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Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14

Thomas 2 Humphreys. = conspicuous
man IN British Columbia. has died.
While IN the East India compssy's ssrv-
.ce be was designated 20 recrivs on be-
half cf hsT majesty The celebrated koh-
rnoor diamond Ihs iswel vas AZ that
SINE supposed not % hsve been seen by
any larissiRn ere. although II had been
saown IN Isvernier. The French travel
sr. n 1888 Nr Humphreys had to -
ceivs the sscrsd diamond ou hended
knee IN the eourt II Dul>~p singh. tse
Lion q ths Puajah He. some yssrs
sfrrTsrt. went - Californis. vhsre be
mined for some tiua with vsryinz sue
csss. tiii IN is5s be moved into Brissh
Columbia He hsd besn IN the political
6eid f1r Hlsa7 years. was At ous tine .
mesnbe II 10 Provincisl goTsTnussns.
ard st another tine asfsstei csndi-
5sts His as slecsor was 20 AZ "a
csncv In tie SiStTict = CorroK osuse8
hv the resi- gnaron - NJ se@nhou=s whs
resigned ais ssas - jois tse AoTmos
seiCHy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14
FLATTERING A POET.
An Experiment Attended by Very Ques-
tionabls Success.

An Experiment Attended by Very Ques-
tionable Success.
Not long ago a poet was staying at
seaside hotel. where be attracted some
attention as a celebrity. Among the
guests was a woman who wished her
daughter to seem on intimate terms
with literature, and, as far as possible
with literary people. Accordingly she
set the girl at work to learn one OF the
poets shorter pieces-which might
havo been clever move 10 gain her
point, but the effect OF It was somewhat
injured by the daughters csrelessness
and ignorance.
On the same page with the poem IN
question-iR book OF selections-was
ono by another and moro famous writer.
and the girl mado the mistake Of com
hitting this instead OF the one which
her mother Rad intended.
Atthe opportunity the young lady
said 20 the poet in the presence OF sew
erai % the guests:
1t is such delight 70 meet one
whose lines I hsvo carried in my mind
for yearsl The poem which love bet
hfA sAeh aH1 OsAtE An kAe W1atN - Dhr
Of yours"
"IndsedT answered the smiling poet
Il had not fsttered myssl' that I had
WI ten any thing worthy Of such honor.
Wnat is it77
With al Affected erapba.is the girl
repeated The posa she had learned. The
company. ~ course. remaining silent
III she hsd finished.
1t Is lsvely~ muraurea one Of ths
guests, whe did not rscozEiEe t.
Yes. SAID the Posa "It is SO good
thst can 0zly regret tat Wordsworth
sheuiS hars taken the liberty q writ
iHg IA before vas bern. Otherwise
should undoubtedly Aars ursttsa it ny
sell"
The hest of Tosd breeding ceuli not
sltorethsr reprsss ths ssiies - she BY
stsn5srs, ard go POOR girl. sod der ?
ramsu1 berinE thst her mother needed
her sIsappeares rith such celsrfty
is Is Pity, tAo poet said. mildly.
vben sac wss eat ~ hearinz. at is :
pitT tbst people ear not saae-ssand
ihst ve sri vain tAouEa ws nay be.
are net - Aiinaed o. vsnit7 81 - - m
abse u teh rsnaiss sduirssier fsou
sas poo-est - make beltsrs ----T suth's =
ceu Easloz-
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14

