics, the contest will be the most fierce
ever waged, but as 10 the Democrats carry
Ing Pennsylvania--come of, come off.
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A COPY OF THE cRAYoN PORTRAIT OF
George w. Childs, of the Philadelphia
Ledger, recently issued by Messre. Bonnell
q Co., Of New York, is OH our table with
compliments Of Root q Tinker, of the same
city. The picture is a correct likeness of
the world famous journalist, who by
push and enterprise has placed the Ledger
at the head of all the papers Of the world.
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WELL, THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL
ticket has been nominated, and the candi.
dates are Stephen Grover Cleveland and
Allen g. Thurman; the former of New
York, the latter of Ohio. That they rep
resent the cardinal principles of the Demo
cratic party there can be no denying. They
are strong, too, with the people, Cleveland
because he has made an honest, faithful
and judicious chief magistrate Thurman
the "noble old Roman" is popular will
the American populace because his politica
record IL clean and above insinuatiOn.
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How ABOUT THE CONVENTION; WILL IT
come heref II certainly should; we have
all the advantages necessary for the enter
talnment of SO large body, and II the facs
are impartiallY considered by the county
committee why the matter is settled we Il
get the convention.
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test the ADVOCATE will make It point to
observe strict independence. All the can
dldates will receive mention and far re-
sums Of what transplres in the political
Geld will be published every week. Send
In your subscription, 81 year, 80 cents fol
aix months
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Annual Financial Statement.
Receipts and Expenditures Of LGhightOn
School District, Carbon County, Pa,
For year Ending June 4th, 1888.
RECEIPTS.

Gross amount tax duplicate for school
purposes. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES hl2O O6
For building purposes. es.................. 1854 81
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ENTERKp AT rHK LEHIeHToN PosT-oFFICE AS
sECoND GLASS MAIL MATTER.
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NO
NO
NAMES NAMED.
To whom does this apply?
PERSONAL.
PERSONAL.

To Mr.. - Mrs. and Miss -: You
will not be unduly called upon, nor win you be
subpoened TO appear or give EVIDENCE FOR
Messrs. Funk & Wagnells, the NEW YORK
publishers, inasmuch as action on your part
must be voluntary, but should YOU volunteer,you
would receive liberal compensation for your
trouble. You need not communicate with them,
however, unless In search of good opportunity
TO secure desirable and profitable business
agency, or make known OF some suitable INDI-
VIDUAL who is and whom you would like TO be-
friend. They are now advertising as follows
"ln your locality and In adjoining counties, also
in every state and territory in the Union, we
want reliable, energetic and ambitions men and
women TO help supply the demand for our pub
licatlons. The field is rich one, and while the
trade, whdh is doing immensely, cannot begin
to cover If, s25 60 per week may readily be made
by earnest work In personal canvass An oppor
tunlty for profitable employment not 10 be missed
If you are FINANCIALLY PINCHED, or desire
to Increase your income any way, or II you are
prepared 10 devote your whole time 10 the work
so as to make the NEST money, now Is your time.
Write to MS at oncO. Address, with some par
tleulars, Agency Department.
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TheCarbon Advocate

LEHIGHTON. PA.
SATURDAY, JUNE 1e, 1888.
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THE CARBON ADVOCATE OFFICE, Bank
~. ADVOCATE one dollar per year In advance.
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Our Churches

r w. RAUDENBUSH, Bank street, wlIolesal,
y dealer In choice brands of whiskies, gin
brandies, wines, sc. eaer- Patronage solicited
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Lehigh.on Business Directory.


TTT A. PETERS, Saloon and Restaurant, Bank
w. Street Fresh Lager always on tap. 0ys-
season. Drop in and see us. nov12-1y
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FSRANG'S SHAVING SALOON, opposite the
r. ADVOCATE OFFICE, Is headquarters for
shaving and hair cutting. Cigars tobacco sold.
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80 TO FRS. RODERER, under the Exchange
VI Hotel Bank street, for a smooth shave or a.
fashionable hair cut. eB- Closed on Sundays
Roeder's Hair tonic, cures Dandrutf
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Closing Prices-2ls O'Clock D. m.
Rev York MArksS.

