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Order Nisi.
J. Franklin Evans.

~.
His Creditors.
In the Circuit Court for Worcester
county. M 10 Petitions May Term 1888.
To w,;-Iuly 10Th, 1888.
ORDERED, that the sales Of real anal
personal estate, made and reported hy
Samuel H. Townsend, Permanent, Trustee
Of J Franklin Evans. mn IN lvcnt pc,i
TONER in the Circuit Court for Worcester
county, be ratified and confirmed. unless
cause to the contrary ilcrcofbc shown on
or before the first day Of October Term
next provided n copy Of this order he
printed in some newspaper published in
Worcester county once in each of three
successive weeks before the first day Of
October. eighteen hundred and eighty
eight.
The report states the amount of sales 10
bc $i'55G.
.IomS ". STAToS, Clerk
True copy.
Test: JomN W. STATION Clerk
july iI.:n.
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working os-rsaass
consr mnation that The town ofSnow iii |
rs well as the other towns in the county
have long since dcvoutly wished. There
were between 20 and 30 miles of these
roads. and il Inns long been said they are
properly In the care Of the county.
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was summons

yilill to work on one 0I The
atlscx,cnding one mile from its cor.
poratc limits which the town was directed
To rcpaii under the count, road law passed
one day before the above mentioned act.
Mr.Collins claimed that the later law was
u repeal Of the former one and refused to
work, and was taken before magistrate
,nd was fined. from which judgment he
,pea;cd TO the Circuit Court. which
II the case ut the recent session and
'"rmcnt rendered = decision
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Attempted Suicide in Trappe.

Old uncle Billy Seymour. a well known
citizen. who for many years resided an the
Island Greek road. n mile or so from town.
has l'een Tor u few weeks staying at the res.
idcncc ofMr. l.. ). Seymour. Of our town.
On Friday morning, the 18Th instant, he
came down stairs about y o'clock and get
ting pOsscssion ola large butcher knife
wen, To- the stable lot and attempted To
take his life by cutting four painful but not
necessarily dangerous gashes across his
throat DIR. Chaplain dressed the wounds.
Mr.. Seymour stated that lIe was not able to
work AMI thought he would put himslf out
or,hc way. lie has a number Of children,
all ~ whom are married and In comfortable
circumstances. Ills wife dierl about two
years ago since which time he has mol been
keeping house, lie Is NJ years of age -
TnanS Times.
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Order Nisi.
William !. Tull's
rs.
His Creditors.


His Creditors.
In the Circuit Court for Worcester
county. No 90 Petitions. May Term,
lsss. to wit July l?ih. 1888.
ORDERED. that the sales made and re-
ported by Samuel II Townsend. Pcrma-
ncnt Trustee Of William u. Tuhl's, an In
solvent Petitioner in the Circuit Court
for Worcester county, hc ratified and CON
iirme,i, unless cause To- the contrary thereof
bc shown On or before the first day of
October Term next. provided copy of
this or,lcr he printed in some newspaper
published In Worcester county once in
each of three successive weeks before the
iirs, day of October, 1888.
The report states the amount of sales To
he $Giji.l0
JOmN ". STATION. Clerk.
True copy
Test: IomN ". STATION. Clerk.
iuly l4-3
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The opening services were held at
Camlen Camp. Wednesday evening.
The weather was delightful hut the at.
tendance WAS small. Rain fell ON Thur
day, AMI there Is M dust. There are
abnul 10 leuls. and the people are enjoy.
ing themselves. Rev. W. x. Galloway of
New Church, Va, Is assisting Mr.. Rawlins.
Several other prominent ministers of the
Wilmington Conference will preach next
week. II Is expected that llev. w. \.
Robinson Of smyrna will preach Sunday
morning. and Rev. J. II. Wiley Of Nil.
fonl, Sunday evening.
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.;oa nrn numerous.

