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The Republican journal., 1889-08-08
NEEDLE WORK, EMBROIDERY,
FANCY WORK, ETC.
NOROMBEGA HALL.

Superintendent Of this department, R. g.
Rollins.
|. No entrance fee will be charged on ex-
hibits In this department and exhibitors will be
admitted to the hall Monday free, but after
this time they will be charged the regular
admission of % cents, which will admit to
both Noro.nbega and City Halls; or an
exhibitors ticket will be sold at 81, admitting
to both halls, or an exhibitors season ticket
for 81 admitting to Park and Halls.
@ Every article entered for exhibition and
premium, shall be under the control of the
Superintendent of the Hall during the Fair;
but the ASSOCIATION will in no case be RESPONSE
BILE for any loss or damage that may occur.
Articles entered for sale Will not be placed in
the premium classes, but in the sale depart
ment; and the price must be marked on each
article by the owner.
3. Exhibitors will have the right to sell at
private sale without commission, but not to
deliver the same until the close of the exhibit
ton. without the consent of the Superintendent
of this department.
A. Articles that have taken premiums at
previous fairs OF this association shall be eX
Guided from competition for premiums, but
may be entered for exhibition or sale only.
5. When but one article is exhibited if in
the opinion of the Judges it is unworthy, no
premium shall be awarded.
6. Every article competing for premium,
shall be entered in the name of the owner and
maker except displays) and must remain in
the hail until the close of the Fair.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-16
HARRY HART,
The NY, Clothing Manufacturing Co..
316 MARKET ST.


We are, most OF us, who rent houses
from others, accommodated Tor the com.
lug year, and he question at q ruturr
nome do's not particularly worry ur, yet
all OF us nave desire to own a home of
our own, free from landlords whims OF
a change in reni, refusal to make needed
repairs, etc. We also would like to have
the pleasure OF eating fruit oil our own
trees or vines growing In our own back
yard. Yet how few own that yard in
which to plant vine or fig tree. Now,
to all such we have just lew words to
say, ut down and calculate the cost Of II
home OF your own at 'Creston." II YOU
cannot see how 1t will cost you much /, AZ
to live there than in the heart of the city,
come to our Office and we will explain ii
\ TO you, or read our next weeks letter. II
costa nothing TO talk the matter over
aud II you cannot come sec us during
the day, call on Tuesday or Friday even,
imgs between and o'clock, and we vii
take pleasure IN giving all the desired In
formation. Our next Saturdays lcttel
VIII he full Of interest. Look out for It
"Creston," 7l2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-16
ON WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20, 1889,
NJ iOOciochi u. lil.i bllhfp.
4S AH

@-0A liza
No, l. dolly, sorrcl mare good work
or or driYer,1n foul.
No. .. Dan, brown horse, years old,
good worker or driver can road ten
miles mn hntr.
No. 3. John, bay horse, II years old,
No, 1. Jim, bay horse. 5 years old,
good worker or driver.
No. .. Jane, gray mare, 3 years old,
sound and alt right, good worker OF
No. 8. Resale, bay marc. 8 years old,
S,oand and 81 right, good worker OF
No. 4. Knte, bny mule. Years old.
sound and all right, excellent worker
No. =, Queen, pny MARI, y years old,
sound and all right, Napoleon stock and
Is broken to sing le harness.
| No. .. Daisy, bny mare, coming 3
years old, YGrG,promising.
old, SIRED by DeAanoc.
No, H. Nellie, bay colt coming year
No. H. Dick. brown stallion, { years
olid, sired by Honest Fred, very prom,
@hcad Of superior miich rows sS-,,-s,,
| mostly homcraised, nearly M A(SHsS
fresh or close spriugerH; . 'fwo. m n
yeiu'alQ and yoarltng hcilcrs. II olliein
| aud dorsey stock; ltolstvln hull, 4 yenrs
Old, FIT steer, yoke. Of superior work
bAtht Epou STOCK Snull llpS, also ~
| pairs OF chickens, hay by thu ton, iarm
bell, lady's side saddle, one hnlf interest
! in q acres of wheat in thri.ruuud.
Terms: - All sums ul 80 aud under
| cash, all over that amount credit Of s
| months on purchaser giving "a haukHhlt
note with an approved otdorser, with
interest added.
GEORGE e.. LOBDELL,
| +. T.. MORGAN.
l.. W. Sttlhnn ~ son, Auctiuuccrs.
| nG-dt, WITS
Daily Republican., 1889-03-16
N. hGgary & Son
FURNITURE,
SIG TatnaII Street.
CARPETS,
s. ,. Cor 9Th aad Tairall ST.

