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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-26
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cufc every speyies 81 seoniginr. humiliatins. Itch
ms b.ccdlnr, burning, s'aly, hlutrhy aud plmply
al.ra,es 81 the ssin. scalp and blood with ins' ~
thyuaM
sold everywhere .lficc. CpncrR,. 0e soar.
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-26
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Whom out shopping don't forget TO call ut
floyd & MONEYS for lunch or their de-
llcIona leo cram.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-26

Dood.mios will keep In better health
II worked " gym exercise Ia some man
nef.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-26
WHY 1T DID NOT REPORT.
THE GRAND JURY HAS BIG FISH TO
LAND. WHICH TAKES TIME.

Messrs. Haddeu. Powell and Barry to DO
Put Through an Investigation This
Morning Relative to Business at the
Police Court.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-26

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Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

A correspondent of the Boston Tran
script, talking about cigarettes, says that
those bought by our boys are quite
another thing from those comparatively
innocent ones smoked by Cubans aud
South Americans that set the fashion.
Wrappers, warranted rice paper are
proven to be ordinary paper whitened
with arsenic. In the SIX cen expensive
popular brands, with one exception, were
found sufficient quantities Of opium to
create such craving as could only be
Satisfied By on incessant use Of cigarettes
or resort to opium alone. We see many
cases of lightning paralysis, insomnia, in
sanity, unquestionably so produced, and
the whole army OF cigarette smokers
show II IN skin, weak eyes and weaker
manhood"
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

CHEYENNE, W. T., Feb. 49, Gibson A.
Condle, a wealthy Mormon, leaped from
a rapidly moyiug Union Pacific passen-
ger train yesterday, between Weber and
Peterson, Utah, aGd will likely die from
bis injuries. Condle has been suffering
from dementia, from peculiar occur
renee. The man had three wives and
lived happily until dashing brakeman
appeared on the scene three weeks ago,
and engaged in Irritation with Condles
harem. The husband objected, but was
suppressed by the women. The brake
man finally eloped with all three wives,
but abandoned two, and 10 nov ia Wash
'ngton Territory with the youngest and
pre!tiest The other two returned, but
were set adrift by Condle. Condle has
seven children on his hands, but they and
bis property will DO cared Tor by the
church.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

''see that horse?" asked George II
Case this morning.
Yes"
"Well, in about two minutes dentist
Is coming around to put his teeth into
shape"
"a horse dentist?"
"Exactly. He'll trim the rough edges
Off and in 10 minutes he'll be the hap
piest equine in the stable. He won't
feel any more's II he bad three boils in
his mouth and n scalded tongue"
The dentist arrived just then, opened
tanned oallskin case and exposed a
set of shining tools. The horse, which
had been standing in a somewhat de-
spondent attitude, frightened up and
looked expectantly, bat little nervous.
The dentist didn't stand ON ceremony.
He thrust his arm deep into the mouth
and acquainted himself with the length
and locality of the spikes. Then he
thrust in an instrument like pair of
tongs and began cutting the teeth. The
edges came off with loud,
erunching noise. A smaller pair of
tongs was then inserted, and about one
eighth Of an inch was cut off the front
teeth. They were then beveled with
another instrument, and then all the
teeth We're filed OIL smooth. The horse
looked satisfied rs he was led away TO
stall.-Detroit journal.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.

