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Presbyterian.

EIRsT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH = South.
4 west corner Pennsylvania and New York streets
Rev. Nj. l.. Haines. ID. D., pastor. Rev. Charles II.
Little. of Danylle, Ill., will preach tomorrow at l045
9. N No evening service Sunday school meets at
$50 n m Young Peoples Society Christian
deavor at 6:45 p. M. Weekly prayer meeting ON
Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock.
FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-Corner
Il Of Pennsylvania and Pratt streets. +. p. WhaL
lon pastor. No preaching service TO morrow. Sab
bath-school at 2:3O p. N. Young Peoples prayer
meeting at pm.
TABERNACLE CHU RCH-Corner Meridian and
Il Second streets. Rev J. A ROndthaler, d. D.. pas
tor. PREACHING at 1890 a. m, by the Rev. ID P Put
Young Peoples Society Of Christian Endeavor at 345
p. IN. No evening service.
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Sacramento Union.
The West Virginia sensation just now is
| ghost who goes about in airy costume o.
| nights smoking cigarettes. That is all
| right. If the spOok sticks to cigarettes his
| fate is determined.
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EDUCATIONAL.
De PAW UNIVERSITY
GREENCASTLE, IND.

52dyear begins Sept IL. Sbuildings. 81 professors
and Instructors. 906 students distinct SCHOOLS,
viz: LIBERAL ARTS with broad range of elective
studies), THEOLOGY. LAW, MUSIC, ART, MIL
ITARY SCIENCE NORMAL and PREPARE
TORY. Undergraduate and postgraduate courses
Good libraries laboratories and observatory Health
ful location. Low EXPENSES Both sexes admit
ted For Book and special circulars address the
deans of the several schools or the PRESIDENT Ut
the UNIVERSITY.
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GOAL MINERS-STEADY WORK. Apply to w.
~ A. JONES Sec'y and Treas, 4l5 West Jefferson
street, Louisville. Ky.
XTANTED-s5 Weekly representatives male or
w feIrale. in every community. Goods staple; house.
sold necessity; sell at sight; peddng salary paid
promptly and al, anced Full particulars and
valuable sample free We mean Just what we say;
address once Standard SilverwareC Co., Boston, Mass
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AFFAIRS OF THE RAILWAYS.
Consolidation Of Wabash MISUNDERSTANDING
of Stockholders

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
of Stockholders.
A meeting of the stockholders of the
Wabash Eastern Railway Company of
Indiana was held at 1870 o'clock yester-
day. at the New Denison Hotel, for
the purpose of voting upon arti-
cles of consolidation between the Toledo
Western Railroad Company, the De-
roit g. State Line Wabash Railroad Com
pany, the Wabash Eastern Railway Com
pany of Indiana, the Wabash Eastern
Railway Company of Illinois. and the
Wabash Western Railway Company, under
the name of the Wabash Railroad Company.
All the stock of the Indiana corporation.
amounting to $9,OO0.OOO was represented,
and the articles of consolidation previously
adopted and recommended by the directors
of the company. were unanimously APP
proved by the stockholders. 1t was further
voted that O meeting be held at Toledo, on
the first day of August, to elect directors
of the consolidated corporati0n-The
Wabash Railroad Company. General
the Indiana corporation, and John May
nard Harlan, of Chicago, secretary, were
present at the meeting and held the prox-
les of all the stockholders not personally
present.
The meeting of the stockholders of the
Wabash Eastern Railway Company of Iii
nois will be held to-day at Chicago, for
the purpose of voting upon the articles of
consolidation.
The new company has q capital stock of
$52,0OO.0O0, and its main line extends from
Toledo to Kansas City, with branch lines,
bringing it's total mileage up to $500 miles.
AS soon as the consolidation is completed,
first-mortgage bonds to the amount of $34,-
100000 will be issued, besides S14. 600 of
second-mortgage bonds, and $50. 1000 of
debenture bonds.
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CHURCH SERVICES.
Baptist

Baptist.
LIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-NOrtheast corner OF
II Pennsylvania and New York streets Rev. w.
+. Taylor pastor. will preach tomorrow at 1880
IN. Sabbathsc school at 2l5 p All are cordially
invited TO these services.
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CAYUGA LAKE MILITARY ACADEMY,
~ AURORA. n. Y.
$3.50 per year. For illustrated circular address
COL. c. j. WRIGHT. b. d, A NJ or
A X. MCALPSE. A. NJ, Principals
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Methodist.

