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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-12
Unjust Taxation

1t is unjust to tax the stomach with bur-
dens that it cannot bear. Many silly peo-
pie thus tyrannize that faithful servitor
until it rebels and Furnishes them as they
deserve. Dyspepsia is usually the child of
gastronomic folly, but whether this or the
natural associate of inherent feebleness
from childhood, it is surely and pleasantly
remediable with Hosteiter's Stomach Bit
tiers, the finest and most highly sanctioned
gastric tonic in existence. As a result of
the tone impaired to the stomach, and the
increased activity of is digestive and as
similative action, insured by the persistent
use of this benign invigorant, general
stamina is augmented, the nerves strength
ened and tranquilized, and tendency to
insomnia and hypochondriasis defeated.
Biliousness, chills and fever, rheumatism
and kidney troubles are conquered by this
admirable medicine.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-12

The two friends who had walked home
from church together that Sunday morn
ing after Hannah appeared bride were
again in company another Sunday morning
in early October, and their voices had a
solemn tone.
"Has the doctor give EN- any hope p
one asked the other.
HE says its question of whether she's
got stren'th to pull through" was the
answer. "She's dreadful sick woman; we
both know that as well as he does"
81 see her this mornin' early Just lookin
through the door, an she's all gone to 8
shadow o what she was"
otis the worst run o fever that's Der
about here for years. I've helped take
care of sights o SIGH folks, an know. 'Tis
narrow chance for pore Hannah, dear
willin', pleasant creaturew
"My times past for watching with the
SICK said the other woman, plaintively
"The wust sorrow my years has brought i;
bein' useless now where | once could do
"Nobody amen'st US done her part more
generous" said the young woman. "a
never see such picture o sorrow as Oar
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-12

NIOTICE TO CREDITORS = ESTATE OF
IN JOHN r. WATSON, deceased. Notice is
hereby given by the undersigned, ExecUtrix and
Executors of the will of JOHN R. WATSON,
deceased. to the creditors of and all persons
having claims against said deceased, to ex-
hibit them, with the necessary aifidavits or
vouchers, within ten months after the first
publication ofthis notice, to The undersigned at
the Office of TAYLOR & HOLI. at their office,
No. 62s5% street, Sacramento City, California
Dated. OCTOBER 4, 1889.
MARTHA NJ. WATSON, Executrix.
WM. f. GERBER AND A. ABBOTT, Executors.
TAYLOR q HoLL, Attorneys c5 5tS
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20 cords willow wood, four feet in length.

500 tons coal, to be delivered on the wharf in
Stockton as ordered, wharfage to be paid by
contractor.
coal, by naming the mine from which tits taken,
or using the Eame by which it is designated in
commerce. 2,240 pounds will be required for
ton, the coal to be weighed at Stockton at the
expense of the Asylum on scales licensed and
employed for public use
60 tons WELLINGTON coal, or other coal of equal
quality, to be delivered as ordered.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-12
AN ALBANIAN BLOOD FEUD.
"Some Day They VIII Catch Ne Alon
as Did HIM"

Being in confidential mood, my host tells
me about his family and his children, and
that he has blood feud with one of the
most powerful families of the neighboring
Hotti tribe, and so never goes out of the
village alone, for fear he should be shot
for the blood he owes his enemies. His
sister, he explains, married a man of
Hotti, and it was considered a splendid
match, as that tribe is the most powerful
in the great mountains, and takes the post
Of honor in time of war About year
after the marriage, the husband repudiated
his bride, and sent her home, giving no
reason for the outrage, but merely saying
he was not going to keep the woman any
longer. Such an insult was not to be
tolerated; so my host and his brother, see
ing that there was no chance of obtaining
for their sister the restitution of her rights,
looked out for an opportunity of killing
their brother-in-law.
''He was very cunning" says my host
refectively, playing with his pistol; ''but
waited for him every day, and at last
caught him alone, and then shot him for
the slight he had dared is put on our
family"
"And so you owe them blood ?"
He grins, and arranges his pistols in his
leather SiLa. "His father and brothers."
he replies, ''often come into our country to
look for me, and wait for me outside the
bazar or on the road to Scodra, but never
go into the city without my brother and
my relations, so that they cannot exact the
penalty without fighting battle"
But surely that must be great nu-
isance for your"
He shrugs his shoulders ''Some day
they will catch me alone, as caught him,
and then they will shoot me if they CAM
"And your sis:erw
''She is in the city"
"Has she married again?
married? Oh, mol She begs; she has
her child" Then seeing my look of as
constituent he adds: ''What is she to do?
We cannot support her; she does not be-
long to US now, and the Hotti will not keep
her. But / have avenged the insult; l
have shot her husband"
| Truly, honor and dishonor are arbitrary
words! My companion is, according to
his own code, man of strict honor. His
sister has been repudiated by her husband
! without cause or reason, and ne feels that
he has done everything he can be ex-
pected to do when he shot the erring hus-
band and left the poor woman to escape
starvation as best she may by begging in
| the streets of Scodra bare subsistence for
| herself and chambers Journal.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-12

