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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-22

Ladies'. Rvoid ros m -'ics apd rougHs. skin 81
etss soap give heath an r'', com ?l"x' on
MAJ HAi You will laugh vi delight II You U.s.
mai Hal Skie cucc so ~. 2oc ~ Druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-06-22
BY TELEGRAPH.
SIGNAL SERVICE
MAINE DISPATCHES.
CLOSING DAY.

The Congregational Conference Not Re-
sponsible fer the Debt OF the Hallow-
ell Classical School.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
JOHN WANAMAKER,
SU MINER SILKS.

Silks of every seasonable sort As much OF sensation
In Surahs as anywhere but dollar does yeoman service
la every kind.
Sas for rs cents that acO,tA 81. Black, lustrous as
ravens wing black that will not lose its shine
and the goods 26 inches wide These Surahs made to
our order, from selected silk and with every
to insure good We believe them the best value in
the market
The finer grades of fSurahs, inches wide at 81 are
superb. Good weight, mellow to the touch. lot
every month"; the end of scarcely reathes the begin
ming of the next
Only the desire of Paterson manufacturer to change
his looms to Fall goods put these 24nch Colored Sur
abs within your reach at IS cents One of the best makes
gobelin gray cardinal navy
brown terra-cotta mousse
A few styles of India Silks Of which had surplus
are put down from SI25 to 81 yard The light weight,
exqusitely fine stufts that have their way well
with women of TASTE The wit and work of spnners,
and dyemen have joined hands produce these dainty
fabrics.
Black and Colored Fae Franchise, 81 from 81 25 All
the shades. You know the plague of shaky FalIe;
we warrant these not to slip.
The mellow light of the Transept falls plenty
Silks that are worthy your quick buying thought
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18

THE ACTION OF tbs Republican siats
O0nven Ilon, which met At DIVER yes.
terdsy, cannot bat meet with the sp-
provsi OF every man In the State, with
out respect 10 p1lltics, Who has the
good OF the people At heart. Tas plat
form condemns the preseaI assess ment
laws, by which hundreds OF voters ere
disiranchlsed and the county dsfrsud,
cd on, Of hundreds OF dollars OF tsxss
II fAvors the existing tariff uudsr
which the country has more than
doubled In population, while Its weAiil
and general prosperity has advanced In
. corresponding rsslo. 1t denouuoss
the Mills Dark Lantern Tariff bill,
which, II II should become . Law, will
destroy The greater pArG Of the indus-
tries OF this county and reduce our
mechanics to the condition OF raupers
II demo anoe the power OF the saloon In
politios, and iAvors local option or high
license, As may be desired By the poo
pie. This Is right and jas; this is .
government OF the people, tor the peo.
pie and by the people, and II Q ma-
jori.y OF the people CT any oity, town or
hundred In this State desire that liq or
shall mot be sold, then their vii! should
be obeyed and the minority should and
must yield. While We do mol favor OF
ndvooAte prohibition, We are In favor oil
submitting this vital question 10 the
people and then letting the will OF the
majority rule. The platform also 10.
vors high license In places where tas
privilege 10 sell liquor 10 granted, and
this cannot but meet the approval oI
the great majority OF the oitlz sns Of
this siAts. The only dlfh,ulty we sss
In this matter 10 70 frame law thaI
Gill DO acceptable TO all. We, in viii
mingtop, want and shall ask the mex
Legislature 10 give rs . liquor Law fol
this city which will place The granting
OF licsnses 10 khe hands oil o commit
sion OF our own oitzsns and revertlnJ
portion OF the money received for IL
oenSss into the city treasury, and 1
will bs Tor the people In the other part
OF the Slate to say whist they wAni foi
their particular sections. The pIAsiora
also approves OF the registry law Ant
cordially endorses II In every res os
The resolutions will be found In fall II
another column, and are we'll wor.l
the careful consideration, mot only O
every Republican, but also Of ever
Dem ocrAl Who has the best interests G
his SAFE OF heart.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18

