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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22


MI. Altshuler 10 on the sick list.
Mems caps only Is etc At B. &C.
What's the matter With ''dissem.
bling"
Oysters at Ernst Welsch's. Best
brands kept.
Judge Dilvorth was in Red Cloud
on Monday last.
Esquire Pond has returned to his
home in Kansas.
J. n. Richards Of Beatrice was in
Red Cloud this week.
Miss Myra Pardoo has returned to
Council Bluffs, her home.
c. f. Davis Of Superior was in Red
Cloud this week on business.
Read our new ads this week. 1t
will pay you to sea them closely.
Sleeper Bros regular days for grind
ing are Wednesdays and Saturday.
Jean Pants, warranted not to rip
for only 81 100 At B. 4
All winter goods II your own say
90 At b. & G.
Remember good solid over-coat
can be bought Of B. & G.. for 81. so.
Overcoats at coat and moro to At
B. & G.
Look at our jean pants for 800,
warranted not to rip. B. &C.
A. NJ. Walters Of Blue Hill was in
Red Cloud attending court this week.
Old copper, ircn, rags, etc., taken
in trade for tinware at Adam Nor.
hart. EFT
r. NJ. Martin has sold out tho Chi
cago store and VIM. Ducker is now in
charge.
Great bargains in Hsmburgs, hos
cry aad white trimmings at Mrs. F.
Newhousc.
B. F. Dennison, 20" passenger
agent WAS visiting old friends in this
city this week.
On the 10th Clarence Guy and
May Horn wele licensed to wed, both
Of this county.
All kinds of novelty braid, rick
rack, braid, tinsel cord &c. 60. at
Mrs. F. Newhouse.
j. Il. Surrey. cashier Of the First
National bank, and John Young have
returned from York.
A marriage license Vas issued on
the 18th to Schuyler Watson and Vic
toria Leport, both Of Webster county.
Take your old copper ware, iron.
rage. ETC., to Morhart who will ex-
| change tinawre for the same. #.
II. c. Lillibridge Of Detroit, Mich
igan, was in the city Sunday visiting
his old friend, Harry Pond and family.
Red Cloud is making desperate
effort to secure the extension Of the
Rock Island to that place. Superior
Journal.
The petit nsa:;re editor, Boss No
Keeby, Of the wind mill organ should
muzzle his fool manager before he
gives the snap away.
A. J. Nelch and wife will leave
for McCook about the LIST OF March.
Their friends will be exceedingly
sorry to have them 80.
G.. W. Knight and wife, Harry Pond
and wife were in Kearney this weei
ate nding the annual encanpment Of
the Grand Army Of the Republic.
Henry Scott has made o Of thu
best sherif's that Webster comfy
ever had. He attends to business
promptly and gives the best satisfac
ton to the patrons Of his Office.
David Zerwekh and wife startei
for Portland, Oregon, Wednesda,
last where Dave will 70 into bushes.
for himself. We take pleasure il
wishing them ucces and prosper
ity.
The public schools are becoming s.
crowded that Prof. Curran informs y
that i, is impossible to furnish seat
, ing capacity. There are nov almos
200 children enrolled. and the mum
, Der increasing every day.
Sheriff Scott arrested two horse
l thieves on Saturday night wanted il
Adams county. The principal eulpri
was named Bemis, and the team VI
, q large gray pair Of ses. Junist
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22
Railroad!
One Cent a Mile

have this day concluded to open up
A Cash House. February l. 1889.
! will run a strictly cash house. Please call and note ny
prices. 1t will be q greater cut on prices than one cent .
mile by the railroad company. l will positively NOT ell
one cents worth Of goods on time. fanny goods that sell Tor
l5c OF two for CSC, l will sell for lsc, &c Will make exact
change SO you see you will save 90 Fer cent by trading at
Strictly Cash House. You will not have to help pay bad
As credit business is run all customers have 70
pay more for goods to help pay tie los es of bad debts I can
do business for less profit for cash. and that is what / am 20
ing to do
Sell Strictly for Cash or Produce !
So come and See me and you will say that I have struck tho
right key note to that great hereafter which means in .
commercial way great success in business. All will sy we
have found the place and the man to trade with. Come,
come. come and see me l will do you good.
treat Cash House, no goods sold on time
bring your cash or produce and trade with
the best house in Southern Neb.
B. F. MIZER,
The Opera House Cash Grocer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

Wanted . lady 70 Learn dres-HAk-
ing. Mass b god s0svR - Nm
'HAp4 10~
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22
The Tide Turns!