A baby is specimen of human nature
uncontrolled by principle. 1t is being
of fierce instincts with no morals. 1t is
the opinion of observant persons who
have studied babies from philosophical
standpoint that if their capacity for mis-
chief were equal to their ferocity, they
would soon exterminate the adults of the
human family.-New York Ledger.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-12

In one of the lovely days of Indian sum-
mer the two neighbors, after their old Gus
tom, waited for each other and walked
home together from church.
"Well," said the older, 81 must say 1t
made me happy to see Parish's folks out to
meetin'. Hannah looked feeble, but she's
pickin' up fast; she'll be smart before win
ter, and that's blessin'."
Il see Dams mother stealin' chances at
her in meetin' time, 'fectionate as could
be; there want none of her tears to-day,
same's the Sunday after they was married.
Hannah looked sweet didn't she, with
them little curly rings O hair about her
forehead? Well, sometimes folks enjoy.
better health after fever"
Its been the greatest blessin' that ever
Ann Parish had, to come so nigh losin' her.
She feels it, too; she knows it has broke
down her own foolishness. / tell We there
amt gratfuler creatur' in town than she
is. And she mothers her now, an Dan,
too, as she never did before"
Just then the friends heard wagon be-
hind them, and stepped back among the late
asters on the roadside. Dan and Hannah
and their mother were driving home, and
greeted the old neighbors affectionately.
After they passed the friends saw Ann Par
ish wrap little spare shawl that she had
brought about her daughters thin shout
ders. She tucked it round her with great
care. as if she felt true pleasure in doing
kind service.
"Don't you remember twas just the
other way that first Sunday we saw 'em
going home?" exclaimed one of the
lookers-on.-Mary Orne Jc,ceH, in Haper's
Roz1or
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1900 barrels bakers extra -four.
y barrels graham -four.
5000 pounds cornmeal.
15,000 pounds cracked wheat.
10000 pounds ground barley.
$4,000 pounds bran.
10 900 nnnn1S shorts
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-12

NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF
N JOHN B. TAYLOR, deceased. Notice is
hereby given by the undersigned Executrix OF
the estate of JOHN B TAYLOR, deceased to the
creditors of, and all persons having claims
against said deceased, to exhibit them, with the
necessary afidayits or vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication Of this notice
to her, at the Office of Matt L. johnson, COZ
street, Sacramento City, Cal.
ANN E. TAYLC R,
Fxecutrix of the last will of John 3. Taylor,
deceased.
Dated, October 5, 1889
MATT f. JOHNSON, Attorney for Exeeutrix.
o5 5tS
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-12

