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- Improved By two-story, nicely
HEEEl finished
iis FRAME DWELLING.

with back addition, numbered 79, and in
which Capt. Wilson resided many years prior
to his death.
I'd. The lot of ground fronting 90 feet 2
inches on Prince George street, by 6S feet
deep, adjoining the above, with the privilege
OF the alley way on the east side. and i'm.
proved by BRICK STORE, No. N, of the
same street. The walls of this store are extra
heavy and fitted with joist, ready for another
story.
Sd. The lot fronting 20 feet inches on
King George street, running back 80 feet to
Water street improved by TWO STORY
FRAME DWELLING, No. 54.
4th. A vacant lot adjoining the above.
fronting 10 feet 6 inches on King George
street, with q. depth of 90 feet to Wa
ter street, and 81 foot alley way.
6th.-The lot on Holland street, fronting
2S feet, and "a feet deep, improved by TWO
STORY FRAME DWELLING. No. go with
common use of four foot alley.
9th. The lot on the north side of Prince
George street, near the steamboat wharf front.
ing 30 feet inches, by 1O3 feet inches
deep, with the use Of an alley way on the east
side, improved by a DOUBLE FRAME
DWELLING, Nos. Is and 49, These are
now rented as two separate houses. and
can be SO continued by the purchaser If do.
sired, or they can be made into one dwelling
without additional expense.
7th. The nt fror ing 19 feet 4 inches by
oV feet inches deep. on Fleet street inn.
proved by TWO STORY and BASEMENT
BRICK DWELLING. No. I3.
6th. The lot adjoining the last fronting
10 feet inches on the same street. with
depthof 81 feet improved by TWO-STORY
FRAME DWELLING, number III.
A plat Of these several parcels Of ground
and the Improvements can be seen by anpIica.
tion TO the trustees It viii also be exhibited
on the day Of sale. This is all aIivev IRON
eriy, we'll situated, under rent 10 good. prolrnt
paying tenants, and offers q most excellent
opportunity for the safe AID profitable invest
ment Of money.
The TERMS OF SALE ARE :-One-tl,ird
Of the purchase money to be paid in cash On
tne oay ol sale, Or the payment thereof salts.
fact0rily arranged with the trustees and the
residue 70 be paid in equal instaIlments IN one
and two years from the day Of the sale. the
whole 70 bear interest from the dav Of the
slae. payable every six months, and TO be re-
tanned as to the whole purchase money unpaid
on each sale from any payment as made. and
the payment thereof TO be secured hv ire
notes OF the purchaser with sureties to Be 40.
proved BY the trustees, or at the option Of the
purchaser the whole purchase money to be
paid II cash.
Tor further particulars apply to
FRANK. H. STOCKETT.
JOHN IRELAND,
Trustees.
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/ was troubled with cronic catarrh
and gathering in my head, was very
deaf at times, had discharge from my
ear, and was unable to breathe through
my nose. Before the second bottle oi
Ely's Cream Balm was exhausted / was
cured, and today enjoy sound health. G.
]. O0rbin, Field Manager, Philadelphia
Publishing House, Pa.
am on my second bottle OF Ely's
Cream Balm, being a sufferer from Ca
larrh since was child, but with this
medicine 4 am being cured. Mm. L.
Dayton. Brooklyn.
Evening capital., 1889-06-26

A lady. old aud growing older stIll,
As ladies' win grow old. you know because,
In spite of age - young a. youth but III
And old and wrelcheds feeble. lame and
n0re,
A lady young became Ia spite Of youth,
As ladies will. and why9 Because the truth.
That keeps lady young. they fall 70 grasp
Aud yielding 70 disease, die 10 ils fatal
clasp.
The truth Is that woman's weakass may
be.
subdned By DR.. Plerce's FavOrite Pre-
scriptlon.
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We desire to say 10 our citizens, thai
for years we have been selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, DIR.
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnics
Salve and Electric Bllters, and have
never handled remedies that sell as well
or that have given such universal salts
faction. WedO not hesitate TO guaran,
tee them every time, aud we stand ready
to refund the purchase price. IL satisfac
tory results do not follow their use
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely on their merits. For
sale at J.. Walter Hodges 8 Cos, Drug
Store.
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Runway.

