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Daily Republican., 1889-11-09

Why DO the Democrats not hurrah
for their great victory in Mississippi
That State gave the largest Demo
cratic majority of any State in the
Union, though the State has 40, 0OO
more Republicans than Democrats
The little trifling fact that the Repub.
llcans preferred not running a ticket
TO going TO the polls and facing shot
guns and Remington rifles should not
dsmpen the enthusiasm of the rejoic.
ing Democrats. Any means that brings
Democratic majority are allowable.
The Young Mems Democratic Club of
this city Is chargeable with an inten.
tional slight when Governor elect
Stone Of Mississippi was not included
In the telegram of congratulations to
the successful Democratic Governors
on Tuesday An apology is needed
Governor Stone is the man who
reached out his arm to Baltimore and
New York and brought down Sullivan
and Kilrain. He is not 10 be fooled
with.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-09

pUBLIo SALE
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY


No. East Fourth street. Monday morn,p
sov, 18th tase. 1t 10 O'Clock. the conteua .
candy factory and cake bakery.
CELLAR.
bske troughA I bake table, lot Of oak,
pane lJambta machine. I tcn-horss boilel
and connections 4 mortar, cake rack,
mall packing table on rollers cake mouIds.
sToRE--stoct Of candy. candy ,arx A
scA OF counter scalcs and weights. 4 Plat
igrm scales ] marble top table, 1 losenge Ia
he. three small tabiea two
.ise tables counter, q glass show
es.ss ! eiett-day clock, ! looking eiass
wheel tIuck. one 3-whcei truck. 1 set tea
ssauieA set spice cans stoves, " cracker
nIte.S And many other articles not men.
I9nhea. 70 Ieet Of ~ inch walnut railing
SECOND 3 oRy.-s line snaf,s with
'.ands, tables steam cocsnut mixer. l
team eocanut siicer. 4 chocoIste nan.
eiys alixing rack. loi ofpissier baris mouids.
furnace drying room pipes. conplete ioi ~
TiifBp eRY.-i toy maehiue II lemon
msp machine, ! raspberry drop machine i
fieu mac Inc. ! ribbon machine, 1 Imperlai
machine, 4 marble slabs aud stands, loreare
boatJs starch boards aud candy boIex
xalyan,zed cans, mint drOp d q tany tina
cryetalixinE pans, 8 iron roIlers stean,
ncaser In table. cartand harness I new
learbofn wagon, stable tools, shovels, pitch
forks and chains q many articles too
numerous TO mention.
Z. W. siidham q Son. Auct. ii-esit
Daily Republican., 1889-11-09
Dots.

Go to Walther & Co., south OF Mar Ike
street bridge TO get your carriages re
paired
As YOU STROLL AROUND stop and Sc
the live man at lis East 4th street.
smeltz & Co. have Just received one
car OF choice apples, which they will sell
very low. Call and look at them.
Order carpets cleaned by New Clean.
Ing Works, No. lO3 West Eighth street.
Telephone, GAL.
Secondhand instruments at any price
10 make room at @. W. Kennedy Il Co.'S,
40 Market street.
Tin. roofing, guttering and spoutlng
Old roofs repaired and painted. Est
mates furnished. A. Chambers, No 22a
King street.
Most everybody chews Red Light to
oacco, but two or three, aud they will II
few minutes; sold by all dealers. CHAP.
MAN, cole agent, Seventh and Orange
streets, and East Third street.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-09

Is 1T not mistake that the election
for Governor OF Delaware Is to be held
10 November, 1S902 Is It not rather
bling held now, scattered all along
! ON October to March with Dough.
9 t. and Mckee as election inspectorsi
IN the meantime these election inspec.
tors spare little time 10 collect prop
srty taxes.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-09

Why do not Democrats crowd the
tax offices to pay their taxes? Simply
because they "don't have to-" Their
tax receipts will come to them, unso.
1iclted and unpaid by them. RepubIi-
cans are compelled TO lose day after
day to get their poll taxes paid; Demo.
Gratis will find their tax receipts under
the door in an envelope the evening
before the election. That is the differ
euce.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-09
ROOF PAINT,
MADEFRoM PURE OXIDE OF IRON

