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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-25

Cards are out announcing the marriage
Of e. l. p. Grub. son of ex-Councilman
Lewis II. Grubb Of this city. TO Miss
of Oxford, Chester county. Pa, on We'd
nesday Afternoon October ?. Mr. Gruoh
is manager of the business of Thomas
Bradley & Company, Philadelphia A
special car vii leave the Wilmington
and Northern railroad station at 11.30
o'clock on the morning of the wedding,
ard viii connect with the regular train
at Chadd's Ford for Oxford, Pa. The
wedding will tfye place in the Methodist
Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Grubb will Their
tale a short br 6al tour, and then viii
make their home N PHILADELPHIA.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-25

At the session Of tie Court Of Chan
Gerry yesterday afternoon, Charles B.
Lore, Esq, was appointed trustee for
Mary Agnes Dolan and Catharine Dunn.
formerly of Baltimore. Court then ad.
journed. Saturday, November 3, was
appointed for the hearing Of testimony
for the compliments in the Shipley
estate case. All cases still pending will
be heard in chambers at Dover before the
next term begins.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-25
water Commissioners.

The Water Commissioners met last
evening The weekly payroll, SAB 81
monthly, $224.67 quarterly, 1925, were
approved and ordered paid. The city
treasurer reported the balance in bank
S62, 769 "a $50 239 Al for current ex-
penses and S12. 529.S3 for special pur.
poses. The petition of John A. Forrest
for water pipes on Fifteenth street, west
of Nlsymont, was referred to Chief
Engineer Bond.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-25
;sUPeRIoRxcoURT.
Ready to Begin the Second Trial Of the
Jarvis Case.


This saperior Court convened this morn
ing at 10 O'clock Chief Justice Comegys
waa on the bench. but neither Of his as
sociates had apu Jared, and there rot
being q quorum Of judges business could
moi proceed. The special jury to try the
Parvis case was present, also the wit
nesses ia the same
At 1920 o'clock tie council in the Par
Wis case, Charles B. Lore and Albert Con
stable. Esq, for the plaintiff and Senator
George Gray and George w. Massey,
ESQ who had been in consultation in the
attorney generals room, appeared in
court together For moment the specta
tors asked HAS the case been settledY
Evidently that had been the object Of ths
consultation. but it has not been success
full
Neither of the missing judges haC
arrived at 10 45 clock and court ad
journed until , o'clock this afternoon
when the judges having arrived on the
~ 30 train, the trial was begun
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-25

Charles White, young man employed
in the Lobdel Car Wheel Companys
works had his left leg broken yesterday
morning by the falling Of car wheel
upon it. He was taken to his home. No.
500 McCaulleY street, where physician
set his leg. He is as well to day as can be
expected
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-25
wnlian Yates.

William Yates died at Banorofts Banks
about A o'clock yesterday afternoon he
was 60 years Of age, one of the Oldest
members of Dupont Post, g. A. R.. and
also one of the Oldest inhabitants Of
Bancroft's Banks The post will hold a
special meeting to morrow night to make
arrangements for the funeral
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-25
Brunicipal Court.

At the city court this morning Bridget
Holland, arrested by Officer Chairs, was
fned 81 and costs for drunkenness.
Abbie West. arrested by Officer Updyke.
was fined IS and costs for drunkenness.
Andrew pougherty, charged with disor-
derly conduct at the Logan House. was
disoharged upon PAYMENT Of the costs.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-25
CECIL COUNTY PRoHIslTIoNIsTs.
They Meet at EIkton and Nominate a
County Ticket.


They Meet at EIkton aud Nominate a
County Ticket.
Special correspondence EvENisG Journal
ELKToN, Nd, Sept. 25.-The third or
Prohibition party OF Cecil county met
here yesterday in Odd Fellows Hall All
but three of the districts were repre-
sented. George Balderston, farmer
and nurserymRn Of Colora, was nomi.
mated for State Senate without
opposition For House Of Dele
gates. w. II. Anderson. a farmer
of the frst district w. H. Reed.
merchant of the second district. and
James F. Armstrong, of the third district
who is a travelling agent for Baltimore
tobacco firm, were nominated unani
mously William T. Hammond, Of tn,
fifth district, local preacher Of Tn,
Methodist Episcopal Church at Norti
East, was nominated for sheriff. In IN,
Circuit Court for Cecil county YESTERDAY
the case Of George R. Ash against the tow
Of Elkton for damages done TO his land
caused by the sewer not being larg'
enough to let the water pass through
was tried The jury rendered a verdict
Of 500 for Ash.
The case of Alfred Fury. who is charged
with starting a riot in Port Deposit, was
next taken up Judges Stump and Rob
inson We're both present.
Jacob Tome was in town yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Tyson of Baltimore is visit
ing her friends here.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-25