Ray parties are h"'"e'
The weather during tue P"S.
has been beautiful. =
The County Commissioners We''
soss;on last Tuesday.
A more scasonahle crop year '''"" ~
present is hard to rcco'ee''
"A number o: our people n %.%
eclipse Of the moon last s"""'.
~. "a, crop. whichis small, however
:. ,,;s county. is now ready for harvest
n,.,onrs are hcing shipped 10
,n,,hern markets from lower De'"
Mrs c. l.. Vincent spen,, NH. luz !, e BeT
" ,,,;s week with her mother III DE-
i'"' ~ n,v,d Conway will preach II
NV. ,,.rsc tomorrow morning
the usual hour. ann,
N.ssrs Bnhm Il Russell are a M
-Mess y. hcan,iIying the home o' WI
s. Wilson. ESQ.
Mrs George W. Tuii,; Of i'"S MI MI
ord Miss N. Katie Purne'' ''''''" ~
more this week 100.
vronklin Upshur is now ,. Tue g, 10,
sor of a bicycle and he sl'"'' "''
with pcrlcc, ease :, ...s;
The Orphans Court was ,;u. So
las, Tuesday. Very n''''
.peared for transac''o"'
IN. lair summer vacation N.Y.
ehl"s"1, I'm their ,laily froiicsS
MIR. Walter lIumphr%
who has been the gY
Sncr" returned houY
Nellie y
or some
er. 81
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BY VIRTUE OF 4 DECREE OFTlIE
Circuit Court for Worcester county, sit
ting In Equity, passed In cause wherein
Roland T.. Bcvans, assignee or -. J. q.
Truiii and Josephine II. Tluiit. his wife,
is Complainant and George e. Truiii and
Virginia &. Tutt. his wife ARE Respond.
enis tbcing M. lii2 an the Chanccry
Docket ofsaid Court. | will sell at public
auction. In front Of Pcarcc's Hotel. in In.
comokc City. Md, 0n
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Notice to Creditors.


THE undersigned hcrcb, give notice
TINT they have obtained from the Orphans
Court for Worcester county. Letters of
Administration Upon the estate Of
PETER " MURRAY
late Of said county. deceased. Al persons
having claims agains, the said estate are
hereby warned To exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof, Ia the subscriber
ON or before the 10Th day of January. in
the year 1850, otherwise they mn, he eN'
cludlcd by law from the benefit thereof
JOSIAH MURRAY,
CLAYTON J PURNEI.L
Administrators.
Test: TMos u. PURSEI.I,
july ii-a. Register of Wills
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.. o-..,,,,.ckville. Va, Base D,

The creenbackville, Va, Base ns''
nine played another match game WIN W.. .Se
poconoke City nine on last rues""y, v"
as,h inst, on the grounds Of the la''er =.
pocomokc City. Nd, resulting 10 . sc c'',e
Of 10 TO II, in favor Of the Sreeh:ae" ,,,,s
C,ab. !, being the first time during " W." y,
s.s.on tina, the Pocomoke club have "e'
with defeat.
ON Tuesday night this town ma'
Visited again by our kind friend Tue "u ~.
s,s,. He pays Us frequent visits anu W. =.
s 49,. ceased 70 be surprised when ~
comes. ON tins occasion the store .. ~.
. price near the bridge was en.e, ''
i and abou, thirty cents In cash s'o. !.
!. ,herefrom. On the SAM night tue s" =,
g marty Ms |, is supposed, hdeavo.ea , W. a.
K Ter the store adj"inina r. rf'ces go, y.
a. occupied by Capt. Park' smith, ". ~
preven'e" ,.,.'. had been n an guard
J." vinegar ''. "~', where . the ! up, was mad
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-07-28
SATURDAY
The 25th Day of August, 1888,

Al 3"',lock T.. NJ,
All the right, title aud interest of all the
parties tn the aforesaid cause. in nn,l To
the following real estate To wit:
All that House aud Lot In Pocnmoke
City, where Dr George T. Truiii now n.
sides, mere particularly described in the
proceedings in the Chanccry cause nhove
referred To.
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rrou Berlin.