Tesrs VIII % = ksesans "a BNtlsss es
FrssssUtlEE AVteEnsy

speeiSs - shs TExskAs HkkALRs
AILEGAN, Mica, kos lS.-The close
ness Of the vote OF prosecuting sss0T-
neys aud the mistxke made IN the re-
turns al osseeo. has caused our can
ysss,ng board @ be the oentsr Of attrao-
tOn, and mach interest s fcig IA the re-
salt. The hoard i nearly equally
divided, politically shreWe moves have
heen made by both oaAdid&tes. aud the
light has waved warm. When the
b.sard convened today Il Was stated
that the messenger from olseeo had re-
turned. and \ motion Was made ~ the
Democrats that the reIuras he brought
hack should be read, but TIE cha n
ruled that al returns had teen referred
10 comm ttecs. and therefore TIE board
could not have them until tie commit.
tees reported. An appesl was taken
from this deC.slon, buG the char Nas
sustained Hart the Democratic eau
ddate, filed a protest against tie roosfi-
ton oi aay corrected returns, and haY-
ing previously filed with The county
clerk slOJ anu demand for recount
Ot All the towns. ihe board adjourned
umti next Monday. and the county
clerk ordered the membe 10 notify
the other two members of Their respeC-
tive boards TO be here at ] clock OF
thar day one with the ballot box. tie
second with the key, and the third with
the Official seals OF their respective
townships. The ballots on prosecut ng
attorney viii then all be recouuted
Tie count thus far shows that Eaton,
X publican candidate for the Legisla-
ture IA the FIRST district, is elected by a
plurality OF l6, and Baldwin in the sec
ond by plurality OF one. The follow
ng IS the vote on Governor, as com
jared with two years ago losS, Luce.
. ~, Burt, 5S33; 1890, Turner, 3f.l,
Wntns, 3l35. For Congress. 1855 Bel
snip, 5o24, Ford, 40l5; 1880, Watkins,
ooJO, Ford, 3426.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14
STREET RAILWAYS.
A Petition For Line in East-st. From
fulton-st. 10 fifth-ave.

Petition For Line in East-st. From
fulton-st. 10 Fifth-ave.
The committee on charter amend
ments held no meeting last evening, as
there Was no quorum present. Mr..
Bovine, of the Cable Railway Company,
and Fred S. Clark sat IN the committee
room with Aldermen Turner and Yerex,
and discussed street railway matters.
Nr. Turner IS anxious 10 know just
what tue Cable Company pro-
poses to do IN regard TO the
franchises granted 10 the old company
IN streets where 10 railway now exists.
lie inquired of Mr.. Bovine what the
company proposed 10 do IN regard 10
the hines out Cherry-st. and Wealthy
ave, but Mr.. Bovine said the company
hardly knew what IL had on its hands
and no perfected plans had yet been
formulated. He said that so lar the
cable company had fulfilled every
agreement, but he WAS not prepared TO
say what would be done until after a
full board meeting. His opinion was
that the company does not wish TO ex-
tend rs lines beyond the city limits un-
I'll the feasibility of electricity over the
long lines sfully determined.
\ petition signed by elghty-eight resi-
dents of East-st., IS IN the hands of the
Committee on Ordinances TO be pre-
sented TO the council next Monday
evening. Ii asks the council to grant
the Cable Company a franchise TO con-
struct and operate a cable railway line
IN East-st., from Fulton-st. TO Fifth
ave, and the Cable Company thinks
tavorably of the plan. Alderman Tur-
ner fears that If this franchise is
granted the new lines east Of the city
Will not be built, but that this road viii
be used as = connection with the dunn
my line on Sherman-st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14
Wayne's Vote.

Special 70 the TnEGRAN HERMD.
DETROIT. nov. 13.-Majority vote for
State officers by official canvass IN
Wayne county are as follows: Winans
over Turner, 5657; Strong over Linton,
4s91i Soper over Gardner, 4733; Braa-
stsd over Moore, 1899, McGrsth over
Cahill, 595S; Stone over Giddings, 4736;
Shatfer over Berry, 554l; Ellis over
Huston, 56s7; Fitch over Schurtz,
1923; Hammond over Ballou, 472l.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14

CsTTsvrs, We. Nov "A Wv
niaEs So STATE L.elslssurs vet ERE
Wednesday Tssre wsrs fortr- ntaa
nsuesFs nins - rbora ws-s neno-
ersts + =chsftgsr e Ceres -
wss siscts8 r~-siSeat - 80 S@nsts
aus o 7 E.noss. e Cook Coaaty. Ess
paossr sp~aksz - sse Be.ss
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14
A Used-up Sleeper.

