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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-28
Capt. FarQuhar Arrives.

wAsHrNGroN, May 27.-Capt. Far
ouhar. who commanded the hl-iAted
Trenton when she was cast away at Apis'
has arrived in Washington. He had q
long interview with Secretary SyS 1laSy .onIs .ni9
morning, and the Secretary Afterwards - 'OOA "oe
him over to the State Department 10 Sse
Secretary Blaine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-28
DEATH OF COL. CHILTON.

The Commercial Editor Of the Courier
journal" Passes Away.
LOUISVILLE, May 27.-Col. W. II. Chill
ton, up to January last for fifteen years
commercial editor Of the CoHrie-JOurHal
died at Anchorage Asylum, near this city,
Yesterday. He was a native Of Bedford
county Virginia, and "A years old He
entered the Confederate service when a
boy. and became a colonel in Jackson's
Rripade
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-28
NATURES HIGHWAY.
poIngs Of Boats and Bostmen Along the
Ohio.

ONO.
The marks on the landing last evening
indicated feet 10 inches and stationary.
The Wheeling Turner's made an excur-
sion to the city yesterday on the steamer
Courier in large numbers, extending their
trip up the river. They returned at . p.
M. The Horace also brought up about 100,
having left a large part to attend the cor
ner stone laying at MiDgo. There was no
disorder and everything passed of quietly.
steltJenuHe Herald.
The marks from above yesterday were;
Pittsburg, feet inches and falling. Nor
gantown, feet and stationary weather
cloudy. Rice's Landing, feet 8 inches
and rising; raining. Brownsville, 8 feet 9
inches and stationary; weather cloudy.
iLock No. 4, 8 feet inches and falling;
weather cloudy. Greensboro, II and ris-
ing; weather cloudy. Parker, foot 7 inches
and falling; weather cloudy. Oil City, l
foot inches and stationary weather
cloudy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-28
DEMOCRATS GAIN.
martInsburg Reduces Her Republic IN Ma

MartInsburg Reduces Her Republican Ma
jority.
Special Telegram TO the Register.
MARTINsRURG, May H.-The munich
pal election for Councilmen was held to-
day in this town. The fight was upon
strict party lines. The Republicans car
ried the First ward by 8. the Second by
81 and the Fourth by msjOrity. The
Democrats carried the Third by 80 and the
Fifth by So, the Republican majority in
the whole town being 30. The Republican
majority has heretofore run from 70 to 100.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-28
Tho ohess Congress a Tie.

NEW YORK, May 27.-The sixth Amer
ican chess congress, which opened here on
March 20, was concluded to-day. Weiss
and Tschigeriu, who were tied for first
place, played to-day their fourth draw in
the effort to decide the championship.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-28
Rem wm Decorate In New York

WASHINGTON, D. c., May 27.-While it
is not altogether settled as yet, it is more
than probable that the President will
leave Washington on Wednesday for the
the purpose of taking part in the memorial
exercises in New York on Decoration day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-28
Sweden welcomes Our Minister.

STOCKHOLM, May 27.-HOn. W. W.
Thomas. Jr., the envoy extraordinary OF
limited States. to-day received official su-
dience of King Oscar. He was the recip-
isnt of an enthusiastic welcome at the pal
ace of King Oscar and officers of his court
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-28
co,,,,roIler Glkeson Installed.

WASHINGTON, May 27.-Mr. B. F;
Gnkeson qualified this morning as Second
Comptroller OF the Treasury, ana AZ once
entered upon the discharge OF ms new eu-
ties Mr. Sigourney Butler, the retlrlng
Comptroller, took official leave OF the ON
GERS and employees Of the Bureau, at the
same time presenting them to their ne"
.hraf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-28
sam on ohio Oounty's SIM

Special telegram 10 ne Register.
CHARLESTON, W. VA, May H.-The
Fleming. GOff GubernatOrial Committee
was engaged all day in reading depositions
from Ohio county and will not make re-
port for several days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-28
ONLY FOUR WIVES.

william Gearharts Bigamous Career Gut
Short at Its Height.
CLEVELAND, o., May 27.-Wm. Gear
hart WAS arrested at Findlay, o., to-day
on the charge Of big4my, it being alleged
that he has four wives living, two in Penn
sylvsnis, one in Findlsy and one in Wood
county, o. He was held in $500 bond for
trial. and while out with an officer to get
bail, succeeded in making his escape.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-28
-.,.,...,.r, onr.,on AGAIN Postponed.