The old main at the Rodney street basin
was re jointed yesterday afternoon. and
at o'clock the water was being pumped
through the pipes with its usual force.
The work upon the new main has been
delayed by the flood
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-25

The prisoners in New Castle Jail, ac-
eording 20 the report Of the grand jury,
are In "deplorable condition" Now
then, if they could only be sent down to
work on the streets Of Smyrna the fell
low-feeling which is supposed TO make us
wondrous kind might be used to excel
lent advantage Clayton Call
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-25
Gas kNsmalas was AaIaA1.,
IL NNN0FElIl = Y - 1''T-EF
5. d. Forbes as Star in Two Act Drama
Enacted Last Night.

5. d. Forbes as Star in a Two Act Drama
Enacted Last Night.
Argument-The Board Of Health at its
meeting last evening listened to some re-
marks by s. d. Forbes, and the meeting
is paraphrased.
DRAMATIs PERsoNE.
An outraged citizens. d. Forbes
Members of the Board of Health-Dr. J.
P. Wales, Dr. E. G. Shortlidge. DR. Will
lard Springer, David H. Coyle. William
II. Lee. Executive officers of the Board
of Health-Samuel Shultz, Hugh McCon-
nell. Attendant to Forbes--Mrs. Maria
Hartman.
Act I-Scene Board Of Health in ses-
sion, DR.. ]. P. Wales presiding
Shultz-"Most noble sir, do now re-
port that the nuisances on the property
of this man Forbes, ON Jessup's road, are
undated still
Forbes-"Sir, / would be heard -
DR.. Wales" Granted.
Forbes Most honored sir, do in
truth think that il is hard on man, and
it seems am not treated right. Many men
have ssid the nuisance to which that
blighted Shultz refers is not q nuisance,
and yet you take his statement.
Coyle-"I object to this mans charges.
DR.. Wales-"Mr Forbes, you Will
please stick to the point even as fly t.
aypaper."
iorbes-"Sir, have known
Dr. Shortlidge--''And now do l object
to his TRADE,
Forbes-"Oh, sirs, have been fined
| for two wells unlawfully constructed
and vet no wells have ! on the premises
| DR.. Springer-'"T statements false
for there were two wells there to-day anC
unless they're moved they still are there.
Forbes (excitedly)-" What would yoJ
have me do; Dig wells for those little
closets2 If you say so will Go away
with the outhouses and let the tenants
60 whore they please
DR.. Springer-''No doubt you would
you are Just that kind of man.
DR.. Shortlidge-"T This property 70
twenty years has been nuisance.
move you sir that warrants for this maj
Forbes, be taken out by Shultz the officer
Shultz-''Sirs, another nuisance a
Fifth and Franklin streets is on Forbes
land"
DR.. Wales-"If there is no objection
Afr. Shultz will secure a warrant for Mr.
Forbes on this charge"
The scene closes with the indignan
Mr. Forbes forming tableau in the fore
ground.
Act II-Scene Room Of the Board o
Health. Mrs. Hartman, armed with tn
Constitution OF the United States, tn
code of the state of Delaware and tn
ordinances of the city of Wilmington,
preparing to make some remarks fror
eopious notes which she took at tn
meeting.
Mrs Hartman, consulting the ord
Dapces-''T These are enRetments, no
laws, they don come up to the dignit
of the laws Of the United States The
are contrary to the constitution of tn
United States.
Forbes-"I now proclaim my curse O
the Board Of Health and do discharg
Shultz, the officer and latter will di
charge Lee and Mcconnell"
Mrs. Hartman-.It is an imposition
e This is public building and | intend I
enter it whenever please. Turn the ra
Gals out.
Accommodation the lights out
s Lee-''I will my lord.
The lights are turned out and Il
, seance closes. Curtain.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-25

Bargains at the public sale of Furniture
and Carpets tomorrow Thursday after
mon. nj li6 King street, commencing at
I o'clook
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-25

The exchanges Of the Wilmington banks
a. the clearing house to day were; Clear.
plgs. $l24,340 ~ hsia~~ss Al. 2f6 II.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-25

Bridget --ouand VIII be taken to New
Castle jail tn's afternoon in default Of
paynsn = fae for drunkenness.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-25

Commercial College Night school,
Eighth aud Market streets. reopens Sept
So Practical branches and short hand.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1889-09-25

