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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-06
WISCONSIN.
governor Assured

r,.ct,on for Governor Assured.
frl.ro Ill, Nov. 5.-The Time
IN" ,na election in Wisconsin:
g. from returns already received,
JUG r,urality in the city will be at
PecA an and county 5000 for governor
lsas' I'M he an increase over his plurality
lAs ,,r,ug of 2500. IL is change
10 '' ~, role Of 1883 If y 900. Chair
cTsi a., WsrI;ck claims the state by upwards
D ,Iro5J plurality for Peck ana the
,,e,s ticket. rbo Do
IN. loose one congressman F.,
I,,cssu o., being elected IN this
d;,,,....,-..r.zrr. WIS. Nov. CHAIR
ps..p Of the Republican state CEN
"a" .orn1.ttee gives the state and legls-
uH' a. the Democrats, and says the
u ..-',-..7 congressional delegation will
81, democrats AMI three Republic
''-'- r.y.aDrD TO THE DEMOCRATS.
,,.,.,..rrrr. Wis, Nov. 5.-This
..,,o.n chairman Payne conceded the
..s ..u.te and assembly to the Demo
ItUIlAS IA. 4ol SOH5 W. -
nth district is defeated by small
IL Lafayette (R.) is beaten in
. -l' Tmrl district by 1900, and it is be-
III w. varord has been defeated in the
....,r tlvices received state that
n..,nea is surely reelected by II small
c,lraau Wall of the Democratic com
..,r.rr.a.ms a majority Of $500 for Peck,
r.f also Insists on claiming SIX out Of
rrs r0uyrrssmen.
Iru~I FROM WISCONSIN.
vrw,raFE, WIS, Nov. THE
.-..,-.-.rps from thu state Indicate {
-"-a.i.r of 20, 900 ana upward fol
r.,-,a W. Peck. The Democrats cleo
sramrirg of the assemblymen and thu
eat. senate. In the lower house they
vii have a minority of 80 or over and il
u. senate 81 majority of two. They
s-rt seven out of the nine congressman
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TENTH DISTRICT.
WILLIAMSON COUNTY.

WILLIAMSON COUNTY.
Special 10 the Gazette.
GEORGETOWN, TEN. Nov. 5.-SeVen-
teen boxes out of thirty-one in this
county give Hogg l443. Flanagan 1896.
For railroad amendment l203 against
234.
For dirt road amendment 699, against
ASS.
LLANo COUNTY.
Special TO the Gazette.
LLANo, Ten, Nov. This county
gives the amendment 7T9, against 80.
Hogg 1860.
Congressman-Sayers 1912.
State senstor-Wiliiam Clemens 1853.
Representarive-R. P. Lowry 1865.
District judge-A. W. Moursaud 4I6,
William Allison COG.
Republican vote in the county D.
Two boxes not heard from will vote
about l50.
BExAR COUNTY.
srecial to the Gazette
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, Nov. 5.-TwelVe
precincts, outside of the city, out of a
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been unable to get returns from the
state ticket, but It has carried 10 rms
county by an overwhelming democratic
majority as well as the amendments.
The following county ticket was elected
with one box to hear from whioh Will
not materially change the result:
Judge J. G. Abuey, reelected county
Judge; Tom Ivy, county attorney; Jonn
P. Cox, reelected sherif; U. ID.
Young. district clerk; w. u. duncan ;
reelected county clerk; George Car
michael, reelected tax collector, J. ID.
Buck, tax assessor; J. c. Caiioush, re-
elected treasurer; E. S. DAVIS, sur
veyor; J j. Elliott, commissioner NO.
3: Peter Cunningham, commissioner No.
2; R. P. Hodge, justice peace precinct
l; c. W. Hickey constable precinct l.
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EIGHTH DISTRICT.
KYLE

KYLE.
Special TO the Gazette.
KYLE, TEX. Nov. 5.-This town com
plete gives amendment 326, against lVe
Hoeg 329, Flanagan l04, Democratic
gain 49,
Congressman Moore $50, Green 100,
Democratic gain of 60.
State Senator Clemens AS, commits
sion.
Representatives Rogau 1926, Franci:
327, commission; Martin lO2, Merrl-
wether l0l, anti commission, Demo-
cratic gain of 100.
District Attorney Bethany All, no op-
position.
Total vote cast AL.
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THIRD DISTEICT.
BIG SANDY.

