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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-05
CHARLES A. HOOK DEAD.
! NATIVE OF LANCASTER BREArHKs
ms LAST m COLUMBIA.
n1sart DiseAse Carries Him Away AFTER severa
Dsyr Illnsss-Krs mary Casidy Dies IN
Ysrk - worninsmen to Hesr w. U.
nsasei Upon the Political Issues.

COLUMBIA, Nov. 5.-Chsrles A. Hook,
'UU1l known citizen, died very suddenly on
0onday morning between and 4 O'Clock,
q his home on North Fourth street near
Chestnut He had been ailing for some
Time with consumption and heart trouble,
und the latter was the immediate cause OF
hts death. He he'd been confined TO his bed
hat few days. Mr.. Hook wss . native OF
IanCaeter city and was 65 years OF sge on
30 Let day OF this month. He came TO Col
wagon maker bY trade, although not able
70 work at his trade for some years past.
Nome years ago he was elected high consta-
ble on the Republican ticket, also
uofving % market master. He was
aaso employed by the Columbia Gas com.
until the electric lights we're established.
He was an active worker In the Republican
party. A wife and ak children, four sons
and two daughters, survive. The children
arc Henry, Frank, Michael, Daniel, Mary
ana Msggis ;', aSss, Ss Oil ,lslng aeTe, 1yn Ine
4 ing ai O'Clock. Requiem mass will be csle'
brated In st. Peters Catholic church, ol
which the deceased was member.
Mrs. Mary Cassidy, mother OF Charles
4 Cassidy, living on Manor street, died lew
\ days ego In New York. The remains will
be brought to town and buried from Holy
Trinity Catholic church on Tuesday morn
4 ing at 8 o'clock.
MASS Meeting in the Opera House.
A mass meeting will be held ip the opera
house this evening under tho management
OF the workiDRmen OF this place. An
address will be made by w. Y, HenseI,
ESQ OF Lancaster, who scored such a suc.
cess at recent meeting. MIR. Henfel Will
make pon-psrtissn speech and will fully
explain tariff revision,
The Republicans held meeting on
Saturday night b. Il. Eshleman and J.
w. Les were the orators.
The Democrats will have a wire run ID
thoir headquarters in Bank alley TO get The
returns. The Republicans will receive ths
news In the srm2ry.
The Ladies' Mite society OF the NJ. Il
church Will meet to night at the residence
Of Mrs VIM. CLARK.
The Creo- Festus society held a meeting
ON Saturday evening and elected the fol
lowing officers: President, Miss Ida Il
DeHuff vice president, w. b WsnbAugh
secretary, VIM. Yohe; treasurer, Miss
Hattie Wsubsugb; editress, Miss Mary
Hoinaman
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Death Of Two Young Men.

Thomas Daley, son OF Julia Daley, widow
OF the late john Daley, died at the resi-.
dence Of his mother, No. OBS Walnut street,
OF typhoid fever on Saturday morning
early. Deceased was in the 25th year OF
his age and was puddler by trade. He
was formerly employed at the Penn iron
works and went from here South, working
o. birmingham, Alabama Several months
sgo ne returned TO Lancaster ard went
from here to York, he worked In the roll.
ing mill at that place until he was taken
sick. Early last week he was brought 10
this city. he was q single man and his
funeral Will lake place from his mothers
home on Tuesday morning.
Joseph McEyoy, a well known Young
man oil this city, died Sunday morning Al
the residence OF his father in law, Henry
Adams, Ia BlLneryille. Deceased was a
son OF the laio Thomas MeEyoy and his
mother resides In Strasburg. He had been
IN Ill health for almost year past
he was "a years OF age and was for.
merly employed at the Keystone watch
factory. He also worked in different fac.
tories through the Eastern country and was
clerk at different hotels in this city. He
leaves wife and one child.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-05
HOW ran BETTING GOES.
Lancaster Democrats Load d Down will
Money 20 Net ON Cleveland.