The people soon find where they can get Bargains and YounEs {. o. d. Em.
Iporum is attracting attention. Our price, . not be touched BY composition
No such bargains to be had this side o. Nu York-our headquarters. In the
maeht'om ofmercantIe life, IN the rush and push. and struggle for supremacy
The Battle is Half Won in the Buying
And with III . Total Victory Is obtained IN selling q Ne baylor cash ADD be-
low real value. Our New York man picks up bargains that oMy kss sspss,-
ence and constant watching ~ secure. and every item that posses over cur
counters will be a thunderbot from the clear sky-vs will quote . ,sw Of our
prices "a give you an idea.
Pins 1c Dor papsi. Needles 10 Or paper good thread In white. % 0po0L
Silk Yelling 100 pr yard. Doublo width yelling 100 I'd that otA0D
ask 4Oc for same. DTooo 0utto0n nom &c 70 loo p DOG. that
merchants usually :en from l6c to 4oc tor ssTas gocdA
large ban knitting cotton &c Or bell enc 20 on
We could name . thousand things that we sell II half What others ask ed
still our competitors look on snd wonder how se ~ afford s de- il.
We AT constantly receiving goods from "a buyer that surprises " eur.
selves and the lucky one, that call At our stsrc 5000, take sdvsseaee 81
such chances the goods don last long, the trouble il o get enough
OF them. Moving onward. ever onward, " = will by indomitab.e exersssios
and zeal. gain tho fore front Of the mercantile battle backed BY the almighty
dollar, which eIerts IN alpowerul influence in scooping here there ssd
picking up the greatest bargains for the least money and givne
you the greatest b.seft EVER offered to the purchasing public. Ow,6 9
troidsriea. laces, white goods, DC. have arrived.
V(n1NG'S n n EMD0RTTM
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22
SPLlNTERS

Gathered UP BY Chief RePorsers O
And About the City and County.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-02-22

Der increasing every day.
Sheriff Scott arrested two horse
thieves on Saturday night wanted in
Adams county. The principal eulprit
Was named Bemis. and the team vas
. large gray pair Of ses. Junista
rsrtiss came after { a the same eve
ming.
Art Howard, Who mas been in the
employ Of the Howell Lumber Co. for
some months past has been transfer.
ed to Colombo. which place he left
for last Wednesday. The Great Fan.
lily Weekly will follow Arthur 70 his
new home and keep him posted on
Red Cloud afa;n. TRE CRIEF wish.
es him prosperity.
The Farmers and Merchants bank
Of Red Cloud begaa . general bank.
ing business April s, 1856, and .,
this day makes il sssssd sesd il IL
oIss q Tie sssrstaEy Il saate. III
s.therissd capital stest i eloo.eoo
and the following ssalsosa s.hseribs
. its articles Of isecrpcrsGioc: A.
10. Highly, v. S. Gs1Ssr, J. Z. Shit,
S. c. Smith, ]. ". xeoa, Silas Gar
Beg. Gseess d. Hslla.d, +. B. Smith,
D. G. NevhsI1e. - 0sa1s0 Tel
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-07
THIRD EDITION.


