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Evening journal., 1889-03-18

sorHfE RoEMER while testisy W., j.
her suit against street r. ,lwav com.
pany Of New York for ss,l0. 600 damages
tainted, and was carried 10 the bosnital
in an epileptic fit. Her claim was fraud.
nlent and sho was endeavoring to sup
port II BY perjury Sophie should have
feiiowed Colonel Dudley's plan by re-
fussng to testify.
Evening journal., 1889-03-18

This is the best time of the whole year
to purify your blood. because now you
are more susceptible to benefit from medi-
cine than at any other season. Hoods
Sarsaparilla is the best medicine to take,
and it is the most economical-100 Doses
One Dollar.
Evening journal., 1889-03-18
NEWSPAPER OPINION.
Bates ana lingo blaine.

Bates and lingo Blaine.
Philadelphia Record.
Nothing can be reasonably urged
against Mr.. KassoD, of Iowa, and Mr..
fhelps, OF New Jersey, as commissioners
70 Berlin to settle the SamoaR question.
Both are men Of ability and OF enlight
ened views Of public policy. But the Sc
lection Of Mr. Bates, Of Delaware, for
their associate, was not dictated by either
good judgment or good taste. Mr..
Bates has made himself somewhat motor.
ious as a champion Of the policy Of estab.
fishing an American proteetorate over
Samoa In contending for this policy Of
adventure IN the South Seas he has put
himself IN violent antagonism to the
sound and conservative foreign policy
which this Government has pursued
from its foundation. To this attitude of
hostility to the Administration which had
sent him as special commissioner to
Samoa Mr., Bates owes his appointment To
Berlin at the hands of Mr. Blaine. But
Mr. Bates will have slight opportunity
70 ar ms Jingolsm in the Berlin confer
ence. Ihe samoan controversy has al.
ready been practically settled not in accord.
ance with the views of Mr.. Bates, but on
tne ground defined by Mr.. Bayard in the
correspondence Of the State Departp. ~
Whiie rejecting all idea Of o., .'env.
protectorate over Sapr 4, L. american
insisted upon the ga, Mr.. bayard
Stands and the inde eoendence of the
This posfts equal rights Of neutrals
ieruns on has been conceded by the
= IN government. as we'll as by the
--nglish, and in all likelihood the delib.
erations Of the Berlin conference will be
pithless and perfunctory.
Evening journal., 1889-03-18

PRESIDENT HARRISON and Secretary
Blaine do not proceed on the same plan
The Secretary fixed his family first,
while the President has settled all Of his
law partners, old school friends and lib
eral contributors to the Quay Dudley
Sunday school fund, in the government
crib, and then gently approaches his fam
lily with Senatorships from the new
states.
Evening journal., 1889-03-18

Hrs name is Dennis. w. w. Dennis Of
Baltimore kas named his infant Benjamin
Harrison Lie hopes "that he may be a
comfort to his parents and an honor to
bis country"
Evening journal., 1889-03-18

JESSE W. GRIFrrTn, Q druggist Of
Wabash, Ind, would never employ a
physician or take any medicine. He was
living-and is now dead--example %
me popular fallacy, that drugs are for
sale only.
Evening journal., 1889-03-18

TINS administration could not send a
coiored brother even to Hayti. Mr..
Blaine explained that the "exigencies
of the case" required white man. What
--s,reutiful explanations the Republicans
- can make 10 tne eolored brother who al
ways gets--,.eft.
Evening journal., 1889-03-18

The New York Tribune has not found
nm opportunity to commend single ap.
pointment made by President Harrison
except that Of our own George H. Bates
Democrat. It did not commend the an.
Pointment Of young Walker Blaine
even
Evening journal., 1889-03-18
Foisonsd by Ea.Inr rlekles.