Lancaster Democrats Load Down with
Money TO Net on CLEVELAND.
The Democratic betting mon OF this city
have never been In ~ good spirits ~ they
are at the present time. They have any
quantity OF money 70 bet on Cleveland, but
the Republican, seem TO have been tet
to q standstill. To- dsy Democrats
for takers Tor their money. Several
Republicans pretended TO bs anx-
ious to bet and one did put mp 300,
after he found he could not get away with.
out getting the laugh. Others produced
money, but put Il back. One OF the promi-
nent Republican betting men In the town
admitted that he could show no more
money, and said he had no more TO bet At
one place the Democrats had &, 900 and ..
two others there we're j, 600 each and thel 9
were Q number OF gentlemen who had $500.
but the Republicans did not come up.
A well known Republican OF this city
went 10 New York the latter part of last
week, taking 81, GOO which he wanted to bel
on Harrison. Upon arriving there he found
that everybody he met was for Cleveland
he came back TO Lancaster Without betting.
Since his arrival here Democratic friend
asked him to take bet on Cleveland. The
other replied: ~ am Republican and
will vote for Harrison, but / want to bet or
Cleveland, as he will win."
The betting continues in favor Of Cleve.
land everywhere. In LeadvillO yesterday
odds OF 2 to were given on him.
| A telegram from New York this after
| noon states that the betting IL In favor o
| Cleveland. A Philadelphia broker firm
telegrapbs here that they have u. COO to be-
| on Cleveland.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-05
ANNUAL ELECTIONS.
The Ofhcers Chosen by Turnpike Comp lnies
For the Gaming YeRr


For the Coming Year.
This is the day appointed for the annual
:. ..eleciarn of directors OF the turnpike com.
s,anies Of this county. Following IL the
list OF those elected:
Conestoga and Big Spring valley: Presi.
dent, Samuel II. Reynolds treasurer,
Robert A. Evans; managers, 9. II. Locher,
DR.. Thomas Ellmsker, q. H. Leiever, John
Kreider, DR.. Wm. Compton.
Bridgeport & Horse Shoe: President,
A. M. Frantz secretary and treasurer,
Abraham Henry; directore, +. SHREDDER,
Jacob Rohrer, z. H. lands, George l..
Buckwal ID. b, Lands.
Marietta d. Mt joy! President Samuel
Patterson; secretary and treasurer, 4. p.
6terrett; managers, IL. II. Hiesiand, w. j.
Sterrett, j. Is. Hoerner, A. N. Cassel,
( George w. Mehsfiy.
Msytown d. EHzlbethtocn: Abrsm
Collins, president, president, Amos Bow.
man, secretary and treasurer; Ahram l..
Brandt, Daniel y. Nissley, ohm Ebersole,
Barr Spangler, John Musser, directors,
Lancaster q Marietta: President, A. N.
Cassell; secretary and treasurer, II. Is.
Csssell directors, Daniel q. Baker, And.
Brubsker, Reuben CARRIER, John Shenk, j.
3. Eagle, Jacob l., Brubaker, Michael IL.
Moore
Marietta & Maytown President, Henry
"a. Engle; secretary and treasurer, Amos
Bowman directors, Henry s. Musser, B.
q
David M. Eyer.
Lancaster Il Wiliamstown: President,
Samuel II. Reynolds; secretary and treas.
urer, w. +. Brinton directors, Henry g.
Long, John @. Hager Emanuel p. Keller,
George l.. Buckwalter and b. Frank
Eshlemau.
Big Springs a Beaver alley !: President,
Francis SHREDDER T; secretary, J. NJ. Herr I;
treasurer, q. X. Herr; managers, Daniel
Herr, Q. B. Herr, DR.. Thomas Eilmsker.
Lancaster d Ephrata President, Walter
N. Franklin; secretary, johnson Miller
treas urer, Peter s. Reist managers, l., 8.
Reist, B. l., Lands, H. l., Lsndis, &. b.
Esbenshade.
Lancaster A Fruitville: President,
Z Emanuel p. Keller; secretary and treas.
urer, w. H. Bitner managers, ohm X
Bitner, Abrahsm Is. Hoover. George
bhreiner, David M. Mayer, Jacob NJ.
Mayer.
Strasburg & Mlllport: President, Geo,
4. Reed; secretary aud treasurer, John +.
Reed; managers, A. Nj. Frantz John Rsnck,
George l.. Lsievre, John Mouk and q. A.
Heinitsh.
Lancaster & New Danville: President,
George LeYsn; secretary, A. Nj. Frautz;
treasurer, John l.. Hess; directors, Jacob Is.
Herr, Michael l.. Hoover, Amos MoAllister,
Martin X, Herr, Henry Baumgardner.
Willow Street: President, ohm Kendig;
secretary and treasurer, George X. Reed,
managers, Abraham Harnish, q. b. Herr,
Jere Herr, Joseph F. Herr, J. b. Long,
John Kendlg.
Lancaster K Mannheim: President, I. l.,
lands; secretary and treasurer, Il. IL.
Glngrichj directors George X. Reed, Dr..
Abfmhm q. Bowman, A. Ii. DanneT.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-05
a COUNTY MAN MURDERED.