For constipation, biliousness and kidney
affections remember Simmons Liver Regu.
lator.
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ASYLUM SUPPLIES.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES
FOR The
State Insane Asylum =!
Ar
= II q 9 N tt q NJ.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ACT OF THE I.FCTs.
L lature of the State of California, entitled
" An Act Concerning the Insane Asylum of the
state OF California approved April 4, 1870, and
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by n NJ
ORR, Secretary of the Board of Directors OF the
insane Asylum OF the State of California at his
office, 209 and oil Channel street, Stockton, nm
to oclock A. NJ, on
The 2Sth Day of October, 1889,
For furnishing the following supplies to said
Asylum for the term of six months, commencing
NOVEMBER /, 1859, and ending MAY l, 1870,
said supplies consisting of the following
schedule, and to be delivered as ordered:
Groceries and Provisions.
10000 pounds dairy salt.
500 pounds Duryea's starch
1900 pounds Bayo beans.
500 pounds China rice. No. /.
$50 gallons coal oil, Pratt's Astral
$50 gallons wine vinegar
II dozen Bath brick
u half barrels Columbia river salmon.
Y cases goldfish, 100 pounds each.
IS reams straw paper.
500 pounds black pepper, in 5-pound cans.
100 pounds mus ard, in 5-pound cans.
80 pounds ginger in 5-pound cans
80 pounds allspice, in 5-pouud cans.
1900 pounds breakfast bacon.
1900 pounds Whitaker hams.
COO pounds salt pork, extra quality.
900 pounds A. & c. bacon.
l coo pounds soda crackers No l.
go pounds Royal Baking Powder
Goo pounds rolled oats.
500 pounds germea, in cases.
20 pounds pearl tapioCa.
200 pounds Sago.
GO pounds dried curTants.
1000 pounds dried apples first quality.
1000 dozen fresh California eggs.
10 gross Safety matches large size
100 gallons mixed pickles.
dozen Lucca olive oil.
u boxes maCarOni, No. l.
u boxes yermicilli, No l.
so pounds bluiag
u dozen scrub brushes.
? dozen whitewash brushes No. s.
8 dozen hair floor brushes.
dozen counter brushes.
dozen mop handles, combination
Sugar and syrup.
1900 pounds ENtra sugar.
10000 pounds dry granulated sugar.
1000 gallons American golden syrup.
coffee aud Tea.
5000 pounds Costa Rica coffee.
1,SG0 pounds English Breakfast tea, No. $40.
100 pounds Japan tea, uncolored No. 1853.
Soap.
5000 pounds laundry soap, bidders to furnish
samples.
60 boxes Star of the Kitchen soap.
Lye and Soda,
2,400 pounds concentrated lye.
COCO pounds sal soda,
Flour. Bran and Grain.
] 200 barrels bakers extra -four.
y barrels graham -four.
5000 pounds cornmeal
15,OO0 pounds cracked wheat.
10000 pounds ground barley.
$4,000 pounds bran.
10000 pounds shorts.
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| is. Seem if he couldn't hardly hold in
from crying the day through. Him an
Hannah set the world by each other, an
had to work an wait long spell afore
| twas so Dan could feel at ease to marry.
| always mistrusted Ann Parish was more
difficult with her own folks than none OF
ever supposed. | don't believe but what
she's made it harder for Hannah than she
likes to think of now. She's a dreadful
cornery person-the Kenways always was
and yet pretty appearing and smart as
whips. l never liked the look Of Ann
Parish's eye, an yet l can't say she ever
give me misbeholden word. Well, pore
Hannah's life is in the Lords hands l'
And so the two friends parted.
The doctors gig went up the lane day
after day in early morning and at night
fall. Dan and his mother looked years
older, and Hannah, burning with fever,
talked 10 them with piteous unconscious
ness of their presence. She had not
known even Dan for week. She begged
over and over that somebody would tell
her what she had done to make Mother
Parish hate her
Il like Mother Parish | wish | could
make her like me-" she said once, in a
grieved, childish tone, looking up with
her dull eyes at the anxious woman her
self. There was nobody else in the room.
Poor darlin' love you now if l never
did before. Oh, do get well, Hannah
I've always liked you better than l could
let onP besought Ann Parish, with an
outburst of tears.
But Hannah did not understand. "Mo-
Their Parish don't like me, Dan," she said,
sadly.
The housework was doubled, and the
farm work could not be neglected even
while the farms young mistress seemed
lingering on the threshold of deaths door.
Dams mother was overworked; she had
no time to fret, scarcely to mourn. And
how she missed her daughters quick step
and willingness, and her interest il all the
home affairs.
Hannah used to sing great deal about
her work in the days when she was first at
the farm.
Little by little the old feeling faded out
all the mothers hope and prayer were for
the love of her two children. 1t seemed
to her that nothing could ever fret her or
make her surly any more if Dams wife
could only get well.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24

In buying our Tinware you do not buy the COM
mon stun you get elsewhere at a reduced price,
but nrst-class goods made by the very best man
I
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(9MPA !! new