We have this week a few
Chefioneers, to be sold at the
prices following. To say thew
are good and well worth the
little money we are askrno
for them is only adding what
the goods and prices will tell
you on inspection.
First. We haye tlem in
solid Walnut and Antioua
Oak, with S drawers for So.
For q cheap and well mad
Chetfoneer these cannot BE-
surpassed. Our next Is a
beauty In Cherry, with an
oriamented front, has {
drawers Vanished Inside,
This one is as nicely polish
ed as any high priced one.
Another in Cherry. finished
in natural color; a little more
work on thia one and enc
more drawer, for $I2. For
SI4 and $40 we have them
in Antique Oak, we'll made,
with m Guided panels. Hav.
ing 6 drawers they stand
somewhat higher than the
others. You'll wonder how
we can sell them at such
prices.
IfneedIng Window Shadcs
we will furnish them On a
good spring roller that we
guaran ee not TO get out Of
order. Price, fit and hung
to your window, Coo each
Cord roller Curtain 25c each
We alwa) 8 take pleasure
in telling you of our new
bargains as we gather then
about us. Our newest Is al
8-piece Walnut Suit for $40
Tennessee marble. Suit con
sists of Bedstead, full size;
Bureau, with beyel edge mir
ror: Wsshstand, made ii
combination style; Towe
Rack, with a glass; 3 Can
Seat c hairs, Rockini
Chair.
This Suit Isn't an inferlc
article, and we know 1t to b
cheaper, by So, than whi
you have been buying.
NJ. kegalY & S0I
Cash or weekly AT
monthly paVmepts.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-16

his hoped that hHfore tho Legisla
lature adiourns it will take some action
on the LIQUOR question. There is no
chance for the bill that rs now in
Dover, as 1t is entirely too sweeping
in its provisions and II it became a law
would defeat the very purpose for
which 1t Ia intended. We need a
liquor law for this city making the
license, three hundred dollars, With
the iurtAer' provisions that two thirds
OF ibis sum shah revert to the city
treasnry7ioT heuse of the city. The
Superior Court should also be relieved
oil the license business, as lar us this
city Ia concerneqy as IL Is burden that
the Chief Justice and the Associate
Judges should not be Obliged to bear
Let all this business, as far as vii.
mington is concerned, be placed under
the jurisdiction OF License Court
composed Of the resident isdges, the
city judge and the mayor. A court
composed-i in this. manner could make
itself thoroughly familiar with The
record OF every liquor dealer in th,
city and act accordingly on his appli
cation. 1t, however, seems probable
that there will not be any change ii
the law this year.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-16
Entered al the Post Office at Whining
ton, Del, as second Glass mail matter.
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SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1889.

We have another illustration Of the
policy pursued by the solid South to.
ward the Republicans OF that section
In the manner j. v. McDnfiie, d Ra.
publican, who was elected to Con-
gress from the Fourth Congressional
district OF Alabama has been treated.
Bis Democratic opponent was L. W.
Turpin. and. although it was certain
that Mcpuiiie was elected by AT least
$4,000 majority, the district was
claimed by Fdfpin, and the Demo
cratic election officers declared him
elected by 90, 600 majority. McDufiie
promptly fled notice OF protest, and
went 10 the county seat prepared 70
take testimony, bnt,had only been In
the town a Short time when he wac
waited upon by three desperate men,
who Represented themselves az q psri
oil the Democratic Executive Commit
tee, and notified hun that he mus
either get out OF the town or take thu
consequences.
Ii Is almost needless 10 say that Nc
Dufile left, as he no doubt Thought o.
the fate of Colonel John NJ. Clayton
under similar CIRCUMSTANCES In Afkan
saGf Before he started bo. was waited
upon by another committee, who adj
vlsed him not to so, and to remain and
take all the testimony Necessary, but
lie, knowing the peeuliar methods used
TO maintain solid South, concluded
that II would not be safe Tor him 10 re.
main. There Is no doubt but McDulile
was fairly elected, but 1t seemo that
the Democrats are determined that he
shall not take his seat. When tho iao,s
are presented to Congress that body
may have something to say in the
matter, and thus drive the wedge still
inrlher ttIut will eventually split TIC
sulid South. - -.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-16