1sw YeRx. Dec. F.-Fiour market oull ::
s SgS ,o, sgperfne, q 9OdsGl; Minn
xns - sOd97b; City sill, Extra, IS 2015 as
Wintss beat extra, % 1908 O..
- ssset,Ne. !. ked. stats. Sis; No. 2
SSn.: ss.: ~ gk Seb.. u tsi receipts, ss'CI !;
Corn 10. g. Mixen. osss ayxo,
!SscosS,I Ice: sSIei Ja9. @Sc; recsipts, il 81
eekci No Mixed, Dec, zeZc; Jan ssxco .
tUcaapts. l27,009 shipments. none. '"Ns'
1ye onli western, s9 51lci stale uG7sc.
Lard quiet Dec. es IS; jan Is W.
nolAssos quiet for % boiling stock. an,
mack strap, lsc. New Orleans 4OSfi9c
9urpantine staady at tOc-
8ooin Gull strained 10 good, Gl t2J<stl tlL
kotIoleum dull k6nned In Casee, 5.zo,
kIelghD duh grain to Liverpool, "a.
lntter nrm State Creamery, G29a
tSSssse steady Western gIat, 7asc
80 tAc.oIy. 1k0sc Fancy white, ia
ONO Fiat. loDllHe.
- Ssus sctise' stAtA asas;,, Western
sss:, s: duiii Renneoy ouuoat. s,.c ,sranuIa
Sallow sie1dyI Primo City, eko.
Lee nominal Carolina fsir t1Sooa A..
ooose 9uieli Fair Cargoaa. f,r Eio, iic'
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CALICO CHARLEY'S OPINION.
enn sx-oOvExNoR or OHIO rAvoRs
ANNEXATION or CANADA.
40 Ne Alss rhiahs Sherman Ought To Bs
Dserseary oi stass-ssnssor AIiisea Replies
70 she Runor Consecsing Him
win Hsrrison's cabinet

WASHINGTON, Dec. I7,-Kx. Governor
Chseies Foster, OF Ohio who IL at the Riggs
house, evidently looks upon the proposi-
tioa 10 snnsx Canada with favor, 10 the
DATED States.
NJ think the interests Of both countries"
Ne said, ''are % maniiestly one. .thstin some
Way OF other they will get together some
time They will have to do that or 20 to
Wue.n
Speaking Of the next secretary Of the
stale MI. Foster expressed the opinion that
Mr.. Sherman would satisfy more OF the
conservative element of tho country than
anybody eise. He acknowledged, how
ever, that Mr.. Blaine hss great claims upon
Ar. Harrison and the Republican party
claims that Will necessarily have to b
eonsidered."
Ne WIN, Avoid the Graveyard.
aWAsHrNoToN, Dec, Ex-senator Allison
IVES told this morning ny a representative
Of the United Press OF the revival Of the
= report that he had been offered the position
oi secretary OF the treasury under President
Harrison and that he had accepted the offer.
Mr.. Allison said: "Tbore 10 no truth In
that statement"
Mr.. Allison's friends In the Senate say
they do not bslieve he will eccepi the POSI-
tion Of secretary of the treasury II II 10
offered 10 him. They believe he prefers
life In the Senate, and that his presld entisl
ambition Ii strong enough to keep him out
OF what IL regarded as . presidential grave
vard-tha "a ahinat
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rhs Phiisdeipn,s O.ssls aaArsss,

P.nADnrnIA. Dec. 1.-THE receipts ~ the
drove yards were:
Tor tie weei Bssves. sloo, sheep. 1000,
sheep, IL 900 hoGs, $500.
beef Cattle wsls "a tair request At previous
medium. %k0>kc., common. sx06Mc, fat COWS
.03xc.
Sheep wore fairly active for ail grades but
common. and pricoe continued &C previous
quotations. viz extra, bA<06kc, good, ~ q
ec medium. t0Akc ,common. t0skc Lambs.
Hogs wers 4 cent lower ana du,I extra
Chicsgos. 7h07kci fair western. ~ state,
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A Dog strucn By an Engine.