0See
!. Correspondence of the MEssEsos"'
:. Mas Jennie Robins, Of Alabama Is WIS.,
:, ,,rc a, Mr.. John r. Purnelrs.
re M,,. whalcy, ofvirsinia, is visiting at
nc Mr.. r. J. IIcnrys.
~ y, Mr. Eugene Bowen, Of New YORK Guy
90 10. heen home for several weeks. lie wa
"mmmoued home by the death Of his i"'''
vas or Mr. James Bowen, an old an" 'e'P.N
ur. ri citizen Of our town. NJ
we Misses Annie and Jean Godi'e
he VS., rom baltimore spending " f"-
Mr.. h""'e 49,
GOD mer here. L.
,lcn Mrs. DR.. Burrill, Rf Virginia ,rr;nr.
anne her parents. Mr. a' '''s' ~
en-. ton. q *
and Mrs. Eva Brit,ingham>@ 70 sec
was has returned home. bnp come
y o. her soon again, as 81
- :, J" hack in few
u
kfiN
II. Ten.
IN. Mills.y,
been In
w. busi.
~
80.
-.es ~
-. Nj
Il,
=
:"
"''
ysis. son Of
~ IA visit.
o.. f,,..
r.. VIM. X. Raync
so popular young
fthcy are prepared
Sand public with bran
>dilley Croppcr still has
,hc Seaside bath houses,
Ant will retain his share of pa.
las In the past.
up.
alton M;i,;nor. hos ,,,., . . s...,
,o cities wish FIJI, line orn,osscn,a.. AMI
are better prepared TO meet the demands of .
their customers than ever before. They |
have also engaged Miss Gallagher. of Phil.
adelphia. one Of the first class dress max !
crs, oftlai City. /
Miss KIM. lama. ., to.,,. n,.;..
:. y;.;,;,, ro,,,;y.s In ,.., h.,;,,, ...;,
ed nm lac, sund,v N,ss Jo,.s Il will
and G,yor,h,y know, her. h,vir, y;s;,.L
hcr. ,. .-s----- m,rv friend
.,rs ,,vc, >.r.,co,,.
,r,s, ,h,, her y;s;, mag ~ -,
Zen,
i. ~" ."ss ming up h'' u s"o"d
nave 'een or''n''"', ""'s '.So'ha" Tue mama
ger ioresech tue virtue ~ ADVERTISING
me SIMS correspondent gives gloomy
Ic" 81 Tue "''"p''''"' condition al The
siuc'waINs c'c.. hut We are giau 10 note
,.;r., ~. s,o, ,,,,.,.s, ,o.,...o,
T,,n.sp r.r,,, .nI .,,,..r. ~ p..,,.,
an, IL . e., ,.,s o,..,,,,,,., ,.;, =, -
..,.,.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1888-07-28

We arc glad to learn that mss -. .sa
voor. has been appointed teacher IN , unv
nrimary department of the sno" ~.
,,;.,h school and feel sure she wiz PRIV
. ss,,hful teacher, having given e""''
s.,isG.c,ion in her former school,
While ripping some boards at r"co" ~,
GO, Nm, Co saw mill where he lis en-
n,ovcd a few days ago, Mr.. A'eSan' ~.
w,mbro ugh had the misfortune !" ~. -.
,sum, sawed open. Although not "a"
.'r"us !, was very painful w"nnd' W.
casl, being about two inches long NV" Wv
to the bone.
70, RrSr.-The farm situate ON,
III. from Snow Till on the County r"a'
,sod,ur TO Berlin for the year 1858. DC az
~. located on the railroad ana "ea. ~ y,
demo, /, is particularly desis"e'e Tor a."S'
!. ~, can also he purchased at a reason
y ~" .,.;.o aud fair terms. Apply to,
a"'e p'''' ~ MARY J. PuRNEL
ThcMP. Church. of this place. ma
err ~, hcen very much improved III !"
"s and comfort under the sue
to p..,ora,e of Rev. b. +. JESTER wiz
re. :. dedicated ON Sunday, Aug. 9th, *
rly oral able ministers of the Mary'a"" Aa",
err e c"n fore will ill the pulpit on that
in casion. .
at If nothing happens before :" p's.,
their going, the editors OF tue Missy" -,
III, he a, the Blue Mountain House WI
vm =. r.,dcrs see this. II Is duty We
our readers 10 he present at " mee'"
ron, peninsula editors, and TO eAe"""S
alti. ,,;,, our brethren Of the pr
nav 60 he enabled TO galp
sses- ,ha, will lead to bciicriF
o"" The Repabii'
.s;ou mii,cc foy
ap- moro
:.
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Legislature u
yCountyCommis.
counties oftlle State
and among other things
the County Commissioners
we charge Of the roads IN their
--..sile ~ '..~
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Terms Of Sale.