BIG SANDY.
s7e' IS. 20 the Gazette.
"lg SANDY, ZEN, Nov. 5.-This box
complete gives the amendment l46,
against @a.
AoeE l51, Flanagan y.
h-Eore lt3, Fish rs.
Fgr Tsrresentative-Phil l52, Ri
'"siFici attOrney-Bau POS.
Pamela COUNTY.
SPECIAL 20 the Gazette.
'EIHAGE, Ten, Nov. 1.-Two out of
.1.r'Ten precincts give the amendment
sly, against ISL.
hogE III. Flanagan 293.
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SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Rec COUNTY.

BEE COUNTY.
Special TO the Gazette.
BEEvILLE, TEX, Nov. 5.-The count
OF this precinct was completed at a. III.
to-day. Both amendments were carried
by small majorities.
The following county officers are
elected, all Democrats: W. K. Hayes,
Judge; A. T. Walton, sheriff; X. G.
Eids, clerk; John Il. O'Conuor, treas
urer; W. w. McCampbell, attorney; w.
S. Howard. assessor; A. W. Fenner,
surveyor.
The county has gone for Grain, Demo-
crat, for congress by large majority
over Sponn.
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nv from 400 to 500 majority: R. W.
Reeves, county Judge; R. ]. Stephen
son, county and district clerk; q. X.
Langston, sheriff and tax collector; b.
+. Bruton, tax assessor; W. B. StrinRer'
county treasurer; r. f. Davenport,
county attorney.
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NINTH DISTRICT.
BLOOMING GROVE.

BLOOMING GROVE.
Special to the Gazette.
BLOOMING GROVE, TEX, Nov. g.
The election resulted here: Hogg 2S9,
Flanagan t.
For railroad amendment 200, against
So.
Il. r. Ges'er IS elected representative.
f. ]. Simpkins Is elected state senator.
Congress-Mills PAP, Roberts 4.
M'LENNAN COUNTY.
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, Nov. 5.-The entire
Democratic ticket was elected in Waco
and McLenuan county. The railway
com mission was carried and also the
amendment allowing county dlrt-road
tax. The polling was about twenty-five
per cent OF the voting strength. There
was no interest In the election, because
the primary election last summer settled
it.
BELL COUNTY.
Special to the Gazette.
BELToN, Ten. Nov. 5.-This county
gives the railroad amendment 35S0,
against 499.
Dirt road amendment 9l5, against 81.
Hogg 1919, Flanagan 39l.
Congressman-Mills 1868, Roberts 3IS.
Enough is known from returns to be
pretty certain that r. Y. King is elected
TO the legislature by about 1909 majority
Six boxes yet to hear from.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Special to the Gazette.
BRENNAN, Ten, Nov. 5.-This city
complete gives the amendment 1861 ,
against $50.
Hogg GIG, Flanagan 405, Heath 6.
Congressman-Mills 65S, Roberts 279.
Representative-M. NJ. Fielder, COM
mission, 67S; Moore, antl-commlssion
80.
The following county ticket was
! elected: Lafayette Kirk, county judge;
O. A. Seward, county clerk; B. S. Rog-
| ers, county attorney; Sam Schlenker,
tax collector; f. G. Langhamer, asses
| sor; ID. A. Tague, sheriff: c. Minkwitz,
county treasurer; Evon Biberstein, sur
veyor. All Democrats.
FALLS COUNTY.
| Special to the Gazette.
MARLIN, TEX. Nov. 5.-Thls county
complete gives Hocg 1852, Flanagan
1894, Heath none.
Cougressmau-Mills 1872, Roberts 666
| State seuator-SeIlers 2030, no oppo-
nent.
Observation-Disclosures posi-, Hamilton
! 1925.
District iudge-Goodrich 1908, Nc
opposition.
The following county ticket We
elected: Judge, Scott; attorney, Har
Ian; county clerk, Jolly; district clerk
Stewsrt; assessor, Bratton; collector
Jones; sheriff, Ward; treasurer, Miller
surveyor, Hunnicutt; superintendent
public schools, Bedicheck.
MILAN COUNTY.
Special to the Gazette.
CAMERON, Ten. Nov. 5.-Returns TO
the whole county show: Hogg 1880
Flanagan 926.
For congress-Mllls 2849, Roberts 59S
J. NJ. Mckinney is elected state sens
tor for the Fourteenth district.
r. Il. Waters and S. n. Strange ar
elected to the legislature.
For railroad amendment 1920, again:
453
For dirt road amendment HOG, again:
1I6S.
The proposition to annex l07 miles c
Milan 10 Lee county carried By III
majority. This kills Willie county.
The following county officers wer
elected: Judge, f. Y. Terrall; clerk
W. NJ. Gill; sheriff, J. Il. Beckett
collector, J. B. Wolf; treasurer, E. N
Beau; assessor, D. W. ellis; attorney
J. NJ. ROlston.
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WASHINGTON.
.,r.n by the U.uaI Maior,ties.