The horse attached to the bakers wag.
on Of Mr.. MuIlmister, ran cff this morn
ing at a rapid rate, taking his course
down Gloucester street to Church Circle
and out West street, where he was stop
ped before any injury gad been done 10
the wagon. Several persons made mar
row escape being run over in crossing the
street.
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100 Ladies Wanted.

And 100 men to call on any druggist
for free trial package of Lanes Family
Medicine. the great root and herb remedy
discovered by DIR, Silas Lane while ia
the Rocky Mountains. For diseases OF
the blood, hYer and kidneys 1t is . posi-
tive cure. For constipation and clearing
up the complexion 1t does wonders
Children like 1t. Everyone praises it
Large size package, 90 cents. At all
druggists.
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sale Of valuable Property.

Richard Welch, auctioneer, will offer
at public sale tomorrow for Killings
Steele, agent for the owners. at the Court
House door at ~ o'clock IN, lot OF val
uable real estate situate In the village Of
Eastport opposite Annapolis. consisting
Of houses aud lots. and woodland, which
II worthy the attention Of buyers.
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Foroed % Leava Homa.

Over GO people were forced to leave
their homes yesterday to call for fire..
trial package of Lanes Family Medicine
II your blood IL bad, your liver and
kidneys out of order, if you are constipa.
ted and have headache and an unsightly
complexion, don't fail to call on any
druggist to-day for free sample of this
grand remedy. The ladies praise it
Large size package 90 cents.
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The Navy 70 Fly the New Flar.

Secretary Tracy has ordered that all the
hags now 10 the service as ensigns aud
union jacks on board the ships OF the
navy aud at the navy yards be called In
on July 4th, and new ones, having forty.
two stars on the blue union. issued .
After that date the new flag will hoat
from the flag star at the Naval Academy
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COlleggNotes.

hev, Dr., G. u. Nelson, president Of
:. nO.'SSs.SilleAcademy, 8. former vice-president
y. :. =. Johns College, is here attending
College. N's'sss = SsSoA"
,.a's, ~, Dallam. Of Baltimt ne, is here at-
s,a'Og the exercises Of the College.
vnon. Philip r Voorhees,, Of New
ksn, kSls, delivered the historical address
ss'0!s The COllsee 10 day.
Nev. leighton Parks. cf Boston. al
s'ssseu the Alumni Of the College 10 day.
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R0uRIsTs.

Whether on pleasure bent of business,
should take on every trip bottle Of
syrup Of Figs, as 1t acts most pleasantly
and efkeclually on the kidneys. liver and
bowels, preventing fevers, headaches and
other forms Of sickness. For sale ia SOC
and 90 bottles By all leading druggists.
Evening capital., 1889-06-26

rhe best saIvo Is the world FOR outs
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores. letter. Chapped Hands. Chilblains
Corns and all Skin Ernptionas end posi-
lively cures Piles. CT no pay required. N
II guaranteed 70 give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price s. cents per
box. FOR sale bY ]. Walter Hodges 3 Co
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Local News.
THE wEArHER TO-DAY.

llseportcd for the EvEEIE0 cAPITAI.l
WASHINGTON, June %. 8 P. M.-Ths
weather indications received at THE CAPT
ALT flee to-day are: For the District Of
Columbia, Maryland aud Virginia. fair;
rain; clearing In Virginia, Wednesday
night; stationary tempeature, easterly
winds.
Thermometer at THE CAPITAL Office
d noon to-day stood 75o
Almanac for Annapolis To-ATOrrOw.
SanRises, 4,S4 Moon Rises, 402- am
Sun Sets, $50 High Tide e.pl amt. 22p.D:
Evening capital., 1889-06-26

Soda water is one Of the most healthy
aud refreshing drinks one can take dur
ing the hot weather, Messrs. ]. w. .Hodg-
60 q Co.. report the greatest demand this
season Of any since they have been con.
ducting the popular City Drug store.
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Fourth season of the sale of malt
Phosphate" Sales increase every day
The coolest and best Drink ever put before
the public. For sale at HAIRS Cigar
Store, by the glass or bottle. cents per
glass; 10 cents per bottle. Families sup
piled by A. HART. IS Md. Ave. 8 81
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fersonal Mention.