A sleeping car on the tracks Of the c..
q ". II. railroad, near Grsndvllle-ave.,
was nearly destroyed by fire last night.
It caught on the inside from the heat T,
and the firc was not exungushed mt
the inside had been nearly burned out.
The TIRE department was not called, be-
cause the railroad men bad all they
could attend to TO put out the hre.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14

JACKSON, Mich, Nov. l3.-Rev. c. $.
Armstrong, pastor Of the Presbyterian
Church ct this city. died suddenly
from heart disease ~ Albion lsst night.
he wss 20 years old, and left widow
and seven children.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14
A New Jndge.

LavsrVs. Mich. Nov. l3.-Goveruor
Luce has appointed Curtis Buck. OF
Ironwood judge of probate for Cog BIC
county. % fll the vacancy csus Y
tne resTnat.on Of John III. p. Stevens,
elected state senator.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14

WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 1S.-Another
Dupont barn, the fourth within a year,
was burned by incendiaries Wednesday
morning. By these four fires the Du-
points lost forty-two head of valuable
horses and cattle, and over SO, 900 in
other property. A reward OF So, 600 for
the discovery OF the incendiaries has
been standing for months.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-14

TIE following articles we're rsflec
last rr~ht Lace han3Serch ef. donated
nv Mss Jenny Guns lev. ef Man slee.
son ~ ticket No. 2 fancy eoV. donated
fv M - STAFFORD. of Msnistee. NJ. II,
frII srrsfe3 hv the Ros cn Nove't
Sfcre No s9 hsby crscIe. lousted cy
Airs WslterSri lth. No 3. meers-hsur4
pre- donated ~ ~trei SKY. NJ. /. r
= e. W. urr drsx. donated ev 81. T.
Tsr.tsou. No q album. Donated ~
W H. Tarfau so AZ. album. iar afea
~ Patf.e Creex Lo1Es. Ne. 1905 taney
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08

.Do you carry these Shoes 2 "Why, yes sir Also the Iarpest and best Boots and Shoes m Prescott
 et me show you my of Furniture, consisting HI part of elegant Parlor Bed Lounges all styles Extension Tables Wardrob Easy Chairs ockeFs ana other chairs endless varety Mirrors Folding beds Cots ps wire woo and hair mattresses Best and cheapest line of Car pets Desks and Office Chairs wall paper US See the Crockery and these elegant Dinner and Tea Sets Also The .test Designs in Glassware Ornaments, Lamps etc On t side We have our Cross Blackwell and other fine brands o assorted Groceries which selling at prices to dey compe tton On U other side the varied and complete ment of Gents Furnishing Goods banket notions etc. ad asst but not east step down into the and catch on to hs Large Assortment of description Of fne Od wines anu
 onors St Louis and Milwaukee beers champagues which dish who together with cigars o the choicest bahd
 The brick store repenshed with every description of Grain Flour and canned goods which import in carload lots
 w deghied with your varied Assortment and your Low Prices asonish May inquire your terms r
 SPOT CASH '"
 "Well, goodbye; cold day j. L. FISHER
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08
ONE HORSE THIEF LESS.
Jaha w Francis of Flagstaff, Kills Asa UPtoR. oR his Refusal
 fo Surrender.