Full Line Of Gmps, Cords Tassel Walnut Cherry, Ash,
Brass and Antique Oak Po all sizes Table Covers Chenille Tapes
try PUSH Felt etc. in 40, "a GA and s4 Lambrequins Pat
terms and by the yard in Plush, Felt and Tapestry.
We hope show this line Of Goods every intending
feel it will be Of benefit to them Special Prices the Trade.
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At THE
OAK HALL CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
a5i Main ST.. Opposite odd Fellows Hall.
Sol HALLE, Proprietor
PACIFIC ExpRgss COMPANY
Money Orders, Payable at over 10000
Places In the United States and
Canada

Money Orders, Payable NJ over 10000
Places In the United States and
Canada.
The particular attention Of the public IL
invited TO the unequaled advantages Of
our new money order system.
Money orders are sold at the Offices OF
the company. at any business hour, for
any sum up to $50. Purchasers Of money
orders are not required to all out blank
applications.
Rates-Not over s.. 8 cents; over SIS to
$40, cents; over $40 TO $50, 10 cents; over
$50 10 $50, ~ cents; over $50 IN $40, 10
cents; over $40 10 $50. 20 cents.
Our rates are thelowest and the security
afforded Is absolute. Receipts are given.
and orders lost or delayed can be re-
funded without any delay or inconven-
fence.
Insurance companies, cooperative ben
eft associations and business men gen
orally will find them great convenience,
as they can be deposited In banks, same
as checks and drafts, and are redeemed
Though the bank clearinghouse In all
the principal cities. For further iniorma.
ton apply to any agent OF the company.
Office, 81 South Court street.
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PIXIE Q. wRIonT.
Journalist and wri.or.

JOurnHIIHt hhu WTIF"Ts
Newspaper articles Of all kinds written.
Letters. ESSAYS, reports, circulars, etc,
written or arranged for publication.
Speeches prepared, descriptive articles,
advertisements. local notices; any kind Of
articles. from a loyc-lcitef b. a challenge,
or from a sermon TO tbeaief party wri,-
ten. All Communications sincuy conn.
DENTAL. Address, care Of business Office oil
other daily PAPER
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rnoMpsoN BOUND ovER.

The Taxing District Porter Held 10
Answer for Arson.
William Thompson, colorcd. Taxing Dis
trict porter, arrested for setting Charles
wurizburgcrs store aiirc, was given n
hearing before Squire Garyin yesterday
morning. Several witnesses testified that
they saw Thompson coming from the rear
OF the store on the Eight Of the fire, aud
Mr.. Iawless, a Front street grocer, testified
that the defendant purchased can Of coal
oi from him the same night Squire Gar.
win bound him over 10 the Criminal Court
In the sum Of :, 600, In delaultof which he
was committed 10 jail.
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$4,000
Mrrlco. Mnrch l2. lssn.

Mexico, March r. 1850.
The undersigned hereby cerliiics that
abe WIS the holder OF one quarter ticket
No. ASA, Glass II. In the Loteria dc Ia
pcnchccncia Publica, which drew the
second capital przc OF ten thousand In the
drawing Of sunday, March 10Th. 1859, and
that the amount was promptly paid on
presentation OF the ticket at the Office OF
the company. lsigned.l
MANuElA FLoRrs,
Callcjon dc las Cabczas, 5.
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PRIZE WINNERS.

In the Mexican Public Charity Lottery.
Prom the Two Republics city Of Mexico, March y.
$50, 900 USTED SrArEs CuRnENcY.
Mexico. March 10, 1889.
Tho undersigned ccrtiiies that he held
for collection, for account OF New Orleans
National Bank, OF New Orleans, La, one
quarter Of ticket No. 1881, Glass Is, In the
1oicria de Ia Bcncilcencia Publica, when
drew the first capital prize Of thirty thous.
aud dollars, on Sunday, March TO- 1850,
and that the amount was promptly paid in
United States currency on presentation Of
the ticke, at the Office Of ihe company.
]. NJ SEinERr,
Agen, Wells, Fargo 4 Co.
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Grand Monthly Drawln1
At the Acndeny of Mudc. Now Orleans,
TUESDAY. APRIL 10, 1880.
Capital Prize, /: 5000, 900.
100000 Ticket, nj sa0 Ench bal,ss, so,
Quarters, 90. Ton hs, 81 lwen.
ticthS 81.
LIST OF prize
l.IaI prI,cs. nmnlntlnl 10. =.
...........s i,OSt.sOO

d,lJi IrfeS amounting tn,, ......... ~ iOpi,Soo
NorE-Tlrkcis drawing Capital Prize. are not 81.
Titled to Terminal prizcL
For CLunlttrS orauy further Information DO
sircd. write lc'hy 90 the undersigned clearly stat.
ing your residence with state, county, street und
number Morc rapid rcturn mail delivery will be
n1upd by YOUR enclosing an envelope bearing
ynur fuu Hnlut.4
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nruovrp M IuE USE or COCAINE
And Il stimulates and promotes tho growth
Of the hair.
Burnett's Flayoring extracts arc tho
l..f
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spriau style Hats.

