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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
REAL ESTATE.

BG, "a .. IL p ~ Z "A 4 Eis
10y VIRTUE OF A DEED o. TRUST. TX.
] } ccu-cd To- the undersigned trustee 10y 5. ?.
EOvd or the SID day Of December. l.s- aud rc
corded iu decd OF trust book No. - page ll4 OF
the recorts OF Ohio county. Hest Nlrsin-o sald
trustee 8ili. ON saturday, Mar D 3th, l5'9 eli 90
Inc front door Of the Cruri House county
WCs. Virginia. the FOL owing described rest es-
late f0.w.f. A cert.lu pa &c. nd real estate sillt.
fedon Wheeling Island, % ,le seventh "afl OF
said CTS of Wheeling Ohio county, West N.r-
ciria. bounded aud described as follows. towlt
BEGINNING attnc u0rth aet 90 meg %. south Front
era Fink reefs. iu said city. and running fsnce
Jul am eas'Crr direction WIN ihc iliA Aue OF
said Fink street 90 ioT water marx On ,l- ono
river thence rum ng in norhcrs alfenlal
mon the Inc of said iOW Net-r marx 20 the
ro-.h limo oflOt $50. iu the ADD 'Ol 90 s14 CITY
called 7. Fnk's addition to Ltrc lsihIt tl' A,-
running in q westerly direction with shle norm
line of said lot 20 tae pllut where iAe say r az
-arfc1 iufn--cct- the cast Tine of -oNtn IRON.
street. and thence running "iin the ca-i me OBJ
SAID south Front r.et o. inc place nj lcsllL---
being On. same property lini c!tl 3" Nt'N = r.
R0rf hg David g. Erwin ali others. ~ deco
$50 o5 pdge Isl %. me i-.a.l- % 'i-I 0--'
sid s.lc win commence a. o'c.orEa N OF
fta.... q dav. and will l mfde 1u tl- tnluHlfe
-l1s and conditions. to-Wit oue-tt --e
r,l-cla-e money cash iu hand cu ,le iag OF -a.e.
0rc-tlird thcrc1f with lutet 80. 3D. s-A ilDHiHr
from the cay Ol sale. and lut fteiaue lltltuh
with interest iu one year from The Gay OF taie,
-fa -.--. lrg.r giving bis u0tcs -.th good sccur-
itv Tor the deferred payments. 1al@ale io $50
trustee and the said trustee rei4li -nf th- -sg1.
title % said property b., f-tler slgIiliy' Alli.
SOFA r-lrehfes money fully PAID Possession ~
eri5 r-09artv VIII Re given 0n ihe FIRST day OF
Anil l.s3 Gnd the purchaser VIII De alo"td 20
nav all 0r anv part OF said deemed payments al
auy tine before maturity.
j. 3. sOMMERYIILE, TRUSTEE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10
MUSTANG IMMINENT

CTrRFs FOOT ROT, SHOULDER-ROL
SCREW-WORM AND SCAB IN SHEEP!
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10
IgRESIIBG CHAT and COMMENT

'o o-le- ianC.e,.
Do 'tis va-y sweet Oh me,
lishei j-.Ie comedy,
3d. we played a, love. you see.
ana cook ou- chances
-r-l.fs Nlg1-.ge
b, social question. SIS marriage
although discussed long and
.ly. has never been definitely
,csuse thsss are a great many
20 hsye. unfortunately, found it
msl failure. And as loug as the
81 on there VIII he people finding
b failure in most cases, Row
Zoe faa.t Of the parties ;h.u-
Pc tbau rhe fault Of circumstances
b ,hsy bah no CONTROL
.r m-cb old bachelors may pro-
ID excuse for remaining single.
isgs isaf failure most of them DO
"a bat .hey Say. or would very
.= risks 10 they bad the opportu-
makes them enyious and cynical
youcg mlrued fr'eads erioJ-
l,oking so happy, but stil
lcoS and sort Of wish they Wsre
30 they are and that their
ght come along quite soon.
1e trouble with the average
clslCr. either ycu7g or o'd.
around waid1g for some
Up i1 the shape of a pretty
can love. and WHO possesses
uac le-ee enough 70 make
asucces1 -le act is ttere
1ure- @. bachelors in
6b -aey ,a1no, help
l.-- else besides lcys
OF chem even think lhst
scavsr e1-l wives without
ortt.~ me- man wb1
.o--.- -r5 tei.- fo- an
Tenn and --r,.-s 20 MIN.
let 8u. sl lfWhs eli1g's
his M Nan. of
-s-,4 b. canes tbsr
~. tie eomfo-- of
wouldn't Io snythinE 20
man un.rurv. Thase are
rtt.er Ina .tq.r.m gf.
r,-,- e pleasure 10
.. .f,-.-F bs r,a-rvi-0
r.n r"H..".nn Fu on rnHn
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10