M' Elias hyde Weeden, Of Annapolis,
~ ~ married to day, To Miss Mollie
schmidt Of Baltimore city.
y Master John Tarlton, a student of
nOcAnlil College, is home for vacation
Evening capital., 1889-06-26

Barton and Brooks have large assort
ment Of Summer Slippers, Newport ties,
tan cQlored shoes, &c, which they are
selling at cost
Evening capital., 1889-06-26

Too many rich men believe they can
take their money with them when they
die.
Evening capital., 1889-06-26

Aasal Cadet Fermier, who was not al
-" sa % graduate ct the recent gradua
rs ~ exercises ct the Naval Academy,
kss,aa ~ aaxe another chance in ScptembeI
FL. S.s oeen placed On probation until
Evening capital., 1889-06-26

Bargains here and there help the girls
OF the period to get themselves up gor-
geonsly.
Evening capital., 1889-06-26

A leve Of newspaper notorieiy causes
some people to maze almost idiots Of
themselves.
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.r. or ADvERTISESs'

=. insertion. e1.5o: snDss-
o.e inch. hrst- nsrtss Liberal rates made
III Insertions, ps.:,,ssng Jy the month or year,
4, S,iass,oas s9;s asSdf q square will constitute l
~ Aa,s' re ,ncement of marriages and
s9nra,dary ann.oa,.I,nary notices viii be charg-
assihs free, psalf the usual rates OF adver'ls
iss o.l notices and political 1,aSa OF spe0'A' SO
~ bs,,G1ons s cents per hnc. c.-
Evening capital., 1889-06-26

The are no feuds quite so mean a.
those In which young ladies' are
engaged.
Evening capital., 1889-06-26

The mothers ambition for their daugh-
ters too often forget the G.. w. hatchet
story.
Evening capital., 1889-06-26
TINE TABLES.
.ooIl.. w. . B. Railroad.

May l3th. 1889. passenger train
90 0nSs soo Annapolis IS follows:
sll ie@ ..poIrs. ARRIVE IN AhkArOLds-
LEAVE "a a. M. Mail........... ;.yso y. z. M
asl.,...-''' ia. m. Accom........l0.l5 ID q. m.
q Doon paaicnSer Nal "a 3 3 m. m
ass as.s.is ?. E. M m. Accom- sos :. 8 N. N.
Accom- .r-.,rs VIII leave Annapolis at 6.57 q.
sanday, ~ = m. Arrive 1876 O. m. and O.zs p. m.
o. and sly ppoaches are run between baltimore
Thfonsann nAsan.oIis on all the above trains.
Througna I,siht ,,,eight Tuesday and Friday at 800
A. ~
Evening capital., 1889-06-26

The young girl who tells all domestic
matters when she ''goes OUT should
have Q keeper.
Evening capital., 1889-06-26

SUNDAY TRAINS:
leave Annapolis at % a. m. and s'4O ?. NJ
80 baltimore at SO a. m, and $40 p. m
sse,gbts received and dispatched daily. a'
,easonable rates.
nay RIDGE SCHEDULE,
,oayo Annapolis for Day Ridge--Week days
,beard bea,d IN 40 n. M. 400 and 7.l0 p IN. Sun
S Ssys rs aud OlO a. IN, 2.l5, 90 and 10 p. M
feave nav Ridge for Annapolis--Weekd davi
sse Io0s and 1I20 a. m, l.J0, T.45 and $50 p
M = sundays 73j and 2.4O q, me, 7.4o and V-ll
Pun C.M. LETLICH, Gen'l. Manager.
LA.BUR X sec'y and Treas.
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Il Is far more important to avoid the
law than It is to keep of the grass"
Evening capital., 1889-06-26
Marie Wina.