!. X. McCarty Killed by the IndiAns Near
Senator Csmsron's Ranch.
Richard X. Quay, son of Senator Gray,
had intended going TO Mexico some time
ago, where Senator Cameron has large
ranch, to prospect oa his own account 1.
X. McCsrty was TO have gone with him.
Quay changed his mind, however, and
went to assist his father in his duties as
chairman in New York, and McCsrty went
alone. On Saturday young Quay received
. letter from Senator Cameron, bringing
the sad news that young McCariy was mur.
dered on the S.h OF last month while
protecting some cattle he had just purchased
from an attack by maTauding band OF
lndSans. Few particulars OF tb8 case were
Conta'ked in the message, All that has
been learned Is that the young manager
and bis party were attacked in an ambush
Ano, besides McCarly four Mexicsns In his
employ were killed. McCarty came from
this county and lived in the neighbour hood
OF Marietta or Msytown.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-05
T1EKE WILL BE NO TRADING.
Tho National and state Tickets Must lie FIrs,
In New York,

The chairman OF the national campaign
committee, Colonel Brice; Mr.. Murths, the
chairman OF the Democratic state executive
committee; Judge Power, on behalf OF the
County Democracy, and Commissioner
Croker, on behalf of Tammany Hall, have
entered into formal agreement placing the
direction Of affairs at the polling places
with reference to the national and state
tickets In the hands OF a committee o! gen.
tlemen selected by all Of them, which is TO
remain In permanent session at the st.
James hotel, in New York, so long as the
pollsa are open.
This committee is empowered to instantly
remedy any detects IN the working OF
organization machinery at the polls, TO re
move from charge OF auy district any per.
son found incompetent or unfaithful, to see
that the ballots are absolutely correct as
distributed, and to act with full authority
upon any complaints made during the day.
This very important arrangement makes
the action OF the party at the polls on the
general nominations Just al much unit as
II there were no local contest. II puts an
end to sll possibility of trading or other
practices Injurious to tho national tick OF.
IL will be carried out vigorously and In
absolute good faith.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-05
Work Of the LsoieS Trsc, Society.

The anniversary of the Ladies' Tract So
clety was observed on Sunday evening In
the Duke Street M. k. church. Secretary
Miss Annie M. Gundsker reported that the
society distributed IL 600 English tracts
and 1880 German tracts 20 Bibles to fam.
lilies that did not own q copy. A number
OF copies OF the New Testament were given
TO those who had none and who promised
TO read them. These books are furnished
by the City Bible society. large number
OF temperance tracts has been distributed ;
also, q very large number OF church and
Sunday school papers OF different denomi.
nations.
Miss Mary Russell, treasurer, reports:
Balance in treasury October %. lsS7.....Vg 81
subscriptions and collections during the
~ u
ioAi's''. 4.
ExpeI IS for tracts, ,&c..........,,........4 Al n
Bnlance on band......,................ o,
After the reading OF these reports ad
dresses were made by Rev. DIR. Tiizel, o
the First Reformed church, and Rev. j. N.
Folwell, OF the First Baptist church.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-05
i,us.,nn uenrev. o,arr.,