There are two weddings set for imme-i-
ately after Lent One occurs on April
path and the other or April 25.h, both in
h'gh social circles.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10

Mrs. W. J. W. Cowdeu entertained
small number Of friends Wednesday even
ing st her home on the Island, compli-
menlary 20 Miss Msddis Hamilton, VINO
Leaves with her mother Tuesday for The
west. Tna affair WAS very pleasant one.
and ssch guest read an orriosl piece of
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10

and you will End the sunshine Of health
soon following. Two sizss, 800 end 80
cents.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10

CURES RHEUMATISM, LAME BACK
AND STIFF JOINTS. RUB N HARD!
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10

AFrEE rain follows sunshine. Sop tina,
cough and cure consumption b. using
Warmers Log Cabin COUCH AND
CONSUMPTION REMEDY
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10

Whits linen bandkerchiefs with large
80 ka cots of various SHADES are in vogue
for mems wear.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10

The Turnsection Social net at the resi-
tence of Mrs Geo Loss, on the Island,
and were entertained in very pleasant
manner.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10
MUSTANG IMMINENT

CTrRFs sWTNNEY. SADDLE AND HAIR
NESS SORES IN HORSES & MULES!
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10
CoLUMBUs. o. Jsnuarv l 1s89.

To the Elirir Of Dates Co ID:
DEAR SIRs:-Elixir of Dstes cured me
Of babtusl constipation ard dyspepsia. I
recommend it to all my friends.
Very Truly Yours,
Jos. ZINiAiER,
Prop. of Hotel st. Claire, Columbus, O.
Sold by W. w. Irwin, W. E. Williams
John Lsughlin and @. r. GOeze. J. T.
Goodwin & Co. and Logan & Co., Whole
sale Agents.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10
MuSTAMG LINIMENT

SHOrID ALWAYS BE KEPT N SHOP
KITCHEN, STABLE AND FACTORY J
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10

Ss-Puces, IS and so cents. RESERVED feas
g. 90. Sac OF seats begins Monday morning
March 18th. a. C.. a. Eousa's music store. mr.,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10
RANDOM NOTES.
l8 Girls Evidently Do No, Think Marriage
Sa Failure.
3 WORD ABOUT BACHELORS.

Society Very Demara ana Qale. the Past SL
DAYS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10
BEN establishments.

ENOR REET-FURNISHED ROOM No 1iss
II Chepline street mrla1
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10

Fcdsy evening in Capt. ead MF. John
NJ SF,ereJ's pa-loIs. az the NcLure
Uouee. O very charming little impromptu
musicale occurred, which was purely
musical, three soEd hours being being
ceyoted 20 IT, Those present were
principally guests OF IRE hotel. The
voices of Misses B5lksri Harrison and
Mr Day we're heard with much pleasure,
while Miss sara Sweeney added much to
the enjoyment by hex fine performances
on the piano forte.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10

Two shirt studs ars considered very
high fashion for evening drss', but coed
many men wear three The single stud is
considered bad form. Collars for evening
are egain straight and high, aud do NOS
turn over in front. TIE cravAt is tras
wider than last year.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10

icJ4al
The above sale has been adjourned until
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 10. 70 10 o'clock a. 70.
J. 3. sOMN RViLLE
rrr1rdars TTuttte
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10