Tho latest styles In light colored Dcrbys,
nll colors. young gents nobby silk Dress
aud Derby Hats, stctson's fine Soft and
Derby Hats In all colom, boys and child.
rcn's Crush Cloth ard Straw Hats, gents
Crush Hats In all eolop, shapes and
grades, from 75c 10 81.
MAHriS ConES. 2lo Main st.,
Tho only practical Memphis Halter, under
Dully'e Hotel
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Fashionable Garmens


With its grand display in our immense
show windows and the greatest assortment
on record
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"WEMFMuEtt, That the payment ~ PrltN "
Guaranteed by Eour National hanks oi Now
orleans aud the Tickets are arncd by the fresi-
r,toruigcd in tho highest Courts therefore, beware
ui all mutations ur anonymous schcmct'
ON DOLLAR g. tue price oi The smallest part
or fraction oi Ticket L. ,ued b. u IN any Draw.
Ing Anything IN our name oiiercd ior les, than
IA dollar Il d sWludle
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This season we have surpassed all our
former efforts in the selection OF our boys
and children's garments, and defy compe-
ttion in this
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na xan Iinn,lIr IinHIer'- t'Ignr.f

II not. order them immc Lately, for they
are the best home. made cigar ever manu-
iac,sred 10 Memphis aud they always give
entire satisfaction.
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Election Notice.
MrncAfir" q BarE ~ NrNIiiis,
Nomuhls. lem. Apfil .. 1879.

hemphiA, lthhH NJ"
The regular fnnnal mecting ~ the Noospo'"ei'
Of this Hank for the election Of eighteen Vsl W
reclor, 10 serve the ensuing ycif will be hoid AZ
H. snklnr house on TUESDAY. tho 10Th instant
lciween the houu Of 10 aud o'clock
CT RAlSE, oashler.
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Ife.e.

LACE curtains cleaned and beautifully
finished nj Memphis Steam Laundry. PA
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Madam IIuber.

Hunter Bros. drcsmakcr, will he .eady 10
tako orders for dresses tomorrow.
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OF for Oklahoma.

The Kansas City. Fort Scott & Memphis
Railroad forms the direct route from
Memphis 10 the Oklahoma country. The
land Offices will be located In Southern
Kansas and accessible to this line. The
route via Kansas City OF Chcfryyalo, kas.,
" the best way 10 reach there. For maps.
rates aud particulars call at $50 Main
s,Iect. H. ID. Ellis,
General Agent.
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oato,b. ola u.,,.bi.
Go 60 Good maa a ,hurchi =,

shochouse Of J. NJ. ilill & Co, corner
Main and Union strccta
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3ii Main street. for fancy groceries Of MI
kinds. New goods, lowest prices.
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LOUISIANA STATS LoITEAY draws Tues
day, April 10.
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Address Registered Letters Containing Currency 10
SEW oRLEASs NArIOSAs SASS.
New Orleans, La
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PISTOL PRACTICE.
TOM COCHRAN SENT TO GRASS BY
POLICEMAN HEDRICK.

Mean Whisky, Hoodlum is tic Propensi
ties and an O'er-Heavy Pistol at the
Bottom ofIt-A General Row and an
Exciting Finale.
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1850. SPRING AND SUMMER 1850