DEC. 18th, IssR,
Aaaahs VII leave Wilmington ~ foIIsvi
o. sis s3S "A tss1Ep,5ess zsz sse. 10,
pa, s % j. n. NJ n b 4 :. n. n y
Fer Is c & go ~ ~ o. % s >. =:
80 80; !. 8 ii p. a. ~ ~ 49, s &c
Accomn odAtion, sso, sSs 7oS a1a ma
New Yo n SaS &c. az. 5so, and 10 . ,. M "a,
mn. IL & III Il b "a b. 81 r. ss So iesI
. W. y; n uoa 10 and 10 20 .. m. OBJ s"s OK
m. da.Iv.' without change of cars, b.2i p,
10 Ror West Chester, via Lanol,u ,a ana
" "a q, n. 2.ssaEd l6op. N, Az
!. sGGnsr sns snS Al lnptssn'd..s sta
bsstimeIe and internedists staiiou.. Io,s.
! Nh 9n ?. m. and " 70 Night. AVA
= H i INA ri i g = NJ, y IA IL ~
Trains for DeiaWare niy |, " sT I..v. for.
s25 ,. m, ana X Is M Nh :; M. 12SS 2sA 50
SsorEsfoan and Il L S,sa. 8 8, 1. n.,son...
h Ia .nd Dalasr. md way stations. $50
tr nITpr 4 a for H:rIinstOn. - D. m. Wa,
EIpisess tcr Dover. Harrington. and D.l.
franklin City, ssoA IN,
tort, and Norfolk ROb Night.
-ee<-lNS EhheooApuiAt hruhu btFo1ts for VII,
ninKton tenpressh $50, 40, ia, Ssi
" ~ az ~ ~ II % g: M, z o. sol. eos. Sso
5Ascconmmodation, e2s, 1923 .. m, /. 8, 1,H
~. eW. en sM iaos 10 10. and II "a 3, n,
., ror further Information. passengers ara r.
ie1ren 70 the ticket once AZ The station.
TRAINS marked thus ~ are limited expfas.
M nRpn y Wnich extra fare Is onRrgsd.
NenerA MANAGER Sganersi Ps..WmnUvD
SUNDAY TRAIHa. AA'
hos philadelphia lexpress,. 2oo ako.n
x,sa, ~ ~ q z, m, ~, "A. ia ana N "a ~ m
400. ssa aDd y SIS q. M, i2io, in. iio
BN M pe s IedpresS), us. % 10. IL 6l q ~,
49,, W. hnu ~ % y. m, -"
90. spd1p II QSn sI5ana I21o. IH, 40
ikof New York (exprese), 90, q 5a. a M. VIA
D. M - !" a. m, IA, b2A 's2a, o. and 10, A
.n III AZ S q Chester. via LAnosin, SIS. A.,
N e9E GsEe cSNsTls Old Point comfort ana
az FOR New Castle, Kirkwood, Niddletovn.
Siihiyt9n Dover, FELTON,, HARM gton, Rriise,
' Hsiti elesd' La.re, and Delmar. II % Hight,
s s 70 u m, " ca. So 10 D. m, and r. !,
M leave PhilAdelrhia, Broad Ereet. Ios ~
M, o;Os ~, II: ao Il; 30 and ii. r Me
a. N q Invocation; s:Ss l1.2s a, n, il. ss Ih
WV $50. 10. 40 sndii. 81 T. ~, i-''e'a avs
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.

4
- Schedule in effect Dec. o. 1883.
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVE, DE
.Express POT EAST BOUND.
phiiAdeiphIa, week days. $3.50, $40, ZOO.
GO. %, % 70. t9b, 10, % o. To5 q - M M
eot &c e. II lss m; sl2 20. %. sSs' AZ
yi'H ar q; ~ e 4. e. o. So
;, 6haitst, .uniay;. S3,. 100. 7ss, pos.
u ~, 10, m; va 40. %. 400. sos. ss2'. t2b.
WEST HOUND.
Baltimore and Warrington, 500, siisI
nj atb a. 40 p m; az 10 nisht. All daily,
80 9 N daily exospt Sunday.
Unissso ana PittsburS, sla 40 night. 's23
Olnolnnsti and st. Louis. I'll 81, m and
siOgsrly ascomnoda.iOn, 80 and IL 1, D
Landsnberx Accommodation, week davs.
II oos m;24b and t2sp mi Sundays, gsj
TEkiSs Leave MARKET ST. srArloN.
sunday gh Far BsnoTep So S.i asa except
F9r LandenhsrF, sos, M, iO.Ss 4, IN, SSd
sunday only; 5.l5p. IN. daily,
Plttsburg and Chicago express daily, 5Ib
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WHINING.
>, Daily, 'l2.o5 a, M, $50, 1000. .II.oo A.
10 a. m ng 10 10 500, 40, '|.So sal 100
Daily eIcsp, Sunday, $50 and 7.25 q. ~,
40. and b.9Op m.
SUNDAY only, S.3I H. m,
Telephone. No. 1873.
Rates to Western points lower than via any
q. .. SCULL, w. N. CLEMENTS,
Gsn'l PAss. Agent General Manager,
nlB-tf
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