It's comparatively new thing to be able to
senu your coachman or footman, or IN tact any
attendant of your household, to be fitted in
readv-made livery. It's only very few houses
that carry a FIJI and complete line even now
WE'RE ONE OF THEM-the only one, we be-
Leve, in this part of the country
There are lots of stores where they'll show
YOU a sample and get you duplicate of it in two
or three days, but we can fit your man on the
spot, and he can carry the garments away with
him if he likes. If we go into thing It's not
by halves. Some few years ago we made up
our minds to carry hveries, and from that time
we've never been without full assortment OF
everything seasonable and fashionable. These
garments are most satisfactory in their appear
ance and wear. They are cut after the patterns
and directions of the English and American
plates-the highest authorities on all matters
of dress fashion-made by our own artisans; SO
we know they re all right.
We want to announce our Spring L1ver1eS IN
shape for your inspection. The colorings of the
coach coats, especially, are extremely rich. The
leading ones are blue, green, wine, and shades IN
tan We can match the coats IN the trousers
We offer them to you as pertect-htting garments,
and we stand behind them as such.
For the indoor servants we've an 1nexhauSt1-
bic stock of everything needed-from the bell-boy
to the butler from the front door to the kitchen
What'n they cost? Well, you come and see
them. IF you've been in the habit of buying
liveries you'll find us enthusiastically low IN
price It's too often the case that fancy prices
are attached to goods of this character. We
tolerate nothing of that kind. We mark the
price-the LOWEST that these qualities can be
sold for-PLAINLY, and never deWate from 1t
for any cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
TINWARE.

In buying our Tinware you do not buy the COM
mon stun you get elsewhere at reduced price,
but 1rst-class goods made by the very best man
ufacturers
1-Quart Tin Buckets, with tops. &c.
2-Quart Tin Buckets, with tops, 7c.;
3-Quart Tin Buckets, with tops, lOc. {:
4-Quart Tin Buckets, with tops, l2c.
s-Quart Tn Buckets. with tops, pc. 4;
lO-Quart lin Buckets, with tops, 2Jc,;
1-Pint Long Handled Dippers, 5c- worth lOc.;
2-Pint Long Handled-Dippers, &c. worth i3c.
ll-Quarg Rising Pans. 29c. worth SOC. 4;
I-Quart Coffee-Pots. Sc worth i5c
lI.-Quart COffee-PO1s. 10c. worth 9c,
2-Quart Cofee-Pots. 12c. worth 25c.;
STUART Cofiee-P Pots, l5c worth 30c-;
4-Quart COfiee-Fots, lSc worth 3Sc.;
2-Quart Oll-Cans. Toe. worth 25c.;
4-Quart Oll-Cans. l5c. worth 30c.
H-rint Tin Cups. &c. worth Sc. (;
1-Pint Tin Cups. &c. worth &c..
1-Qaart Tin Cups. Sc. worth lOc.
2-Quart Tin Cups, &c. worth l5c. :
4-Quert Tin Pals, l0c. worth 20c.:
STUART Tin Pals, 15c- worth 25c.;
i0-Quart Tin Pals. zoe. worth 35c.;
4Quart Milk-S trainer Pals, 17c. worth Soc:
s-Quart Milk-Strainer Pals, 2lc worth 80"
10 Quart Milk-Strainer Pails, 25c. worth -,
lO-Quart Dish-Pans 15c. worth CSC.
lc-Quart Dish-Pans, lsc. worth zoe.
A-Quart Dish Pans, 2Oc. worth Csc.
l-Ouart Sauce-P Pans, &C. worth l2c.
2-Quart sauco-P Pans, l0c. worth l5c.
3-Quart Sauce-Pens. l2c. worth 2Oc
4-Quart Sauco-Paus, i5c. worth CSC. (.
40uart Block-Tin Dairy Pans, Sc worth $50;
Large and Deep Pie-Plstes. lOc.:
Largo Block-Tin ash-Bssins, Sc worth 80.
Nickel-p plated Walters &c.;
Battered-B Brass Oblong Waters 10c-
Black Jspannsd Waters l0c. worth sc.
Pretty Cuspadores Sc. worth 15c.
Heavy Nickel plated Cuspadores f9c. worth Csc. (;
Beautiful salt and Pepper Cruets &c. worth loo. /;
AolGsses Pitchers, with patent spring top, &c.
worth &c.
Heavy imitation Cut-Gisss Goblsts-6 for &c.
Large Cream Pitchers sc. worth iOc.
Beautiful plain Wine-Glasses &c. worth i0c.
Nutmeg Graters lc. worth l0c.
Heavy Eickel-platsd Tea and Tablespoons 1c.
worth i0c- A;
Potent Gastube Lamp Burners Sc, worth Ioc.
Long handle Kitchea spoons &c. worth l0c.
Long-handle Fireplace Shovels &c worth l0c. (;
LOng-halr busting Brushes l0c. worth 25c. (;
25c. Backing Brushes sc.
CSC. elegant Whlsk Brooms &c.
Feather busters &C. worth zoe.
Elegant Feather busters for lSc worth i0c
Long Feather and Handle Busters 33c worth 500. (;
A large box OF Bird Gravel for &c. worth $50;
German-mixed Bird Food, including Fishbone.
SC. worth 2c.-this Is the finest bird food
made;
The best Household Ammonia in the city Sc. bottle.
A largo box OF Concentrated Lye &C. worth l0c.
IAmpvicks for lc.;
Best Refined Powdered Borax SC. A-pouud box;
Tho best Snoe-Polish sc. q bottle
Sc. Pins &C. paper;
The best English PINS made &c. paper:
2 balls OF White Darning Cotton for 6c.-all num-
bers.
Barbours Linen Thread. 200 yards to the spool.
ell numbers. black and white. Sc. worth loo {:
Hook-ard- Eye Tapo i0c. yard;
ioc. Garter Elastic &c. a yard
Tho best Rick Rack. ~ yards 70 the bunch, &c.
worth lOc.-ali numbers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
DRESS GOODS.