Trs Isasic. Siilif cgl Banner Ices
.hs follow n- ce1Uatot @ -ess- mtri e
t.e-. .r J0hu j johnston. o Wheel
inc. vs.. Va, AID Miss Eiz1 B-aucae
Brceni-r 0gh,er Of Ir. j. ". B-oTn-
ine. OF th.s .'acs, were married NecLes-
1.vrt9a u. at tho residence OF Che
ande. T. Second tce- Iaey lllt
im- etitc.y .o- tlslI ict-le Aome ~
Wl ii.g. wlsfs Alr Jluus-oo is foreman
af IRE b.-lng depsrtmen. o. enc Wnte'-
irg REG STIR. Miss Browning n one of
Nllsfl3'e lest yo-ng 'a5.ls, nuc tlc
aoll ices many 'rc1is 80 Fi-n .no
uapp- couple.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10

on lss- Wein sday evening some o- toe
trie ds Of Mics Nolis Hldhch Surprised
her Gt her home ou MARKET a-reeS, ,ns oc-
casion being the anniversary oi Der bEta
They adjourned to isnnaIcb7r Hall
where the evening WIS pleasantly peut
darcing so tie music furnished by Mrs.
SItgr-aves AZ mi61'sh- an elegant coils
tio1 vas served, To- wl.ch i1.l Justice was
done The party dispersed sc , c'ciccs,
Votir- The eIlira perfect success.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10

Of a young lady thirty OF forty years sRo.
This timid air, dowrc3st looks, the bushes,
,he s5aencs Of self assertion which were
then considered the correct thing, net only
for dsbu.sntes but for the girls Of many
seasons, have been replaced by fearless,
If not bold glancss, extreme cOmpOsure,
readiness TO express opinions, which are
generally decided, in proportion to the
speakers yOuth and a very clear uOtiOn as
to personal rights. This sounds like an
ugly contrast yet it Is possible that So
cieiy ia no Loser by the change, if bushes
and timidity be exchanged for sarnestuesI,
love and truth. Truth in thought and
exprfs ion ought to be the basis of the
modern girls manner She is bound by
the increasing breadth of her knowledge
and training TO be sincere, to cast aside
all petty Alterations, all false seeming, aud
% eadeavor with whatpowe7 of heart and
brain she possesses TO think out honestly
an that Offers f0- consideration, In fact
the girl who rs ny with the times and does
a good deal OF thinking for herselfis the
girl of the period, and she blooms in tins
centre bed Of rose, while her demure and
dependent sister Is LET, cl.nglng for sup
,Orf-q wall Hnyar
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-03-10

N y" T" IT = II ~
a echeung .l -rIru.- Ls.-r costumes
n. NUS lor tne at,eI-Len-sn season
s. .y.-.L church weddings and 40
least tw v large ani elegant scc'..
.rsris on .h. spis already 90 t'Ee oiace
iusidccf p ca weeks a..sr Easter. Ald
iu lhe meantime ihsre VIII be %. S OF liit-e
rathaur. sad ca-d parties wan Ely
wsl.r OF lr1ciers 90 add 20 The lnferes. @
which WILING Get into the papers oy
rsruesf sad society viii mo-, thus- Tor
want OF snu.euents "al on Che qmet
Ths IS airays The case sitter The ntst Ten
1s7s or tF1 weeks pass aWayi enN ln- resi-
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-03-13
EVANSVILLE, Wis. Feb.