CENTRALAvENUE METHODIST EPISCO-
~ pal Church-COrner of Central avenue and But
Ter street Rev. j. II. Ford ID. d., pastor. Sunday
scnooi al a. m preacnihg py the pastor at lo:30 a.
evening in lecture-rcom. Strangers cordially wek
coined. - -.
ANl New York and Meridian streets-Rev III, A
Cleveland, d. d.. pastor. Classes $3.50 Preach.
ing at 1920 10y DR.. Curtiss, of DePauw Univer
atty Sunday -schoola 2:15 p m. No evening service
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Christian.

Christian.
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Corner Of
~ Ohio and Delaware streets. ID. r. Lucas. pastor.
Preaching at usual hours by Rev ]. II. o. Smith of
Valparaiso who exchanges pulpits with the pastor.
Sunday school at a. IN, Howard Gale superintend.
emit All are welcome to these services.
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BOYS CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

GIRLS CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
Eighth year opens September Is. Prepares for the
Harvard Annex and for all wOmens colleges. Ex
ceent courses in Music and Art Handsome accom-
modations for boarding pupils Send for catalogue
Theodore L. Sewall and May Wright Sewall Princt
pals, Indianapolis. Ind.
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Miss RIehfS School for Bows and GirlS

Will open SEPT l6, 1889 at $50 North Illinois ct.
Miss Bright can be afternoons Mondays.
Wednesdays and Fridays, until Aug. J. at $40 North
Meridian street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25

Thousands ofyarls Of RIBBONS ths' must DO
diposeI o.
handsome Roman SASH RIBBONS. MAE inches
Black AitSut MORE RIBBON reduced from
io.. B.scR $ s',i'sH-RIBBoS. with heavy ribbed
Hcai.onc' Two ronc RIBBONS. No. :. lie;
Ribbons from lc. q ward up-an 10 be disposed
of i'm ths nextdly or two.
] % TfCURA SOAP lie. n cake.
ha.f-pound bar Nsrechal Neil ROSE SOAP lSc' -
reduced from 3'c.
slv-ouncc cake Marechal Nell ROSE Tor lie.
formery iic;
Ayers RECANIER SOAP, scented, 44c.; un-
scented 2i':
Pot-pouri >OAPiic. from 15c.:
Meade & Bakers Curhon' MOI IuM ASH Will 90
soil this wreg Tor 21c.:
Sho0ed DENIlFRlCt ls'.;
Oriental IOOlll-IASrE l'c.;
Luoias INFANT-POWDER. i5c smaller pack
Lubn.s EXT'RACr reduced to s5c
| c. 4. Mann COS EXTRACT 3Jc' larger SIZE
Ayers Riecamier sARsAPARlLLA for Sac.
nooIs SARSAPARilLA less than wholesale
Wampolr's CoD-IyER OIL for 79c.
Sc1u- EMULSION ,4'.;
ln our Easement wo gro onoring-
f.el' Grs..rla-s tGo-str.uc BRUOM~ az s..
4 nr.,-cIqs. threr.struc BROOM atl2c.:
1000 suosts of uue TOILET PAPER SC.
Au eut're box OF TOOlHpiCko j.;
Bixhy'- -SHOE-pOll>H Gc.;
Odozen BEEK-GLASsEs. with handles, 59c. a
40 dozen 6iamonI-Cut wATER-GLAssEs 59c 8.
dozen
4 very handsome CFLTRY-sTAND for 800.
100 dozen GLASS GOBLETr at 40, dozen;
DAIkN-pAN~ % .. and 4c.
hlock-Iu pl>ll-PAN~, T. quarts 2i'.
Bor6-Im Di~t-pANS, iquar8, lic.
Blo'k-Tin DlSu-pANS. l0 quarts, lc.;
l-.uart Tin SAUCEPAN ,c.;
9-I.art iu NNi CkPAN l..
3-Guart Tin SAUCEPAN lsc,:
l-dgart Tin BI CkEI fr.
9-luert in Bl Ckti ,..
i-Quart In Bi CktI l-r.:
Nice WbocdQuARr MFAsUREssc
Hal-pint Tin DlPPEk Be-,
HgIf. pint lin CUPS lc..
English China BRI SH-yASE-c.:
English China CI> >rAkD-BONLS &C.
LngIsh China CUPS aud SACCEk> t9c. dozen
English China 2-quArt BOWLS D.;
Cut-Gia-s lCE-CkEAM SACCLitS Q2c. dozen;
Cut-1la-s BERhl BOWLS le, apiece
Decorated CAkE~STANnS +9r.;
Decorated VINEGAR CkIEls 10 and 59c.;
palcnt-L0ck PKE,ERNiNG-JAKs-LQ 96c
Z and 2-Iuart il.l0 a dozen
/ Decorated Coored-Glges WINE DECANTER
with four Glasses ami StRni. 69c.
I Individual B'IfER- DlSllE l2r. q dozen;
/ Decorated WATER-BOTILFS ana MUGS 02c ;
/ Haud.ome Brass MBRELLA-SrANDS soc.
/ Ij-ipch Nailed WAsHBOAKD lcc.;
/ MARX EI-BANhEIS Jc.
Buckrts Tubs. Churns, Garden-lIosc. Gas
stoves. Hoes. NaSes, lce-Cresm Freezers
Coal-HoIs, llatchets. Saws, Bicycles, Trey
/ cle.. Lawn-1ennis. lndian-Clubs. Base Balls
and Bats. OUtinC-Chairs. and thousands al
articles All marscd down 20 reduce the i'm.
menze stock we have on hand.
'Au
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.... %
Msszy.2s2A
EXTRA SPECIAL PRICES
THIS WEEK
In Order TO R0ducoStock
TO MAKE ROOM FOR OUR
FALL GOODS
NOW ARRIVING.