Republican by the Usual Mai"rtties.
,rrr-r. WASH, Nov. 5.-ReturDs
,.....,r. ta. election of Wilson (R.) for
,.rr-a.. Beyond q doubt. Both branches
r.. ,.r...g.-Iature Will be republican by
t-usun majority.
WILSON s .R.) majority for congress
uH. reach 5000. BoTh branches of the
l.,. .laru-, will be Republican, and on
..nr lslut the Republicans will proba-
N. have forty majority.
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Coke Workers Strike.

P1rrsgUzG. Pa, Nov. about 900 coke
workers employed by II. c. Treck & Co., 10 the
Bonneville region, struck to-day for the rem
statement OF a disch arged workman. Over half
the ovens are still in operation but 1t IS claimed
the men did not get notice to quit in time, and
nv to-morrow noon 1905 more men will be cut
Both sides are firm, and bitter struggle Is ex-
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VIRGINIA.

r,nrre.s.onaI Districts show Democratic
Guint.
.rra.>u, Va, Nov. J.-Returns
.-.r, every congressional district IN the
.er. where there is contest shows
democratic cuus over the vote OF 1858.
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SECOND DISTRICT.
ANDERSON COUNTY.

.as G4ze:tc.
Ira-.>E, Tx, Nov. 5.-TweIve
F'.- r-scHc.s out OF twenty in this
County -.e for The railroad amendment
G-aa.t SO.
.. ..-i amen iment 973, against $40.
-- 1885,, Flanagan 6S, Heath 0.
.F .-ress-LoUg 3D. no opposi-
stat. seaator-Kearby 1900, Rhodes
sentative there was no oppo-
..1ILl Is known from the re-
.. pretty certain that j. a..
elected - the senate and b.
-.- Is 20 the legislature.
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WEST VIRGINIA.


CHARLESTON, ". v. Nov. 5.-lndi
cations ..lut 10 q large Democratic vic
..r9 10 the congressional and senatorial
Districts. The Democrats have made
a..e gains iu this CITY and county.
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TEXAS RETURNS.
Al. Doubt of The Reelection OF Grain
DE- tAa seventh District DiSpelled.
I-e difference H-rw'en the Vote for Hogg
and ,H. Vote for the commission Am'nd-
mpnt not so Great.
FIRST DISTRICT.
wAIhrL COUNTY.