Last evening the Knights of the Golden
Eagles IN this city were visited BY gu
preme Chief J. ID. Barnes, Past Grand
Chief Oscar Munda and other mem bers
OF The Sapreme Castle. The visitors
! were met at the p, W. & b. Railroad
station and escorted to the hall at Fifth
anu French streets, where the en- ire work
! Oh the order was gone through, with
iChiet saru's as Instructor. At the con-
elaston speecl es were made by r. q.
Thomas Birchail, z. G. Chief William o.
Brown, q. V. Z. Vollmer and 9th RS.
When the me, tug adjourned the fol-
lowing prominent memb rs of the order
Adjourned to Aiuscow's, where n banquet
was served: ). c., j. b. Barnes; Z. s.
e., Thom's Birrhall; 2. g. G., w. o.
Brown q. G., John Hance; G. o. G.,
Harry Vollmer, John Myers; 2. g. G.,
Oscar Murda; g. NJ. r., Anderson Fiel :
tp>j @, H. Howard McAllister; q. s. &.
=. A. Oliver, Jr.; s. s. g., Charles Spear;
u. l., W. 6, Hurlork; r. O., j. l.. Litzen-
berg; P. c., Z. NJ. Richmond and A..
-Moulder Of Philadelphia, and u. d. q. G.
Charles Fehrenbsch. William o. Brown
acted as toast master, aud the Va, ious
Eagles made Appropriate and witty
speeches. The visitors returned TO Phi a.
delphia early this morning well pleased
with their reception.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-07
PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals will be received in the box
IN IN Council thatnb until O'Clock, We'd
neshay evening, May 4 1859, for furnishing
uniforms for the police force of the city Of
MllmingtOn, delaware.
A double breasted sack coat, buttons on
breast, 3 on sleeve, and shoulder straps with
TO be Of gold tinsel.
one single breasted vest buttons on breast
with two hip pockets amt two front p0ckets.
Goats TO be uniform In length, aud In all
csAts they must be q inches from bottom of
sktrt 10 sole of boot.
PantRl0ons TO be At knee 10 inches, and at
bottom lTAf inches buttons to he fire Gilt.
Uniform Of fAtrOlmen, a.
Single-brcasted sack coat, square cut, ave
buttons on breast and two ON sleeve. Buttons
to bc nickel.
Coats TO be same uniform length as ChIefand
serEeants. Vest aud pants TO be cut same uni
form alLe as herein before mentioned. SAM
ri 5 of materials aud timing TO be sent 10 the
clerks Oilirc on or before Bo'clock on " eduus.
dAy evening, the sth OF May. 1879.
The material must he "a o., Of indigo blue,
amt stand the test orc. T.. nitric acid.
The committee reBtrve tue right TO reject any
or all bids.
The bids must he addressed to Francis n.
Sawdon, Chairman OF the Police Committee,
city Hall, and accompanied by bond OF SOO
Tor the faith fGl performance OF contract.
FRANCIS r. BAWDOS,
Chairman Police Committee.
Bids will also he received for uniform hats,
to be helmet shape and Of fur similar to those
in use In the city of Philadelphia, until We'd
ntsday evening, May $, ut O'Clock. hAmples
OF hats to be sent To the clerks once DeisTe
the above mentioned hour, BIDS TO be accom-
ance q contract, b, L. SAN DON,
m7-2t Chairman.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-07

Rev. E. l.. Hubbard WAS given very
pleasant reception by the members OF the
NJ. Il. Church, at New Caetle, on Mon.
day evening. Rev. b. +. Price, of Chris
tiana, made very ierSent prayer, after
which JAMES NJ. Wise made an address
cpngratulating Rev, Mr.. Hubbard on his
safe rcturn home. The baud played
"a me Again" after which Presiding
u der Murray called up pleasing incii nts
OF the time when he aud Mr.. II. were BOYS
{ gether at school.
James T. Mulln of this city gave an
in -erestlng ac- cunt OF their trip to
Europe, and alluded briefly to NJ. Hub
bard, whose Grief con ern appeared TO be
OF his congregation and the kiudress that
lal ben shown him. Mr.. Hubbard
sp Ike very ieelnely of his trip When
he babe farewell TO Mr. Mullin and his
s)u in London, he did not expect 10 live
- see thgm again. After they left him
procured a tricycle. and started on his
cur
Although lie was able to 90 ouly five
miles the first day, he soon gained
strength to Increase the distance, aud
made the tour through portions Of Eng
land, Scotland ard Ireland; his weight
increased from l40 pounds to 100 pounds,
and he felt the blessing OF returning
htalth and vigor. After some words Of
congratuls ion the party seplrat, d thank
Aug God for the BE: sing enjoyed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-07