Now don't talk. On Saturday we will
just astonieh you with our goods. We
will put on the market q large lot of
French Peas and the very best corn. The
prices Will take your breath away. a
lot OF wine sauce for pudding. A lot Of
California lemon drop peaoRes In fine
syrup. A lot OF apricots that you can't
nor can we duplicate, nor can money buy
any finer. II anyone can beat us on tea
we would like to see them. We have the
best tea ever offered, packed in ChlRa,
pound and pounds in each basket. We
have sold as high as 200 baskets in a
mouth. II you buy it once you will have
It always. Our French coffee is excel.
lent and so eheap-will tell you some
time how we come to get It, Have you
tried those rippered herring aud fnnin
haddesi It will pay you to come aud
see our stock that we will open on Fri
day. Cur specially will be all grades OF
coffee at 500 King street.
It w WTER
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13
lat THE

Ladies' Kid Gloves 81. SIPS
goods; to be slaughtered this
week at 80 cents a pair. A bar
gain worth your looking after.
IS dozen Ladies Swiss Rib
bed Isle Vests, ought to be so
cents piece, but you can have
them now for IS cents. IS cents
each. Don't wait
We have secured another
lot of the favorite German
Damask Table Lincn-that o.
cent quality to offer you at so
cents a yard--unquestionably
cheap. Also several numbers
in bleached at special prices,
from 50 cents to 81 a yard in
this sale.
We know every lady likes a
perfect fitting and comfortable
Corset. She can find such in
Thomson & Langdon's Glove
Fitting. They have no superior.
Extra long, SO desirable at the
present time. We offer them in
several different grades in White,
Blue, Black, Cardinal. We in
clude the best 5o-cent Corset
in the market; made extra long.
Last week made a hole in our
Cloak, stock The new prices
did the work.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13
oh, Mllnt a COUCH.

WIN you heed the warningl The Sig
nal perhaps of the sure approach Of tn At
more terrible disease, Consumption. Ask
yourselves II you can afford Tor the sake OF
saving 80 cents, to run the risk and do
nothing for II. We know from expert
ence that Shiloh's Cure will Cure your
Cough. 1t never fails Tbis explains
why more than Million Bottles were
sold the past year. 1t relieves Group aud
Whooping Cough at once. Mothers do
not be without it. For Lame Back, Side
or Chest, use shiloh's Porous Plaster. N.
Is. Dauiorth, wholesale and retail agent,
Second and Market streets, Wilmington,
Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

AT last the Legislature seems 10 have
come TO the conclusion to do come
thing, and yesterday quite number
Of bills were introduced, We sincere.
ly hope that all bills relating 10 tbis
city will be Carefully examined. and
that unless it can be shown tina, lie
most urgent necessity exists, none will
be passed empowering either OF the
commissions or the council to create
any more loans. The interest roll of
this city is already heavy tax, and
absorbs great part OF the revenue
For years it has been the custom at
every session of the Legislature to in
crease the city debt and pile UP more
interest, but with it all we have about
as bad, or worse streets than any other
city in the country, no sewerage sys.
tenn and water that we could rot use
for weeks last summer. These are
some OF the evils that should be RENE
died, but unfortunately there doea not
seem to be disposition to do much in
this line. We do not know the full
purport of the bill "To authorize tho
Mayor and Council TO borrow money! u
aud therefore advise that il be care.
fully examined.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

there are very few horses on French
street that are manageable. The
number OF sleighs flying up and down,
with the crowds at the corners, creates
an excitement which is shared by the
horses, and they are very apt to take
go as you please gait regardless Of the
rein or command of the driver. The
evidence in reference to Mr.. Simpson
racing at the time was very conflict
ing, but whether he wss or not, IL
does rot alter the fact that there has
been too much of that kind of sport
on French street, and it is hoped that
this case will be the means of putting
a stop to it in the future.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

'Notes and Queries" tells that cards,
which were invented at the close of the
fourteenth century, were orig nally
very different from those in use at
present. In shape they were square,
and instead of suits Of spades, clubs,
hearts and diamonds their marks were
rabbits, pinks, roses and flowers of
columbine. The figured cards were
very prettily devised, queen riding on
horseback with a rabbit beside her
marked the queen of rabbits or OF clubs.
A rustic-looking man, grotesquely
dressed and standing in strange atti-
tude, with pink beside him. signified
the knave Of pinks, or diamonds.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13
Mrs. Stark still Has the children.