At Ksufiman Deutsch's stable, on West
King street, there il q big black good
natured looking dog that can always be
ssen sitting et the entrance from the street,
Yesterday morning the animal wandered
down to Water street and was standing a'
the corner Of Miflin, on the railroad track
when the 8 o'clock train came along. The
COW catcher struck the dog, sending him IN
the air. As he came down hs Was az ain
struck and knock ed into the gutter. Strange
to cay he Was not hurt
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Don't buy your rubber boots until you have
seen the Colchester with sole leather heel
This 10 the best hitting and most durable boot
In the market. made OF tho best pure gum
stock. The sole leather heel saves money TO
the wearer.
Don't buy your aroucs until you have seen
tho Colchester Arctic with outside counter
Ahead OF all others in style ana durability.
II youwant the worth of your money try the
Colchester with outside counter. Kept here
oy best stores. At wholesale by
NJ. B. sPAHR a SONS,
NV Zmd York, Pa
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MARKHT9,
Oo,c~xo Produce niarheL
nna Ana

Cnic~so Produce marhcL
: OnloAso. Dec. IL, s:3O O. m.-Market opsnec !;
=, Whest-Dsc., t3xi Jan. q 06k May,
Corn-Dec.. siHci Jan. sI.e; Feb, a4,kc !;
0Ats-Dec. 2sko; JAN, 9syse: May. 2s,.c.
xork-Jan SIS l7Ki Seb- tlS lTx; May siS co
Ma N.Sr"sT7sp9eo.0'3; JAN. FEB, ,G7'h I;
- s"ort ~" hios-Jan-. &c ooi Fee., 60 30, May,
CLOSING.
:, wneat-pec., ttN; Jan, u C54 i May.
c0rns--Dec., ss,<c; Jan. ss;sc; Feb, s4.c.
Ssts-Dec. a5s!o; Jan. 25s4c May. s9c.
osrork-Dec., Na 70; Jan. sl2 So; May,
LArd:Dec, 8 10 Jan. u 20 Nav, ~ TX.
% snort mort hibs-Jan., 20 M feb tt TX Nay
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We have large line OF bali programmes
orders OF dances. wedding cards and invi To
ttons. visiting ana business cards. all OF which
arc the most exquisite. tasty, novel. unique
ana newest des' 'sns ana patterns, ana we are
prepared 70 give lowest prices ON the same
huis OF fare ana menu cares OF every descrip
uon. aik cord. tassels and pencils. Cali and
examino. Estimates given on printing OF Al
Kinds. Chrome cards. holiday cards, calen
0srS ana advertising novelties.
lNTELIIGENCER OFFICE,
Lancaster, Pa
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saturdays quotations, ana within q few
minutes after the opening an active buying
Of the leading st,cts was begun and prices
advanced untn midday, when they were 4 10
y per cent. his her than the closing of satur.
day. The market has becn dull but arm.
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George Richardson and Nszsreth Tnlison,
two colored men, who were omplainod
against some time ago by George Hofford,
who charged them with being drunk and
disorderly, have settled the matter oy
paying the costs before Alderman Deem,
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Msv Sors stocks,

hsv YoRx. Dec. ~. / p. m.-monsy clo,ea
- aua psr cent Exchange STEADY posted
HeeA ~ sof0s e9; aetnsl rates a ss0
eea4 nor % Days sno u NJ xot ssk for demand ;
SSnmsnh closed stesdyi currency 6s
+" - - coupon, q ssi s3Ss DO. y osI
sAs ssssk HaTssl ogsssa STEADY a, sDsu,
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All the papers left at the recorders cfiice
have been recorded, and % there will be q
change OF administration In January per
sons srs requested to call and take theil
papers away.
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MARkIdGES.