The Sunday ball players arrested by
Constable Porter and a squad Of VIII
mingtou police, on Sunday afternoon, for
playing ball on the marshes near the
Pulp Works, had a hearing before Squire
Bertolette last night, and each Of them
were fined IS and COST, $9.5f. There
was an immense crowd In aud srouud the
office during the hearing. Squire Berto.
lette says IL ne had had presence OF mind
enough no would have told the officers
to have spotted few more they saw on
the grounds and more fines would have
been imposed. When Constable Porter
went out to get his team to 90 home, he
found that his lorse had been unhar-
Iessed and wheel had been taken from
his wagon. He Immediately offered a
reward of s. for the names of those who
interiered with his property He then
started to the stables of Jester & Nc
Daniel, and was followed by an immense
crowd, Threatening him with bodily in
jury and calling him names. When lie
reached the stable the crowd was so
great that word was telephoned to the
police station, and Serg, ant Blackburn
went and disperted the crowd aud PIE.
vented trouble.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-07
NeWn Summary,

A catboat, about IS feet long, with the
letter 40" marked on the sail, was pick
ed up on Long Island Sound yesterday
afternoon, bottom up, and taken to City
Island. A mans coat was found In the
boat The same boat, 1t is said, was seen
cruising In the sound earlier In the day,
with pleasure party OF seven OF eight
persons on board, and 1t Ia feared that the
occupants were drowned.
Auanwho registered as James Moss,
OF Philadelphia, was found dead In his
room at the Putnam HOUSE, In New York,
yesterday morning. lie had evidently
died from the effects of gas, which was
escaping from burner turned on at full
head. He is sod to have beeu retired
real estate agent of xAsbury Park.
IsaiJh Flynn, ClamentsOn Flynn, Henry
Barnes, Thomas Anderson and "A man
named McLennan, and his son John, left
st. Andrews, New Brunswick, on Salur-
day afternoon In a sloop. Alter going a
short distance the boat was capsi2ed and
the whole party drowned.
General Adam E King, formerly naval
officer at Baltimore has, It is said, been
decided upon at the State Department for
Consul General at Paris. The appoint.
meut Is attributed to the close personal
and political irit ndship existiug between
General King and Secretary b aine.
During tight at Hungarian chris
tening near Houtzdale, Pa, on Sunday
night, Joseph Teeser WAS Ii led and sew
eral other persons were severely wound
ed. Several arrests were made, but the
two men accused OF the murder OF Tie, ser
-Ba dz and Joseph Renyak-escapcd.
A despatch from Braxton, west Viz
ginia, says that ON Sunday Z. b, HART,
with his wife aud two children, tried to
cross n swollen mountain stream in
canoe. Half way over the boat capsized
and the entire famlly-werc drow ed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-07

At the Municipal Court last q. Ming
Miller Dickinson was fined s. and cu...
for drunkenness.
Alfred b. Taylor and J. WALLACE Nj.
kins, agents for "SoapIne, were arrested
for posting advertisements on the pu.r,
OF the Delaware and Atlantic Trlelr,th
and Telephone Company. and wrre luri
SO each. They pleaded guilty, bu, sad
they were ignorant OF the law
WIN. Laughrey, No. 1928 Lancaster
avenue, WAS charged with committing an
assault on John l.. Leobe with intrut d,
kill. At the request OF Z. Il. Lone. E-l...
counsel for Laughrey, the case wa. ,o',-
tinued until Wednesday evening, M,y :.
At this mornings session John Lamb
diu and Walter Massey, charged w.lh
going of with the team OF John FIaIagr
on Sunday afternoon, were r,primaaleI
and discharged, Flamer not wishing "a
prosecute them. Judge Ball told them
they bad narrow escape, and sdys l
them not to be guilty of such oIvucs
again.
James Smith aud Henry L0per were
arrested by Officer Burleigh for drunken
ness and were each fined t1 and COSTS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-07
FIFTH EDITION.