Jacob Baus WAS elected president OF the
Russian Hebrew congregation a few year
ago. One OF the rules OF the church 10 tha,
II there Is a difiiulty between the mem bers
II must be considered by the congregation
before recourse Is had to law. President
Baus and Henry Coulter had misunder-
standing few days ago and without re.
ferring the matter to the congregation Bsus
entered complaint against Coulter before
Alderman Hershey for assault and disturb
ing religious meeting. On Sunday con
aregationsl meeting was held and B aus was
deposed from the presidency. Another
meeting will be held next Sunday, VIII on a
president W III be elected.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-05
False Stateuepts-

The Republicans are circulating hand
bills in Indiana stating that English firms
are uuderbiddiDg Americans for contracts
for iron work, and "that any reduction in
the present tsriti on this class OF work
foundry engaged in H." J. ii. Bass, of
Fort Wayne, who employs 1900 men In
his iron works, snd Is an enthusiastic tariff
reiormer, says that the statements are
utterly false.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-05
n Syind-Broken Organs Wall,

from mo NOW hlh, NOV. I.
The Republican party has passed high
license laws In several states and prohibitory
laws In several others in fact, every tenn
peranco law on the statute books of any
state is OF Republican origin. For doing
this 1t ~ now asssiled by the combined
forces OF the Democrats, the saloon keepers
and the Prohibitlonists. These are facts
for reasoning men TO ponder over before
they approach the polls on the Oh OF No.
yember,u
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-05
No Money nj Tho PoiIs Tomorrow.

Tho chairmen OF the Republican and
Democratic county committees have agreed
to have an election without the use
OF money in this city tomorrow. No
money Is to be paid to voters under the
guse OF poll committee, and the only money
TO be- paid out IL for teams to bs used In
hauling sick or enieebled voters to the polls
Any violation Of this Is q violation Of the
contract made.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-05

while TEEN are more frequently feen than
formerly. Ihis IS because our ladies have
given the seal OF their appreciation to EOZo.
DON'T foremost among toilet articles. gbi,
superlatiyely pure ana sGlubrious preparation
eheeks ths iufther decomposition OF the teeth
removes impurities which obscure their mai.
uta hue, strengthens them and makes The
gums as rudy snd hard as coral, and com.
municates sweetness and Iosipess TO the
mouth.
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The Land,syilie As.oo,n,,on.

This morning meeting OF the lot hold
ers and subscribers Of the Landisville
Campmeeting association was held in the
Duke street church. The committee to go.
licit subscriptions report lSS shares taken
aud l,6O0 yet to DO disposed OF. After some
discussion the committee was continued.
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Prevented FROM Voting.

The Republican aldermen OF Newport,
X. l., have struck from the voting list the
name OF Colonel A. Prescott Baker, one OF
the heaviest taxpayers, because he had an
nounced that he intended to vote for Cleye.
land and Thurman. Colonel Baker wss
formerly Republican. He will be unable
to vote, pu. the city will lose more than he,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-05
importsn, sa,,s,lon Meeting.

The mem bers OF the Eighth Ward Bat
TALON, the club that has done such excellent
service during the campaign, are requested
20 meet this evening At Mrs. Fritz's hotel.
Business OF the utmost Importance will be
transacted aud every man should be
present.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-05

The Proceedings OF Alderman Halbach
have been cerIioraried iin the casea brough
~ ths conestosa & big Spring Valley
tornpike company sgains! Henry Bechtold,
q. ID. Heidelhsugh and Columbus Rots'
The regularity OF the alcermen's pIoeee q.
ings VIII be argued in December.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-05
Funeral OF the BOY Ths, Was Shot

The funeral OF jacob G. Hartman, the boy
who fatally shot himself on Monday while
cunning in the country, who died on
Thursday, took place on Sunday afternoon.
The attendance WAS very large. Services
were conducted by Rev. q. Elvin Houpt,
and the interment wss made at Lancaster
Cemetery.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-05

sixteen miners were killed and several
psu,y ~ uIsd by an explosion In the Ket-
three miles west Of Wes.port, Lycomina
county, Pa, on Saturday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-05
saed ror rorelnIr rn,rr

0ottleib Young has been prosecu cd be.
Sose Alderman Halbsch for foIcible entry
~ oostAstb Walt Both parties occupied
- enne house, and Walt alleges that dur
- ns sossnes Young foroibly entered his
ePAssn snu' Hail was snisTed Tor hearing.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-05
PALAUH OF FASHION.