wArhEL COUNTY.
r.. f.uoGRerc.
U>..EuIa, Ten, Nov. $50 far
ID. beard from this county gives for the
2. -.aI amendment &3f, against 2l2,
jos u.r. road amendment 2US, against
w governor UosS 500, Flanagan
... congress stewart AZ, Angler 209.
fNr -r... s-.ator, Lubbock received a
...-- ma rl.y over Burns.
preventative, Mckinney received
w .arg throughout the county.
..r district attorney, Dashiel received
ra s.tr .i nearly the whole county, his
l.w. being au both tickets.
aug-H is known from returns to be
.-,aa t..J the entire county ticket is
elected us au overwhelming majority.
T.. 5.'..us from this, the largest pre-
-H.r. vrr- very light. S23 votes not be-
H-..a.iel. From the votes counted
I.-- 81. wed @-3 and Flanagan IS.
ANGELINA COUNTY.
s.......aa Gazette.
..rrN, TEX. Nov. Angelina
....s.. SIS tarus heard from, gives the
2. ..a. amendment BOB, against 100.
..-s ..r0. Flanagan POO.
---,lnau-otewart 1000, Angler
-t..-- Page. commission, elected
-E larry. majority.
..r.-Hrla ive--E. & Lewis, commits
.'a..gi ny . large majority.
l.ul. u,>rt-For Judge. L. Finley;
,.-.. %. Z. Nerren: attorney, J. F..
81
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A Cook Book Free.
Sentenced to Death

Special to the Gazette
of the custom house guard which killed tbs
officer was sentenced to death to-day.
An effort IS making to prohibit bull hghtIng IN
the Federal district.
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WANTED FEMALE AGENTS.

HiSeral commissions. Recon-
meudations REQUIRED. Address III. l.,
W., care Gazette, Fort Worth, Tex.
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HOLD Us, SOMEBODY!
lran,inped from Third POge }

ar.- held. The polls closed at
q1s' and of course the Democrats
.r everything.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-18
THE GOOD WORK
OF DEVELOPING WEST VIRGINIA GOING BRAVE
LYON.
OIL Benz. Wilson Talks Ab)ai the West Virginia
and Piitsb1rg Extension % the Penn
sylvania State Line.

Col. Benz Wilson arrived in the city
yesterday from Pittsburg. The Colonel
is looking remarkably well, and
is deeply interested in the success Of
some of thc railroad enterprises now
being worked ont in the interior Of this
State, realizing very fnlly, as every dis
corning citizen does, thai they mean
great things ia the way OF the future
prosperity of West Virginia. To re-
porter Of the REGIsrER the Colonel
said:
"Senator Davis and Mr.. Elkins are
very seriously considering an extension
of their West Virginia and Pittsburgh
road, from Elkns to the Pennsylvania
State line, and have not the slightest
doubt but that very short time will
see such line completed. Two
routes are now under consideration.
One is for the road to cross over from
Elkins, through low gap. across to the
valley of Elk creek, and thence, byway
OF ClarkSburg, along the west bank OF
West Fork to Fairmont, and on up
through Marion and Monongalia to the
PENNSYLVANIA line. The other route. Is
from Elkins down the west side of the
Valley river TO Fairmont, and thence
the same way as the first. OF these two
routes the West Fork river line is perhaps
the better. but both open upa large extent
of fine country. and would be very valua-
BILE roads. The matter is receiving very
earnest consideration, and one or the
other OF these lines will surely be built
in the not far distant future.
GLOW about that part of the line from
the Pennsylvania line on 70 Pttsburg?"
That e a matter for the PenuSylva
MIA people TO determine. who are very
much interested IN such Il road
"Yon are not in position to say how
soon the work OF construction will be-
gin?"
mo. sir: | cannot do that, but
should say that it will not be long until
a decisive movement is made. The peo
pie favor it. McSsrS. Davis and Elkins
believed il is a great thing, and the
Pittsburg and Pennsylvania interests
generally would welcome such road"
Col. Wilson is much interested in the
railroad development IN the immediate
vicinity Of Wheeling, and made many
enquiries concerning the terminal sys-
TEN. and kindred matters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-18