This season we have surpassed all our
former efforts in the selection Of our boys
and chidren's garments, and defy compe-
tition in this
Our Specially Department.
We are daily in receipt OF the latest
novelties, latest styles, newest patterns, too
lovely for anything in its different shades.
Parents and Guardians when You Get
Ready for Confirmation Suits,
Bear in mind that the only place to please
you is -sass
OAK HALL CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
Where you find them in the greatest va.
riety in all grades, styles, and Of the best
materials.
Our Prices 20 Suit One Aud All.
Our Boys Dress Suits, our Boys School
Suits, our Children's Jerseys in all
Shades, our Children's Kilt Suits.
The equals in all Of this not to be found
elsewhere. a large assortment of fancy
Boys Capsl A full line OF Star Waist and
Bicycle Shirts.
Note this-A handsome present TO the
little ones to every suit purchased.
Our Gents Departments
1889. For Spring and Summer. 1850
Has no equals in its elegance Of novel
tics, styles, patterns aud materials equal TO
merchant tailor make.
Our Wide Wailing Suits,
Our Prince Albert Suits,
Our line Cashmere Culaway Suits,
Our elegant Business Suits.
All Of this In the greitest assortment,
and prices the most reasonable, you only
find
At THE
OAK HALL CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
a5i nain ST., Opposite Odd Fellows Hall.
Sol HALLE, Proprietor.
p. S.-Pcriect az guaranteed 10 all. Al.
teIaiions free Of charge by our own tailors.
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LOUISIANA STATE LoTTKR, draws Tues.
day, April IL
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OAK HALL.

THE
LEADING CLOTHING EMPORIUM
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J.G.sCIIMuD~ 20 SON
ordor of publication.

order OF Publication.
No TOO n n.-in the ChaucUry Count ~ shelby
county. Tenn > uuiilsu ". y ~ Thorn q al
IA atpcaflrr frlin tho aintudcl hll in this cause,
which Il sworn Co. that the defendants lou uu-
hoe and her husband, --= bulft'. afu rtilenu
III Washington u.s. District NJ tnluniha. aud thst
defendants tamulln tullrY and husband 81. Nul
Ist ar residents ~ the state ~ tclRia nd non
Usidcuts uf the state - 1cuncssg' nnd u iuJihsr
appear ftom tho return uf the sheriff thN VI r.
Mu.hy IL not % DE- found ln BIZ county u. -.
u u thcrv.ov uidvred, That lhp maAe tneiI ~
County, Ia iis cib II Mcmphis nov lhkigf ~
tfltt oi shelby tuuuty. lena on ihg MI Aonaal
~ MAY, itsl aud pcid, an.Net H n,mNt ~ Iii W,
plntnauts blli anil amended hill o. The tamc ell
L. taken Tor confessed a. 70 them aud ~ Joe hear
itr etpafie and thata cupy Of this order nc pno.
ilshod onor wees fur four successive weeks 10 ne
Memphis Appeal
This l1ih las ui Narch. ls,A
a true copy Attest - - 60
uy r. n Caldwell u. g. q NJ
N.i.iN1
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Low Rates 60 New York aud neturn.

Tho Louisville x Nashville Railroad.
commencing April 20, and until morning
train Of April 2s, will sell tickets 10 New
York and return for 81. 40. Tickets linn
tied returning until May g. Vcstibule
sleeper on $50 PIN. train leaving Mem.
phis. connecting with Pennsylvania Rail.
road ycstibulc train at Cincinnati, arriving
In New York ut 4 pm, second day out
from Memphis. For sleeping car accom-
modations call nj 3l2 Main street.
JNo. A. scoTT, T. A.
Gro. II. McLgAS, 7. A.
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IMPORTANT.
Address NJ. 4. DAUPutN,
New Orleans, -
'r VI. A. pAuPuiN.

by urliuly letter. containing Money Ordcr ~
Huti 10y ull EXprcss tOmptui1s. New York TX.
chan v, puit ot l'utal NOir. We pay charge,
90 Currency fcut To us by ENprc~ iu sums Of -
ur over
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second Consignment


Our Mr.. II. II. Clarke and Albert Dunn
arrived on the Sth with n car load Of fine
Roadsters and saddlcp, selected with great
care In Kentucky and Middle Tennessee,
especially for this market.
buyers are invited 10 call aud sec them
at our barn, corner Third aud Union.
BuroRD q Co.
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OAK HALL CLOTHING EMPORIUM,

Where you find them in the greatest va.
riety in all grades, styles, and of the best
materials.
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Our Prices TO sui, One Aud All.

Our Boys Dress Suits, our Boys School
e Suits, our Children's Jerseys in all
Shades, our Children's Kilt Suits
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Note this-A handsome present TO the
little ones to every suit purchased.
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Our Specially Department.

We are daily in receipt OF the latest
novelties, latest styles, newest patterns, too
lovely for anything in its different shades.
Parents and Guardians when You Get
Ready for Confirmation Suits,
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The equals in all Of this not to be found
elsewhere. a large assortment OF fancy
Boys Capsl A full line OF Star Waist and
Bicycle Shirts.
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Bear in mind that the only place to please
you is -s1.s