We have successfully sold
this paint for the past six years,
and proven all that we claim
for it, that it will stop leaks, pre-
serve the tin, resist atmosphere
decay, covers more square feet
of surface Tor less money and
wears better than any So
CALLED Metallic Paints in
the market.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-09

Place for good teas and colIees is at paul
Brightly Union Pacific Tea Store, 5l7
Market 81 opposite City Hail.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-09

THE COUNTRY weeps in fitful
showers over the triumph Of fraud,
violence and wickedness OF last Tues.
day.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-09

Coop DYE, 'school marms," Won
have had a good time. Now for hard
work 10 the school room again,
Daily Republican., 1889-11-09

Al-inch Serge with broche vine bor-
der, $3.50, imported to sell a. 50,
Daily Republican., 1889-11-09

smith American organ, nearly new.
$50; Newman Bros, new, $50; story 4
Clark. new, $50. c. W. Kennedy & Co..
7lY Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-09

The best tintype made In the city is al
Cumming gallery. 3O2 Market street
Daily Republican., 1889-11-09

Is inch Serge, with broche border In
Persian colors, q, imported to sell
at $3.50,
Daily Republican., 1889-11-09
No Difference

Whether you want a
Fine Dress Suit or some
thing substantial for
every day, Sixth and
Market is the place to
get them. The assort-
ment is here and prices
are rock bottom. Some
splendid bargains In
Overcoats just came in
yesterday which can all
be sold at wholesale
prices, as they were all
there were left of sew
eral lots and we closed
them out. Some hand
some Montagnacs among
them at prices which
will make you doubt
their genuineness, but
they are here and we
want you to see them.
JAS. 7. MULLIN & SON
Tailors, 9th & Market,
ClotIiers, Wilmington
Daily Republican., 1889-11-09

~ inch Serge with broche broken
plaid border, 81. 50, imported 10 sell
at 81.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-09

40-inch SILK Stripes on wool ground
ct 75c, imported To sell Ut 81,
Daily Republican., 1889-11-09
fhiladelphi. Wilmington
baltimore Railroad

Trains win leave wi,ming,o,
70. $50 . 10 "a, 3; G, 5- ~
s Il n and ' y u =; i21 D. "a a, IN
Aecoiamo,siioa, o 90. ass 7@
a. M i2ss. asS acO. SD ~, ls,St
Eor Chester texpress,. 90, 7n. IA 4
10 20 o N, OIL T. M u %, 5 "A. ti1. ia \
Accommodation, so col ohsa ma
M ~ "a u, and 10 Is
% q, 20 Is, i Ola. M, - az az GS, Il
IA 81, bsl - u, 7Ol I q S Sf ! W
nor Vest Chester. via LsmoE,n" ~
FOR Newark tCentrej AZ. n 'h lats,,,,.,,,.
ssliinore and inisrm %aH = pm .t1iIon. NJ
hsiii'n ~ . MI S aud z u night. y
baltimore aud WssLinsion % ?; M: a,
Id nu ~ a. ~; z % 4 Il, 2 Il II
New Sa III Dsi an Division leave Tor;
0 "a =. M, and u o. nlTht "'' "a ''' : D. 80
nnarress Tor seai0td, 3 81 y. H..
q ~ a. Dellnar. and way station
AecoIRmod for HARRINGTON. 2ip.
EApsess ior Dover, Harrington, aud De-
franklin City. s sot- IN.
Express for Cape Charles, Old Point COR
TORT and Norfolk, u 0S night.
Leave Philadelphia, broad street. for W
70 - II islp5sTsI ssa 20. ~ sSl, I!
. =. ii % ia, Il SIP. M. w. {
Accommodation, s2s, 10 IA a. m. D..
f n. az ~ Sza, ssA. ioOa. 10 % ~
SUNDAY TRAINS
For l'hIladeIphia fexurs.., . n, -, =.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-09
pRooToRsGRANDopERAH HOUSE

yemDer Z, Nv
Grand Saturday matinee,
1he Great Sensation,
1.-THE RULING PASSION
BY the authors OF "a Dark Secret,
Three nights and Wednesday matinee
commencing, Monday, November, II,
"A ROYAL PASS"
Daily Republican., 1889-11-09