TIE WORK done By the Republic an
convention yesterday gave that party .
boom In this 5IA.e such - IL has not
had for years. o wing to the laws
which make IL possi Bile for the ASSESSORS
and collectors TO dlsirAnchise the peop g
at will The party has long been under
cloud, Int yesterdays Aotlon has
caused ray Of light TO break through,
and the Republican party Is today in .
better condition than 1t hAs been for
years. II has now taken the same
stand as WAS taken by the Repu blioAns
In PennsylvAnls when, under the lead
ershlp OF Thomas V. Cooper, they rail-
lied under the battle CRY OF "F1r the
Home and Fireside, against the Dam.
oerAiic toosin "For the Saloon" and II
they are faithful to their trust, will be
rewarded With as great q victory.
Every good lhlng tina, this country
now enjoys came through The Rspu D..
hoAn party, aud the restriction OF the
liquor tFsfi, Will also oons from that
sou:cs, or not at all, The RspublloAn
parry has abolished slavery and safely
carried the country through the grea, ,es
OWL war tbs world ever Witnessed, and
nov i!s iu'y is plain In refereu 20 TO the
liquor tr'fhl RIM and DsmocrAcy
belong together, and Tor years hav,
worked together to deieAs the Rspubil
cam, therefore II now becomes the i'm.
perA'ive duty OF the party 10 take III,
deienhv! and 10 this We believe theJ
Will have the coriial and harmoniou
sup orr OF The ms >riiy OF The people.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
philadslphia. Wilmington D Bal
timcrs Eailroaa.
MAY Isfh, I8aa.
rralns Win leave yy,lrn,.r,on !,

Hrens VIII leave Wilmington ~ folIou
nhsissSsiRsii * g pa IS tsrPp5ss. pc r. !, L I,
4 & "a 4 asssiss. y - q : aSs H ,sn . .
!. 4 'ia { !. s'sS.'s; n. Z b -: ~ "a "a
NJ ssS sS. s@ q sas %: - :. sn mss
ne y n. ia i@, a1, 81. ssA TS
, Ikor kor We. Shs..e., via Lsmosin. % sns
Tor Ss~sIs ; a zoe tcsnsrsy a b ana n,erusa,.,. 10.
Bs,Iaois : and iassrSsai.s. 1ss q p :..sou. III 10
"gi gg.isisssssss sss ! .as 3 B By = Line, spa,
= and u o. a. m. Il eS q ". ! a. Z Il ID
Trains tor Deisware Division leave for:
New Castle, SO s1as m. nA az s@
SeorEetown and Lsvss. % q m. . 70 p. n,
Snrrinf.on' "a ~ DeimAr. and way stations. sa
ETprss.s: ~ Harrington. % p. N. ws
EIp.ess ior Dover. Harrington. and Del.
Franklin City, sUa.m m.
fori, and Sorfoii. Il Is NishS ~ ~
Leave ave, raI.aslph,a., 4 !, Brc.a stree. for WI.
io% y is n s. a: m, 9uZ so. ioI "a
y. Il, 6W. 81, II % p. m.
AccommodA Ion, eao 10 . .. NJ, l,A, aR,
III. AZ. va Q rs 10 % 10 70. and II a p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For PhiladelphiA texpressl, 400. . s.. 20,
-, 10, IL 81 Ia, M, 81, bA. and fo6 ..
Accom- mmodAuon, SIS \. m, II 10. rs 4 10.
boo, % and 10 90 p. m.
For Chester lexpreasI, 71S. Q 10. IL 81 . m.
xceo@modatiOn. siam. l2io, n. a1a
Tof NJ. YSit 8 4 Ssrpres.h 2 90 s@..@y ~
D. m.
FOr West Chester, via Lamohin. sIs a. n,
FOR Cape Charles. Old Point Comfort and
Norfolk, u o6 Night
For New Castle, Middletown, CLAYTON,
Dover, FELTON,. Harrington, seaford, Laurel
and Delmar, II O6 Night.
baltimore ard Wsssington, In, 4lA sot
10 u a. m, 12eS g q and Is p. m. Balti'
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street for VII.
mington (expressJ, ". Is s.60, 7.N, e,IO Il, ii
A. NJ, sos, q. 81 and Ia p. ID,
Accommodation q 86, 10, d A. n. Il M "a
9. 10, S.3 and II. "a +. N.
For further Information. passen gers are re-
ferred 10 the ticket efioe at the station
Trains marked thus ~ are limited express,
upon which extra fare il charged.
CAAB. K PU9H, II WOOD
9enerAi Manager General Pssssnssr Az
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
wANAMAKHR,s.
wANAmAKEks. 1@@
FHrLADELPHIA, Friday May IS, 1888
The SUMMER EVENT,
WAMAM AKER's.