james Jacobs and wife living near
Second and Union streets, were poisoned
yesterday by eating canned pickles,
which are supp scd 20 have contained
poisonous coigrne metter- Dt. J. p.
Pee atteatel ihe couple ard they ere
rigNiy ~e.iog
Evening journal., 1889-03-18
GOING soUT

ADDITIONAL TRAINS.
DAILY, except Sunday-Leave Dupont Sos
6.42 a. m.
Saturday only-Leave Reading 1900 noon
arrive birdsboro 1870 p. m. Leave DuPont1. II
?, m, Newbridge 1.30 p. m, arrive Whining tos
l;55 p. m. Leave Newbridge D. M, arrivt
Wilmington 7.23 D. m.
For connections at Wilmington with p, w
y B. r, R.l.at Z. q o. Junction with CB & b.
X. X. \ at Chadd's Ford Junction, with p, w.
y y. K. RI. at Coaiesville and Waynesbure
junction, with Penn. r. r., at Birdsboro
with 7, a., X. r. r. and p. r r., at Reading
stations.
BOWNEss BRIGGS, Gen. Passenger Art
A. g. .MCCAUSLAND. Superintendent.
Evening journal., 1889-03-18
The Independent in Politics.


Postmaster Pearson Of New York
demonstrates in his own case the embar-
rassments Of an independent ia politics
VINO, owing 60 allegiance to neither party
mas no warm supporters in other. or
course the Mugwunips are with him. but
thls being an off year for Mugwumps il
VIII prove an off year for Pearson.
Evening journal., 1889-03-18
Secure ana a Home.


Now that Mr.. Higgins i elaeted n i
his duty as an impartial ana discraat
leader 81 lne whole party Of this state to
make Mr.. Massey and his friends feel
thoroughly secure ald al home in tbe
Republican party Of this state.
Evening journal., 1889-03-18
wANAsfAKER,s.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday. March Is. 1889.
To.m0yy01O first 0zeaO Of
Spring Wraps and Dresses fer
mamma, girls, and the BABY.
Ne1t 70eek- Tuesday, Wea-
neSaay and Thursday - the
NeaO 1lizlfneyy
Evening journal., 1889-03-18
The seventh Verse.

The Duke Of Yorkshire had a thousand men:
He marched them up the hill and he marched
them down again;
And when they're up they're up
And when they're down. they're down.
And when they're half way up, they're neither
up nor down.
Evening journal., 1889-03-18

BLAINE and his son Walker have en-
tire charge Of all the funds Of the De-
partment OF State Jim wants all the
bookkeeping done in the family
Evening journal., 1889-03-18

AFTER only temporary relief from
the preachers Mrs. Humphrey Ward, her
self, has begun to explain Robert Els
mere's religious tergiversation.
Evening journal., 1889-03-18

THE Cabinet is an aggregation of
wealth Its members are reported to
represent capital of $40. 000 000
Evening journal., 1889-03-18
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ Schedule in effect March 10, 1889.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AV. DEPOT
EAST RCTfNn - =