<Ao NASAA - DNOO.
PALACE OF FASHION,
I3 EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTER, PA.
We call special attention to
our immense assortment OF
Stamped Linen Goods and their
extreme Low Prices.
TIDES.
Size, Style and Price.
I2xI2, stamped, only S cents,
fringe all around.
13xIs, only SC.
I5xIS, only sc.
14x2o, with fringe, 1oc.
lSx27, at Ioc.
lSx2e, knotted fringe, both
ends, only nc.
I6x3o, one row OF openwork
and fringe, only CSC.
l7x3o, NOME Cloth, fringed,
25c.
16x34, Monte Cloth, fringed
and dado border, SIC; finer
goods at 50, o3, IS and CSC.
SPLASHERS.
lSxo7, stamped good linen,
1oc.
I9x3o, fringed all around,
I2Hc.
Iox3I, with knotted fringe,
22c.
2ox3I, one row of openwork,
at 25c.
19x34, Monte Cloth, with
dado border, CSC.
2ox34, Monte Cloth, dado
border and fringe, IS cents.
2Ix34 Monte Cloth, one row
of openwork, fringed, SOC; bet
ter grades AZ, so, 6S, IS and
SSc, about IS styles in all.
WASHSTAND COVERS.
These are from 50 to 54
inches in depth. and I6 to IS
inches wide. Styles and prices
as follows:
One row of openwork at
each end. I6xso, 25c.
Knotted fringe, 25c.
Heavy Linen. knotted, soc.
Monte Cloth, dado border,
soc.
Monte Cloth, dado border
and openwork all around, also
fringed all around, only 63c;
actual value SIC.
Monte Cloth, with satin dado
border, and 3 rows Of openwork
at each end, fringe all around,
only 75c; usually sold at 81.
Monte Cloth, satin border,
and one row of openwork
through centre and one row all
around, at 81, worth SI.25.
Very elegant and fancy csc.
ASTRICH BROS.
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usTATE OF DANIEL HICKEY, LATE

USTATE OF DANIEL Huxley, LATE
u OF Lancaster city, Lancaster county, Dc.
tribute the balance remaining in the hands
OF W. u. Hensel, administrator OF Daniel
Hickey. deceased, to and among those legally
entitled to the same. will sit for that purpose
on Tuesday. the 18th day OF November, 1855. at
10 o'clock a m., in the Library Room of the
Court House. in the city OF Lancaster, where
all persons interested in said distribution may
attend. T.. q. BAeSLEB,
OILS 3tdM Auditor.
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A sslGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
"A REAL ESTATE

A SSlGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
"A REAL ESTATE
ON SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1888,
The undersigned. assignee for the beneiit OF
caster city. Pa. win sell at public sale at the
Cooper House. in said city. the following vaiu.
No. j, A Lot or Piece of Ground fronting 20
iset, more or less. on the west side OF south
n sS,d city,
on which is erected a good double two.story
numbered IA, with a large Double back build :
Ing, supplied with all modern improvements,
@ vssiy S rns raa. seias
ne same premises now occupied by Amos =.
NO !. A Lot or Piece OF Ground, fronting 20
feet more or less, on the east side OF south
Qieen street. in said city, below Andrew
that width siS ieet mors or less to pabie I
street, on which Is erected a two story Brick
Dwelling House numbered +i3. with II two.
story back building. and other improvements.
No .. lot or piece OF grouud. fronting 20
feet. moro or less. on the north side OF Marietta
y 100 fest or
u fourteen feet wide alley. on which Is erected
two-story Brick dwelling House, No. 6ls
with large twostory Back Building and
Cigar Making Shop attached to the rear, a
pump with never falling water ana other im-
No. I. A lot or piece Of ground. fronting 25
feet, more or less, on the east side OF North
mary street, In said city, between Chestnu ut
ana walnut streets, and extending eastward
In depth l2O feet, more or less. on which is
erected two-story Brick Dwelling House,
NO. 235. with u large two-story back building ;
In good repair. supplied with all modern I'm.
prOyements; out buildings; iron fence In
ftont, y ard front ana side, fruit trees. &c.
NO b A lot or piece OF ground. frontirg lC0
feet, more or less, on the south side OF Mariutta
avenue. In said city, west OF College avenue,
ana extending southwark IN depth ss5 feet
more or less, TO q Il feet wide alley, on which
Is erected good two-story Brick dwelling
House, No SIG, with large two-story brick back
building, the whole In good repair aud sup.
piled with modern improvements, with other
small buildings; well ana pump, cistern,
grape vines. a large variety OF fruit trees, 4 c.
Being the premises now occupied by Henry
Burger,
NOT "A lot or piece OF ground fronting is
feet, more or lass, on the north side of Coum.
bia avenue, in said city, west of College
avenue, ana extending northward in depth
500 feet to a IL feet Wide alley on which Is
erected good sized frame Machine shop,
suitable for other purposes also. raid lot Is
numpered q on Plot A." OF lots laid out by
John q. Hagor.
sale TO commence at ~ O'Clock p. IN. when
attendance VIII be given and terms made
known by JOHN ADAM BURGER,
Assignee OF Henry Burger ana wife,
y. W. Is. BAuskAE, Attorney,
GEORGE HUNTER, Auctioneer. 2..nov3A7
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HIEsH q BROTHER
The Rush for Bargains
Still Continues,
HIRSH & BROTHER,

This was clearly proven this
week by two HOSES rushing
headlong into our bulk windows.
1t is easily understood. The
window was filled with the latest
Fall and Winter Clothing and
the prices were such as to attract
even the dumb brutes.
Cents All.Wool Overcoats, 81,
So, 80, sl2, sl4, els, s1O, sls,
$40 and s25. Everyone of this
large assortmentis guaranteed to
give satisfaction or money re.
funded.
Gents Dress Suits in Cork
screws, Wales, Diagonals and
Worsteds, q, ss, $40, s12, sl5,
s16, slS and $2O.
Gents Business Suits in Cassi-
mere. Cheviots and other Cloths,
s5, &c, 81, sS, $l0, s12, s18, $l4
and els. These are all of our
own manufacture and of the lat
est cut.
Youths, Boys and Children's
Overcoats at 81, s2, $3.50, %, 81,
s5, s6, q, ss, %, $40, sl2 and sl5.
Underwear is an important
branch with us, as our large and
varied trade require a general
assortment. Therefore we can
safely say that no such variety is
is to be found elsewhere in the
city. Prices-Gray Mixed, l7c;
better quality, 25c. White Me-
rino, heavy weight, $50; better
quality. 40c. Vicona Mixed,
strong and durable, Soc; worth
75c. Spanish Brown, very heavy
and well made, 75c (; were sold at
81. All-Wool Scarlet, Soc, 75c,
81, sl.5O. White All-Wool Ex-
ira Weight, sl, CLIPS, s1.5O.
Genuine Undyed Wool, sl.5O.
Heavy Bismarck Brown "a a suit.
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THR finest assortment OF fancy advertising
cards ana novelties can be found at the IxTsL.
IreKsoKR officc. Just the thing for institute
week. Alsoa fne line Of wedding stationery.
program mes, menus, etc. orders TAX, N for
copper plate and steel engraving,
II Is raid that great many Knglishmen are
visiting his country this season. 1 asked
Jinks what they came fer. lie said he sup.
posed "to marry soft psted millionaire
women, 10 talk the fellowa out OF their money,
who want TO he fooled. and TO lay IN supply
OF Dr. Bulls Cough syrup.
"The reate ~ cure on earth for pain,
Salvation OIL take up the strain.
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TIE Eighth Ward Battalion Will meet tbs
evening VI Mrs, frilxb hotel.