GAINESVILLE, w Is, req. D, 1863.
If our January sales are an index of
what the trade during the next three
months will be our most sanguine eX-
pectatiOns will be more than realized
Anticipating an unusually strong de-
mand for Clydesdale and English Shire
horses this season, we laid i'm an extra
large stock of first-class stations from
3 TO years old last summer and fall
but as our January sales aggregate fully
three times as many as same month last
year. the prospects are that we will be
sold closely out as usual by middle of
April. Our first importation for 1899
arrived safely January 23d bringing our
present stock up to 100 matured stall
ions now on hand for sale. We can of
fer intending purchasers a magnificent
selection not only in Clydes and Shires,
but in Suffolk Punch, English Hackney
and Cleveland Bay Horses, and as our
buying facilities in Britain through our
resident partner are admitted TO be un-
equaled, we are enabled to give our
customers "A substantial benefit i'm price.
Our stock contains more prize winners
and animals of the highest individual
merit and breeding than any establish
ment i'm America and the honors gained
by our horses at the Chicago show last
November in the strongest competition
attest their excellence. Intending buy
ers will consult their own interests by
calling 10 see our stock rs early rs posi-
BILE. Large Autograph picture of Blyth
Ben, the champion shire stallion of 1886
will be sent to any address on receipt
of ten cents in stamps To pay postage
GALBRAITH Bros.
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south Haven.

Not vacant dwelling house in town.
Willie Malbane managed to break a
leg in some manner one day last week.
Died, on Saturday, March 9th, an in
FAINT daughter of William Pratt, of this
place.
A new grocery firm have just opened
their stock, and we shall have new
hardware store next week.
Mr.. Myham, of the tannery firm of
Myham " Son, was seriously injured
"a few days since by falling and striking
his head on the frame work of the
engine.
There seems To be much sickness
among old people this spring. Amos
Pratt, south of town, is very sick with
lung difficulty, and his friends have no
hopes of his recovery. Mr.. n. LaBar
is also suffering in the same manner.
Score another for South Haven wills
ky. Kid Bailey and +. Swails got full
last Wednesday evening, when Bailey,
without cause or provocation, struck
Swails over the head with n piece Of
board, knocking him insensible and
leaving him on the ground for dead.
Swails will recover.
South Haven is TO boom this spring
H. 5. Williams IL Co. have their plans
completed for their Novelty Wooden
Ware works. The building is to be 50xS0
feet and two stories high. These works
will give steady employment to 80 or go
hands There will also be erected
brick block by Monroe; brick store by
Hampstead, and Jacobs will move and
repair market building
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-03-13

Charles Hake is home for few days.
Fred Nusen has been home for few
days visit.
John Bickhart went to Comstock one
day last week.
VIM. Parmeter came home from the
north last Saturday.
Mrs. j. g. Parkhurst returned from
her southwestern trip last week.
O.. p. Hakes and wife went to Kala-
mazoo last Friday to visit "A sick son.
Martha Hamlin went to Kalamazoo
last Saturday to accept a situation in
the American buggy works.
A deputy sheriff from Kalamazoo
came here last Friday morning and
arrested man by the name of ii. G.
Hatch for some misdemeanor in that
city.
The ladies of the Relief Corps made
the boys of the Post "A visit last Satur-
day evening. They took with them
coffee and cakes, and all had "A good
time
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-03-13

Porter farmers report wheat as look.
ing very badly.
Bert Smith is home from Ludington
for short visit.
George H. Rix took business trip to
Kansas and Nebraska last week.
The w. G. II. L. will meet at the
home of Mrs. Geo. III. Prentis on Thurs
day, at 2:30 p. IN.
Mrs Henry Stern and little son have
just returned from a weeks visiting al
Kalamazoo and Allegan.
Chas Lawton, jr., has gone 10 Flor.
ence, Wis, to assume the duties of time.
keeper i'm the Florence mine.
1t is reported that DR.. G.. b. Long
from Battle Creek, will soon commence
the practice of medicine here.
G.. f. Lee went to East Saginaw on
Monday to attend the meeting of the
Michigan grand lodge K.iof p.
Claud Mitchell, who has been visiting
friends here the past month, has return.
ed to his home at Worthington, MINI
From present indications the pros.
pect of building boom for Lawton the
coming season are very flattering.
Percy Lawton, who has been teach
ing this winter in the Lee district will
close his labors there ON Friday of thi,
week.
Some Of our fruit growers say that
the peach crop is killed. while other,
maintain that there are indications fay
orable for at least a half crop.
VIM. owen and family, who have
been spending the winter at Grattan
Mich, have returned home Will had
charge of lumber camp while north,
and SAYS he likes the business well
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-03-13
In "a Glass House.