30 dozen Mlsses' TINE BLACK HOSE, split feet.
never sold FOR less than 25,.-this week only
l2.-. q pair;
80 dozen ladies' fue UNBLEACHED LISLE-
THREAD HOSE, usual price J0c.-this week
only 2lr. pair:
100 fine BEvIl-EDGED ENGRAVED HAND
MIRRORS. would be cheap al ioc.-thls week
L.. apicco;
35 HANpSONE-FRAMED BEVlLLED-EDGED
MIRRORS. inches square, fully worth
7ir.-ilis week i9,. apiece;
800 yards Of extra-nue SATlN-BURRED MUS
LIN. in rcmuants usual l2Ec. quality-thls
week 81. q yard
Lovely OUTING CLOTHS, dark shades, only
~ .c. yard
SHE rINGS IN REMNANTS. full 1911, the usual
3o,. Qualty-tn.s woek i9,. yard.
Extra low price, on LADIES MUSLIN UN-
DERWGAI. for this week.
Ladies NJ SLIN CORSET COVERS a. l7c, 2jc.,
81. s3c., a6... 4sc. G3-.. 72r., and &c. apiece
Ladies MUSLIN CHEMIsE E. % 25c.. 23.. 4Sc., 5ic.,
.6-.. C9c.. ,9c.. 19., and 81. apiece;
Ladies' MI SIN DRAWERS q, &c, &c.. 3gc.,
4s,. 5.r. s9,, o.. and 9Jc. apiece;
Ladies MUSLIN SKIRTS at 3)c.. 4Sc.. &c, 7ic.,
S9c. &C.. ti.O3. 3L2I and sleo apiece
Ladies MUSLIN GOWNS az 49c.. &c, re. 79c..
syc., ggc., sLl2, sllg, ana il.4s apiece.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-25