SsO00O in cash viii he required ON day
Of sale and the balance of purchase. money
tn be- paid in twelve months from day Of
sale, Ia bc secured by interest hearing
bond Of purchaser with sureiies Ia hc APP
proved by Trustee.
CLAYTON J. PURNELL.
july 2s.ir. Trustee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-13
OuR LEATHER Goops DEp.Rrvrrr

OUR LEATHER WOODS DEPARTMENT
Cards, ards! You've Doubtless visited CHICAGO and
New York: still W. ask, " here many as herey
Of so the toe sea5 vaGbefy and be-
reduced dc or Special sale prices Remember reduced
i9c. Calf Purses and Pocketbooks for 25c.
60c. Japanese Leather Pocketbooks for SOC
81 Russia. Jap and Seal Pocketbooks Tor 10. o''
Soc. Mems Leather lined Jap alets for 75c
81 20 Jap and Calf ockstbooks for 81.
Jap Purse .FS RSf4etSS so%bnsd for g.
We mention this because the prices different to
H BUY ys e. .na
BE- Bun sxs se elsewhere
They are like oliver Twist'-always ready for
their coneertinaike stomachs and they looS mali
and neat G S1h hs rfe 81, to each
81 for the 22-inch Qinen lined)
y! ior the 22cinch Qeather ined).
which viii last you lifetime Cost at the saadlernsa
CATFISH" BAGS.
We chr;stened these travelling Bags the sr,at6sb ~
because when open they have such tremendoI,s
mouths Convenient for the explorer. Price Al SO
I'll 80 size will hold toilet articles and nixht dress
81 20 size will hold mans suit shirts etc-enongb
for weeks trip nniess he's DUE Vith many and
We have doze different sizes in these bags soms
leather ana key safety su sc sffin s
tourist satchel par erceiie,,ce. w. A"o
Those q genuine ALLIGATOR skin are not only very
owner Will proht by in more ways than one ~ ~ each
STRAPS For shawls. valise. ETC.. only csc. each.
"TOUkISISnILeather, lined with rubber com.
partments for al toilet articles. only CSC each ~
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Corner Pennsylvania ava and 18th NJ
(Jeweiry quoted belowD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-13

IL Is announced from Hagerstown that, owing TO
the recent heavy rains, the Potomac has risen
twenty feet above low water mark, reaching the
greatest depth since the freshet OF 1877. The
food which Is to sweep away the work of reclalna-
ton upon the river flats, already partly accom-
plished. but left unfinished by neglectfuI Con-
gress, may come sooner than the most apprehen-
sive have ANTICIPATED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-13

1t now appears that John Zachar. the WILSON,
sin faster, began and continued his starvation
process in order TO ayenge himself upon his father
for a fancled grievance. Father and son having
finally been brought together for an amicable talk
the son has consented TO eat again. Zachar's case
perhaps heralds the advent or an epidemic fast
Ing for spite. When that fashion once becomes
settled an economical father will be able by q
Judicious system OF provOcation, to reduce his
marketing expenses at Will according TO the num-
Der OF high-spirited children he may have living
under his roof.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-13
4Oc JAp. Fans FoR 2jc.