EASI BOUND.
NEW YORK, week days, - 213 s1Q2o a m.
*l2 o. Y O3, 70 0S +6 Al p m.
NEW YORK, Sundays . 13 a m, *i2 Os, - o..
PHILADELPHIA. week days,+2 IA. Ia. 7o0
Z 90. y 90 ~, 40 rs, II Ii a. M; tl2 as. l fO
z %, 800, s., - es o. 70 Ek7 05, 35, 40 81
PHILADELPHIA, Sundays. y "a. 2 90 AZ
sv5 II 10 a. m; +l2 0S. 20, a203, 3O0 355 t5 0s
3 IV;ttgs, III 3 90, - Al. IS, 40 So p. m.
40 "a aSIEh 81 week days - l3, 6.10 100. 7k5
s.Og, S.55' F5os, $40, eO5, *6 Al, 7O5, s35. 10 81
CHESTER, Sundays, ss.ls. 100, 7.55, s.o5. lilo
. 70, $50, 10 81 p. m.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON. $780,
= 20, sl.4s q, m; 2.45 = 46, IS so *s.O5 p. m.
Sunday.
CHICAGO AND PITTSBURGH, *45O a m
% 80 p m. :; both daily.
CINCINNATI ANb ST. LOUIS, al IS m
and e 05 p. M; both daily.
SINCERITY ACCOMMODATIONS 7 90 p. N.
: LANDENBE,RGsi e b /, re- RECOMMENDATION, week
days, II 70 a. M; 45 and SOP. m. Sundays
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION
For philadelphia. 35 q m and 2-S9 p. M.
daily, except Sunday. For Baltimore. 5.55
a. m, and 2.35 D. m. daily. except sunday.
Fcr Iandenberg, $50 2, M 1923 ~: a. m, and 80
p m daily, exceptSunday; $50 a. m. on Sunday
w. 'PHILADiEIPGTA HI ! lTi HafG FOR WILMINGTON.
, Daily n $40, ssl5 1000 Fiil5 q a. m 100 ,e noon
Rsily, - except SUNDAY. e.sn and 7.25 a. m.
4 :s5 and $50 p. m. Sunday only, 5la m.
Rates to Western Points lower than VIA an
.. o. SCULL. W 81. CLEMENTS.
Ssn a Ia. - 49,. eS--~..-- ----------.
Evening journal., 1889-03-18
Daily Sund
az Snndavl Daily nnl
a dIIUI1 osoU IU.I1 IsND O.UU y,
ADDITIONAL, TR ATNQ

T
Daily except Saturday and Sunday
. Leave Wilmington, 6.l7 p. m; b. & o. Jnne.
ton, 6-s8 ?. m. Newbridge, Gal D. N. Ari fvt
Dupont 6.59 .. m.
On Saturday only-Will leave Wilmington
st 5.S0 p. M, Newbridge 5.45 p. m. Leave P6ilsr
Lilo p. M, Newbridge l1.35 p. m Arrivs
Dupont ll.55 p. m. Leave Birdsboro Ito D. M
Arrive Reading LAO D. m.
GOING SOUTH
Evening journal., 1889-03-18
RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
.--r-0er-e4oo-e--4rJo4~-----o----
WILMINGTON AND NORTHERN RAIL
w ROAD. Timetable. ia effect Dec. 8. 1853
GOING NORTH.
Daily Sunday
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-07