' r4iAl sell thla week
Fancy SEERSUCKERs. r. quality that was l6-.
hrst or tho season. Tor &c. q yari. Hundreds
81 various stuhs have io get out Of our way
ms is one. Another is
8ca-fs o' WHITE BLANKETS. al wool-twO
ta-as Of III ani one clso n l0-i ;i2j is tho
i'st sal % Tor one. SS.o5 ,0r the other. Our
iricc This week. viii bo $40 for the iO-i and
$50 f1r tho fi-4
Fancy DRAPiRT SAINSOOKS. 20 or l2c. tho
usual price. We shall close them for 81.
yard
All-N DOL Lupin's Black kIPER CIOVH. forty
I've inches wide; SIC. waa tho prlce-ilc.
this wrok;
Lupiu'- line All Wool, Corded Blsck HABIT
tLOI II; DO. was the bes. price-;0c. Will be
bo price hcreafter:
~ lnchos wide Priestiey's CRAPECLOTH: Si29
was tie pric"--6i". ihis week,
Inc De't Black ~ilk-Warp HENRIETTA CLOTH
IN The United Stntes for .9-. ia one made 10
our own orfer--Jc. this wcok:
ruL-hcellar Laiics ENGLl~h INGRAlN HOSf,
iia's tipped, with white hoois and toes iJc.
vas the prIco-i!Vc. this weok;
a largo lot OF Chillfen's HOSE have been thrown
'n the cOunfcr-oids and ends gool a ever;
tnc price goes 70 half-j and lOc. a pair.
ladies' Fancy ->trlped-l0 or l2c. yalue-5c. a
Ia? this Heek
All tho Ladies Coiorod nc HOSE Tor SOC. q pair ::
All re bgc. Chlifeu's GISGHAM DRESSES Tor
&'.-tho finer n proportilua'e rates;
The Children, LAC GAYS G. tho same way:
From Brussels comes the best CORSET made in
uo world T. D.-al sizes, four graIoS
All hc rosi Of the noted best
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McCULLs BAZARGLOYE- FITTING PATTERNS
ARE On SALE HERE.
LaiIa.. rr.r.ol MrII nANnKERcuIrrs- her

ladies' Printed NULL HANDKERCUIEFS. hem-
stitched or scnoped they were bargain
at 9c.-6c. this week
Anotler LINEN K&ErON, fine auI sheer: pa.
Is toe hest usual yclUe-l0c. ms week. They
are hcm4ttchei, with embroidered centres.
lie. was tho priced o. a lhreo-iucked WHITE
phEkCHIEF-6r 20 close.
All UMBRELLAS Will be soA NONpY AMI To ES-
DAY only az the following price: All a. and
over a. one dOilar VIII pe iaten on . all be-
tween the price n fl.oS 20 . nfty cents each
will te iakcn of. Tho present marked prices
are AZ least ono third the usual 'alue-tcO
malF Ou hand.
WOR>IfD DRESS FABRICS are NJ your own
price now sL2J hl-Worsted NAVY SERGE,
An-Eool FRENCH PLAlDs &c yard instea /
Clfl:
Tho 0c-t Of CO. All-Wocl HENRIETTA CLOTH
zoos for a-c.:
The an-Wool C6lored 42-lnch FRENCH TAF-
lLIA 50c instead Of -9,.;
Tho Ar-Wool kIpEK CLOTHS, IN dark shades,
3Ic instead of G-r. A.
The str. MOhAlRS sell FOR pc now:
You pay q-c 0r 81 for tho nue fall shades 0i
HENRIETTA CLOTHS Ia a ieR days-the
prrc this week Is 6)c. another at &c. in-
stead Of -ge.
sl2j j, tho prico Of Double Damask Linou-
F-uged DOlLIGS, colored borders -0J,. tnis
Turkey-liod TABLE LINEX-s5c. quality for 20c.
"a Fgri
Coloral FRENCH MULLs-25c. was the price,
l'. yarl lLl@ week.
&C.. for % White French SEFRSI CRER. with a
cluster colnrci hair stripe six iuchos apart
White INDIA NULL lCr. instead OF 23c.;
Fancy TRENCH MAKSEl-LLS l2Ac-from 10.
o. and 3-c.:
The balance OF mo nne WHITE BED QUILTS
sill 40 sold-closing-Out prices mean q
sacrifice,
All the remnants Of FRENCH PLAID MULLS-
several hundred yards-will be l0c. a yard
instead ~ ~ and Pc.
You have bought hundreds OF dollars worth
OF tSDERWEAR Tor tho past two weeks. Tho
prices are. some tho same many lots even les,
MS good ~ the new. but they are % be closed out
before tho loW stock cOm0s in.
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GLEASON's COCHINEAL SHAKER'FLANNEL
for rheumau-m only iq-;
Fine INDICATED RED-rWILL FLANNEL only
25r:
Good ALL-WOOL TWILL FLANNEL, e0c
EXTRA HEAVY AND FINE TWILL RED FLAN-
NEL only 2lr,
FINE QUALITY rLAIN RED FLANNEL. 2jc.
worth o,c.:
PLAIN RED FI tNNEL etl6,,
PLAlN WHITE FLANNEL. ICE. W nth e0c.
Fine SOFT WHITE FLANNEL No c0..;
ALL-WOOL WnuEFLANNEL, -. worth 95c. ;
BALLARD VALE CHlNCHlLIA FLANNEL,
40..-prre as always boon :Jt;
HEAVY TWILL WHITE FLANNEL. 3o-., fully
worth Hac;
Great bargains ia GRAY sai BLUE TWIILED
FLANNELS.
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sl-inch HABIT CLOTHS. oil new fall shades.
SIC. fully worth 81;
Fine HENRIETTA CLOTHS. full 20 inches wide,
all new shades. only Soc:
SILK FINISH HENRlErTAS, SOC. would oe
cheap, at 81.
ALL-w0OL sgRGEs only Sic. regular price
slways l5c.
SILK WRAP HENRIETTAs. IN coiors, only
sLaj.
5O-inch FLANNELs or LADIES' CLOTHS only
5)c. worth 7jc.
A-inch BROADCLOrHs only sL,5-thc very
same make wo sold last season Tor fL0;
One lot Of MIXED PLAID FLANNELs. s5Hc.
worth C0c
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New Figured C2ntOnS
FOR
DRAPERY.