That's less than cost price Wen sell one fan only
to each customer. that the supply will equal the de-
mand
Many know them: they're japanese Parchment Fans
with birds, wers. and quaint geometrca designs Of
silver and gold and her colors blending and contrast
ing with the ground coiors.
he triple sticks laced the sides combine strength
with beauty. japanese Fans don't generally last long
These are strong.
soc. FEATHER FANS FOR CSC
One style has Feathers both sides Of the Fam white
and cOors Another style of Satin in various shades
with Feather Tips It's fact these Fans have been
and are selling esewhere for 81 each. You'll possibly
doubt it. We can't help that. you know.
We remind you we'd be fools to deceive you We'd
sufrr more than you.
OTHER SPECIAL SALE PRICES bird ne Ting
IN the piumage of tn Ostrich. whose magnificent
feathers tormsa fan reduced from x29S to 81 so for
the special sale. One illustration do for many
because of space required for Leather Goods aud
Jewelry.
GauZe Fans at special sale prices.
Ostrich Fans at special sale prices
Satil Fans at special sale prices.
Lace Fans at specia! sale prices.
Pocket ans at 81 ecia sale pric 8.
CretoDne Fans Il special prices
Japanese Fans at special sale prices.
MOURNING Fans at spe, ial sale prices
eH Have You seen Black Fans with Gold
Laced SticAs. for 10c. each!
THE PALAIS ROYAL
(Iesther Goods below)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-13

IL the first published accounts OF the disaster
on the virginia Miiland Railroad are correct, the
man gers ~ the road ought to be hell 20 a strict
accounting for what they permitted 20 happen
The time 70 discard a trestle Is not after It has
rotted so far away a. 10 have become UNSAFE. but
before that crisis Is reached. Had the Midland
company done its duty, this latest horror would
not need to be recorded. IL would be. better,
merely from the financial point OF view, TO spend
nifty thousand dollars IN filing up a hole than a
hundred thousand dollars in paying for the Lives
lost, the wounds inflicted and the property de-
strOyed by one such accident as yester1lys, to
say nothing OF the effect OF repeated mlshaps upon
the reputation Of a road But back OF the qUes-
ton OF how and when 10 repair a wooden trestle
lies the question whether wooden trestle should be
permitted TO be used at all, except a temporary
resort until more permanent structure can be
made ready. The disasters from IRE and decay
have been too many, OF late years, 70 justify any
trifiing with this subject Mr.. Clarke's excellent
article In Scrtoner's, already commented on In
these columns takes strong ground Tor the use of
WOOD or stone culverts, covered with earth. In
stead OF temporary trestles, the use of iron or
steel bridges instead Of wooden, and the adoption
OF precautions to prevent the shock caused By
passing from the elastic earth to the solid bridge
or trestle. In the case under eonsi eratlon part
or the train became derailed and the jar of the
wheels running on the ties undoubtedly brought
about the collapse Of the rfckety structure. The
fact that the locomotive and some OF the cars got
across the treste safely by going very slowly In
deed, indicates that the rest OF the train might
have made It's way over II IL had not been for the
shock referred TO; and this Illustration, following
so close upon the publication OF Mr.. Clarke's paper
enforces its arguments IN a painful but most
striking manner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-13
JEwrLRY. JEwEIRY,,

JEwELRYi JEwELRYu
The Palats sal" advertising man II like the par.
son who nnds VIII tits time TO close his seruon thst
he has hardly begun to introduce his most tellinr
PointA Al the end Of our column, and JEW EIRY
in this little space.
Well quote Que illustration In each branch Of our
department. and must take It granted we hsve
other thingsslmost you can ask for IN TIA
Jew,l Try hnc.AND ALL Al PAIAIs ROY AL PRICEa
II KARAT GOLD JEWELRY
Cecaxf or Lace Pm with real diamond, oA75)
REAL GARNET JEWELkY,
lscreW Earrings, real gold setttngl
REAL T0RTolSE SHELL JEW EERY.
tBOnnet kesta u; Lorgnettes. 81. 25J
REAL ENAMEL JEWELRY.
Qansy Lac Pima 4d:l5; brooches cay
(0love bangles, 81; Thimbles 26c,
IL Special prices ior the special sale tor roll-nld
oxldized silver rhinestone. moonstona let aud ifs
tS0n shell and amber teyelry,
$4,000 WORTH 10 SELECT FROM
"A snau outlay never before brought g muah "
% you'll ~.
PALAIs ROYAL
CorDG n ovA and 18th st.
b11 "a lian0r.l
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nUR GREAT CLEARING SALE
" HollSni Window shades with patent rollers DC
Double Combination, l24I and lab llth ST Sc
iyl3-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-13