ABTUl HORRORS Al PORT At PRINCE



Hsg foAa Aux taF sl' aea-
ssse gFes sl- l-e tsn-s PEI
HsyU4- consulate -eia IS "a rec% l at
u-0s nnceT Gate el l--f =, frc4 fE. A.
Prince raat rae rebel chiefs hippoiFte al4a
Jean Jamsas sTtl lAelr c9nliDe- forces,
ua1s acelesIts1 a-tark on tort al Pence.
watch r0.llled ln geuel2 ~ rolt ~ t4e a.
tackilz forces ualll at last reports ere
refreshing -osTsra 81 Asrc
Posr al PslscE J-v - lee War III
q 81 sd Las Cse.le tar tarrDs lsnei a.
IsgiJlle nAs been cutting tns tlreats =
prisoners 70 I1s msrket pace 1e lrsa ~
Offering q-2rfer 70 sure deflng troops has
died 0zt 49, csptuIs nov means something
worse than death. nppolyis slauR tered
eighteen men whO Eel in-o his hAALs t.e
other day 4nd ia retaliation the terrible
scenes in The market place have be 'n en-
acted None CT tue inhabitants o. orr -
Prince expect the ieAst mercy s1oula hip-
pclytos men ever force an entrance into
tie city. Dess-I has seized hold OF many
OF the people. ~ ale Others await tie ed
with inditferene
just before sunset OF July - niphclyto
ordered charge on Ia Coap Ihep the
report was sent 20 Port au Prince from Ia
Coup that II was impossioie 10 Bo.d Out
longer and calling TOR TelnfoToeineDts
Al the syallAbl5 mon IA ths city
were pushed forW ard. and with con-
siderable impeuosity attacked ! Hip
polyta The latter bos. q hasty retreat
carrying away With him eighteen or The
garrison captured during the ii,st Of ths at
tack or these some were shot Oh Ieachlng
Hippolytes camp. while others hac their
Threats cut Ia sight OF the whole body OF
troops AL were executed for the Gmuse-
ment OF the troops Spies reported tais act
OF Hippolyts - Legitme and the latter
immediately ordered al the prison
ers on hand 10 be taken 70 the
market place. There were eight OF
them IN all and tied arm in
arm, they were led out strongly guarded
An immense crowd had collected which
was At fever heat Of excitement One by
one the men were gagged in plain view OF
every body and then with the utmost de
liberation their throats were cut ike &c
many beasts. the crowd yelling vociierous-
ly "a each man fell quiYering 70 the ground
La the very middle Of the killing one man
manage 10 ungag himself and flied the ali
with the most piercing cries OF fright
THIS pleased the crowd so much that
the gags or all the remaining prisoners
were taken ont and the cries OF agony Of
the wretched men fairly rent the air
When the butchery was completed - gres,
yell went up from the crowd Tor Lcgitime
and IL was evident that the southern leader
had gained point ia the confidence of his
followers
The captain Of an Atlas line steamer and
the American Consul W messed tho. above
scene and can authenticate IL The Amer
loans here are not alarmed. Legitime's
Iaer are too badly scared TO modest any
one Hippolyte expresses great friendship
for the Americans, and il ia not thought
that any harm Will come from the hands oi
his men should they force the city.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-07

Nj. Henry & Hovt. III Tie Metro
..,l.tsn os,-ra Hoasa sns tt.. N.u. N,-l-
N-s-1'a ''~S es''i s''''11 -1' see1N
efss.'iies WltA Which Newton hcefs it-
SsxaI of eEuoeh Arden = ta h,s 1fnlr.
.5...st. .. ~
Nel-A0oNA ~ltl>t A~s ~ns-itA +@c3 tle
statement thaI glere wl. lee nothing
f.fsra ans pnt.ae auring the eanlfns
..n -. .t....
Reefs NtA NlfA Ae hss lf~inta Ni'
Beers production oi lais he4uuil
.l.x Atr u.ett. work NIL cover sn
l.s t.........
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Ne.+.i scene, il-i - tAe ~Ae az .4i'~i-eA
attae auenH1. 10 lhe mellow calm III
,...-.a.. s......, ia tha Isle al Palm,
-. 1.s......
"'''''- '-.'s- '''''s -
.lirfc "it Tx ati flt opportunity +~i '''>
........,..,. s..,a ..sses ssth
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80. .- ti-'t 81 ~ e,sr,'s.,.. In
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.....s 81 ,'....l,'s y.
...7. t-.t..4 the i,,lsg.,,.tl.,, af
.l.........,atl-r p..n H.. bf.n,. v-tn an-
..,..,.t,.t...... as th@ v,easing ur.-
s..>s.oa. stream. llroueb tie op.,l aoor
,f ~. xea..,.fl.. .,r,-eoyerea ol. in
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-07
ELECTRIC FLASHES.