You are invited to inspect the store. We have cu-
waited "the art Of putting things" and have put Summer
things together In way to attract you They worth
your time and thought
The Park. North gallery, second floor. Laid out
with turf, embeished with field sports and games camp
equipage, and sporting dresses
King Cotton. Second floor Chestnut street 'front.' A
show Of Cottons from Brown Domestcs the finest Print
ed Dress Stufs.
O,1eEtaI Silks An immense canopy showing Sum-
mer Silks in Of brilliant color Centre OF Transept
The Ice Pyramid A novel conceit surrounded by va
ous things for using and saving ice West sde near
tire, Juniper street entrance
Summer Upholstery. A vast display of Awning
stripes Madras Curtains and Slip Linens. Second
floor, north OF Transept.
All over the store array Of Baby Carriages, Rat.
tan Furniture. Games, Hammocks, Fans, Travelling Re.
quisites and lots of things you would think OF if you
did not sse 1t will amuse and possibly aid you should
Won them
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18

TO MORROW tut Eepublloans OF this
city VIII have duty to perform, whtch
shouI1 no', Nnd In fact cannot, be
shltked. The names Of three we'll.
known gea!ltGNn have been presenter
as cA-dida'es for Mayor, and II the
nsh' nAn IA nominated there Is NOT the
sngh's dous. o. his election. E lher
OF thee gentle men ara we'll ested to fitl
the sie Aud dschSTsa The few dutier
iei' ~ D-moosatlc Legislature for The
mAyor 1' ;h's CRY to perform. C1nse-
qusn he On = question for the voter
10 deter aiee is- Shlch Of these ihrel
men can, g roniusted, poll the 'ul
vote o. ~ psrsy aud secure enougi
Demo -tAf9 g1les to make his sechoi
SURE f4.i Is question wnich eact
votst uu-. decide for himsslf, bu. "
have o. lHailafl9a 10 saying that ~ tb
proper toan Is honiua.ed he WI b
elected 8!!soat the s''gbtesf .rou De,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
4 GREAT bICLIE

We couldn't tell you
such a thing, because it
would rebound and do us
a great injury in our busi
ness and besides TRUTH
IS ALWAYS MIGHTY and
good for the c Community.
We delight in telling Of
our immense stock Of
trimmings and piece
goods for suitings. We
can make you a pair Of
pants (that will surprise
you) for S., quality, style
and price all considered
in a bunch. There will
be a rush for our Sum-
mer suitings, when their
splendid features become
known. This we know
will come. You never
saw the like. Such a
large stock representing
the best makes that the
world can produce, and
all for little money. Ali
there's a charm in that
sentence. "all for little
money" because it's the
wholesome TRUTH we
are telling you. We are
prepared to suit you, no
matter how difficult the
task may be. We are
here for that purpose and
the goods defy compe.
tion. And our Boys
Ready-made Suits, you
must see them. They
are OF the Dandy Style,
the very latest from the
land OF fashions. We are
stocked up to suit Men 8
Boys in. everything rela-
ting to Clothing. We
are indeed.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18