A beautiful young lady, daughter of q
prominent farmer residing near Fairylew
station, MISS Florie Thompson, came
near losing her life few days ago. She
went TO the kitchen to oversee the wash
ing. In turning around her clothing
came in contact with the ire. The young
lady screamed Her brother happened
to be near by, and tearing everything
out Of bis way, ran TO her assistance,
threw her on the floor, and throwing a
piece of carpet over her, smolhered the
flames. Her clothing was burned very
much, also the skin on hes back and part
OF her hair. She made a miraculous. es-
rape from death, not being much injured,
OILY receiving fearful fright.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-16

The appointment of George IL.
Baes, Esq, as one of the commits
Rionersto represent this government
In the conference which Is to be held
In Berlin in reference to Samoan al
fairs Is fneritcd tribute 10 that gentle
man, and Q compliment to Delaware.
Mr., Bates lie eminenily well fitted TO
discharge the duties of This position,
and il is probable that there ia no one
In this country who is better acquainted
with everything pefteining 10 these
Islands and the cauae Of the recent
troubles between this country and
Germany concerning them. During
the time Mr.. Rstes was in SamOa, two
years and a bali ago, he made himself
thoroughly familiar With the existing
state Of affairs, ard insisted on this
country enjoying every right and
privilege granted 10 other countries.
Upon his retufn he made report to
Secretary Bayard, suggesting certain
measures to be adopted by orr govern.
ment concerning these islands, but
,hoso MIR. Bayard did not consider
worthy Of his attention. Had they
acted upon il it is probable we would
not have The present difficulty 10 con.
tend with.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-16

WIN you heed the warning, The Sig
nal perhaps of the sure approach Of that
more terrible diseseet Conbumptlon. Ask
yourselves If you Can afford Tor the sake OF
saving 90 cents, to run the risk and do
nothing for 1t. We know from expert
ence that Shiloh's Cure viii Cure your
Cough. 1t never fails, This explains
why mare Than a Million Bottles were
sold the past-year, II relieves Oroitp and
Wliooling Cough at once. Mothers 10
notibe without IL. For Lames Back, Side
or Chest, use Hhiloh'e, Porous Plaster. N.
B. DsniOrth, Wholesale and retail agent,
Second and. Market streets, Wilmington,
Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-16

The news has been received That
the sensational report concerning the
sinking of the United States vessel at
Samon hos NO foundation la fact, and
that IN American man OF war Ia still
al Apia, ready to loGk after, aud as far
as possible protect our interests. The
German officials. under instructions
from Berlin, have become less inso,ont
and ceased their aggressive actions.
The martial law proclamation, inyuly-
Ing the right OF search, has been with.
drawn, and everything now indicates
peaceful solution Of the officially,
which few weeks ago il scemei
could only be settled by an appeal 10
arms. This is certainly gratifying, Tor
war is always to be deplored and avoid
ed II possible, but still, this country
cannot permit our flag 10 be insulted,
or the rights OF our citizens to be
usmpled under foot by any nation OF
the face OF the earth When any ma
ton attempts this, let us solve tn,
difficulty peaceably II we can, or for
chilly, II othor means fail. The honoi
Of our country must be maintained, re
CARELESS o. the cost.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-16

and property is endangered by the
overhead wires this should DO matter
Of secondary confederation. The bill
will, of course, be opposed by the com
panies, but If the Legislature wishes
TO act In accordance with the viii 81
the people 1t will be passed. Tilt
shouid become law the city should
set the example and place Its wires I'M
derground at once; In fact we think 1t
would be a good idea TO bury the fire
alarm wires whether the bill passes or
not.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-16

A gentleman named Potter, brother o.
+. z. Potter, piano tuner, aud son OF
the latter, have form ed a co-partnershlp
and will engage Ia the retail grocery
trade In the stoIeho usc at the soulh beast
corner OF Fifth aud King streets, now oc-
cupied as Wholesale produce commits
sion house by John ]. Weiser y Co,
They viii re. paint, rernpael aud re pppet
the store, and viii taUe.possodsicn on the
2bth or heio-e Il nnsslhlg
Daily Republican., 1889-03-16