The snti-slavery conference has been
postponed TIL October
Mrs Barney McNealley fell dead at
church door in Carthage, H. recently.
Northwestern people talk seriously Of the
project - q railroad from spC kane Falls 10
Alaska
The Shah o, Persia has conferred the
highest Persian order upon President Car
not o. France.
Andrew j. Whitaker Of Illinois, has been
appointed Deputy Fourth Auditor OF Tho
Treasury Department
Snow-storms and icy rains prevail
throughout Switzerland. and the mountain
passes are partly blocked
John Carter, guard at the San Quentin
Cal prison, shot his wife and himself
dead Monday in a 1T OF Jealousy.
The Junction City Republican says that
within three years Kansas viii be, able 10
supply sugar for the entire West
Jehles brewery in Alton. IL, was sold
Monday, the purchasers being Ss Louis
parties, and the consideration sSo 30.
The discovery OF oil in Bedford County
Penn. is believed 10 prove the existence
there OF oil fields OF unpsra leled II n
ness
4 premature explosion Of a bias. az Coal
Valley. Pa Monday afternoon fatal y in-
1ured two miners, John Stokes ami Thomas
Allen.
A private letter received in ssh Fran
cisco from King kslakaua Of the sandwich
Islands states he has given ny bis cont m
plated trip abroad
Thomas White a starch manufacturer Of
Franklin Ird made an assignment Non
dav for the benefit of his creditcrs ILe
amount Of bis Liabilities are net made
public.
Dr.. J. T. Hcuriran who broke iail al
! Lebanon. Ky. while under zen -erce q,
nineteen years IN pTisos for name n1s hter,
was recaptured 10 TeDtress County. Tenn,
Sunday.
The president of tho Spanish american
/ Union. which includes ivU merchant ss-t
tass south Americas exhibit st tas woslds
! fair IN se2 viii he most slsbos7se AID sK-
tsnsiye.
During storm near long Lick. h Sur.
dav NJ Tom Wright was struck hs s..-
/ ing tree aud instantly killed TF-o 40 sea
were siso klled and severs; tuggies
smashed
A sudden distemper is pu7y'inE ts
doctors % Montreal within tho psa o..
or two rine persons have been az
( vita 8 loss 0f vision a. ave o. thcm are
eornrietev hind
While Milton Town and Ii Tsgpi. .
Diner. III. were shooting BIDS vlth tar
get quo Monday 30 wesron gwas arcs.
tentauv 8isc harEsd tts bal stri finr Tsal-
+ IN 1he forehead. Killing hira instantv
X Kelso prouinent citizen an hasi-
ness nan o. Ne~ron. I- ai-d 7srT G-ef-
" sgndsT evening - Is7ettsH.is. Tenn
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-07

.sau ssss wiu Baiia q KAaro-d Line -
CAS- tlss.

rAts go.
r.- 49,. y s.rts.-s 4s...t-
rsr r..t s........ - 49,. .xV Al
H'"A --i.V 81 A-'e
ep5s- ctlsasa 20 Ai4nl>tee las
sUrrc1 nu 4 flslfre thst sn,,4ar. .s..'N
=. r....ft s. a..
- 'i-- -ta~ tit''A
haa---r % ttal. EaN.4,- lHeEf are
-fFens tr.r..s...r.t f.s..... ,.l.. ..I,
...4 ..
'-~'- '- -e.es>.'f .A
--'e near intafs. ,Aet1a tle North
Amresn Salt C01nanf fsa ta n,a
t...f.,s +t... .....
~--- t.ie aatt
f'4lN.ns d',Itei, Mon'd force Gown
prices lower than tatN are at present
ana tha+t. r.r.-t-..i.... e.. ,f... l...... g..
'.." 't
---e >.-tlg. at- u IS hl-ilN ifoh-hle ~
ttea-t IA il ei4f- A.-faeiet and LNu-
= gtoA lp Keep o4l oi tic Men gan salt
Ae,ut Aiol ArAt year We do nor
A-o" A 3u,l haat condition the saIt
iiei af' ~ Af ife. Saginaw Valley, hHt
acre iAt Nl'l As aNd warehouse are fuIl.
aa4 Nr DuLgt Iom Ine July report that
les.nH barrel, oi tar saI made % ln..
remained 'r tae Lar1> of Tie Michigan
>alt Association lH,a4d JUlv T. The
daAs.ee manufacturers are not very
Neil pleased wth ih.s condition III
tlngs They fuly realize taM mature
has gwen them great advantage over
Their Saginaw hIlIhrrn. Leaving tae
quaity ui sSlt tnllc.A oar oI thc que--
uon. 4ud no sane person vii ceny
tle fact hut that M4nlsi-t SAT-
IS al least equal - any IA tie
Mofid, can be mace cheaper n
Nanistec ana Lodineion thAn al any
"ih'f place I'D iile Ioiied states of cam
"i"' anu W arc L'afei ana can ftafl
points "l suip0llon on the lake iof
les' money lhan they can from Tie
oihei siue ol the state. Bat thls don
hsufe anything under existing coudi-
OoHo' he u. :. 4. handles All ihe
pi0Hu'', prevents ruinoes competition
ana lc1u'e' ''ie cost oi handAng oe-
tween liie manufacturers and buyers o.
'he mn .'Aunl. ihls would ne h'sh'A
satisfactory j tne conditions otherwise
were eiiN-i, Wnich lncN are Aoi, ana
Manisire salt men may deem i best 20
organic an ASSOCIATION ot tie Wc,t
shore manufacturers, and u Is I'D just
such probable contingency that an in-
depenacnt railroad between Aanisiee
and Grand Rapids is necessity, as IL
would give our people an opportunity
10 get the dement's ol the competition
between the trunk lines that enter
Grand hapds and put them on az
equal iooiing with saginaw valley
manufacturers ID competing ior share
OF the southern trade.
lheiHfnitdre busine IS Is an industry
that VIII soon acquire considerable at
Ienilon. II Is ln ITS infancy yet, but we
are confident IN a few years il VIII as
same grancer proportions. The two
factories now IN operation have shipped
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-07