We are ofsriog the nesesi styles ani no pfrt
test goods i0r about one hall mo money s-'f
would cost y0u elsewhere.
Pretty Gray Debelges = ayard "'rA i't'i
Pretty Paid Dress Goods lc. worth l-ti
Every shado imaginable IN single-N AN Hen
rlstta5 Tor i2e. worth &c,
Elegant styles ia Pin-Cbeck Cloth Dress 1oQ''
Tor Sc. worth l%sc; ,,,,,.
All the new spring enades - Douple-Niath
Wool Cashmefss i2sc. worth s0-i
81 Double-WiIth Henrietta, all sho ne" shades,
for 81. worth 3d.;
a Double wiih Hsarieitss, elegant quality
All shades ia "a double width All-wool Spring
Dress flAnnels Tor 80. worth o2<c
tl-snch All-WOol Hengiettas. every ne" sneis
that's out for 50c. worth 80.
Beautiful Nohair POpan Lustrcs Tor sc. Noi ID
55c--tnose goods are no latest D..
Beautiful Black Cashmeres, ~ inches vide. ''
30c. worth 5Oc
Black Cashmere a. Soc worth s5c.;
Black Cashmere az O.. worth D.,
AIl-Silk surabs, al thoncW lcaiing 'h1-e'' Dts
Beautiful Beaded shouldsr-Cape,. VIA ~
liang, Tor 32-S9 worth 49,;
Heavily beaded sh0ulder-Capes. via 'il- 'l-" -
Extra raj Heavy ANY very elegant Beaded wr,g''orH
worth IS;
Beautiful Ottoman Cloth Dolmsa> spree
weigh. FOR mourning. 81 worn
No. 2 satin Ribbon with Pi,Ot Edge 8. l., -
No. S satin Ribbon with Plro, Edge a. 81. worn
No. Q satin Ribbon with Picot Eigs a. 60. sc'.a
No. Il Satin Ribbon with Pieos Edge a. i''. '''a
No. 5 Ali-snk PIcotEdgs Moire Ribbon 81 e.
No. . AiI-sik PicOs-Eags Moiro siosOn At .'e
No. ~ Ail-sllk Picot- Edge Moire Ribtoa a. ~.
worth isc. ,,...
No : Of the dncst Molre Picot-Edge silk hs2l1A
made st l4c. worth lsc. -
! No Ali-Slk N0igc, nEes, soods made, AZ ''''
worth .oc
/ No. u ALI Nix Rile MORO Ribbon. nnesl soe-'
made. a. &c. worth 2Sc. .
Special No. ~ Al!-Silk Sa;ln-kdge Oltomsh NV
bon az l5c. worth -.
! II you wish he prstlisst shades OF hDo'A
made Come 20 ~, for no othef house 10 tas ~
can show such an assortment
/ Beautiful Silk sash ktobOna nine Inches W" y
with picot Rcee. for %. worth sc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-24
RTI1rTONS