WASHINGTON, May 27.-Secretary
Blsine's excursion on the Dispat' III in honor
Of Sir Julian PauncsfOte, which was post
poned until to-day on account OF the dest .
Of Minister Rice, has been again postponed
until tomorrow on account OF rainy
weather.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-28
Pensions for West virginians.

Special telegram 10 ne Register.
WASHINGTON, May 27.-West Virginia
pensions were granted to day as follows:
Original invslid-Chas. Fortune, Thomas
M. Bollinger, James G. Thompson.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-28
rannar,. rirst AssIstant.

WASHINGTON, D. O., May 27.-The
President this evening appointed Hiram
smith. Jr., of Cameron, Mo, to be Flrs'
Dsnuty Commissioner of Pension.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-28
oUELLED BY FoI!CE.
Military Ordered to Protect Illinois Mine
Property.

Property.
CHICAGO May pa special dispatch
from BraidwoOd, Ills., the scene Of the
trouble with the striking coal miners says
In response to an appeal by the Sheriff Of
Will county for armed reinforcements,
Gov. Fifer has authorized the Illinois Ma
tional Guard to protect property. Miners
to-day forced fifteen men TO quit work and
wrecked the mine shaft.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-28

"DID you Dote the lovely teeth
OF that lady yonder ?"
Certainly, my boy, the cause
Don't take long to ponder
sOZODONT she daily uses,
And all substitutes refuses "
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-28
POLITICAL PROHIBITION.

DIR. Crosby and several others bitterly
opposed the adoption Of the resolution,
claiming that it was an approval of the
action of a political party. u most
stIenueusly object" said DIR. Crosby,
''the word prohibition in 1883 meant an
entirely different thing than it does now. ."
To-day it means the the third party.
Cries of No No
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-28
CROSBY WALKED OUT.

Dr. Thompson spoke at some length in
favor of his motion. General Pande-
monium reigned after the subject got well
entered into. Finally the motion was put
and each side in voting used its lung
power to such good effect that the
moderator was unable to decide which
had won. The voters were asked TO stand
and it was counted-193 yeas and 80 nays.
The motion is carried, announced the mod
orator, and DR.. Crosby got up from his
seat, and left the church before the meet
ing adjourned. The session will continue
tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-28

HOrSfOrd'S Acid Phosphate
A Nerys-FOOd and Tonic.
The Most Effective yet discovered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-05-28

zoe great founder Of our party, as be
:. .a'ed himself by a solemn oath to
.tthiul performance Of the duties Of
RESIDENTIAL Office, and pledged him
the preservation, protection and
e, OF the constitution, presenting TO
assembled fellow cOuntrymen the
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-21
AFTER THE FOX.

y Ubaas at sAdsburyvfiis on wcdn esday.
a Zhe Event ~ McGranns Park Tomorrow.
- fox Chase took place at the hotel Of
John BAir in Sadsburyville, Chester county,
% Wednesday afternoon. and the attend
anee was very large, a. Mr.. Bair Il himself
. very popular hunter. The fox was
dropped ct $50 and he first ran In south .
Westsrly direction. Turning, he ran north.
otse toward the Compass and WAS fiu ally
Killed about . mile end q halt from the
Aoeol.
All preparations for the big chase at Mo-
0fann's park have been made. The indl.
oAlions point to . very large crowd and q
day Of rare sport. The management has re-.
y eaived word from every hunter OF promi-
i nence In the county and they will all DO
Aeee, bringing their dogs. An admission
- will be charged to enter the grounds
oud tie grand stand will be reserved.
Arrangements have bean made with the
ohief Of police to furnish q force Of
emcefs 10 preserve order and keep the
crowd back. The hunters will arrive carly
= the day and will make their head quar-
Nm at the Lancaster County house, where
tlzo fox will be on exhibition.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-21
ITS SEVENTEENTH mxK,Isa