CAAfpkIL -FCKERr --On Sunday evening
December Is. at he rssioance cf the bride, by
Rev. Dr. 1eo. w. Hun, John NJ. Campbell 10
HiiEabeth =. Eckert MI OF hillersyille. ltd&w
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G3ssemers.
q, incis so cs, ss,;r,pe, tsoo. Westminstsr Rasians
GosSsmers. all sizes, at 81 90 each.
Muffs,
rBis;a Black HAT Hair Nun. 4se; Extra Hair MrA noe;
Lynx Nun EGO; Monk y hu1, s3 90 up.
He Have Made Large Purchase OF
Lace Curtains
And are showing O line at unusual low
Pscss acs IN Lace Curtains. Swns
Special bargains in the following numbers
,., One .os Taped Edge Nottingham Lace Cur.
torn. that were - co. reduced to sI a pair
raped Edge Noting h im Lace Curtai, ., that
@ were considerea q baIgafa at ~ % u pair, ale
.One lot oi nottingham Lace Curtains con.
sisting oi one, two aud three pair, at one halt
Silk Chenille Curtains.
A large stock OF the newest DESIGNS. An All
silk Chenille Curtain. extra wide and full
length. ats5o0a pair, worth slltO.
Turcomsn Curtains.
From % Goa pair up. A large quantity
Curtain Poles
- With thnB Brass Ends sings ana Brackets ana
worth AUo' Headquarters Tor
Seal Plush Goats and Jackets.
| without Inception, we are Showing ue
displayed In this city.
n4 81 seal Plush Coats are made OF GOOD
sl7 20 seal Plush Goats splendid Plush
Quilted Lining, thamois fccktts and Perfect
| Fitting.
s22 10 zeal Plush Goats. Seal Orna I ents,
| Heavy Quilted Lining, carefully made and
| equal to any SIS coat sold elsewhere. The
| flush In this coat guaranteed to give excel
lent wear.
| SIS 90 zeal Plush Coat is a marvel OF beauty
and perfection. In make. style and fit
U76 seal Plush Coats, Fancy Quilted Lin
I Ing, and made OF superior quality OF Plush.
ejS 90 Seal Plush Goats lpnot be told from
| the real Seal, ana ara guaranteed IN every 10.
| spect. Perfect In Co.or. Workmanship ana
Hit
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enle TLis Evening

Auotioneer Haines will sell this even'ng at
the Cooper House. for william U. Daisz, his
business property on South Queen street.
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nan ON insusur.,,on Even,n,

The LAncsster MNnnerchor has decided
70 hold . masked ball on the night OF
March 4.h, and II will be the biggest and
best affair Of the kind held by the society,
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j. B. MARTIN & GO.
e1PRICE LISTbo
christmas Distribution !
LOWER THAN HtAoELPHiA AND NEW YORK
ADVERTISED PRICES.
LOWER THAN PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
ADVERTISED PRICES.

Toyei
n ships With crews and cargo, 8K feat long. soc;
Practical windmill aud Trip Hammer 2sc;
shooter ac Ecnen Min 6sar in pn: alter
i horses, iUS Dolls Parlor sets. i,:; King Toes.
!oc; Iron HOOK and Ladder. o',5; Iron Fire
Blocks. 2bc up; Singing Toys, l0c up.
Books Away Below Regular Prices.
History Of England. vols. .; shssspearc.
ySls: yns: :! =; Iryins's Works. g vols. ss
half morocco. % 80; Gores Bible Gallery, u Is;
SouSa so,S snS aoS Zoo
volumes standard Works. lOc; / 600 volumes
sosisni " Gh,a G,0th' 80 An IT, menss as
uon.
China Department..
Complete with a line of Carlsbad hina Jap.
;Trse, y; Isiiscs ware. Royal worcester. Irep.
8, 10 and 2sc Counter.
In the China Department laden down with
Japanese Novelties.
The largest assortment OF Japanese novel
ties ever brought to this city.
sedji Rose Jars, Toxic Rose Jars, Dwarf Rose
Jars, Keag0 Rose Jars, seojt Fancy Boxes.
Toxic Bone Plates. Toxic Tets-a.7 7ete sets
TOXIC Bowls ana salvers, Tokio Tea Sets and
Trays.
Epecial.
Special 100 Japanese Tea se- 3 a. the RI mi Ark
alb y low price of t9c a ket.
Japanese Box Birds. Japanese srt vasea,
JapaDsie etraw Boxes. Jansnsss Waste Bas
kets. Japanese sevJn Feet Umbre las, Japa-
nese Tea Trays, Japanese AIT LsDterns j apa
nose Paper cutters, Japanese Art Vases, Jap
anese Crepe Scrolls. Japanese lice SO, Jap pa
nese Hose caves, Japanes, Bil q Meas
DO not fail to examine this coil. CT. o n OF Jap
nes9 Brio.a- Brac.
Carpet Sweepes.
Garland sweepers, o., 81 Rise, sweepsrs
o. 90 9rand Rapids sweepels t2ay; Furni
ture Prot ,ctor, $50.
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NOTICE.
will he MARI ct held regularly in the Farmers
sout hern Market House on Iussday, Wennes-
dsy ard Saturday morning early and satur-
day Afternoon at O'Clock. All sthllholders
are entitled to the advantages OF the addi.
uonai day "wednesday in connection with
tbs Others. BY ORDER OF IHG BOARD.
H. y, xRAuBys SECRETARY. olsStoeoo