Farmers and others are notified thai
there will be sold at the sale of Messrs
Mccoy, near Hara's Corner, on Monday
neSt, No. 1 butter worker, u seli.gaug-
ing butter print, halt pound and pound
Reds patent, all In perfect order, having
been used but feS times. Dairymer
will fad them worthy of attention. Tbs
COWS. arg also very ,.desirable. on,s, anC
good bargains may he secured. Fol
particulars see advertisement, as this Il
one OF the largest sales OF The eeAs on.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-16
Our IntentiOn,

You are well aware, has
always been to give the best
goods for the least money.
We'll, VIC ere doing better
than this on Winter Suite,
Trousers and Overcoats.
They are way below what
they cost to manufacture,
but that's not your lookout.
We would rather have the
money to carry through the
summer than the clothing.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-16
Philadelphia. Wilmington, and
Baltimore Railroad.

Trains wiz rOave wilmington as follow,

Trains VIII lOhNe wilmington ms follows
SUNDAY TRAINS.
7ol ~, n ela. m, n. o "a. 7 Do and 10 20 I'm,
t ssS 10 Is saa 10 ~ u =. n.' iAi0 IN ~"
, ror Chester 33S6pressi. foO.0 10. II 81 n"
2csoSnos,tion. SIS Isl . N. Rio. IB. siu.
III III: fs <, s + Il. AZ az, .sa
fory &est Chester, via Lsnot,n. siss. nj
Fof csps Charles. Old Point comfort. and
p %or New z Castle, Kirkuood, HiddIetovn,
vile sestord, Laurel and Delmar. ~ os Night.
oil y Il q. m. Il e.. W. i p m, and p 3
Might, haltimore. 9. % :. m. and u 10 NIGH.
uiiS ssss teHpTss Sso fs s ISL S i
lef SS IS I, sS "a ias a. NJ iiai'S
re nSt r 70 he dsist oos & Re stssa
Trains marked thust1 are limited exprsih
0s ssasrai Esa. a e.n...i F 4 MS1P An
BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Schedule in effect March 10. lS-l.
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE, DEPOT.
EAST BouED.
Express trains.
NEW lpAtNt WICK uHYN, rs, III ~, ns
ma; ~ ~. - o., % Us, Glf u. m.
NEW YoIN, Sunday, ~ II a. M. tlaOs.
o. 50 OS, al Il y. m. % ''''
pniLApELrmlA, week days, 1918, GO,
90, 100, y 30, 300, $40 20. IL 10 n m,
hl2 ", 20, = O3, 100, 355, % 0s, 10, ",
10 H. 705, s35 n. m.
rnlLApgLPuIA, sundays, s213, 200. ~,
9G5, II lOn, m, tl2 Os. co. ~ O3, %, 81 81.
CarsTFn' week tiay :, = sa is CIo, 100,
%, - 80 100, 40 20, Ii 10 a. M, 'l2CS,
~, - Gj 800, 1855, sos, 10, COS, ~ H.
Z 05, IS y. IN.
Il 10. a: m, sis %, / 90, tao1, SO, SoI
Us, $40, 6O5, 3 IS p. M.
WEST BOUND.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, $3.50, % ~,
III Is n. m, 2 45, u 10, 20 50, - O5, All
daily 7 80 n, M, " Is p. m. daily, except
-CucAao AND PITTsBuRa $50 a. M,
70 80 p. m; both daily
Cincinnati and st. Louis, al IS a. ILL.,
ana ~ % p, IN.
SlNGERLY ACCOMMODATION, 100 p. IN,
ana IL 10 p. IN. daily
LANDESBEg0 AoooMNoDATIoS, week
uhys, II % n. M, - and 80 p. m; sun
gnys, y 80 "A. IN. and 30 p. IN.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKKT STREKr SrhTloH,
For Philadelphia,5 IS u IN. and 80 pm;
ually, except sunday. For Baltimore 0 -
a, m. daily except Sunday. % II. ~,
Sunday only. For Landenborg, "
H. M. 1855 q. M. and 80
on Sunday only; so y. IN. daily.
LEAVE PHlLADELPHIA FOR WILMINGroN,
Daily, - 10, ssl5. 10 90, 81 IS y. NJ, w aS
noon Io 80, 800 u Is, 4 80, % 10. q 49, T0V'
Daily, except sunday, ESQ and 7s5 9,
M q 40, - 25and so =. m. Sunday only
10 a. IN. p. s..H.
Telephone No. 1913.
ra-Ratcs to western points lower tian
/
Daily Republican., 1889-03-16