Rroceedipg Of the Session Of the American
Church Sunday school AssouiAaion
The American Church Sunday School a..
ISOLATION OF the earchdssconry Of Harrisoure,
second division, held ia seventeenth resu-
lar meeting iu bt Johns Episcopal church,
this city, to-day. Delegates were present
from st. James, aud s.. Johns churches OF
this city; St Paul's, Columbis; 81 Johns,
Marietta; st. Johns, Mannheim, aud Mission
OF Ascension OF Saio Harbor.
The committee consists OF Very Arch
90 ICON Pratt, Of Hsrrisburr, Rev. q. +.
Kuight ID. d., d. q. L., bishop elect Of
Milwaukee Rev. +. ]. Clay Moran, d. d.,
OF Columbia Mrs. Messrsnith, Mr.. II. w,
Hartman, (treasurer). George II. Richards
Columbis, and George +. Stibgen, Msrietta.
At $50 the holy communion was csle-
brated BY Bishop Ruisop, Of Reading, and
Rev. Pratt, Of 81. Johns. This WAS followed
by lecture by Rev. Samuel ID Mcconnell.
ID. D., rector Of 81. Stephens chu,ch, OF
Philadelphia, on "The Rise OF Christianity
In Western Europe"
After the minutes had besn read and
general business transacted there was an
adjournment for luncheon until O'Clock,
At this afternoons meeting there was
lesson by Miss Mathilde Il. Ccfno, priuci-
pil Of the model school, Miliersviile. which
was discussed.
Mr.. " A. Souder, OF Phiisdsl phis, read
paper on "Tho brotherhood OF st. AndroW
a. tho Means OF Holding Our Boys," which
was followed by discussion, after which
tho doxology was sung and the bened lotion
pronounced.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-21
a Peinca In Duranca Via

A Russian prince has been arrt 5 ea In
New York, charged with the pswning of a
lur overcost which he had not paid for, and
the papers are making great noise over II,
Russian princes are about az common es
counts and barons, but this particular prince
Is rather notorious and was one OF the man v
candidates for the Bulgarian throne
His name IL Erestotf de Gourie, and his
father 'ss Russian banker. He paid $50
ior the coat by draft on his father . bar X
which went promptly to protest ana the sr.
rest wss made when the furrier learned
that the garment had been pswned for
tls5. A curious fact brought out In court
was an agreement on the part of the prince
to have hims0li photographed arrsyed I'm
the coat and TO give the furrier control of
inc csurts, showing that American fond !.
ness for titles has q cash value I'm Nav
York. The justice held that q police
court was not place to collect debts and
discharged the prince.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-21
a Tribute to Col. Houstou.

The Roanoke (vA) herald says OF Col.
Houston
He wss college mate and Intimate friend
OF the late Cot John n. Clayton, OF
Arkansap, who was recently killed while
contestlng the election of Hon. y. X.
Breckenridge for Congress- Col. Houston
was an anti Malone Republican, and was
chairman OF that wing Of the Republican
party OF the state. He was elected state
senator In 1887, and he was prominently
mentioned - the candidate OF his party for
Cougress from this district two years hence
and not few Republicans believed him
tho most available man to nominate for gov.
ernor next fall. His pleasant genial manner
won to him friends in tbe ranks OF both
parties, and made him an opponent TO be
feared. His strong points were his quick and
accurate Judgment Of men and his nethodi.
cal, ~ stematic habits With prepOssessing
personal appearance, fine business qualities
and superior political sasacity, he wss .
man that wou,d be valuable TO any com.
munity with which he might have become
Identified, but In behalf OF Roanoke he had
blended bis most strenuous and rolen tess q
efforts and no wonder that hts death should
bring such sadness to our citizsDs and
cause DO general an expression OF genu.
Inc grief ~ was exhibited last night afier
the news was received.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-21
WITH THEFT.
~ ouss ACCUSED OF sfsALIN0
! 5eUua9saOn 4 n ACK sml IN sacP.
>eosa mssssss one Gives Easi snd the ONES
- - sasi-A Psrsonass 70 Dc I'm
nsalaasIy Buit - the second
street l.athssAa church.

