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Daily Republican., 1888-01-17
PERFECT

Perfect is the word TO apply
70 our stock of Overcoats for
Men, Youths, Boys and Chill
aren of all sizes. We please the
eye, protect the pocket and i'm
prove the memory with our Bar
gains.
Fall Clothing at falling prices
for everybody. Come and in
spect our stock; il will cost you
nothing, and the rGeult will be,if
you purchase, you will call
again.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17
Grand Depot.

DEHHIsOH q PEACH's GRAND DEPOT
for our new blend OF tea at 80 ant ~ cenIs; IL
beats the world; have you tried our cor e. ;
have you seen our sugar: hay You tried pru-
mel as and conserve flss have you seen our
French prunes and evaporated apples. NV
friends Won miss something every day that you
stay away from the GRAND DEPOT. We hAt-
ter ourselves we are u c WAnAmRt err IF this
tlty. We make war against all impure goods,
We sell strictly pure country lard +; our can ed
goods are all hrst clas9, no old stock. our can
ned tomators are the Onder of all who use
them, they are truly pure. IL you would see
the hour we handle, you would say we cannot
be u adersold. Oh we can II; Won will save
money every week by buying from
DEA NIsuN & PEACH,
tiS-itt l0a l0 East 5lh street.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17

kyDT,uE-MurUAL LOAN AsSuulA.
~ tiou ttOekboldors are requisite TO BIO
ks,ent Al their regular monthly meeting,
I Tu,stay evening, January II, TO u ~ &c
m upon an amendment 90 the bylaws.
q former moa bert OF the aid Loan $50
.,tnn arc npp m em begs OF the mutual"
viii IN, Of n the same time for paJ ment
moninn cues instead Of tho thira we'd
elay as hs.ctofore.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17
uorIuHR.
aid 10 Real Estate Owners,

u,. 30 tenants composing my rent-rol
ms lie wear iss7 have with frw exceptions,
I'm me entire satisfaction, both In payment
rent and taking care OF ,he psSR.rib 5,.trs,ed
me As well " myself for the special care
,hr SELECTION OF my tenants, as each one
~ pas close scrutiny before bein a,cep..
moved With bad nants and loss OF
E y, . III save money by ADOPT" u better plan
smnloying comp tent aud eSpetieneed
~, snty wears OF study and przctcil ek-
E,isar, IN general conycYancing ana resi- cs.
n.t,rTs, i do not hesitate To holf myself
sdS and qualified Tor renting and man's,
~ Il GAMERS for disposing Of progeny.
fKM siEURlil u. hAA&AN.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17

Avoid using those remedies contain.
ing opium, bus when the baby is sick
uss DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup. Is +, per.
ftctly safe aud always reliable. Pcice
only Is csns n bottle.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17
D6 MARKET ST., s i""sS
bum GUM
Rum = GUM
BOOTS SHOES
BOOTS SHOES

Nothing like them to wear in snow
|bd slush. The girls need them, he
.bys need them, we all need them. We
hve plenty OF them; all sizes, with heel
pd spring heel fleece lined aud fusion
bed. self-acting and buckle for ladies,
Misses and children Mems and boys
Occasins to wear with gum boots; all
BIS. Better call carly though. They
|e moving out very lively. Prices the
bwest in town.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17

.rufIuE TO MISUNDERSTANDING
~ viii DO an examin alton Of teAchert
II, ae.ood and thtri graie certihca 90 10
[rol ruilding NO. !. on brenon street,
s. Elimination betUson rim and skin, on ~,
4, tnrday. January ~ h Examination viii
Sgin prc mptly atg~. IN. hERm AN bbS'
IN County aupt rihtendent.
tl3ql IIf,tt s. h ,1+2.W
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17
DECORATIONS

We have a few japanese
Decorations left over from
he holidays, which we will
ell at very cheap prices; in
pct, at your own figures,
Fall early and get good
Ihoice.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17

BeaL piAo- 60 RsI Oesi, mutton or yea
Ia Of Lvell, stall II, City Market
Telephone AL.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17