THn DIFFERENT States concluded
the work OF eiechng dsleg Ates to the
Ripnolioan NAdonAl Convention yea
terily, With the e1 ,epsion OF the dele.
gaze. at large and . few district dsle
gales. Each stAts sesms 10 have 70
lected its best men for This con v6ntioD,
which will uudou o:edly be the mosI
Important the party has held since
1850, when Abraham Lincoln Was
nominated And the country entered
upon new era. The mel jorl.y of tn 6
oelesstes are un!nsruoted, bat Is is
very evident thar had Mr.. Blaine mol
Wrltlen bis iener OF Withdrawal he
would have been nominated on the
htss ballot In every convention
where his name has been menll. ned 1,
mas called forth dsateuing applause
and while We believe thA. he mean
every word that he says in that letter
We are also oongtn ,ed that II the con
Venhon, rep'eseu:iDg as Il does shl
KteA' mass Of tee A nericAu people
utem Il wise TO demand thu. he shAl
again beeJms the standard bearer O
his parry, he has no Fight to re!us
ana Is IN duty b'and 10 accept this, ih
hlghe9' honor has cAn be conterre
upon man Fortunately, no Wever,
the convention should deem II best {
name son her man, Il has plenty G
COCO mAtTl.l trgn which to seleJ', an
from tue o1arA;!er Of She men com 20,
Ing thia convention, We have no dout
6ut their a1'ions H!ll oe governed ny
desire TO AiVsnls the beat interests {
tne country, This viii be 8 oam pal Z
OF prlnciples-nors 80 than that
men.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
ADvRRrIsEHs should tsks sav.

ADvRRrIsERs should taks Aavsn.
tAgs OF the large circulation OF the RE
PUALICAN and send in their tavors al
once. Notwiths.andinz the REPUBLI-
CAN hiss been enlarged four eolumns,
the pressure on our space is greater
now th en- ever, IS The people OF Will
saing.o sppreciA'e . good local paper
at the popular price OF one cent
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
MOxIUma.
CENTRAL LOAN ASSOCIATION.
NEW sERIKsi NEW sERIEsl

This association has aiwAvE been carefully
managed, and - now one OF the most sue
cessfni and prosperous Loan so,iations in
SIX per cent. interest SLOWED 10 withdraw
ing shareholders. Money for sale Al enrh
mohthly meeting.
A new series Of 80 shares OF stock Is now
offered for sale at el per share.
Persons desiring TO Join . reliable Loan As
ISOLATION viii do well to examine into the
merits OF this association. Secure shares al
once And arrange TO buy q home on easy
terms. Books now ready.
.CHARLEs i. TRUMP. President.
WILL An =. HAWKINS. Secretary.
Once, No. 7l2 Market street. mS,fmeod
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
BALTIMokA q SsaIO nAlLR0Ap
sossDULH II KyrEUr, April "a lsSa
rraias iesvs TslAwafs Avenue Dspse
EAST BOUND.

sosHDULH II EyFEUr, April 70, lsss.
rYsias leave pslAwAfe Avsnus Dspse
EAST BOUND.
For PhiiadslphiH and Chester, els. Iss
%, - 3o.s u, 10 90 and all IA .. M; 70 . 90
%, % 70. 0 10, Q 20, 7 30, - ts and So D. M
TN suudSys,T 90 7 b6, y os, 10 30 ard sll IL a,
nj Oo, oo,a bs,ss 20, 9 "a, 0 to.ss % and %
p. m
WEST BOUND.
For Sinsorly, accommodation, daily Il 30
.. N.
FOR Baltimore, accommodation, daily ex
eept SapdSy tbA. N.
For ohleAgo and PittsourE, express. daily
Oincinnati and St. LOuM express, daily
IL SO = IN.
Baitimore accommodation, daily 7IS m.
Pitt.ourg, Chicago and st. Louis express,
daily 8 40 p %.
sinEsIly accommodation, daily 30 D m.
ROA LANDGNBEhS, 10 A. n. .Sanos'
9nly, noo q N, SAiS except Sunday, Is
rfsias isavs nArges Street Station.
Yer Philadeiphia 20 p. m. daily. For
b1lhnose - y. ~, daily. Ter LAndan.
herg $50 AID hoo A. M. daily, except sun.
days los u. on sunday only Lss and $50
Pittsbu'T. ObisAsO and ~. Louis sxpross
Trains ior MiIninEton-Lssvs Pnnass
phiA, daily, - oo, lo.oo, sll 90 .. N, u %
noon. a., 500. 90, Atoo, G.se. ale, 10 10,
Daily, except sunday. $50, I.so a. m.
aa.1A. and 20 D. m.
sundays only, s.ls am.
FxprsSs trAings
RATES TO wBsrBRH POINTS LOWER THAI
VIA ANY OTHER LINE.
". "A. ULEnEETs, o. O.SUULL
GenI 1anA6ef. esn1 Rass. Axaas
TsleDhubo No iAA.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
CHARLES KYLE,
-TuR VETERAN
kGE GRE ARdl MAN,