They've got a glass house in the garden
A little house out in the sun;
| watched while the gardener built it
Until it was finally done.
Now what do you think it was made for,
| do not believe that you know;
But | do. Now isn't ii funny
lis to hurry the flowers to grow.
And I'm sure that it does, for the pansies
Have blossomed as full as can be,
And there isn't flower in the garden,
And scarcely leaf on a tree.
So I've wondered, wondered long time,
Please answer me this, if you can:
Do you think if | lived i'm one like il
/ should hurry and grow to man?
agnes w. LeWiS, ia March Vide AlCdke
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Lawrence.
PROSPECT LAKE.

Dennis Cooper is thinking of selling
his farm.
III. Jacobs is confined to the house
with bad cough.
Charles Hill has sold his bay gelding
10 Fuller, of Kalamazoo.
Several are reported as being i'll with
an epidemic resembling epizootic.
G. f. Robinson has traded his fat
oxen for Whaley mare three years old.
Several farmers are drawing their
surplus wheat To the new roller mills at
Paw Paw.
What is the matter about Jim
Abrams giving up the post-otfice to
some one who is needyS He has his
farm paid for; the material upon the
ground for an addition to his barn; now
he wants to buy another farm, and has
had the office about year. Verify,
Uncle Sans servants get rich
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-03-13
what And whatitis.

Papillon (Clarke's extract of fax Skin
Cure, like many other inestimable benefits
10 mankind, was discovered 10y accident. The
proprietor, engaged in the preparation of
certain plants, from time to time noticed the
effect of working in the pulp watts ON the
skin. If there was present any cutaneous
eruptions, warts, bemishes or scrofulous
symptoms, all disappeared as If by magic
After experimenting ten years. it has become
a scientific fact and a priceless boon TO the
human race. From giving away a few bot
ties, the demand has increased until the sale
for the past two years amounts TO .O32, OOO
bottles. Large bottles only 800, for sale
by Bartram a Millington.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-03-13

Porter.
Mrs. Nash, of Gobleville, has been
visiting at X. L. Anderson's.
Fred Dunning, of Kalamazoo, spent
few days of last week in town.
Miss Minnie Irwin is on visit to her
friend Miss Minnie Shefer, of Plumb
Hill, Almena.
The school at the Bell school house,
taught by Ira Dickinson, closed yester-
day with appropriate exercises.
We are pleased to announce the mar
riage of Mr.. Fred Ward, of Porter, and
Miss Viola Greene, of Schoolcraft,
which occurred last Thursday evening.
We wish them long continued happiness.
Died, at his residence in Porter,
March 4th, Mr.. A. ii. Hathaway, aged
90 years The funeral was very largely
attended from the late residence on the
9th inst. Deceased was one of the
earliest settlers in this township, and a
very highly respected citizen.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-03-13
Almeua.

f. Haydn is gradually failing.
Old Mr.. Shepard is on the gain.
A little boy at George Langdon's
makes things lively.
Mrs. Juliette Colburn has gone TO
Waverly To organize a music class.
Volney Smith will build new barn
and fix over the old ones the coming
summer.
Arson Earl has been east, we suspect
after a partner, as he brought lady
back with him.
A. 5. Downing celebrated his S5th
birthday, on the Sth inst, with his
children and a number of grand Children.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-03-13
lsObleytlIe.