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Aug. 2, 80.
Sealed proposals VIII be received at
this department until o'clock p. m,
Friday, August l6, 1889, for manufsc-
turing. delivering and placing in posi-
ton. In United States buildings east OF
the Rocky mountains, from time 10
time as required, certain articles OF
furniture.
Drawings and specifications and
blank form Of proposal can be obtained
upon application to tins office.
The department reserves the right to
reject any and all bids, and to waive
defects.
Proposals should be addressed to the
Secretary of the Treasury and endorsed.
proposals for furniture for buildings
east Of the Rocky mOunt9lns."
". WINDOW, Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-07
A HOTEL CLOSED.
The sheriff Lesios an Attachment on tho
Brunswick.

The sheriff Lesics an Attachment ON the
Brunswick.
The Brunswick was yesterday morn
ing closed on a VIII Of attachment sued
out 10y Mrs. Anna W Keeney. Mrs.
Keeney. who Is now landlady Of the
Nendome, formerly ran the Brunswick,
selling out 10 Mrs. Palmer, from whom
she took a chattel mortgage on the fur
niturc. Mrs Palmer afterwards sold
out 10 Mrs. Rodgers, who failed 90 keep
up the payments. Later ID tne oay
Mrs. kConcy, fearing that the als
would mot sell iof enough L. meet acr
demands. sued out writ of atlah-
ment against Mrs Palmer, Who ls about
% move 20 Detroit, and had hcI goods
AT the depot Mrs. Palmer, u is under
stood, settled the matter. 80 far a. She
was concerned 10y thc payment OF 500.
The sheriff i> now n possession oi the
house. and the boaricfs have sought
other quarters.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-07

Palpitation of the heart, nervousness,
trembling, nervous headache, cold
hands "a, feet pans IN the back and
other forms OF weakness are relieved
by Carter's Iron Pills. made especially
for the blood, nerves and complexion.
Lord Beaconsfieid
Cherished English prmroses as the
sweetest Of flowers. But neither roses,
lilies nor buttercups are sweoter than
the mouth OF tnat fair one who uses So
zodOnt daily to keep her teeth white rs
the driven snow, and her gums red as
June roses.
All cases of weak or lame back. back
ache. rheumatism. VIII ind relief by
wearing one OF Carter's Smart Weed
and BeIladOna Bachache plasters. Price
Price > cents. Try them.
All cases of weak or lame back, hack
ache, rheumatism, viii find relief 10y
wearing one OF Cartr'S smart weed
and helladonna Backache Plastcrs.
Price 2jc. Try them.
Telegram-herald., 1889-08-07

Appies-EVaporafed. t1oc ? pound
Cherries Fpound.
fe1cncs-lu .c = pound.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-24
BOSTON STORE.
The Great StOek-Taking sale Con
tinues.
zette.