LEwIssURg, Feb. 12.-The Gaze of
Wesley b. Stark has been dismissed by
Judge Butcher al the request OF Mr..
stark's attorneys. Mrs. Stark has TIE
children and will probably keep them,
unless proceedings are resumed In Lycom-
ing county. Public opinion was so much
IN favor OF Mrs. Stark that on very short
notice enough money could have been
raised by subscription TO defray all the
expenses Of trial. Ia the testimony
given last Monday it was brought out
that Mr.. Stark had been too attentive to
Grace Dennis, servant girl 10 his en-
ploy, and probably the scandal antici-
pated from this witness may have had
something to do with his having the case
dismissed,
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday. Feb, 10. lsso.

i"''-"eA' 'ihl a. WEDNESDAY, FEB, 10, ls59.
Lightning has str k
twice in one spot.
Five months ago we told
you of IS cent colored
heavyweight French CASH
mere at so cents. A most
unlikely happening. All we
could get went over the
counters about as fast as
yards could be measured
and cut. What wonder!
They were from the looms
OF one Of the best Cashmere
makers in the world. Twas
like giving 65 cents in gold
for hall a dollar.
But here it is again! The
same weight Cashmere, from
the same maker, and again
al so cents.
Not a whisper of the max
er's name. That's part of
the trade. But II you know
of the best colored CASH
meres you won't guess more
than twice. No better goods
of the weight can be had at
any price.
40 inches, spring shades.
Near centre Of the store.
Carpenters versus Cling.
hams. An extra counter for
the Ginghsms exhib i t e d
only carpenters tools yes,er-
day. To-day it is occupied
with the goods.
Northeast Of centre.
d-iashioned Croche,
Lace again. Fashion sa,
it. Pretty as ever, tough al
ever. Will stand the romp.
ing OF the rompingest child
longer than any stuff you're
likely to put it on. Irish
hand.run White Cotton, !
to Il inches, 8 to Coo. Tire
inch goods in rich designs
95c to So. Same in pure
Linen. natural color, 81, S.
and S2.z5. Four Inch, $1.sc
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13
A Telnpernee rapcr ~ l,,,n Mnwr.

PoTTsTcvN, FEB. The Women's
Chrlstian Temperance Union err actively
engaged securing The names Cf all the
voters Of Pot.st0wn and the seven dis
tricls adjoining, which are under the
charge Of tue Pottstown union. Money
is being raised TO establish a paper to be
printed at Bryu Mawr in the Interest Of
the Prohibition amendment. A meetin.
Was held Lere this Afternoon to hear the
reports Of the dllereut Committees. VINO
reported progress.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13
wILmINaroN q MORT HsRn =, .

Tine table in eject, Dec 9th, lssa, Train,
leave Wilmington tffench street) as follow:
for Heading, Birdsboto, Joanna, spring.
nelo, WAynesburg Junction, Manor ,Pottsyllle
InmAqua, ,Allentown, Lebanon, Weiaefs.
WE snd all points on the Philsdelphia ana
For spHinsaela q w n; and re p. N.
Sostesyille, Embreevile, Lenspe, Ghsdd';
F3rd ane Dupont's and intermediate poins,
IOn. m, 2.lo and 90 D. N.
h Eor Ceatesytlle and intermediate points ii
H9o a. m, 40 and q. 90 p, m, -
~ Eor west Chester, 100 .. M, 2.se and 80
Daily except Saturday and SUNDAY.
. nof New Bridge and intermediate nointa
II. p, m. o'" anu
nS On sunday for Beading and internediat.
Intermediate points al 8. 90 p. m. 4'N ~No
A. g. AeCAUsbAHD. B0WHBss BRIe91.
superintendent. Gen Pass AT,t
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY, 2lsr, 1850,
at 10 o'clock a. m,