ENOR SALE OR ,RENT-ThE STORE
u stand at ths southeast corner OF front
and Hhipley streets; will soil on easy torms;
very little money wsnts1 or will rent II at
low rent. FOR further Information call on
Head a %, or address X. u. BUURlNf-
HAM. Pleasant Hill, del. il0.i2.d.ltWa
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17
pr. THEEL-,
rs NORTH FOURTH STREET
~ RELOM HKEEN W, pIIII A

rs NORTH FOURTH sTREKI
10 BELOW GREEN ST, PHILA,
yNFoRTuNArRs, male sex. afflicted wit,
lNA'e disease, blood poison, skin trouble
ples, Kidney lost vitality, nervous debiII
sa} neciy, ohflrnctiOn or Inflammation
ic,urts obstinate ulcers, &c., should con
IN IhlihdeiphlA's only lGading aud renuin,
ZNerntlhg speciallst, DIR. THEEIA Bti
zohIh FOURTH ST., PIttI.A. 25 Years practi
mattel how dangerous YOUR case NAV bs
ssnN cases TO 10 days, after being robbed o
',i money aud health by interruptions phy
llsb; Write for Book '"TRUrn'i and he con
I rSI mat there is cure for you. I'M
It'll It'll has no equal in quick, safe aid per
tan.nty cnrihy these diseases, nOtWithAtand
MMTineus1day and Saturday evenings IN 10
tA'o ti'i L. Mo-
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17
ho|esaIe Oy.tsrs, -

sa Prime Oysters for ten cents.
nm dredged and shipped daily BY raj
NJ mm. BIO IDu obs oyster farm 10
"nnoiesslo and rotAIl de pot and resteur
hsss ~ ~ 1905 MARKET ST., and sold q,
{ n ~ mat positively cannot be and Will
ustDiu' nSo-9m
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17

HAylNu 10 YEARS EXPERIENCE
10 collecting rocts aud IN LnNg Ing
.saI ESTATES, l olAin to rsudor the most sue
.sssiul and sAtisfAps1ry serIioa In IN u 90,
Ssrtment. WILL AM J. FISHER, oliN
Earket street u I'M
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17

ARE UHANOE-TdE SUBSCRIBER
wishes to ssil his grocery 81 5rei aHooi
Hand and mel hbo hood, good lsaaona Tor
ms. Apply early aud . bargain III 20
&iyen. AdIresito I L.. this Once. llo'ot'
t,NAKE DOCTOR THE SNAKE M Any
d from Long Island, the greateN shtn ,s
|nIon street l'o|
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17

NNOR REST-A 7-ROuM HOUSE. WITH
q ali modern impr ,vementi. Appls AZ
Gil m onroe street, or at this once. 1ilu
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17

TOR RENT-A GOOD DAIRY
lily. Apply at this Office. dss-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17

NOk RENT-A PLEASANT, FkuNT,
~ third ltory room; heat and bath.
IOo hinB street d30-u
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17

FOR RENT-ROoMs UNTIL THE
18th of March. for lodging or light house
keeping, Call or address, DIR. FUNK, 9is
market street. jl0-6t
Daily Republican., 1888-01-17

NOR bENT-uhEAP, STABLE, WILL
Il accommodate two horses and two
session 2tih Of III trrh Apply 10 W .SOOTT
VERNON, this oitioe. DAFT
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strest-Car and other Suggestions.