The Great stOck-Taking sale Con-
Our stock being still much larger than
we wish il to be at stock taking time,
ans, owing TO The TACT that MANY of our
patrons have not had an opportunity to
secure their share of the bargains during
the past week on account of the great,
rush we have 49,. 100 '.-S oaie
another week.
Thursday, July 25th, we will make an
other great mark down.
Apron ginghams, fast colors, reduced
TO ST cents yard
Chambrys, fast cOlors, reduced to 81
| cents q yard.
May, fair cloth, 80 inches wide, re-
duced to 104 cents yard.
| Ginghams, worth 12tc reduced 10 81
cents yard.
Mohair dress goods, worth 374c and
4Sc, reduced to 90 cents a yard.
| Novelty striped worsteds, reduced to Z
cents yard.
Albatross. D. K. shades. reduced to SO
cents yard.
i "a novelty dress goods, reduced from
81 90 to SO cents yard.
50 novelty dress goods, reduced from
81 IS to 80 cents a yard.
| Atwood, 40 dress novelties, Cd K
shades), worth SOC yard, will be sold al
80 cents yard.
Silk warp Henriettas, hard to match.
at 81. IS, will be sold at $3.50 yard.
We will make special feature of black
goods during the sale.
n Black satin Douche reduced from
| 81 rs to 81 35 per ward
Black satin Douche reduced from
$3.50 to 81 10 per yard.
Black Armuse silk reduced from 81 L
70 cents per yard.
Black gros grain silk reduced from
81. 25 to SO cents per yard.
Black gros grain silk reduced from
s 81 374 to ST .124 per yard.
b Black and white Armuse reduced from
81. 80 to IS cents per yard.
Cheney Bros. pongee silks reduced from
81 to SO cents per yard.
: One lot of novelty stripes assorted re
e duced from 81 to 70 cents per yard.
Everything in hosiery marked at tempt
ing prices.
Gents outing shirts reduced from 81. A
to 81 ~ each.
Il Gents outing shirts reduced from 81
r. to Sl.4o each.
Gents outing shirts reduced from 80 2
III to 81 90 each.
b Boys outing shirts reduced from 81 IL
to 95 each.
If Boys outing shirts reduced from SO
70 cents.
u One lot of mems suspenders only
~ cents per pair.
as One lot of overalls, formerly SO cen
now 40 cents.
ii One lot blouses reduced to 372 each.
=. Every line of gents ties cut down
10 about one-half the value.
n, One lot Of ladies' gloves reduced to
he cents q pair.
=. Dress trimmings reduced from zoe
25c per yard.
Another lot reduced from 25c to Sc r
en- yard.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-24

An assorted lot of parasols at S1.35
each.
Another lot of parasols at 50 % each.
The above is less than half their for
mer price.
Children's and infants French caps re-
duced to CSC. soc, 45c, 5Sc and 75c, being
about one.third their actual value.
Corsets reduced from IS cents to A
cents pair.
Dress buttons reduced from 25 cents 10
Is cents dozen.
Dress buttons reduced from 90 cents to
122 cents a dozen.
Dress buttons reduced from Is and is
cents to 10 cents.
Other lots reduced to 24c, 4c. sc and &c
dozen.
Bed spreads worth $3.50 for 95 cents
each.
HARMED, PURsEL & VAN MAUR.
101, 103, and 105 Sec. and Brady St.
Davenport. Iowa.