Market street side
All the Ribbon world pay
tribute to our 20 unters.
Whatever colcr or quality OF
style or width you want Ia
within your reach.
Special bargain lots are
thick all through Ribbons.
81 to IS grades at 81.
$l.5O to $2.50 grades at 1850.
N25 to $1.s5 grades at 59c.
Brocades, Armures, and
Novelties at 10 and 1Sc that
were meant to be four times
as much.
East Transept.
f22 Robe for SI8
SIS Robe for s2j
$50 Robe for $22
So Robe for $25
And they are some of the
richest stuffs and handsomest
styles we've imported this
season.
Yard goods are reaching
Tor you like this:
4O-inch SILK Stripes on wool ground
at 75c, imported to sell ut 81.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-09

The little world of Mems
Furnishings is full OF attrac-
lions.
Mems soc Neckwear:
By far the handsomest line we have
shown this season. Neat patterns,
desirable shapes.
Mems Collars and Cuffs
Our imported Collars at 15e and
Guns at Zoe pair are equal to any
domestic makes We know Of tina,
opened, iull line OF sizes, newest
shapes.
Our En- lish Collars at CSC and Guns
Of ACC pair are solid linen. We
don't know their equal at neal
those prices.
Mems Gloves:
1-clasp Cape at 81; you are all aroun
asked to pay $3.50 for no better.
Mems Suspenders
Guyot suspenders, plain and fame,
web, regular lengths, 35c: extrS
long, attachment and cross back
SOC.
Mems Half Hose:
English Cashmere 10 six or eight
colors, sizes o to l015. Regular 20,
goods, but our price is 25c.
Mems Shirts and Drawers
Colored Merino, full regular made
and from one OF the best mills il
this country. They are not sec
onds, but first quality goods, and
are worth Sl.75; OUR PRICE SIZE
Shirts, sizes "a to AS.
Drawers. sizes 70 TO "a.
Mems Night Shirts:
Special make of muslin, with fas
color trimming, 75c-exceptiona
value.
Same style, Wamsutta muslin, 81.
Middle Market street entrance.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-09

.
Sold the Right.
Inc agent who has been exhibiting
narulhgs washing machine at Stidham Is
auction rooms, has disposed of the right
Tor this State TO Thomas Blair. and he
has arranged for their manufacture by
:. Iruitt OF this city. The machine is
SIMPLE and seems TO meet with general
iavor. Scores have already been sold
and u appears that the demand for them
Will be such as to make . very flourish
ng and profitable business.
Grand Opening
81 holiday goods at Aliens 5-cent store.
~ market street. Tuesday next. Every
purchaser gets bag OF candy,
Largest oysters at 20, 80 and 30 cents n
quart, at Ainecow's, No. 707 sbipley
street. Telephone, No. 309.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-09

Pants 10 order,
$500 up. Suits to
order, Sl2.00 up,
Overcoats, Sll.5C
up. Liverpool aud
London tailors, 52l
Daily Republican., 1889-11-09

DUBLlC sA1.E-WILL BE SOLD AT
- public sale, on the farm OF the late Jas'
Green, on the Kennel pike, above q reon yiiia
Chrfstians Hundred, on ''
TUESDAY, NOV. 18th, 1859,
at % O'Clock.
Two work horses. 8 ! cad Of young cattle @
lives OF nees, buggy, horse cart, Q cnltiva-
LOIS cart aud pillow harness, chains. one Twin
narrow scythe. pick, spade, brosd axe. lnew
wneei-barrow, lot Of new posts and rails.
suout 1O bushels Of corn on the ear corn fod
ger ger oy the bundle, and variety OF other arti-
eies. W. X. BRINtkLE
L. W. stidham Son, AuctionsePs' ni,
Daily Republican., 1889-11-09

DEREMPToRY SALE
Il OF THE
ENTIRE STOCK
OF livery stable, ut d. r. 8.
NICHOLS BAZAAR, Broad and Cherry
strocts, Philadelphia,
NOVEMBER 10Th and Goth, 1882,
consisting Of 70 horses 8 Berlin Coaches A
iAhnanst plain black hearses, s brourhams.
coupAleL vietorias, . six-seat phasions
sPaf -sp irE buggies, Q four-seat pbaetons,
goc,ors pnAetoa, four-seat surrey,
ntuNefy wagon one drka nns
six.ssat surrey, business wagon. orc
pony phaston, I hotel coach, EnElish nan
spm. ~ single sleiEhs, . double sleirhs. aim
ale and double harness, r0bas whina b,anF
ets, stable fixtures ofice fixtures Is iron
sal DIVISIONS iroh feed boxes hayelevatoretc.
by order OF JOSHUA EVANS,
ieis i5iA 1917, 1919 Race ST.,
Is. r. \, Ni.hols A,., Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-09

mS sass r EsIDfss. BE9sd street for wv
II: ~ IA * a. E. .:I SO s 81 4!
i. Accommodation, SIS, ia an. Ia
~ sz1 81, szi, ss1.. io05. 10 20 "a
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-05-31