TO the Editor of tho Indianapolis Journal
Here's some street-car ideas. Can you use themi
Stop bowling about double-end platforms and con.
ductors for all cars. Let's have platform clear
end Of car; conductors while cars
in motion inside of prescribed limits where traf
fc is large and more less liability of accidents
A "nickel-carrier" on both sides of each car and
thereby obvate the possibility of tumbling the
reach far enough to make the nickel fit in the
slot provided for it's reception and the
sary subsequent acrobatc feat of recovering equb-
rium-all of which is necessary. unless the people
having seats on side of car having the nickel
of When said people ladies embarrassing,
and annoying to them to either have to submit hav
their seats and reach for the com
yenent, etc. Let's have the seats divided by arms.
obssS to Of
it by the "sqeezing process, necessarily
prevalent. and caused principally by some Eve SIX
enough for eight people Let's have street indi-
showing the name of the next street being APP
preached to be attached to inside of at drivers
end in plain view of passengers and to be operated
by driver The necessity for said indicators plain
to be seen, whenever you or or others ride In
in part of the city strange MS. and to all that
ride when the nights dark and stormy. Lets
have unlawful for drivers to stop and pick mp
sengers when the said partitioned seats all
pied unless he displays the sign of fu where
tention to said notice. Passengers ladies or Others
getting in under such conditions. expect
air eady seated -ri oblige them to hop up and turn
their seats over to the new arrivals
With this plan In operation it will then devolve
upon Mr.. Johnson to either provide cars enough,
and feats also. to accommodates the people.
the est but highly priced nckels Let's have the
drivers cease their and frequently profane Ian
opposite ears. Let's abolish so much personal con.
versation IN the transfer between the drivers
spotters attaches said car and their friends rel
alive not interesting to the patrons of the
car. especially when said employees become not only
interested but quite excited when arguing whether
can and
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Society Events.

0oChoty Gscuts-
Miss Lucreda Clifford will be married on Thursday,
ut 43O o'cloct mt her home, No. Sill North Missis-
Bippi street, To MIR. Charles AneshaenseI, jr.
Mr.: John Y. Cowell and Miss Sallie Dawson were
the South, wh,re they will remain for some time.
Last Thursday afternoon Mrs. II. Cohen of No.
1o6 North Est street. entertained quite number of
lady friends At luncheon in honor of Mrs. Nodas
Leon, of Munsie Ind.
s'Lutheranism and Civil Liberty and .'The Irifu-
ence OF German Protestantism Upon the Roman
Church ars the subjects for the paper and conversa
ton at the Woman's Club next Friday.
The MARRIAGE Of Miss Carrie Wilson eldest daurh.
ter OF Mr. r;, and Mrs G. e kregelo, to Dr. G. w.
at tine fanny residence. on North Illinois street.
The young misses of the Ruth Society of Holy In
S on eSsass e see %
dsnce Of NJ. John Schiey, No. 331 South New Jersey
street
Miller, at No. 1913 North East Street, on Monday
might last by her friends. Miss Miller the recip-
lent of handsome gifts. The evening was en-.
joyably spent in music and dancing.
Or. J. @. Cruzen. OF Paxton. ILL.,, was married to
Mss Anna Bsrkalow, by Rev. J. A. Rondthaier. at
tie family residence of DIR. 7. IL. Albeit. North
yennsylvania street Tuesday. in the presence of
Quite number Of friends. They left after for
their future home, Paxton. Ill.
Mrs. Kate II. Talbot. wife of Mr.. VIM. H. Talbot.
and daughter of Air. and Mrs. John G. Wright. Mrs.
Talbot universally liked and favorite in social
circles and in consequence OF her death many social
engagements have been cancelled.
The Woman 8 Foreign Missionary Society met at
the residence OF Mrs, George B. Loomis Friday
sum found in them $3.50. As each box was
opened various little and of saving
related, some pathetic and some amusing. The occa-
sion proved very pleasant
a valentine party viii be given by the young peo-
PIE OF Central avenue Church. Tuesday might at
the residence of Can't. w. e. Wasson No. 30 Broad
way; The entertainments is under the auspices of
the literary and social circle and will embrace liter
nry and musical features and special valentine
attractions The invitation is cordial and general to
everybody.
The third and last of the Assembly balls will take
place on tuesday evening at the New Denison House
reparatiops are being made elaborate scale and
u - ex pected that it will rival the former
balls IN beauty Of decoration, elegance of costum es
and perfeetion q appointments. Two or three SOU
veDr figures viii be given, the favors for which are
somsthing unique. The balls have been SO popular
that they viii probably BE- repeated next year.
The Young Peoples Society OF Christian Endeavor
OF the Fourth Presbyterian Church entertained the
various socsties OF the other churches most de-
bghtful manner last Friday evening" The first part
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Mr.. M. w. Carr arrived home last night after
spending two weeks among Toledo friends.
Mr.. Daniel Stewart will leave this evening for
New Orleans to the Mardi Gras festivities.
Miss Anna schradsky. Of Denver. Col. here on
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Levy, last week.
Mrs. n. @. Jackson has returned from Chicago.
after two weeks visit with her sister. Mrs. II. NJ
Nixon.
Miss Jennie Neighbors win leave for California on
the 10TH accompanied by her sister, Mrs. J. III.
Clark, of Chicago
Mrs. -shouse, of Evansville, who has been the guest
turn home on Thursday next.
A cablegram received yesterday noon announces
that Mrs. Berg Apologize is very sick in Rome, Italy
70 which place she went with her daughter to join
Mr.. Lilienthals family. of New York.
General Thomas H. Nelson, of Terre Haute passed
through the city yesterday his way home from his
ecturing trip in northern Indiana He delivered his
lecture Mexico" in Wabash and kokomo on
the papers there warm in their praise OF his
effort.
Capt. E. D. Ludwig of Erie, Pa, who has the gen.
eral management of of the largest life insurance
apois his headquarters He is also editor of the Mar
ftiona Insurance Journal. which paper in the event
Of his coming here, viii become Indianapolis pub
location.
last injured the tendon of her ankles. Her
injury is serious and will conne her to her for
several weeks. Yesterday she suffered intensely aud
account of the swelling her physician could not
tell definitely whether the tendon was sprained or
broken.
Miss Dora Harbison n senior pupil of the Training
school OF Expression. will give Evolutionary
cital True Friend Hall, When Block on next FRI
day evening" Feb. H. She will be assisted by Misses
Grace Winter. Sarah Walker, and Mr.. W. II. Daggett
in musical selections, and Mrs Sada Allen and Misses
blanche Noteman and Ida Cornwell in Evolutionary
numbers fine programme has been prepared for
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W inchester.
THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Champaign.