A great and special sale OF
Plaid Cambrics, Nainsooks
and Lawns; 50 different styles;
the best Scent ones you ever
bought. The I2H, IS and 90
cent ones are extra good.
A big drive in White Aprons;
a accent one for 20 cents.
Nine. Denorests new spring
patterns. Spring Portfolio Gaia
logue and monitors free to all.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-16

A farewell praise aud testimony meet
ing will be held at the Church OF the
Covenant, Second below Washington
streets, sunday evening att y. III. Az
this will lie the last meeting ever held il
the building persons who have been
blessed there are requested to be present
and testify TO that TACT.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-16


At 10 o'clock, II. m, sharp,
The following described personal propert,
SEVEN HEAD OF HORSES AND COLTS.
No. !. Mack. dun horse years old, an ex.
can show s-inlnute gait.
No, 2, yick, Blown horse . years old, II
hsnds high, sound, very stylish and shows
No, 8. JOAN splen, bay horse, syears old, II
hanIs nigh, sound and AL right VII maxi an
excellent gentieman's driver, null broiher 70
Ne. 4. Gyp, gray mare i2 years old, with
'os ey Asss ob sssy h an AZ a Sya1s as
No; Y. Delaware, bay colt, coming SYears
~ o y I. f fiosS seailins, by Michigan.
Nos. ! and d. fnir dar7f' brown mfles, years
weighs so5YSs, p head q cow; %Sst siISiIl
Farming impieinentss Two farm wagons.
esrlisss spas sprins Sassy MADE ' ~
guihrle. motor bnggy, Portland cuttss,
box lleigh. Champion binder. mowins ma
driii. Beskiord I afh drTi, / Csfoon
ssel s9wer Z 5sracnse ploTs, small corn
Rl9s corn PIN sr twe 91IE e s s5fsT
cultivation, iron age cnltiTatofs VITA corn
coysTing attachments I wooden epltlvatorf.
Megsinsen cora narker, ! hay beds, fliorss
rake, double harpopn bay fork, 40 feet
rope. corn shellef. lVanMinckle gfain I'm,
I arm bell, krindstonn, wheelbarfOw, beam
aud pea, weighs soQibs. 70 gram bags, ohe-
hall bushel sld one-half peck neasures, larin
pOies, lifting issk, grain cradle moving and
bralnbHnE styther. uonblo aud Alnkie VroeA,
forks rakes, slfoNels. spades hoes, cress-ent
saw, maui and wedges, htee, spool OF barb
wire, two SETS wavon harncts, ! set dearborn
herneis, SOS carriage harness. set ltgti tar
rlake hArness. rubber mounted; set double
cafrln 20 harness. stts riuw Harmless, collars,
brtdies. lead lines, ro1es, blankets and whips
2ttraps slelgh bells, Dairy 1xIures. OnaS
can Cooley cFe1nor, cbnrn, ! buiter Tub,
scalas, prints, latiss, s0.qt, mtlk chnrus, 4
2Q-qt chum-, cream Kettles, mia mickets;
,nsa,Sprlng buck pans &c, ilIeo h1afTsd
hnHhhl Ghiten whttH potatoes, hams and stOnl-
ders, pickle pork by the pound. vinegar by
the barrel, % patrB chichcUs, 10 turkeys 0
guineas, ~ acres wheat IN ground.
Tcrins'-An suDls of w and under
cash, al over that amount "A credit OF .
months will be given. No interest ii paid
when due
Also on Friday, March ~. 1850, at same
place al l2oieloek, the entire stock OF house,
hold and Kitchen furniture, consisting Of
beds amt hetulHg, hedeieas, bur aus, wash
stands chairs. two SOMA, book case, hAtfA *,
Lounge, 3e1tensi5n tables, ptil0r stoves.
No. 10 cook stove hxiufee Tor satnc; 100 yards
lngrain carpet, 70 yards rag carpet china aud
Terms All sums OF go cash, a credit OF
% days on ali Ell me- Dvarlthat amount.
ID. N. MCCOY.
J.tRANk MCCOY,
L. W. stdham & Son, Anetipneers.
DUBLtC SALE THE 81 BSCRIUtK
Daily Republican., 1889-03-16
Nine Years