A box social at Mrs. Arch. Lyle's mex
week.
A high tea" at Mrs. Webster's las,
Tuesday.
w. b. Anderson is out again after q
short illness.
Revival meetings at the M. f. church
are in progress.
Mrs. McFellen is visiting her sister
in Battle Creek
Thos. Dorgan will build tenement
house on his farm.
A. b. Clark has just put in a new fire
and burglar proof safe.
Mrs. w. w. Sweet is slowly recover
ing from her severe illness.
Tom Japhet. who injured his hand
so badly some time ago is out again.
About thirty friends surprised and
took dinner with w. w. Allen on Tues
day last.
Eighteen dollars was realized at the
donation held at n. o. Humphreys last
Friday night.
Uncle VIM. Brown, three miles north
of town, died last Wednesday night,
aged 76 years.
VIM. III. Ferguson, of the east side, is
materially improving the appearance of
his residence.
Thirty or forty young people surpris-
ed Miss Kate Foley at her home last
Wednesday night.
A part of Edison Towards crew left
for Tennessee last Wednesday. He will
run wagon felloe factory.
G.. b. Southworth's people, of Cass
county, spent Saturday and Sunday
with old friends in this place.
Miss Nellie Bush has returned home
from school, and will act as amanuensis
and book-keeper for Geo. A. Bush.
c. NJ. Wilkinson has sold his interest
in the farm implement business to his
brother G. M. talks of going on the
road.
Mrs. Marvin, of Pine Grove, has re-
turned from California, where she has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. j w.
Lewis.
Myers Bros have concluded not To
accept the offer made them To take
their business to Kalamazoo, but will
continue it at the old stand.
f. Post has quit the grocery business
At Clark's and taken Jud Holmes place
ut Sees hardware store. Jud. goes to
Paw Paw April LIST to clerk for Fred
Bilsborrow.
The republicans had grand blow
out here on the 4th at the opera house.
The glee club sang their old campaign
songs, and everybody seemed to enjoy
themselves hugely.
Chris. Veley's farm house, one mile
north of Coolies, burned down Sunday
morning last at about four o'clock.
The house was occupied by Frank
Austin, Mr.. Veley being in the state of
New York. When the fire was FIRST
discovered the house was about ready
To fall in. The family were awakened
by the dog jumping through a window
Total loss.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-03-13
sRovoHroM's AL AROUND MoDsVM sronG.

The fgd of days ago reminds that occa-
sonaly have cold weather in Michigan though the mercury
does get down low does in Dakota where
oil feeeze Solid and is much of the domestic
economy melt the cake of kerosene wash
dishes. New Yorks great blizzard year ago March
18th. It's hardly safe think of laying off winter anne yet
It's good time to look up the Spring necessities Our
goods coming in every day. Already have
Prints, Ginghams new Satnes, "To du Nord" Drap
de Venice and many other wash goods Our stock of table
linens is complete Our white goods all and clean,
thousands of dollars worth of Embroide-
res Lace Curtains Hosiery. We make speciality of
FAST BLACK HOSIERY for and children black that
repeated washing improves.
This week open our first arrival of Foreign Dress
Goods in Spring and latest colongs These
goods although of highest quality will be sold prices
adapted to short purses.
The Spring shades in Pushes very handsome We
have them in several grades, beginning with very good
quality 80 cents yard During the next ten days
Spring Carpets will arrive. Then will say word two
about floor coverings.
You often hear that Paw Paw is four miles from
where that it is only yspeck the map of Michigan.
You hear Mr. Vanderbs locomotives sceech the
story they thunder along four miles away On the
other hand Paw Paw of the best trading points be-
Detroit and Chicago Its merchants full of get
upand-get" dollar will buy more of what we eat, wear
and look at, in Paw Paw than in of the larger cities
In proof of this statement submit few prices, selected
here and there from Broughtons stock:
Best quality staple check Gnghams, sc
Good light Prints &c
Good heavy check Shifting, SC
As a special attraction for the ten days, 1000
yards Standard Cotton Cloth CENTS real value cents
Full regular Babrigan hose, unbleached, per pair l5c
The necessares of life cheap too:
4 sack of good Flour Acc
A pound of good Fine Cut Tobacco 25c
pound of good Tea 19c
Any firm doing the extensive shoe business have done
the past year. will accumulate many odd pairs of footwear
We have about 800 pairs of Ladies' Shoes ranging value
from $3.50 $3.50 all sizes, shapes and kinds Bright Kid,
Dongoa and combinations of Goat and Kid There moth
ing the with the shoes only they odds and ends
There are Just as many them ever, if only
you find your size We have marked them sl95 per
pair. Any pair in the lot sl95.
It's good time to have a Sewing "B" if you buy the
material
sRoUeHToNs ALL AROUND LIGHT BRIGHT STORE