Mrs. W. o. Cady, of Bloomington, guest of
her father Abel HARDWOOD the past week Mrs. G..
w. Gere has returned from Indianapolis Mrs Os-
car Miller attended the wedding of Ter brother at
Hoopeston ILL.,, the past week Charles Pillars,
companied by his grandmother, has gone South -
Miss Leonors McCord has gone to Chicago to reside
Mrs. DIR. Wilcox entertained number of her
friends at her home Hill street, Wednesday
ing, in honor of her guest, Miss Maud Gossle Miss
May f. Davidson of Chicago, is guest of Mrs A. G.
Burnham. Miss Fannie Dodson entertained her
friends with German last Thursday evening Mrs.
....Miss Kittie Booker has gone to Newton. Kan.
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acknowledgements ~. C. Smith, of Springfield,
was in the city last Tuesday. and attended the Ma
sonic banquet in the evening Miss Mayme Suther.
land left. tuesday, for Philadelphia to visit Mrs. w.
w Beebe- Miss Helen Freeman, of Frankfort Ind.
is visiting Miss Nora Russell. Miss Jennie Blabt OF
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. s. Hamburger Henry
Bracht is visiting relatives in Old Line. Pa. Miss
Nora Vance visited relatives In Springfield and Chica
go this week.
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Kokomo.

w. E. Blacklidge and family started Tuesday even
ing for Jacksonville Fla, spend several
T. L. Wykes attended the funeral of his mother at
Dunkirk o., last week. H T. Probst and wife, of
Harper county Kansas. after spending several weeks
in the city, guests of the atters father P. A Sassa
man, have returned home :. d aniel Duckwall and
Mrs. Nef, of Bunker Hill, enter
tanned by Mr. and Mrs. George Sipe last week =.
Mrs. Judge OBren visited friends in Noblesvle last
week. Mrs. Mary Westaw OF Upton, visited rela-
tives here few days last week Mrs. Ida Dawse
and son Harry; of Lockport, H. were last week the
guests of w. ID. Mahin Miss Nellie Clothier of
Marion the guest Of Miss Queena Sailors several
days the past week. Miss Linnie Becker,
of South Bend, is visiting her sis.
ter, Mrs John Ulrich. of this city,.
guests of Miss Clara Nc Bride last week Miss Flora
Lilliard, of Marion, last week tie guest of her
relative Miss Gypsey Lillard, of this city Walter
Howe and family have gone to Pittsburg Pa, for
future residence Robert Jay and family, formerly
Of this city recently of Colorado have returned
Cor permanent residence Miss Agnes Craig of
Peru. entertained last week by Mrs. Mollie Gale
of this city. - =. -
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Charleston.