About half past two the force OF line
men were able 10 cut all the sway
ing wires, and the wrecks of poles,
with their mass Of clustering wires, were
attached tc wagonSand hauled out Of
tbc streets. The dangling wires were
coilcd W and gotten out Of the way,
and bv evening the street was in fair
shane. rcd lanterns being hung out 10
warn persons Of the presence OF wires.
Soon after the poles went down on
Market street, biz pole at the west
end Of The suspension bridge, but few
feet away from the Island police patrol
box. broke OF about twenty feet above
the ground. and the cross arms
with their burden OF wires fell
on TOD Of the police building.
Wires had been breaking all dur
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-18
Thirty More of those MaryIynn Lots

For Sale On Christmas Day, commence
at O'Clock 4. IN. Take the B. Il o. or
O. II. train, or the Electric Motor, and
90 70 Benwood Junction. Buy yourself
a home or make an investment which
will double in value in one year.
These lots are beautifully located on
the Shcpcrd McMcchcu farm, between
Bcnwood and McMechen, overlooking
the Ohio River and the Improvements
OF the B. Il O. Company, and being on
the new turnpike and the county road.
Plat can be seen at Office Of ;. Nesbitt.
Jr., No. 1899 Market street, or at my
residence, on the premises.
HENRY SPEAR.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-18
Dcfas the Whole Stale.

WEST PLAINS, KY, December IL
Considerable excitement prevails at
Summerville, 4 small village near here.
Some time ago q man living near the
town shot and killed the marshal, who
was trying to place him under arrest.
The murderer escaped TO his home. be-
hind which is large cave, in which he
is In. armed TO the teeth, and boasts
that there are not men enough In the
State to capture him. lie has a small
terrier dog chained near the entrance
to the cave, which gives the alarm when
any one approaches. A large reward is
offered for his capture.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-18

inc the morning on the bridge, and the
fail of this pole completed the wreck
there. there not being single wire re-
naming on the bridge towers, our %
ut twelve o'clock. mrs
shut off telephone communication WIN
ali points on the Ohio side OF the ri'er'
as we'll as cutting off telegraph commn-
pication with the west and to many up
river points.
IC0ntinucd on First Page.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-18

Is Il pulling question to decide. II you
buy pair OF nice slippers. or a pair of
elegant good wearing shoes, you
have solved the question satisfactorily to
yourself and pleased your friend. a
gentleman's velvet chenille embroidered
slipper costs you Sl.OO. Blue. red or old
gold slippers Sl.00. Black velvet en-
broidered slippers, - patterns, at zoe.
Or pair of our $3.50 shoes reduced to
- 90, ought 10 make desirable present.
J. III. LOCKE az Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-18
Tho First District Senator.

The Democratic Senatorial Commit
Tee for this district met at the Hudson
House, at Wcllsburg, yesterday, and or
gained by electiug Col j. \. Natter,
Of Oaio county, Chairman, and Frank
Stewart, Of Brooke, Secretary. After
discussing the matter before them, a
resolution was adopted fixing Wednes-
day, December cath as the day for the
Senatorial Conferccs to meet at the
Court House at New Cumberland 10 Sc
lect Democratic candidate to repre-
sent The district for the term made va
cant by The death of the late Senator
Smith
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-18
4 New Book.

A handbook Of the Builders Ex-
change of this city is in press and will
be issued to the public in i few days.
The publication is designed for the use
of the architect, owner, contractor and
builder, aud contains various rules and
regulations relative to building, tables
of measurement and many valuable
items TO all Interested in the building
industries. Mr.. j. w. Richie, a former
resident of Wheeling, is the editor and
publisher.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-18
STATEMENTS OF FACT,
which Everybody Must Endorse as Being
Absolutely Correct.