At length her subjects rejoiccd In the
knowledge Of n new element in tho queens
lifo-her rapidly increasing grandchildren.
As she rotircl from public viow through nf-
fection, so she returned; she began TO make
longer visits, TO bo seen much more, and tln-
ally delighted her people and many foreigners
by her visits to Germany and other parts OF
the continent.
Pashion writors IN many lands have amused
thoir rea,lers with mild satire on her ma jes-
ty's drawing room otiquetts, and the question
OF high neck or decollete dresses at her weep
tions bccaIne an almost international one.
She has insisted on tho old stylo, however,
and those who would be received by tho queen
In high neck dresses must got permit from
tlls lord high chamberlain on tho ground Of
age, Ill health or inilrmity. AL these things
show TINT her majesty is interesting herself
moro In social matters, and the successive
marriages ~ hor grandchildren occupy her
mind greatly, especially that OF Prince Albwt
Victor, oldest son of the Prince OF Wales, and
therefore prospective king. BY the royal
marriage act he cannot espouse Roman
Catholic, and just at present Protestant prin-
ccsses of suitable rank arc scarce. 1t Is whis-
pered TINT ho 70 very much In love with Prin-
coss Victoria of Teck, oldest daughter Of the
Duke OF Cambridge and his cousin in the
third degree only; but her majesty is decided
ly opposed to their union.
Not long ago her majesty delighted an Amer
lean admirer, an officer, by sending a request
for an autograph Of Gen. Andrew Jackson,
whom, as she said, sho greatly admired. Dur
ing his early political career Gen. jackson
wrote letter to Col. Boteller, southern
congressman, asking him to get bill passed
prohibiting tho delivery Of mails on Sunday
he thought there was no necessity for it. This
letter was thought the most suitable to send
to bcr majesty, and It was forwarded accord
ingly.
In private life the queen has many more
amusements than Is generally imagined Sho
Is specially fond of Inrlor theatricnls and
tabieaux vivants. and during her stay in tho
Iso Of Wight last year the Princes Beatrice
devised mnny tableaux, she and her husband,
Henry OF battenbcrg, taking the leading
parts Among tho scenes which particularly
pleased tho queen were those of Solomon re-
cciving the queen OF Sheba and Sir Walter
Raleigh sproading tho cloak for Queon Eliza-
beth. OF course tho fashion ''took" and Lon
don bad run OF tableaux and parlor theatii.
calls Tho queen also does great deal OF
writing-4nuch moro than Is common among
people who are not compelled TO do II. She
writes her own lotters to a surprising degree,
and nearly always has some pieco of literary
composition on hand. Perhaps she will have
a voluminous work for posthumous puhlica-
tion. and perhaps, like other considerate
scribblers, she keeps what she writes only
long enough to get dissatisfied with IL and
thm destroys it. Her published journal is
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-05-31

No matter how gay tho court is ut other
times, all tho anniversaries relating to tho
prince consort arc seasons Of deep solemnity,
amounting to gloom; aud her seasons as Bal
moral, her residence In Scotland, often begin
with week or two of what seems like deep
mourning. On tho anniversaries Of theiI
marriage and his death the atmosphere OF
the palace Is cheerless--almost dismal Tho
inmates arc expected to look and oct as if
they saw tho faco Of the dead actually before
thein and the queens health h drunk by the
household standing like statues and in awful
solennity. At other times tho daily lifo Of
her majesty may be called ohecrful
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-05-31