Now IA tho time FOR mothers 20 buy CANTON
FLANSELS. Buy them whom thoy arc cheap.
Buy now 10 have ,hem made In tImo
Wei have in stock about 10000 yards n short
lengths from Pa 20 - yards, bloa hel ani un-
blcachoi. You can sa,e by buying now Just about
ono half of what you Will pay month hence.
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UlderIrPnT.

Fine R'csched Cotton Csmbric Ruled NIGHT
GOWNS from sl09io7Sc.;
Our Ioalor-Fine cAMBRIC GOWN, alternate
bealinc, for si.25--irom iLso;
Special lot Of SKIRTS from CSC. 70 63c.
Thrso-Tucked Embroidered Rulled shIHI VIII
90 at &c. regular price Sl.2s;
DRAWERS with three or four tucks for 3oc.;
CAMBRIA DRAWERS. Win Torchonr rune, from
Sir. to tO,. aud q like reduction ia su ether
Underwear.
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TWENTY DAY SALE.
SPECIAL SALE OF BLANKETS
FOR TWENTY DAYS.

DOOR-MATs from 4)c. % ii.5O;
TURKISH TOWELS at &C.;
Largo size LlNEN TOWELS with drab snd blue
stripes. th.ee for 25c
New line Of RUGS.
Large size aud HEAVY TURKISH TOWELS. iOc. f:
Largo size LINEN HlCR TOWELS. loc. worth
i5c.
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plush BALLS FOR FANCY WORK
FROM l9 TO 75c. A DOZEN.

FELT IN all new shades. We can give you tho
cheap grade at 9Oc. Tho very best a. lLI@..
PLUSH TABLECOyEKs, 3Jc.:
DEAWN-THRKAD HANDkERcHiEFs. 5-..
LADIES FINE BACK HOSE. pc. worth 40c.
CHILDREN'~ FINE RIBBED HOSE, l7c.-regu-
lar price 20.
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'C CHATALAINE BAGS
FROM 2Oc. TO 93.

wo can supply tho carly demand FOR GEN.
TLENEN's AID LADIES FALL USDERWEAR
Big bargains this week ia RED. WHITE. ASD
GRAY WOOL UNDERWEAR
SIMPSONS GRAY ASD SOLID BLACK
PRINTS, &C..
Yard-wlio TCRKEY-RED CALICO. &c.
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PERsON NAI.