Pure White Pearl Dress Buttons, ic. dozen, all
Beautiful Fancy Metal Buttons, &c. dozen;
Beautiful Black-Jet Dress Buttons, &c. dozen
Pure ' White rS Agate Bullet Dress Buttons &C.
dozen;
Lovely Pearl Buttons, &c. a dozen worth i0c.
Elegaat Pearl Dress Buttons. sc. worth l2c.
Pretty Bullet Pearl Buttons, &c dozen;
Fine Pearl Bullet Buttons, &c. worth lOc.
The most magnificent styles IN Colored Pearl
Dress Buttons for i2c. a dozen worth 25c.
Ivory Waeh Dress Buttons, &c. worth lUc.
Popular size China Buttons, PC gross;
Large size China Buttons, b.. card;
Pretty Rice Buttons, Sc. a gross;
The best WOrsted Skirt Braid, &c roll
2 and e-lnch Covered Dress Steels, &c. dozen
Z and s-inch Whalebones, Sc dozen;
lOc. Dress Reeds, SC. a set
l2c. Dress Reeds, with rubber attached, 7c.:
l5c. Exra-Wide Dress-Reeds, rubber attached,
De-;
Hooks-and-E Eyes. &c. q dozen:
l35 assorted Needles, including bodkin. for Sc !;
Ths best black 100 yards Spool SILK. for &C., all
The best Black Twist. 10 yards to the spool, &C.
dozen:
Wide Tape. &c. roll
Extra-Wide Tape, 2 rolls for &c.
Bixby's best Mucilage, equal TO Royal Glue. &c. q
bottle:
Children's Round Combs, &c.
Ladies' Tuck-Combs, &c. worth f0c.
The best Backing made. lc. box
Nickel-plated Thimbles, for lc.;
Extra large Fancy Cheek Pure Linen Dinner
Napkins, SC. worth lOc.;
Embroidery silk, Sc. q dozen;
ladies' Pure Linen Collars and Cuts. &c. worth
12c.
Dragon Spool Cotton, 200 yards, and will sew on
machine, &c. a spool;
Pretty Hsndkerchiefs, 2c worth Sc.
| Clear Hemsttched Fancy-Bordered Handker-
chiefs sc. worth i0c;
Chlldrens Corset Waists. 23c. worth 37Ac.;
Children's Drawers, lOc. worth 25c.
Childrens Pretty Dresses, l0c. worth CSC.
Childrenis Full ReEular-Made Heavy, sc
Ribbed Hose. &c. pair:
Toothpick., 1000. &c. box;
Gentemen's Extra Large-size Cambria Hand
kerchiefs. &c. worth loo.
Ladies' Black and Colored Hose, SC. pair;
All the new Leading Novels, including the best
authors, kc. worth 25c.
"a sheets Of Good Writing Paper and "a Knvsl-
opes In q pre,ty box for &c;
Large l0c. School Siaies, &C.;
IJc. Noiseless States. Sc
iO,. Perforated Large School Tablets, SC. each
. Pads for ic. /;
Large Scrap Albums, PIC. each;
10 Slate Pencils for lc. I;
3 Cedar Lead Pencils, lc.;
Faber's Ruboer-Tip Lead Pencils. ic.
Pretty Lunch Baskets, PC worth 50c.
Mourning Pins, p. box:
The best steel Carpet Tack, ic. box;
Electric uair-Cuflers, Zoe. worth .5c;
Beautiful 2Sc Pockel-Bo0ks for &c.;
A pretty Leather Pocket containing 100 assorted
Hair-Pins, for &c.
100 Celluloid CniDs and pack OF Linen / acc
Cards, In q noat box. for sc. worth 81;
Penumed Candies, any Extract you may desire,
including Violet Lavender, Rose, &c, In
long neat bottles. &c worth 25c.--these goods
ore warranted 10 DO the purcst made;