Genteel people are disgusted to hear
the slang 90 many society glrlsn use.
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Rcd Tame In tho Navy.

paymaster in the United States navy
gives the following account of the red tape
that must he unwound in order to buy an
article needed for use on board man-of-
war:
Supposing that a paper of tacks is wanted
ON board n United States ship on a foreign
station, tho following IL the routine actually
required under general order No. ss -Four
acquisitions are made out, which are
signed as follows-oflicor making the
rcguisition, times; captain, s; paymaster,
5, and admiral 1. Bids are sent out to i've
merchants which are signod by pay
officer hvo times; merchants bidding,
D; acceptance of bid, paymaster, /.
Bills are then made out in quin-
duplicate and are signed by the cap
tain times; paymaster, 10; senior officer
of the board of inspection, ), and person
receiving the money, s. 4 report is at
tached by the senior officer of the board of
survey, in duplicate, . signatures and the
officer who has made tho roquisltion signs
receipt ON the bill > times, when it is COM
pete, with ~ signatures. This is called
simplilication of methods, and protecting
the government by a so-Callcd system Of
checks and balances.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-16
A Plain Bluff.

The Reading railroads movement in
Philadelphia, towards reaching Market
street, Is excellent as bluff and has
really caused some of the journals ofthat
city to believe that ii thinks that il has
chance TO get through with the pro-
ject. Ii is pulling down houses in its
route, measuring for walls, and waving Il
red flag in the face of the mayor and
people in the most frantic way imagin-
able. But il has done nothing TO make
wise citizen afraid. These are not the
days when the powers of corporations
can be enlarged by Legislature or Judi
ciary. We are now on the other tack (;
and 1t will not be long before the oele-
brated Dartmouth college decision,
which has long been the bulwark of
corporation protection in their agpres-
sions, will be knocked into smithereens,
under the growing public Judgment that
the charter of the state should not be
pleaded in defense of granted right
that has become harmful To the people,
save 10 the extent that il should not be
taken away without compensation.
The same right Of eminent domain will
"A~ W oPPiy " INC SpplId-
ton Of corporations that is used to
deprive individuals of their property in
Transferring it to these corporations. No
man can hold his land when the state
demands it, and all he can claim is such
compensation for the loss as a jury will
give him. 30 no corporation should
hoid right or power that is obnoxious
10 the state or that it wants To re-
possess itself of; and il should be
made to surrender it on receipt of such
+ compensation as "a jury may award
What is sauce for the goose should be
sauce for the gander. This is the law.
which is the perfection of reason and
the Reading railroad company could he
stopped in its use of Philadelpbiu's
streets, without Philadelphia's consent
even though such right was expressed
clearly in the railroads charter.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-16

evident to all who were present Mt the
recent large fires where great crowds
Of people gathered near TO the burning
buildings and were more or less In the
way Of the firemen and In danger from
explosions. II may he said that there
was little or no danger of this kind, but
in the hurry and rush of a fire no one
stops to think about what there may be
stored In the burning house. Explosions
at fires are very common and usually
unexpected. There are boiler explos-
ions, oil explosions, and even dust ex-
plosions and added 10 this danger there
Is the peril of electric light wires, OF
falling walls, and the danger of being
trampled under foot by the sudden rush
Of the crowd from n threatened or inn
agined peril. This last may he caused
by SO simple thing as the drenching Of
few people by the hose stream. To
avert all these things only the very
simple procaution of ropes stretched
across the street, and a couple Of men to
guard them is necessary. II il the uni
versal practice Of all cities that make
any prcience of an orderly management
Of fires.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-16