HAVING QUALIFIED AS AD-
Ia MNIsTRATRIX Of the estate Of THOMAS
BURNS. deceased. hereby give notice 10 all
concerned 70 present their claims for payment,
and all indebted to the estate TO come forward
and settle al once.
BRIDGET BURNS, Administrative,
au24 2je2s3t Graham street. Fulton.
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TABLE DAMASKS

AT RIDICULOUSLY LOW PRICES. THIS
WEEK WILL CLEAN THEM Up.
2lc. a yard-20 piece, Turkcy-Red Table
Damask-rcducei fr1m BE-.
ssc. a yarL 80 pieces rgrkoy-Red Table
Dbmask-roluced from 4lc.
t5. a yard-s0 pieces Turkey ked Damask-re-
dlcet fr0m 5lc..
aJc. d yari.-l pieces Unbiearhed Table Linens,
loomlics all damask patterns. reduced
from Jc.,
IS ana iJs. a yerl-l5 pieces Crelm Table
Liucn-rcduccd from % ard 1tc.
l5c. each: fl.1J dOleu.-sU dozen gne Damask
Towels. red ald blue boricrs-rcduce1 be-
low cost.
CSC and Sl.1.-l case each White Crochet Quilti.
Mar-Aillrs patterns. down 70 gJc. Rld sl.-J-
reduced from si.@J ana fl.J1.
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THE LAST WEEK
STRAUSE BROTHERS
SUMNER GOODS CLEARING Our SALE !
E5wyhIiNg Gees THIS WnkI
E7y1JzhlNq Gees THIS WcekI

GOES PRICE AT ALL GOES BECAUSE IT MUST
BECAUSE CARLOADS OF FALL GOODS WANT TO MAKE THEIR
DEBUT ODDS ENDS EVERYTHING MUST GET OUT OF THE WAY
MONEY IN THE POCKETS OF BUYERS TO HELP US UNLOAD
EVERY SHELF IN THE HOUSE.
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COJ,SetS.

Summer CORsETS wero 59r.-ihey 60 al 35c.
This week:
The best of ladies' CORSET WAISTS SOC. Chill
dren.. 2tc.
35c. 'Or the usual best 50r. CORSET;
Tho treuch-WOyon SILVIA CORSET q9c. instead
a ii.0;
Tho hcs. -impson's MOURNING CALICOES4i.c
al Of no usual Sc.
Tho balance OF tho 10 l.c. BATIsTE will he sold
i0- 3r q yard
&c. a ya.d for tho lGc. FRENCH CHAMBRAYS
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4 GENTS.

Yo., wo had CHALLIEs for this pri,c last
week and they were Just what You wanted.
This Wock We VIII close them al out, making a
clean weep Of TIC lot left over at 4c.-reduced
from &c.
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DOALESTICS.

lo4 wide Unbloached shoeiing a, l'Hc.--re-
durcd from 25c;
o. Wdo Inbl"achod Sheeting at li.c.-re-
ducei from 2jc
1911 wide nue Bleached shee'ing at 9c.-re-
duccl from 2c.
"a wtdo nno Bioached shecsing al E'.c.-re-
ducci from 4jc.
cases yard-wido Blea-hei Cotton, 4sc.-re-
ducot from &C.,
100 pieces yard wide sof'-Fuish Bleachcd Cotton,
6ac.-reduced from stic.;
I.COO yards exUa fine AMI heavy remnant pieces
sea-I.laud Blcachcd Cotton, "a. reduced
from Ilc.
6,OJO yards choice remnants fast colors remnant
tau Cahcoes, &C., choice e!yles-reiuced
from &c:
AT 5c a Yard 900 pieces shiri.ng and Apron
Checks-rrguiar price Sc.
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rsonnss. mULIS, cows. &C.