10 head Of horses, among which arc 9
mares with foal, one 2-year-old colt, one
yearling, ~ head of good milch cows, Q
heifers coming in profit; 3 2year-old
steers, bull, fat on, 10 shoats, also the
follow ing farming implements: 2-spiing
wagon, l farm wagon hay wagon, with
rigginR: roller, nearly new; Buckeye
drill, nearly newt l Walter A. Wood
binder, nearly new;l Walter A. Wood
mower, nearly new; Evans corn plant
er, | wheel cultiyator, / cider press,
] OK cart, feed cutter, In good repair:
horserake nearly now;2 carriages,
just from shop; syracuse plows; also
forks, shoVels, harness, and many other
articles too numerous 10 mention. Hay
by the ton, 40 tons; wheat in the ground,
by the acre. Also 1900 bushels Of corn on
the cob.
Tcrms.-All sums OF SO and under,
cash; all over that amount n credit OF
nine months on purchaser giving a
bankable note with approved cndoTser
interest added. 5pcr, cent. OH for cash
on all credit sums.
BARNEY REYBOLD,
W. A. Hukill, Auctioneer. fI-lltd-ltw
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

An inmate of the pcnitentiary at saleu,
Oregon, cut OF his hand in order to get a
spell OF idlentss. On his way TO the
penitentlary few weeks sgo, he told the
officer that he did not intend working
while In jail. lie was assigned to the
foundry and on the first day burnt his
foot Afterwards be asserted he was
81 k, and when this was found not 10 be
the case be mutllated himself. He used
a Ratchet, aud made two blows at the
hand before he accomplished his purpose.
The penitentiary doctor says the man lie
not Insane.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

Mems prime waterproof boots
worth S.; we sell now for 81
Mems waterproof boots, worth
81; we sell now for So.
Mems extra prime kip boots.
worth $3.50; we sell now for
$3.50.
Mems coarse boots, worth Sax
we sell now for 81.
A lot Of Mems coarse boots Of
several different good makes,
$3.50, SI.75 and S2.oo.
Boys prime kip boots, worth
$3.50; we sell now for $500.
Boys prime kip boots, worth
S2.2s; we sell now for SL75.
A lot Of boys coarse boots Of
several different good makes,
SI.25 and SI.5o.
Mems calf boots, Sr.75, $500
and $3.50.
The reason for such slashing
in prices are, that we have not
the convenient room to properly
display coarse boots and have
determined to quit keeping them
after this season.
Fine and medium grades Of
seasonable footwear for men and
women, boys and girls.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

Word has reached Beverly, Mass Of
the death of Mrs. Maria F. Montgomery
widow of General Bacon Montgomery, Of
81. Joseph, Mo, aud daughter of the late
George II. Eonans, of Beverly. She dis
tinguished herself during the war by
carrying dispatches across the State OF
Missouri to General Lyons. AT one time
she was suspected and taken prisoner by
the non UBi nists and searched. The
dispatches were concealed between the
sole OF her foot and stocking AID were
not found. She afterward delivered
them TO General Lyons In person.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

Dr. simm6' Eye Cure, the great leading
eye remedy, cures every time; never does
harm, bat always does good. Cures the
worst Of cases without fail Hundreds of
references. All bad cases now well. 25c.
Depot, Fourth aud King streets, Wilmiur-
ION Philadelphia, Smith 8, Kline Co., 49y
Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