Mrs. John Debolt has returned from visit at Mat
toon- Miss Frank Dora is visiting in Decatur Ill
John Cunning CHAM has to San Pedro CAL Miss
Gay Anderson returned from Shelbyville Monday
Herman Hill has gone to Elsinore Cal. Mrs. viii
Campbell Of Oaklaad is visiting in the CITY, Miss
Allie Miles. Of Litchheld is guest Of Miss Lulu
Latta- Mrs J. w. Cook is visiting at London, Ky
George Mcconnell and wife, of DeKalb, Ill, guests
OF H. G. Barnard and family Frank Tren'ble mas
returned to his home in Arizona Oscar kruzan and
wife, of Terre Haute have become residents of this
city.
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The Kens;ngton Club met with Mrs May Barber, on
Thursday afternoon The Crystal Club danced
went to Kansas City. Ne. on Wednesday,, 70 attend
the funeral of friend The Misses fortune gave
Mr. and NJ. John searzrisk attended the Riley
cannon wedding II Green burg, oa e s
last Mrs Is. 5. Sutton vent to Lawrence
burg on Thursday to visit her husband "A number
OF the German Club have received invitations 20 me
inst The Matinee Mus Musicals met in the parlors Of
the Presbyterian Church on Wednesday afternoon
Scotch songs and music in the nocturne
ballad concerto, rondo and etude forms.
wabash
DR.. John Stewart and Miss Minnie Ellis were the
guests of DR.. and Mrs Jones. of Marion, on Sunday
. Mrs Isaac New and son Joseph went to South
Miss Ida Rgler is in Marion visiting her sister Mrs
Geo Hayde ;-.J0shua FORAGE and Elisabs. l Grow
male male SEMINAR On Tssssass after spending
Marley has accepted the position of assist
ant c9shisr in the Wabash County Bank IL:
week. on Tuesday Mise Rosalind Keller is in Lo
gansport, visiting her sister . Mrs. wiz ssrber is
recent illness---- Mrs. Kate Busick entertained a
number Of friends. at dinner Thursday Miss
Delight Sweetser has returned homo from Xenia.
where she has been visiting.
winchester.
select party of young ladies' gave a very enjoya-
BILE leap-vear party, Thursday evening. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. w. Bishop visited Cincinnati the fore part
of the week. Mrs. Yerger and Mrs Coley. of Rich
mond. the guests of friends here. Mrs. DR.. Cal
Ballard of Greenvie. o., is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Ward . few days Mrs. Simon
Ramsey called Muncie to attend her sick
daughter-in-aw, Mrs. Charles Ramsey Charles
Tooker and wife, of Ric hmond. were
the guests of friends over Sunday
Mrs. Joseph Hull. who went to Tanquin, Fla, in Sep
TENDER. for her health died there Wednesday.
Her remains win arrive here Monday for interment.
Miss Laura McCurdy of Danville returned her
home Saturday, after months visit with her sister
here Prof. Henry Bowers of Portland Ind is the
guest Of his mother. Mrs. Hull.
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concerning women
Louisa Alcott's books have been translated into
There are sixty woman suffrage leagues in Massa-
chusetts.
Mary A. Livernore is about to publish work en-
titled MY Story in the War;.
Mrs Adelaide r. Kenny is director of the Genesee
County Bank of Batavia, N. Y.
The Bristol sisters several years extensive for
lists at Topeka, Kan, have gone into the real estate
business in Los Angeles Cal.
Miss Mildred Holland is the prize pupil in the art
of fencing taught at the Chicago Conservatory
There are ten girls in the class
Mrs. Fannie O'Lnn admitted to the bar in the
District Court at Valentine, Dawes county Nebraska
recently. she won her first case in court.
Mrs. Salter, the Mayor of Argonia, Kan, Is max
ing good official record. She has closed the saloons
and driven the gamble and sports out of town.
Miss Evaeen Stein. of Lafayette Ind, occupied the
rostrum at Purdue University, Jan. %, for two
hours by the presentation of lecture upon Lalls
Rookh.
Mrs Mary W. Whitney will take Maria MitchelI's
place at Vassar College for the present. She
Professor Mirchels assistant for time and has
lately been studying at Harvard Observatory.
Mrs. L. A. W. Sinner has offered to donate Mt
Carroll Seminary, which she founded and brought to
high standard among educational institutions, to-
Wellesley.
Mrs. Caudace Wheeler who has been leading
spirit in the affairs of the New York Exchange for
womens work and ths Women's Decorative Art
Association, now has plan for woinens hotel in
New York
A Now England woman has found o pleasant and
girls along the general lines of European travel I'm
der her management sight seeing is thoroughly sysfe
matzed, and her PARTIES arc enabled to make the
most Of their opportunities
Mrs Emma p. Ewing of Purdue University In
DIANA will contribute chapter The Importance
of knowledge of Domestic Economy to Young Won
which Rev. b. F. Austin, of Alma Ladies' College,
st. Thomas, Ont, is preparing for publication.
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New Castle.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Elliott are visiting in Chicago
1911 w. Millikan, who has been visiting here for
time. left Thursday for his home in Fargo Dak
----Will Hechard who has been visiting his parents
here, left Friday for his home in Howard, Kan Miss
Rose Morris Knightstown is the guest of Miss Leone
Morris. O. Bunch, of Manleton Ind. is visiting
his son, G. w. Bunch and family of this city Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Brown entertained company Of
friends at cards Thursday evening. Gen r. W.
Bennett and j. s. Ostrander, of Richmond, were cir
culating among New Castle friends this week. Mrs.
Julia and Miss Nina Loer entertained large compa-
nv of friends at progressive euchre. Wednesday
evening" in honor of Miss Fannie Shroyer of Logans
port s. Davenport and wife, of Liberty, Ind,
were guests of D. n Fenstamaker and wife, this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Shroyer attended tie golden
on Wednesday. -.J. M. Cough and family, MIR. and
Mrs. NJ. n. Canaday, and H. FL. Canaday and family.
went TO Hagerstown, Thursday. to assist in ceebrat
Jesse Melette and family. of Champaign, Ill, are here
visiting friends and relatives.
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Notice the Goods to
Be Sold.