West Virginia Is not usually counted among the
doubtful states but evidently the republicans
have hopes OF success there In the November lee
ton Northern brains. muscle and capital have
besa pouring In stea1ily since It was discovered
that the state has resources worth developing.
and northern political ideas have accompanied
them For this reason the democratic plurality
has been shrinking by a steady gralatiOn from
14564 In 1875 10 II. las IN 1850, 42l In 1sS4 and
eOo in the Congressional contest OF 1856. IL may
De that Baine's personal popularity had some
thing 70 do with the falling OF OF ten thousand
votes between II incOck's and Cleveland's plura!i-
ties; but, while Harrison is not Blaine he is the
Candidate OF the prOtectionists, AMI It Is upon
the effects OF the controversy over the protective
system that the republican expectation OF a very
close fight in West Virginia is based The repub-
heans may be expecteit 10 cultivate with assiduity
their chances In West Virginia, because the six
electoral votes OF the state added those OF Har
rison's own state and OF the generally conceded
republican states, would elect Harrison without
the aid OF New York, New Jersey or Connecticut.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-13
Z b BARNUM L Co,
931 PENNSYLVANIA AVE.

GHrAr RrDucr1os SALE
AT THE FAMOUS REMNANT ROOMS OF
LANsBUEGH BRO.
II has become in the general management Of
our business TO have two regular reduction sales p.r
IN summer Dry Goods hand We AssnIe YOU Thai
this sale Will supersede al others in variety aud low
figures
LIST OF ITEMS ON SALE.
90 pieces OF light figured French Saline Remnants.
worth 20 and 1Oc Der ys-d. mostly lengths from 10
20 pieces of ne Lace Bantinss in navy blue and all
The delicate shAs u Pima. DIue and loo per
yard. reg alar value loo
beautiful sty les. reduced TO DC. per yard
srey, slate and brown xture. VII be s0ld AZ l21@c
Per yard. general price 21e-
One case Of Roman Drapsry. in len4hs from 1 &c
"a yards. regular value lzse. VIII he sacrificed At DC
Per yard.
Alot of fancy eolored double finish German BED
Tiekins ted feather pEOoi reduced from -
1sc per yard
cases Of nsvy blue with red. gold and white
hSuresl P-rcsle ReInHans. regu-ar width AZ Sc pei
yard standard prec l35<e-
An innsrse lot OF White Good Remnants. such a.
aud pad N4snS0OkS aud many Others a. lsss tuLI
ball their regular value
Not having s2eee enough TO sEeeify all The differ
bar<ains hand suffice that it viii ray 10 call
st cur Renans-it hoenzS fer : general inspection
LASSBUEGH BRO.
rvs 40. A.. 424. fao 7th 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-13

heenar price, Cut price
5000 Gents finest kangaroo low shoes s3S7
s4-oO Gents French calf, unlined straps w 1880
SiOO Gents hne handmade " shoes .... so
500 Gents kangaroo low shoes ..........SlS5
s%-OI Gents rubber-bottom bicycle shoes 20
sl-JO Cents reliable low-button and ties. Slip
SIoO &c Is canvas low Oxford ties ....... 81 O5
$500 Ladies' best French kid Oxfords s235
SD Ladies' fine Dongol4 low shoes. sl.62
$500 Ladies' patent-leather tip Ox.oris 81 A.
sl1J Ladies' Dongola. Oxfordj S low button 81 20
sl-21 La'iies' handmade oxford ties. ....... 95c
sLeO ladies' turned Oxfords plain or tip. 13c
sl-OO LADIES' OXfords and low-button.,,,.. Csc,
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Advertisers

will serve their own purpose best and at the sane
greatly accommodate TIE STAR, II they viii send
n before noon to morrow their announcements for
tls large edition OF saturdays paper. the forms
oi which must be sent press much earlier than On
the other i've days Of the week.