At th~ innrn.r Of gIXTH & ORANGE
STREETS, hss hponnl Tor ,hs 8eason and
Is rrsphrol 40 iIraIth ths y3tn1 ladies' and
goutlUmen with tno refreshing beverage, as
we'll - part'sa, belle, pi'-lios &C. Bis par.
loTs BON on the d'BI lad second hOors have
hosu rs1apetsd, epeiated aBd bandfomely
rtfa.ni .hot D at svefy effort " III be ma 10 to
poA.n Hc has EtnDis machinery and can
ihroi4h tna nnst cro&sn IN tGs narGst At the
iV"-ss .---s. al3-.i
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
Irarseptl west OF main aliIe,
SPORTING G0UDS.

store is where sold the Games and Sporting Goods
and the thousandand-one other things that help make
the outdoor life and indoor life OF healthy, ful-blooded
people happier and healthier. There proper payhing
that any sound minded man or boy or girl
dreams of but have it, and the chances ten
that the Wanamaker price is away below the common
price, We deal in toys and sporting articles just
deal in other goods-buy for the least that knowing how
and taking big lots makes possible, and sell for modest
profit Think OF modest profit sporting gear! l. isn't
what you are used to.
Take Tennis, or Baseball Croquet or Cricket, Oh
Lacrosse Test the prices here anywhere else quality for
qualy you want the best that's made we have it, you
simply want good have it Anything above the mean
Thirty Ive styles Of Lam Tennis RacAet Find six any
where else If you can Size the whole stock by that
price list that may be had for the asking will tell the
whole story and put you In the way of saving money
In aatnfcen
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
CPkCHAL NOrICE.

ron sALE-Tns capital sa.os IL tn,
WathtnRton Street Market HOUSE % eth
and Warrington streets. Purchasers of the
stock sre entitled TO cheioe OF Italis accord.
ing 70 tbs amount Of stock subtefibed for.
Also stabla room for horse and wagon in the
basement, which 10 70 be ntted up for the
use OF farmers and these away from the
| m artst For full particulars call at once OF
PHILIP R.CLARK 4 Co e74 Market street.
GEO. X TOWNSEND o'4 Market 81 matt
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18

d EmOvAL
II Having removed 10 NO. 2Is East
feurth street, l am prepared 70 do tin
and sneet iron roufing, RutterinG. spoutins
and JOB work Of all kinds promptly attende ed
to. Tin roof repaired and painted. Estt-
pleased N see all my old customers and Al
10 any new ones As may wish 10 give ne .
call ALEXANDER OHkMBERS.
Alo-am
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18

r GUARANTEES TO oURE THE MOST
l. uohesltny SKIN. ron owing pimpies,
biotches, rash, salow or oily skin, produc-
fresh o,lored. l have cured my self and hun.
dred OF otberB in Philads sIphta- Address
SPHcIALIsr. y. o. Box sol. Phila., Pa. mB-lm
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
SCIENCE d

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sllufhIire
tttItAgtd Il,
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Daily Republican., 1888-05-18

NoTIoE-I WILL COMMENCE ON
IN MONDAY, April o, to regulate, seal and
stamp all weights ami measures used IN New
Castle County this year. All work lett at
kYle's Ninth and King streets, or at my
residence, 1856 Poplar street. Wilmington,
Del, VIII receive prompt attention
JACOB DFAKYNE,
Regulator of Weights and Measures.
AIN Am -eod
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
DAILY REPUBLICAN.
FsInAY. MAY ls. Isss

Entered ~ Ggo Fosy Ouacs ~ Wilmln9-
on .Isi., a. second class mail matter.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18

AyOTlOE - 500 SHARES or NEW
LN stock lust Issued BY tho Mechanics
Lean Association and for sIle. The fiTst
payment on the second Tuesday In may. A
good investment; persons desiring to puF.
chase for themselves Hcme weuld do we'll
70 invest. Shares can be had by calling on
the Secretary, W. J. MORROW,
ai2lete0d ali French street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
Eor Rent.