Ago to-day we tooS
our first order in Viii
mington. We started
in at tt e bottom, found
out what the people
want d and then tried
to give 1t to them Good
and at low prices
nothing spasmodic, sen
sational or finding fault
with our competitors III
our way of doing it.
How has it resultedf
\ GU / now full as well
as we, aud to-day all
the room we have Is in
sufficient for our trade
and customers. Mems
Boys and Chlldren'l
Clothing and fine tailor,
ing Tor Spring wear
better and lower than
ever. Yours for gooe
goods at low prices,
JAS. I. MULLIN & son
Tailors, 9th & Market
AND
Clothiers, Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-16

The bill providing that all electric
wires shall be placed under ground,
which was acted upon by Council on
Thursday evening, and will now be
presented 10 the General Assembly,
should be passed, but the companies
should be given sufficient length OF
time to make the change without in
terfering with their business. 1t has
been clearly demonstrated that the
wires can be operated as well, and
possibly better, uader ground than
overhead, and the only question about
abe matter is that oil expense for the
companies, but as the safety OF lie
Daily Republican., 1889-03-16

rheumatism, the Bane Of Human Exist
cnce,
Yields rapidly by the use of few doses of
Professor Drew's Rheumatic Mixture. 1t
acts upon an entirely new principle; IT
Immediately discharges from the kidneys
the poisonous uric acid that aecumulates
IN the blood, thus producing heart and
kidney diseases of au ineurable nature.
Its action Is immediate aud permanent
Beware Of quatk or secret nostrums; they
neyar cure. Get the original; price 80
cents al DIR. Cantwell's pharmacy Eighth
aud Spruce streets.
Daily Republican., 1889-03-16


This is a case in which the
trade led US. Our most
fashionable lady visitors have
been asking for them. The
head Of our English organ
.ization was put under con-
tribution, and here they are,
opened to-day; AZ inches, al
l25 anu 80 cents. To be used
distinctly or in combustion
Tor yachting or tenhis cos.
TUNES or little boys suits.
Quantity small; there'll be
a rusn.
Northwest Of centre.
Cabin Bags. Why not
Cavern Bagsp All mouth
and stomach. Not an inch
Of waste room, not a hidden
corner. Pack and pack and
pack till the things bulge
from the top; press the COW
els together, click Snug and
safe. In grain leather, Sc to
SO; in alligator, $iI to Sl4 Is
Every other SORT. Couple
of Hundred samples--sizes
and stlyes-in easy sight.
Think Of the use KS to be
put to-yon can pick be
tween winks.
Grain Leather Club Bags for school
children's books, Il, 60 TO 1915.
l;ual alligator, o. 80 to &C.
Special Bag, with collar and cuff
pocket, 81 TO S5.7j; Grain leather.
Ard go the story goes.
Shawl Straps, Shoulder
Straps, and sll the carrying
contrivances + hat are
worthy your notice.
Main Aisle, north Of centre.
Trunks too. Any use
Sole leather down.
Easement, Market street side, northeast
ufceutre.
Imported embossed Calf
skin pocketbooks, 81 so and
S1.T5 eac Il, from 1925 and
81 20. Some Pockt tbooks
with sterling corners, al
three-quarters price.
Northwest ofrenlre.
A novelty at tie work
box counter Is a Sol
I Leather Collar and Cuff Be,
and Dressing-case combin
ed. S. 20
Plenty CT novel thing
whichever way you turn /
this section.
Northwest ofccutro.
OF course there are STYLE
of headwear that you don
care to buy, but we mes
cur Hat Store to have ever,
thing Of the sort a man
boy needs for dress or #
comnon.
. TIE newest Heath Ha'
(London) are not yet
d hand. Every other mall
Q that we are to have is her
4 KnoX's Derby and 81
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