It seems to be the wish of the old
soldiers that Ex-Governor Russell A,
Alger, of Michigan. shall have q place
In General Harrison's Cabinet The
General is a member of the G. A, Il
and served in the army during the en-.
tire war. II Is urged In his behalf that
he enlisted few days after the liIiag
on Sumter, speedily became captain,
and by hard fighting and effective ser.
vice was made bTeYet major general
before the close OF the war lie was
wounded severely twice and once
taken prisoner, and his entire record
IL one that any man can be proud Of.
General Logan was bis lifelong friend,
and he is the same friend to and repre- =.
sentative for the old soldiers that the
lamented Logan was. II General
Harrison, who is an old soldier and a
member OF the Grand Army, should
think proper to tend General Alrer a
position In the Cabinet the old soldiers
will feel that they have a man there
on whose friendship they can conf
IDENTIFY rely, and whom they know
thinks and feels the same on al cues.
tons affecting their interests as they
do themselves.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

The verdict of the jury in the case
OF John Robinson vs.. Francis Eimp.
son, should act as a notice to men
driving fast teams on our streets that
pedestrians have come rights that
must be respected. In this case il was
claimed that Mr. Simpson was not
liable Tor damages on account Of his
horse becoming unmanagesble, but we
Imagine that in the sleighing season
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

Don't II dealer offers you a bottle
OF Salvation Oil In mutilated or de
laced package, don't buy 1t at any
priee,-it mas be dangerous and worth
less counterfeit. lnsist upon getting a
perfect, unBrokeu, genuiGe package.
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13
DR.. MIESTERFELO

SesouTH FOURTH ST., PHILA., PA.
Jury Years practice In the special di,easeg
~ ~, nt,,allF cohsnlts me, no matter how ION =
s ~ mhlt dlsea Il Is. cure IL by using nv
thcir money. Patients who have no ha, ~. y
n LAY posr1 with small aceount. Hours 0 10 4
anu 10 sp' m. bundRysstos, f7-smt
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13
A UCIIONEER's CARD.


NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,
january 18Th, Is3s,
Upon the Application or Samuel shew-
ara Johnson, Executor OF John Bran
nan, late Of Chrstiana Hundred, In
said County, deceased. It is ordered aud al.
iected by the Register that ms Exccu.
ior Aforesaid, give Eotice Of grant.
the estate OF the deceased, with the date oi
granting thereof, by causing advertisements
TO be posted within forty DAYS from the date
olsuch letters in elk OF Tie most public places
or the county OF Inevitable, recurring All
persons havlng demands against the estate 10
present the same. or abide by an Acts AZ.
sembly in such case made and provided and
also cause the same to he inserted within ms
same period IN the DAILY REPUBLIcGH, a
newopaper published in Wilmington, De.
ana 70 be continued therein three weeks
Fl Glvea undor the hand and Seal OF
L. $. ONCE of the Register Aforesaid, al
II Wilmington, In New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year above writer"
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register,
=, NoTICR.-All persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present Ale
same, duly attested 10 the Executor, on
or before Jan. 18th, 1870, or abide the Act or
Assembly - such case made ana provided
SAMUEL STEWARD jOH NsoN,
49,, Executor.
Address. Wilmington, Del. ili.Sw-eod
Daily Republican., 1889-02-13

1t was quite pathetic to
note the disappointment OF
many late corners to the
tables where the Saxon Art
Pottery was offered at quar-
ter prices yesterday morn
ing.
The buying cyclone had
gone through the lot by
noon, although some good
selections were made later,
and a corporal's guard OF
small pieces remains this
morning.
But now q consolation COL
lection Of a few hundred
more pieces on the same
counters, gathered and quar-.
tered in price, as a peace
offering to you who were
saying yesterday ''it might
have been.'
About 200 pieces Bohe-
milan Glass, manufacturers
samples, epergnes, flower
vases, gypsy.kettIes almost
Ike choice orchids in shapes
and colors, and SO natural
that you almost look into
the little cups for the MORN
ing dew-drops. Here Is a
specimen vase, was $3.50,
then 81 25 now 62I cents.
About 100 Baccarat glass
bottles with metal tops for
cologne, bay rum or toilet
water, plain white and auro-
"a. Was there ever glass
made like the Baccarat. OF
Paris! The prices were $I.25
to $500, now they are SO to
rs cents.
And 10 enrich the offer.
ing 100 pi ces choice Carne-
liam glass, also Bohemian,
the prices Of which have
been treated with equal
recklessness OF costs and
values.
Ready at 9 o'clock this
morning. And this ends the
quarter price business.