EORSALE. Al FINE DRIVING 55SH-sp
] AND RIDING HORSE. pcriecuy ~-' -,
t,1ll apd gentle: is not atrHH "l ''Scer, SScr, ne
c,.r.e cars Auy lazy can drive hlin. WIN 10 10
.lI.,a groat bargain II Application IS al oHV0
NJ. D. SUTHERLAND.
mr.r. II north kightn street
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WHITE C'sTIiE SOAP and NOTIFIED CAS-
TILL SOAP. tho purity Of which cannot be de-
MED, sells q. cur toilet department Tor
Zoe. n0uni.
The FLOATING COCOA-OIL SOAP. white In
color which f. 90 desirable. ia sold for
&c pound.
IVORY SOAP needs no recommendation Of
ours. sells for
&C. a cake.
PALM SOAP In the usual-sizc cakes-A dozen
for
&c.
some people wonder At dry-goois store sell
q ing 90 much NOTE-PAPER. iTis prices that DO
a. s box n ROYAL LINEN NOIE-PAPEh,
square envelopes 10 match, for
lsc
4 package containing 10 sheets Of HEAVY
LINEN PAPER ruled or unruled. SOILS Tor
3Ir
ps4 Of ll0 sheets of ruled or unruled LINEN
PAPER sells for
The larEer-slze PAPER Of same quality, 100
sheets, soils for
u.
LADIES INDIA GAVE VESTS, silk binding,
former price 2Jc.. arr low
&c. each.
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hid GtOUe Department.
RihbONS.

EYe-7 pair marked down % q price that WIN
ae du.-h YOU.
lC0 -ozou llID GLOVES. slightly injured, at i9c.
"A pair.
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CORNER SLYTH AND Broad STREETS.

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Guaranteed quality GLORIA SILK UMBREI-
LAS 70 inch. With oxidlze1 -ilYor handles shaped
Axo Knots Of wood, very prety,
sie5 each.
Guaranteed Fast Black SATIN UMBRELLAS,
with gilt handles,
So each.
PERFORATED IACE-WORK LEATHER
BELTS, patent moTable tG'Eles,
Ilc.
over 10000 POCkET-BOOKS, pr RISES. CARD
CASES. Certemens POCktT-BOOkS, Chill
dren ns PDCkEI-BOOKS. ~ATCUELS vi chains.
&C. Will be sold during the wcek Prices
range from
&c 70 s.
ladies' SEAMLESS BLACK HOSE, avery pair
stamped with manufacturer guarantee Lot 20
eialn, any slze,
pc. pair
ChHdren's SEAMLESS FINE RIBBED same,
guaranteed not 20 stain the feet,
35c. q pair.
The JEWELRY BARGAINS that havo created
such . nrorr are still selling new lot OF
OXlDlZED BRACELETS a.
l.c. ca b.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-05-29

Teacher: .'What does Condillac say
about brutes in the scale of beingH
Seminary girl: "ne says brute isaR
imperfect man. 'And what is inanp"
..Man! Oh, mans perfect brutel"-
Spotted Cayuse.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1889-05-29
pUskY BELLIES IN AFRICA.

The crowd OF explorers that sue
ceeded Livingstone, Burton, and other
pioneers in Africa, says writer in the
New York Sun, have been publishing
many new impressions of the people
whom they have had better chance
to study than most earlier traSlers.
II the ladies, as Livingstone usually
called them, could only read books
and newspapers they would now and
then have reason to feel complimented
by the kind words of some gallant ex-
plorer. 1t is a rather curious fact that
an explorer, who in the early pages OF
his diary tells how ugly and unattract-
i've African women are, often modifies
his judgment a good deal as the
volume grows, and actually records
that he meets many women Of grace
full form and pleasing feature. He has
simply become accustomed to the pc
culiar style and complexion of the
African fair sex, and the first he knows
he is applying the adjective pretty to
many intensely black ladies.
The explorer Becker says it took an
educational process to convince him
that there are really pretty woman in
the wilds of Africa. After awhile.
however, he began to think there were
many women living in native huts who
were admirable in form and quite at