IHE amateur photographer is loose in
the land, and with his hodac and detective
cameras Is fast causing the hopeless loss
OF tho art of sketCbing. The artistic Young
people of a few years ago played with the
pencil III truly artistic way, but now they
just use their taste in selecting the land
scape or fgurc, and turn on the sunlight to
do the work. The latest development of
this pastimo is tho photogmphing of we'd
dings, balls, dinner parties or card parties,
by the use of the flash light. The san
Francisco Examiner publishes about a
score Of wood-cut reproductions of photo
graphs taken by the Pacific Coast associa-
ton, and among them a large picture taxi en-
instantaneously by flash light in the dark
ness ola silver mine far under ground.
Three miners are working at the ince of
the drift. \ moving train on n curve il
taken from the rear platform, and gives n
fine example of forcshortening The fact
that even the sun may hc made to lie is
shown by photograph Of man seated in
the low fork of tree talking to himself.
The self who is being talked 10 is in mill
tary dress and is standing, hut otherwise
the figures are alike and the likeness per-
feet. Ii is evident the photographer, who
wa NV hI'H'' hiUh'tli' Cnihblutd Two
pictures in some way, but there is no break
III the lines OF the tree or any trace ofa di-
vision of the plate.
Amateur photography has undoubtedly
advanced the art by encouraging indepcn-
dent research by the people, with plenty
OF leisure and means for il, though of
course the amateur work of real value is
rare, Perhaps they will some day startlo
the world by producing photographs i'll
nature'g colors.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-16

SAIL manufacturer of Michigan, Mr..
L. u. Wheeler, thus outlines the plan Of the
proposed international salt trust, which
will be incorporated in New York with a
capital Of twenty millions, of which five
millions will he held by Englishmen:
After the association is formed the war
between producers in Kansas and Michi-
gan and New York will he settled, and
each manufacturing point will be appor-
toned its own district. The loss ON the
long freight haul will 10 adjusted, and
prices will go up ten cents n barrel" The
association is TO begin business on the lst
of January next Mr.. Burt. the defeated
candidate for governor of Michigan, viii be
the first president.
Mr.. Blaine talked about salt when he was
stumping Michigan last october and made
the point that as there was an English salt
trust the removal of the tax on salt would
not give relief from trust eNactions, IA tho
American and foreign trusts would not he
likely 10 prove rivals. Mr.. Blano's pre-
diction has come true in the face of the tax
on salt, and without the passage of the
Mills bill we will have an international
salt trust. We are lovying a tax for the
protection Of a trust of which one-fourth of
the stock belongs to foreigners.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-16
31Dama,,,ai,rr's.
PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday. July 10, 1859.
A Bargain worth coming 70,


PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday. July 10, 1859.
A Bargain worth coming for
on a hot day.
447 pairs Ladies' French Kid
and Dongola Shoes. Not a
pair in the lot ever offered for
less than So. Many were $3.50.
They have ranged between
these extremes, with the ma
jority in the high grades.
The price to-day is 81.
Reduced to close broken
lots. The sizes are complete at
the opening, but may soon be
broken. The small and large
sizes are most numerous.
The sale will begin at 10
O'Clock this A. M.
Market street front, west of Main Aisle.
Chances in Cheap China
600 Decorated China Fruit
Plates opened yesterday, 10
cents each several styles.
1900 China Berry Saucers,
flower decoration, 7 cents each;
have been double.
1900 Fluted China Cups and
Saucers, various colors, at 40
cents each, from IS cents.
Second floor, second gallery.
The French Hand made
Muslin Underwear on the Main
Aisle, near Chestnut street en-
trance, and the Drawers,
Gowns, Chemises, and Skirts
on the second floor, first gal
lery, marked down and adver-
tised yesterday, have been cen
tres OF busy trade. The va
riety is unbroken and increased.
Six sorts of Dressing Sacks are
reduced and added to-day
Xro WSFe :tS .!S s3SS 35g s$S sSSS :l9S .ieS ~ ~
Easy stairs and many elevators
make the second floor perfectly
convenient.
John Wanamaker.
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Wliarclluitro,,e.