To have been continuously In one Dus-
mess for forty years, Is Il great record
To have labOred necessarily, lnteill-
gently and conscientiously for four de-
cades, to bring To perfection any article
of manufacture, is something vi when
any man or association Of men could
well be proud; while it goes without
saying that anything upon which all
this wealth Of labor, experience ana IN
telligent effort has been layished, must
AT least have Il foremost place among
articles of It's class and kind. To have
strived ceaseleSsly for almost half Il cen
/ turv in behalf Of any device means that
| IL has been brought 10 stage very near
perfection, and this inevitable result has
| followed the endeavors of those OF
which We write.
Prior to 1850 the gentlemen now com
prisng the firm of kranich Il Bach, pi-
ano manufacturers, were engaged with
the then celebrated firm of Steinway ~
Sons, where they mastered the art OF
pianofortc making. Then they left the
firm mentioned, aud began to manufac-
ture pianos for themselves, in quiet
and modest sort OF way, aiming to turn
out an instrument which should possess
Fall the good qualities OF any other on
the market, and in addition such i'm
provemcnts as were suggested by an
already large experience, and the result
If this endeayOr, steadily adhered to
through long series OF years, has
been such that to-day they manu-
facture an instrument which is uni
versally recognized to be fully up
to the standard, aud satisfying
all the requirements of the most exact
ing musician. Experts in their profess
sion, they are the acknowledged author
tiles on every and any point connected
with the mechanism OF the piano. The
reputation OF the house of kranich IL
Bach among piano makers and the
trade is of the highest. and whenever
dealers or rival manufacturers speak OF
them, IL is always TO this effect: "ies,
they build good, honest piano. That
expression embodies the highest praise
given In any business. and sufficiently
fixes the position of the firm in the
piano manufacturing world.
This piano was introduced into
Wheeling by +. w. Baumer & Co. about
ten years ago, and so phenomenal was
its success that it soon occupied Il posi-
ton never before obtained by any piano.
The result is that to-day there are more
kranich Il Bach pianos in actual Use
in Wheeling than of any other make
thing that speaks for itself.
But the strongest recommendation FOR
this piano is Afforded in the fact that
they are used, preferred and recon-
mcnded by the principal teachers Of
music in our city.
Mcssrs. +. ". Banner AZ co. offer
these pianos at such prices and on such
terms as to bring them within the reach
oil every one who wants Il good, honest
piano, as every one desiring an inStru-
mcnt does.
Call and hear these superb inStru-
ments, and secure one before the holt
day season.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-12-18
USEFUL
Presents!
Nh Prices Are Guaranteed TO he the
Lowest in Wheeling

Finest rur scarfs. che latest s,Nie 10 Neck
t,s. El,rsnt Patterns. f,r 5oc.
non. r.t.rrns % Fou- Hand and tecN
Sill. aud Plush. al s5c So aud zoe
cabins. wh..c Lawn Bows, th'ee los sc
,t..t white shirts. nay own rlaNr. in fiea,'a'
& S,,in ,,rirc. plain and Embroidered 6c'-
.,,s oa.p Front or BacS, ,Gt ga -ar-ced'' a'
.,,, .sc and stO0.
bid Gloves lined OF uriinca. Ilnin 90 p l'
r,,... a. ro... &C. siCo. sl.s,and ti5h
Ec>t Jersey Gloves az &C. Sc. SO aud 90
Emo Cashmere 2iualcrs @, so 81. and &c
usst All SIX 1.uGl,rs. at CSC, si.lo $40 S01
$50 u..-s,.ts %,
c.mevs Hair Uudcrshirts and Drawers Al
sCc and 15c. ,,-...-..,
waite or Grey Nes.ao SHIFTS and D'a"ef' at
s5c and SOC - 49,
An Wool shirts ard Drawers, Rcd. bFown %
y ,nr,l colors. at 5o,.. 75c 500. sl-s5 aud 81 ;"
Rest Lirru Collars Latest s., les '"o ios -
n.st Linen CuT.. Latest styles &c.
Linen Handkerchief New siy les -' ~ ~
and sc. ,.,o "a
Eni, Wool jackets, l'i Sizes, AZ sl'e Us"
aud geo.
Is n -. I'D kl (i1oa