Francis Charles Augustus Albert Emman-
uel--ssich wns the full name Of the prince
consort--was second son Of Ernest duke OF
SAKE Coburg -Saalfiold. and he was three
months md three days younger than his royal
spouse. It Is worth noting, perhaps, that the
same accoucheuse, Mmo. Siebold, ofllciated
at tho birth Of both. At FIRST the popular
feeling toward the prince was not cordial,
but no lived to DO tho best loved man In Eng
land
Her majesty WINS born May ~, 1919, be-
came queen In 1897, though not formally
crowned till Juno 2s, 1883, and WINS married
Fob 10, 1870; but who would imagine now
that the first notable events Of her career
were tragic in sho highest degrccf Yet so It
was Lady Flora Hastings, Of the queens
Immediate household, died Of griof and shame
over a basalcSs scandal, and series of at
tempts were made upon her majcstys life.
On June 10, 1870, Edward Oxford fired two
shots at the queen rs sho and the prince ere
driving up Constitution hill, narrowly missing
them. The excitement was, Of course, great;
but the jury finally decided that Oxford was OF
unsound mind--a fact on which medical mon
differed widely. Then strange thing hap
pened. Oxford himself said TINT the lenioncy
shown him was mistake-"some other man
will try 1t now," ho said-and on May ~
1912, ono John Francis fired once at the
queen on the same spot on CONSTITUTION NIL
"Ahaln said Oxford when told OF 1t In tho
asylum, III tboy had hanged me there would
bayc been no more shooting at tho queen.
Francis put on tne airs OF q . nlaeli, Ir
bravo put wnen someone's Wus pionounoa,
OF death Tor high treason' no te4i III aS"oon
OF mortal terror.
Her majesty commuted INC soneenoe 20 I'M
prisonmont for life, and on tns worry Gay .nis
Communication was puohshed IN the papefs
hunchbaoked boy nhmed Bean inade an a'.
tempt TO shoot the queen. out as be presented
tho pistol courageous nog ee'aed MS han.l "
and held on TIL both wero d''sggoa down. ~
was found that Beams pApoa vos ioaaed oniy
with paper and fragnenn q pipo; the
priyy council decided thss 4 wns the pest
policy 70 treat nus acs e wu' .. suly,
drunken boy 80 be was puuas01y whipped ana
sontenced TO eighteen montns moor IN inc
MIlbank penitentinry.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-05-31

don was surprised by the toIiing OF tho great
bells OF st. Paul's, and 1t was soon known
that tho prince consort had died at ten min
utea before II, In the presence OF tho queen,
tho Prince Of Wales and tho Princeses Alice
and Helena. Only tho preceding day was it
known that ho was seriously sick Of cold aud
fever. Then began the long and for many
years mournful widowhood of Queen Vic
TORN
For somc years tho English people, espo
cially tho small traders, complained bitterly
that tho queen continued hor mourning and
scclusion 30 long That sho withdrew as far as
possible from all public ccromonials, and did
not tako her proper place at tho head OF that
lagoantry which Is among the most import
ant functions Of thosoyercign undor the Brit
ish constitution. Then, with that hnppy
pervorsity which Ia truly English, they be
camo proud OF her devotion 10 tho dead, and
read with absorbed interest her account Of
her married life. Finally-such Is the deli.
cato but powerful persuasivencs Of love-
they began 10 look nt the late prince consort
through her eyes and endow him with all
possible virtues and grnccs.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-05-31

aAh," she said, with tremulous vibra-
tory little sigh. true happiness is some
thing that Is very rarely experienced.
isn't iti"
"Yes," he replied, Every rarely, and
yet have known it."
"WhenT -.
"This very evening"
"With mey"
Eyes, about five minutes ago when
you told mo that your father was laid up
with rheumatism in the right leg
Merchant Traveller.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-05-31
rho Nnme ns would choose.

"If were going to start paper" re-
marked young Dolley, "Td call 1t Tho
Jackpot
Whyi' asked Grimsby.
"Because every one would want to
take it."---New York Sun.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-05-31

Clint Ford's dramatic company
produced "The World" at Pembroke
Thursday evening. 1t will play a
return engagement in about six
weeks. -
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-05-31

PEEp's Null, Tex, June 20, 1888.
The Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga: !:
GeDtlemen-One of my children was
troubled with rhenmatiam and boils
for about two years. We gave her
various kinds of medicine, but with
out profit, and began to despair Of
curing her at all. i was persuaded
to try your Swift Specific. After
she had used several bottles the dis-
ease all disappeared, and she is now
hale, hearty and healthy girl
twelve years old. Another child has
Just become sfliicted inthe same way,
and i am using the s. 8. 8. aud an
ticipate prompt and permanent
cure.
N. G. WAeGoNER.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Disease
mailed free TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-05-31
What Some Substantial Citizens Say.
KAuFMAN, Tex, june %, 1888.