81 roGuNBrA, Feb. 2l-OfficeS Gilbert ar.
sS<oon nailoo Donecher and Frank Welsh,
,&UunG boys Of town, yesterday for stealth
- 0look smith tools from the shop OF w.
Z ~ UoA The theft was committed on
ooDs1V Iast Tho boys were given hear
- bGluss Squire Hershey last evening,
go Welsh gave ball for . trial st court.
Donsshef could not secure bail and was
st&m 10 jstl this morning 70 await trial.
F9Alo boy he'd been arrested on another
euoosaon Tor theft, but the case was settled
~ M passnts
a coaesega.ionsl meeting was held IN
! M second street Lutheran church last
&yoolme, when the members decided to
.fov0ild panonsgo. The building will be
I oyo6eod On the lot adjoining the church.
I7ans and specifications will be made OF
/ oase end building operations will begin %
oom . the weather permi,s friend oi
~ church he's given $3.50 TO pay the
Gooe Of the church and will give $1,000
: ooWords erecting parsonage.
mo Nc 1nerchor concert will be held on
Z fSiday sveuing in the opera house Nearly
! ~ eatire lower fl ,or has been reserved and
1 fnasmsions are for packed house.
N n bod room set Of furniture wss chanced
4olf lnss night BY the Columbia FIRE company y
tRSho boncft OF WIN. 8 Findley, president
( q the company, who has been sick over Q
Sons. Ticket No e6i, held by Samuel N ull,
ofsW the furniture.
4 number OF friends OF VIM II. Shon :
boegsr were handsomely entertained last
\ nlight q HE homo In honor OF bis birthday.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-21
TROUBLE OVER A HORSE.
Two Mon Arrsseea On charge Of Larceny
0eowisg From . Horse Trade.

Two Mon Arrested On = charge Of Larceny
Growing From . Horse Trade
Alderman Deem has rather complicated
0ose before him at the present time In
which three men and two horses are mixed
up pretty badly. Two CT the men are A.
Il Ksuflman and Isaac Rinehart and they
~ charged with larceny by Frederick
Auxer, the blacksmith. The facts
s1 She case. according to the story
Oe the prosecutor, are about as
1oWa: Auxer was the owner Of q bay
hcgus which hs valued at $40, and Kaufi.
nm had gray PAGER. Auxer had owned
She pacsr once and desired to get him back
1inehart and Kaufman, who seemed TO
~ partners In this transaction, we're
jast . anxious to get Auxer's horse. A
lkado was soon made and Auxer
nook bis nag to the stable Of tho
aouused, ON North Christian street.
10 exchange he was given gray horse, on
which waa blanket He supposed that 1t
Wss the paceT, but when be reached homo
- found that 1t was another animal alto,
es9her. Az soon a. Rlnehart and Ksuti.
nan recsivsd the bay horse they sold him
ed hs was shipped from town. Now
Auxsf sues for the larceny OF this horse
TIE gray animal received BY Auxer was
turped loose by him, as he said he was no
good. He wandered around the town for q
1eW days, and was fually picked up and
ploced In the stable Of Stoner, bhreiner Il
Ia, on Walnut street He was again turned
cut oud Ohisf OF Police Smeltz found him.
He Was then taken to the station house and
= Fatty " 0ill took hini homo to keep until
'tho owner turned up No one claimed the
1voese and he was turned out by Gill He
llnally went to tho stable of Hlnehart, his
sslginsI owner, who is said to have him
~,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-21
BfAEEBTH.