NOR RkNr-UNlOE ST. GROVE FOR
u sunday schools, pio-nics and soclal
parties by the day, week or season Apply
to s. A. PRlOE, SuSt, y. U. ST. Railway
20. a3O-eod.lm
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18

NOR RENr-A ZINE RUOM FOR A
Il sooisty in the Hsrknoss building, 10th
and Market streets. Apply TO Il. Mo-
UAULLY No. o W. 10th St aB-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
BEE HIVE"
300 Market Street.
Dress Goods al HaIf Price,

lot of Dress Goods in the
right shades, all-wool, SO in.
wide; were soc, new price Csc
- fol a dress. Cheap enough
for any pocket
l lot UAmel's Eair; were 6a4c,
new price 8lc.
lot 54 in Wool Dress Goods
from 75c down to 374. The
above at new price is only half
OF what we have sold them at
freely
25 Richly Embroidered Alba.
tross Robes, at only half price,
to 20 in this same sale. $500
and Sc 90 from $40 90 and $1,000.
60 dozen Gents Fancy Stripe
Half Hose, regular made, i'm,
ported a few days ago. Cut
from Csc down to 15c a pair.
A few dozen left OF large lot
of Mis-. es' famous @. G. Goods
Sold from 40 to 65c according
to size, go now at 15c for any
size in the lot.
| II you have not examined oul
stock of Parasols this season i
will pay you to do 80, as ther,
sre some startling hargainI
among til. m in the newess style
out.
Why pay zoe yard for ChAl
lies, when you eau buy them Il
the Bee Hive for l0c, in neI
choice patti erns and colorings
Demorest Patterns, Portfc
lios, etc.
Russell, MIssimsI & c.
[sUooEssoRs TO h. 4. russell, ]
3O5 MARKET STREET.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18

ITO LET - A HOUSE SO7 VAN
Il Buren, street, 9 rooms with bath. All
modern improvements; rent reasonable. APP
ply on premises. Ai0-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18

N0T1CE-THE,J A. CkANSTON co.
~ log King street, have now on sale, fer
tilizers tn small packages, for grass, plants.
cemetery lots, roses and all kinds Of flowers
makingquick growth. Bone special prepa,
ration for chickens. Agents wanted. a25-Im
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
Il until June i3 for the removal OF th..
stone fioOr In the CITY Market House, and re-
laying OF plank floor. Specifications and
full Information can be had by addressing
DAVID II, MEGlLL, Secretary. Tine COM
pAny reserves the right to reject any OF all
bids and to waive any defects. mI7-3t
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18

EOR RENT-A, Ii. OR PART OF
house, Call or address DIR. FUNK, oi8
Market street. ml7-3L
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18

DUBLlO SALE-wII,L BE SOLD AT
NO III Pspisr street on WEDNkS-
DAY, may 2st. at O'Clock, thHrD. Parlor,
bod roam, dining roc N Rnu Kitchen iurni.
pats extension tab 'es, stoves, ,di hts, 6c, and
many other articles. Sale positive, to settle
the estate MISS MARY SMITH.
l.. ~. kttdeam q Son auon. IT St
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18

WANrED.-AN ENERGETIC A
w active man 10 canvass and tol
Apply At 7Oi Market St., 2nd nOOE ALL
Daily Republican., 1888-05-18
STATION ERY.

Everything in Stationery. The finest in every shape
as fast as il in sght-we bring lots of it into sght
and all the staple Sorts Prices get to trembling every
now and then. Whenever price totterng, puoh
down it goes. Here are 1000 boxes of Linen" Note
Paper with Envelopes "a Sheets 25 envelopes all in
meat box Price, boz. Of course it's ridiculous
No lack of more Just ridiculous Look here Some Of
the finest and stylish papers of the Easter
Careless handling smirched OF the outsides We strip
off the fnger-marleed sheets, do the rest up in
and make Tie price ha 400 qures with matching enve-
Hopes . ~
Th sis Covers orig designs hand dparted tOc
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Il Women's Extra Black Silk Mitts, 25c worth 81 &c.
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