We have picked such goods that we will not
carry the season. No better goods have
come into the store, but they odd lots and
must go at any sacrifice Dress Goods, Cloths,
Pushes, Cloaks, Winter Ginghams and Prints,
Blankets, Flannels, Winter Underwear, Hosiery,
etc.
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We Name a Few Of
the Prices.

12z cents for 27-inch Cloth suiting, former
price Soc; these are in desirable colors.
One lot of Plain and Check All-Wool Dress
Goods, 10 cents; former price, 65c; these are 40
inches wide.
4 cents for Ginghams never sold for less than
cents per yard for Brown Muslin, slightly
soiled one yard wide.
27 cents for fancy French Flannels; regular
63 cents for Pushes; former price 1925
l cent per yard for Prints; manufacturers
odds and ends.
50 cents for Bed Comforts.
big lot Bed Spreads
One lot of Summer Blankets, 50 cts. per pair
$50 pairs White Blankets at go cents on
the dollar.
All-Linen Crash at 81 cents
Table Linens and Towels.
pieces, fine German Velvet, "a inches wide
at half the former price.
200 Knit Wool Hoods at 25 cents the
dollar.
Sale of Remnants of Silks and Velvets
Muslin Underwear and Embroidery.
These goods must 60 Next week we begin
the sale of Spring Goods.