W0v H04G n048OA
RBv YOaR, Feb. 81 -rl0uf marhst steady :
CITY y MI % %estras ss,os ss supsrfns. q eoos soi
Wheat Irregular; No. ke6. state. o. ts;
MOI DO. H00k Nc Red, winter. 0Kpri,,
81 90.
Corr :eaay No. INA MlnsS, cash s!He ssS
:spmsni:. S; is.sSo; april '''<' reos'ps' IS '0''
Oats steady ! NO I white STATE, ssc; NOS
90, s0kc; No. Mixed. FEB. 80I<e Mar, 3OJfc ;
Nay. size rec.fptss 20 600; shipments, 9,i.
Barley dull No. Canada. soos,c.
Pork quiet; Ne.s, si2 sO0i2 Is for new mess.
Lad oiet; Apru. u IA Nay and nne SI Is.
Molassts Quieti New Orleans, 2S6Dlsc.
Turpentfne quiet NJ &Tx0lSc.
ROsiD dull At 0l O60l 10.
ketroleum dull lRenned In bbls, q 10.
freiRhts q uiet grain 70 Hull, 5d
Butter SOW western CreAmery, 2s0fpo
Cheese dull Ohio n It. iO0llkc.
likc.
sugar steady Reansry Cuuoaf, 50; aranuia.
ted. &c Mould A., ~.
Bics dull prime city, 5-lG,.
1ailow quiet prime city, e-lGc.
COnee .eady Tair CarRoes. tor Rio. l7kc.
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DRATAA

township. Susan a., vile OF William X. n ar
Tin, In tn Gst year Of her age
1he relatives ana frit nds of the family are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral
from her late residence on Friday at 10 O'CLOCK.
Services at the house. Interment ct Kready's
cemetery.o Std&W
.AoGvoy lin this city. on the 9 til inst,
Mary.reiict OF the late Daniel Megvoy.
ot'cs OF funeral hereafter,
AsTRIcH I'm this city. on the 2lth inst.,
Astrfch. in the 9th month OF his sgc.
Funeral from the resideuc, Of his pare nts,
NO lS south Queen stseet. rrid,y afternoon
at ~ O'Clock.
WILSON -TebIuary q, 1884, in Mount JOY,
william wilson, aged 80 yea
The relatives ana friends Of the family arc
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral.
at Meliingtr's Meeting Eouse. en- Saturday
morning at II O'Clock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-21
Killed by HIs Sweetheart.

A highly sensational murder occurred n,
the corner OF Queen and Church streets.
norfolk, Va, on Wednesday night In the
pro ence OF scIowd OF people A young
ooiored man nslied Thomas Grsy was
iuiiousiy and esvsgely attacked by Young
muis.to girl tsmed Nellie White and cut
WIN rszor 30 severely that the man died
IN less than an hour
~ ssems that Gray had abandoned Nellie
ior another sweethesrt. with whom he WAS
taxing walk, when Nellie assaulted him.
She was 10 cked up '-'
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-21
DIED OF OLD AGE.
Mrs. Martha Rohrer Reaches the tud OF "a
Long snd Ussfal Life

Mrs. Martha RohTcr Reaches the tud OF u
Long snd Ussfai Life.
From the Harrisburg Patriot.
Mrs. Martha Rohrer, reiict Of Isasc Roh-
rer, who died In this city seven years ago,
passed away yesterday ai,ern oon at
o'clock at the residence of her son, Jacob
RohIer, No. 633 Herr street, The decssaed
was In the Ssh year OF her age, and her life
was di,tinguished by her many acts OF Kind.
ness. She was charitable In all things.
patient and amiable, ana because OF these
estimsble parts her friends were ~ pumer-
Gus as her acquaintance was ex,enti va.
She had no illness, her decline being the
result Of old age, and her death was as
peaceful and natural rs sleep.
Mre. kohrer and husbi iud were natives
OF Lancaster county, where they we're we'll
known residents before their removal 10
this city, thirty years ago, aud whore there
are many friends and relatives now living,
The deceased leaves five children, jacob,
OF G33 Herr street; Martin, of South Front
street near Dock Abnsr aud Samuel, who
are living In the West, and Mrs. Martha
Gsrvericb, OF this city. The funeral will
take place ON Saturday sf.crnoon at 2
o'clock.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-21
rns osrruAsr ascosp.
Death Of - O,a BlssksassA Of aouss 10,