WILLIAM PORT, May0.-Ney, re,,,,,
this city to-day OF terrlb runaway ." ',u
dent that occurred on Saturday, in '.'. -
Township, Union county, near ths ,c's *
ing county line, resulting In the iun W..
OF Ave young ladies', two of them l,,1.Iyj
The victims were Hester JamI .on r',,'
rietta Oakes, Alkaline Oases, Rel, t,mI
son and Sarah Russell.
The young ladies reiIde ip ,.c...
Township, AMI on Saturday III 81 Ia
home with horse and wagon l., IL, Ia
Allenwooj, station on the Pulal,l.i',
aud Reading Road, several mile. has
their home'. While driving throu N A..
country the horse took fright and .-
away, upsettlng the wagon. III. plf.
were thrown violently 10 the prouul
with the wrecked vehicle 90 top OF them
1t was 'omc time after tie Acrldurt Vl..
they were discovered by man, Nto 4.
cured help and rescued them.
Hester Jamison and Henrietta Utlc.
were unconsc 'ous. their skull leip,
badly crushed. Alkaline OaAe rrf vel
n fractured arm, but the Olhr- 10
escaped with painful bruises a tty,,.
clan pronounced the injuries of Tho iso
fret mentioned as fatal Early thi mt-B.
ing they were still living, with ill., .pgs.
poet OF rallying from tho shock
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-07
The RrIck Man on IIi. TraNeI-

The Wet Chester ocal News OF ll,lyr4-
day says: On Thursday afternoon a man
having with him two package. done up
in sbawlstrnps arrived In Parke.burg and
registered ut the Wright House, giving
his name as William Woods. Alter MS
arrival West Chester gentleman csmo
into the bar room and brought the news
OF the robbery at the Mansion House
The matter was talked over, aud j. W,
Wright, the proprietor OF the Wright
House, stated the mode Of treatment hes
would pur. ue IN such a case. The stran-
ger was present, and Mr.. Wright noticed
that he acted strangely. The next morn
ing he was missing, having disappeared.
leaving behind him his two packages and
his unpaid board bill. The packages
were examined, but their value was lot
equivalent TO the amount OF the bill, a.
they contained nothing but stones. lhs
stranger ia supposed TO be the same VINO
visited West Chester and Wilmington in
the same week and took blankets 10 eK-
change for bricks.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-07

The Directors OF the Street and Sewer
Commission held II special meeting last
night. The engineer was instructed to
drive stakes for resetttlng cub on north
eide of Fourth street between Tatnsll
snd West. 1t was also decided to close
Fourth street spring and to run the water
70 Third aud Tatnal streets. where It will
be turned into a fountain. The commits
sion was Invited 10 meet the president OF
the Park Commits lou at Rationale Kun
In regard to the int, rcepiing sewer.
John Maxwell 4 Sous were awarded
the contra for furnishing 3.G0j feet OF
gutter stones at Is cents pee Nneal foot
~. W. Porter was granted the cuutract
TO grade the remainder Of Nandever ave
.h1e at 80 cents per cubic foot. The en-
giDeer was inst ucted to drive takes IL
mark the grading TO be done.
The board Will this eye.ing make q
formal demand on the City Council fol
the $50, 900 turpus.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-07

James NJ. Barton, finding that 1t dldn'b
pay TO run Novelty Theatre down on
the coast, slipped out yesterday morning,
having had his trapplngs all sent out to
the West Yard, intending to go to Baiti-
more. lie took some musical instruments
to the p, w. Il B. station In the morn
ing. Some Of his creditors, however,
heard OF the intended "sklp' and got in
on Barton. Phillip Plunkett took the
things in the West Yard for rent, aud
Held & Bro. attached the horns for q
printing bill. Barton has promised to
pay all his debts, but the property will DO
held until he squares up or gives security
for the same,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-07

PorTsvILLE, May ON charging tho
grand jury to-day. Judge Pershing took
occasion to inVeigh In his usually forci-
BILE way ngainrt prize-fghiing generally
and The iasco gotten up by Mahoney
CITY sports few weeks ago and fought
near Lost Creek. He said the principals
amounted TO nothing and 1t was only the
debasing influence OF their example that
invoked the arm OF the law to vengeance.
The papers gave full reports OF the fight
aud many other lawless transactions, bup
the constables seemed to be blind to-
them. Judge Pershing said that party
ofgypsies Is oyerrunning the town and
telling fortunes for silly boys aud girlR
aud sillier men and women. This is not
ouly against the law, but often impress
sions are left that have powerful lnau-
ence IN the whole alter lives of those
who are silly enough to pay their money
for such nonsense.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-07