KAUFMAN, Tex, June %, 1888.
Tho Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga. !:
Gentlemen have been afflicted
with skin desease for about twelve
years, and the best medical treatment
failed to give me relief. 1 am now
using Swift's Specific and have re-
ceived the greatest benefit from It's
use. Yours truly,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-05-31
HER MAJESTY COMPLETES HER
SEVENTEEN YEAR.
Her sedato Childhood and Quietly Happy
sIaidonho si--romanco Of Her Marriage.
Tragedy roiIows-Attempts on Her Life.
+ Her widowhood-A Long RolGn.

Err Gracious Majesty
Queen Victoria COM
pletos her seventieth
year In such health
and with suoh a "life
record" ns tho insur-
ancc oiIlccs would say.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-05-31
BIRTHDAY OF VICTORIA.

BIRTHDAY or VICTORIA.
HER MAJESTY COMPLETES HER
SEVENTEEN YEAR.
Her sedatc Chiidhood and Quietly Happy
siaidcnho ,d--I,onanco Of Her Marriage.
Tragedy roiiows-Attempts on Her Life.
Her widowhood-A Long Rolgn.
! a.
GsElsegs.aasgz4S 4 a. Ia
9 9s& g
az gEsaTTQTFINHET'
,sSS .s NN
XAtslIlf pletes her seventieth
1HGHIS year In such health
jEllEk. and with suoh ''life
e lklN record" ns tho insur-
nncc offices would say,
that thorc is every proSpcc, OF her reign
outlasting that Of any British sovereign. II
Is an interesting fact TINT her seventy years
have been divided into threo not very une-
qual periods; She was nearly twenty-one
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1889-02-22
IN UNDERWEAR

wa have an elegant line (of Heavy WeightS
from so cents each to the finest SILK MAKE s,
Also the famous HoLRUnp 81 t,pisS Comfort
and durability, has no equal lnen uIsn
standard Is maintained from year 10 year,
without regard to cost or care. lness Su a,u
have a patent by which the sleeves ana draw
ers can be made to tit the wearer perfectly.
HOSE in 80 different kinds In prices ioc 10
the very best silk made nj 81 per pair;
Our stock OF SHIFTS eomprises s az qpiain
white; laundried and unlaunurlea, l.o ~, t ,hs
cheapest (what will give satisiactionl 10 tne
nnest We would especially can YOU. srer,
ton 10 our STAR SHIRT, when opens iron'
ard hack These goods have been great sue,
cess with u.s. and those who have not yes s,leo
them will do well 10 Inspect the same oeiofe
p9r Gn RS ASD CUFFS. We still take the
Lad and IN we have not what you want we
will get 1t for you. IL you nave not Worn a .n9
baldwin Collar, ana IKE nIsn W. W. 49,
o., ard get the highest collar made. WehsVe
fhis line made TO order for us exclusively;
Wa'ha va also Increased our JEWELhf DE-
PARTMESr and can show you coinpielo
line OF Collar Buttons, STUDS Gun Du''on'
Our line of NECKwEAR is ready for your
tnsnection. Ii embraces many novelties ho'
shown outside the larger CITIES All 'ie''
All prices Call and see tnem: H.. -,
We cannot speak too highly OF our iine Oh
sJJSPENDERS. They must De seen W NC APP
preciated. 1900, .hodas will he
In GLOVES all the newest si"o " -.
,onnS IN onr establishment. We have about
~ diferent STYLES and can suit you we know.
We carry the largest and best selected S scE isy
or,He,nsiiv LYONS m Ike. However, we've
= line pf CiIora gold capped for 500. They are
going rapidly and If you are IN he se, 81 any
mSafJSES-come and look at them and
ace for Yourself. Prices from sl.2 10 siso2
Zach You can't imagine what a variety OF
rood goods we carry in this particular line.
Orders by mail solicited. ..ns
Under Baldwin House. Hagerstown' Mo.