Death Of - Osa Dlseksassh ss mouss Joy.
Nm. 1ssy acEvsS Dsss.
William A. Wilson, citissu Of NJ. 10Y,
died this morning, sged 81 years, after Z
long ilinesa Deceased formerly lived q
S.umptown and was blacksmith By trade.
He worked for many years for Daniel Roos,
the plow maker, at Bird.in Hand. He fol.
lowed the plow works to Mt Joy, to which
place he moved Is years ago. Owing 70 bis
advanced age ho has been unable 10 do any.
thing since 1873. He lssvos six childrep, q
follows: Mrs. Calvin Grof, Lancaster
Mra Christian Ressler. Bird. In. Hand ;
Mrs. John Laniz, Lime Valley Mrs. Ben.
jamin Rssalcr, Limo Valley Mrs. Edwin
sample, FIorin Mre. Frank Hossndobler,
M Joy 4; John 9. Wilson, Columbia ;
William, another SOD, wss killed In the
army. The interment will be made st
Mellinser's meeting house On Saturday
morning.
DEATH OF MRS. MARY M'Evoy.
Mrs. Mary McEvoy, widow OF the late
Daniel McEvoy, died on Wednesday at her
tont,247 West s,rawbtr rry street. She was
SO years old and leaves the following chill.
dren: william, of Trenton; Daniel, Of this
city; Joseph, Of Bowling Green, Ohio;
Thomss, OF Knoxville, Tennessee; James,
OF Girard, Pa, end Mrs. ELIZA Schlege, ol
PhiladelphiM
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-02-21
A sTRICH BROS.
ASTRICH'S
PALACE OF FASHION
I3 EAST KING STREET.
LANCASTER, PA.

Special sale of Hamburg
Edging in two lots.
| Lot I.-One lot of fine Cam.
brio Edges. regular prices s to
1oc a yard, at e5c strip. Of AZ
yards.
Lot 2.-One lot Of Cambria
Edges, sold formerly IS to 2oc,
at 4Sc a strip, Of AZ yards,
making it cost about Ioc a yard.
One lot Of Plain Lawn Cam.
brio Handkerchieis, real hem.
stitched. regular price Sc, to.
day at SC apiece.
One lot of Hemstitched en-
broidered in four corners, regu.
lar price ISc, at I2Hc.
One lot Of Embroidered all
around, regular price 25c, to.
day 15c.
One lot Of Revcred Lawn
Handkerchieis. regular price
Sc, to-day SC apiece.
One lot of fine Cream Da-
mask Towels, brochet border
and fancy centre, regular price
35c, to-day at 25c.
We are closing out our stock
OF Colored Linen Bargarren
Thread. all colors. at SC a hank.
One lot OF Colored Zephyrs,
? and 4 fold. at &C a lap.
One lot of best quality Sax.
ony, former price isc, at SC a
hank.
One lot Of best quality Ger
mantown, former price aoc, at
SC a hank.
A few Dress Extenders lett
at and &C a set.
A large lot of 4.inch real
Torchon Laces, regular price
IS to ISc, at Ioc a yard.
Our stock OF Dolls in two
lots.
Lot !, at Ioc, formerly 2sc.
Lot ?, at 25c, Double Jointed
Bisque, former price soc to
SI.a5, all at a5c apiece.
WILL REMOVE
On or About April Ist,
TO OUR
NEW BUILDING,
Nos. us and II7
NORTH QUEEN STREET. |
ASTRICH BROS.