About IL o'clock to-day Chick Foy
created quite rumpus at the Atlantic
Garden Hotel, No. 92i' King street.
tCbick" came into the hotel demanding
drinks, when be got into a wOrdy altercu-
ton with Oliver H. Courtney and cal ed
him very foul name. Mr.. Creeden, the
proprietor, to d him he would have no
such conversation in his no Sc, and toll
Chick he would have to get out.
''Chtck" left, ycwing ss he did 20 that he
would get even with Creeden. In abou,
twenty minutes alter tremendous crasr
was heard at the front window Of tn
Aotel. "Chick' had got hold o. a brick
which he hurled at the window. The
brick ST. uck the cross-bar and the isl
Ssnt the glass in ali directions. Aite
viewing what he hal dore few momenti
he coolly walked oil down King street
"Chick," 1t is sad, is to be arrested.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-07

To tie Republicans ard Democrats Of
Wilmington aud vicinity:
You are hereby notified that your hum.
BILE servant has returned TO his first love
to personally eurpervlse and cater to the
wants and desires Of those who Indulge
in the uoNlous weed. For we propose to
have a little caravan at Seventh and
Orange, or In other words to make Rome
howl the com NJ year. Now we expect
out OF the twenty thousand cheWers and
smokers In Wilmington uiuet' EN- thou
sand will give us a csll during the com
Ing month aud test the truth of this as
sertiou and confirm their faith IN the
above OK ravagant statement. Remam-
he, ing It's the province Of this ship when
the captain is at the wheel to always lead
nevtr follow.
Our Wholesale AMI Retail Tobacco
House, Seventh and Orange, Retail House,
No. D East Third street.
Respectful y A. A. CHAPMAN.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-07

James Morrow enjoys the reputation Of
beirg one Of the best and most extensive
raisers of cattle in this State, and cOnse.
quently those from his farm, near New
ark, are always in demand. Joseph Il.
aud james V. Martin, the well-known
butchers 10 Third street market, haya
just secured twenty five head of llne
young steers from Nj. Morrow, which are
fully equal If not superior to anything OF
the kind that has been brought to this
city for long time. None OF them are
over 3 years old, and they will average
about 500 pounds each. The Messrs.
Martin will serve the first OF this meat to
their Gu toners to- morrow.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-07

A session Of the Levy Court was held
this morning at which the committee APP
pointed to audit the accounts of County
Treasurer Hauan reported that they had
attended to that duty and found them
correct.
The bill of John II, Rodney, Esq, the
attorney for the court, amounting TO
$500, was approved aud ordered TO tie
paid.
A committee OF five was appointed to
view Easthuu's triigc, in Mil Greek
hundred.
The bond of the county treasurer aud
that OF the co'lec or for Mill CrcrR hun
deed WIRE presented and approvei.
AT IL O'Clock the court adjourned until
this afternoon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-05-07
SOS. AZ
Mems, Boys, and
Chi|dren's


Mems Atwood
CassimereS Suits from
So up to SIS, in
fancy plaid and chew
lots.
Handsome all
wool Cheviot Suits
from $40 up to SIS.
The popular wide
wales in 3-buttOn
cutaway coats over
at S13 andSI5. All.
wool black cork
screw, flat binding,
in asack,or 3-button
cutaway, $50. Color
guaranteed.
Spring weight dia-
gonal and corkscrew,
silk-faced, in the
popular Prince AL
bert, from $lS to
$50.
A good, all-wool
pants in light or
dark colors at 50.
A line of blue
suits in best Middle
sex flannel at SIS;
other makes at $40,
$40, for G.. A. II.
Color guaranteed.
A large and vari-
ed assortment in
Boys and Children's
Suits, in fancy mix
ed cassimeres and
cheviOts from 81 to
$l5. Children's
Suits in fancy plaids
and Scotch goods,
in fancy pleated and
Norfolk jacket, from
$3.50 up to So.
Goods to order a
speciality.