TNRNE bAIMAriAN INSECT POWDER,
L propelled by n good powder blower, Is the
most chcctual destroyer Of flies and other Sma II
insects. For sale
AtHUBLEN'S DRUG STORE,
10 West King street.
EVERYBODY WANTS ri
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-16

MuLDooN, the trainer of Sullivan, who
recently declared his disgust with prize
fighting, is now indignant Mt Sullivan him
self and talks of him In u way that re-
moves any lingering doubt rs to the thor
oughly brutal character of the champion
Tho published story of his behavior in
Chicago made Muldoon very bitter lie
said that Sullivan has neither brains nor
feeling. That he received with perfect in
difference a telegram from his inthcr tell
ing him that his mother was very sick,
and stupidity refused an offer of 81 800 from
man who wanted him 10 appear at his
theatre and bo introduced from the plat
form. Here is the trainers sketch of his
character:
" sullivan is man with the lowest kind
of tastes. II was difficult TO prevent him
from gratifying his low desires. As for
rum, why he loves il. lie Is stubborn
brute, and it is a mighty hard thing to
compel him to do anything that he doesn't
want to do. He drinks In order to satisfy
craving for liquor, and not because he is
good follow. When ! len him the address
of a man IN Canada near Detroit was given
him, and 1t was fully understood that he
would go directly there, and If Sullivan
had an ounce of sense or honor he would
be there now. lie promised faithfully To
go to Canada" This is the pct of cultured
Boston aud tho hero of the hourl
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Williamson & Foster,

33-3s EAST KING ST., LANCASTER, PA,
AND
AIS MARKET STREET. HARRISBURG PA.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-16

The exports of butter in June reached
value Of S262,772, about hundred and
eighty thousand dollars more than in the
same month OF last year. We also OK
ported IN June cheese To the value ursl .3l2.
3i2, about hundred thousand better than
in 1887. Foreigners have been taking the
cheese in large quantities for some time past
and the butter trade is growing rs fast as
the quality becomes known abroad The
total expectation of beef and hog products
for the month reached a value of -, $50, sii,
about a million better than wear ago
over five and a-half million of this is due
TO the great American hog, who is gaining
favor in foreign markets in spite of Bis
narck, having gained about eight hundred
thousand dollars on his export figures of
June less. The total value of the exports
oi beef. hog and dairy products for June
IS s',9-1,HJa against S7,6sO,32j a year ago.
Tor the past six months they amount To
over nhy-three millions, which is ten mill
mons better than for the first half of 1855,
Ana yet, even in this oyerllowing land of
plenty, there are people who do not ge
enough of bacon, beef and butter. Per
haps II would he better If we could find a
decreasing expectation Of provisions and
an increase in the shipments of agricultu-
raj machinery, carriages, TOOLS engines.
the varied products of American industry
genius and invention.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-16

THAT lS-EVERYBODY WHO HAS EVER
TRIED IT.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-07-16

CLEAN sMEEP IN OUR FURNISHING
DEPARTMENT ON CUT PRICE
GOODS.
Dc Balbriggan Shirts, long sleeves, for l5c.
Ssc Brown and AngOra Balbriggan Shirt. aud
Drawers for 26C.
SOC NainSook FeathCr-W eight Drawers, sc.
I. 81 % and 81 . PcrCalc Shirts FOR Toe
200 French Flannel ShrIS for 81 20.
e 90 English Flannel shirts for 81 10
40 French Flannel shirts for 81 %.
S75 Fine,Sik Shirts for SS 20.
4GSWhitr Shirt, reinforced front aud back,
foT Ssc. SSc SeersuckeT shirts for joc
SSc Fancy Suspendcrs for 25c. sc Fancy Sus-
penders i7c. lie Fancy Suspenders, l3c.
Also Heavy Reductions in Plain and Fancy
Half Hose, Fine Neckwear and Shirt Waists.
La