:. Or Mansss lest, Justice Weather !. i.gs fissed ia the hands ef Constable z. ; " kEsacSs s warrant charging Asa :. lPtca wi.a hsrss stealing. oihceE : : : sauels last sn tke aiierpooa train fer
 Woods sheep camp, near winslow, tc . arrest the horss thief, bat did not ar ri,is 1n Window til late, ss he pat ofI going te he camE until early the next saorning- and then started. On arriv- iag at kke camp little after san-ap. he sss Rerglssn. Snyder sud Upton sitting ercaad the fire, cooking hreskfsst. Constable Francis then addressed Up toh; ans said:
 : 'xs aot warrant Ter you" ;. .WhAts it forf' U pien asked.
 For horse stealing" replied Francis.
 Upton then got up and again asked, "whAt's is for" and FrAncis again re- la'iedt Ser horse stealing" h the meantime Upton had got within about Eve 1esi ei the tent, inside of which was bis Winchester rife Francis then tcid hipa to stop, when he again asked what the warrant Was for, and then siosd s6n fer an instant, when he made desperate and determined spring for h.s gun; then Francis fired, tae bail entexing tke left breast. Up ton lived about ;orty-fve miautss after he was shof.
 EK-efslcls Csrener Wsatherford sm- p.aeltsa lury and they brought in verdict es justi6sble hsaicide, and completely gxcserated Officer Frsncis.-- Flagstaff Champion.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08
Interesting Decision.


 After paying kis divorced wife s25 per month alimony. ss ordered sy the Superior court, for shsut five yssrs, Thsmss "A Spencer, ef San Francisco refused te eentiRus tAe payments, sG he had married sgsin, and was pun ished fer contempt The present Mrs, Spencer sued cut q writ of hshsss cor pus. ard in ordering Spencer released from jail, Justice Patterson of the su- prsne court sayn:
 "The question i, Hhsthsr court bas power to award permanent alimsny if 1t has, man with s wife and ehil- drsn, whom, he it hosri te support. may be forced te devote his wages to the support st a woman who owes him nc duty and whs may be the wife of aRetssr m.n. If such power exists, 1t should appear clearly ia the letter of the law, ss it ,s entirely contrary ts its spirit. sra .; the epinieu that 1t dset Rot exist, and that the order commit ting ths prisoner is vSid."
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08
Cattle kews from Benson.

A correspondent writing 10 the Stock men from Bensen says: On the 18th rribolet left here with six car loads ot steers--hosght of the N.tbsck and Robbins Cattle CompsMy-ior VickeIy & Hinds of Los Angeles. The cattle were of Of hr. Robbins Sorona range, and brought hin s14 delivered here. The day before, s50 of six-menths-old heiiers passed through ca route to San Francisco from the rsHeh ef J. c. Fers. of Valentine, Texas.
 Purdy ( Garner loaded six cars at the Tucson yards with Mexican steers bought cf l.. Zeckenderi & Cs., at Si5.T5. Alter these cattle were sn tho cars the railroad authorities notified the agent of vickery & Hiads that their cattle weal& be unloaded at Yuma, and Mr Purdy that his would be ualeAded at Gila Bend. and they held MT. Fers's in the Tucson yards, on account Of the Nsshoats on tho railroad between Yuma aad Lo. Angeles
 Er. Ed Roberts, of the Upper San Pedro, together with Wm. Plsrterer and George Aston, were holding 25o head in the Benson corrsls, awaiting the repairs ea the read before leading for San Francisco.
 Frem information here, Mr. Dunn has lS5 head tied up st Yuma, making in sll ] i25 head of cattle in cerrsls, between Eenson and Yana, with shout i50 at wilcex.
 Nr. Slaughter received $l6 head fer bis ls.t shipment to Kansas City, and the Erie Cattle CoGpany about sl more for their cattle sold st the same place. Arizona has been better drained of beef steers this fall than any year since the ranges have been stocked, which will not snly eeasfit the ranges but future sales from this section.
 Few cattle have as yet gone from the Lower San Pedro. and they have now shrunk s3 much that sll will likely be held for Spring alss &
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08
Ano,nes Judge for Artrona.

h the Senate ei the United States,
 December l9, 1889. Ar EvArls intrs-
 dueed ,he following bill, which was
 read twice and referred te the commit
 lee GU the judiciary:
 A sill to provide for an additional ssso.
 ciate justice ot the supreme court of
 the Territory oi Arisons
 Be it enacted hs tks Senate and
 Eo1se of Representatives of the Uaitaa
 States ei America in Congress ssseH- bled: That the supreme court os the
 tsysitcry of Arixons shall csasist of . chief justice and three associate jus tiess. any three of wssa shall constr tuts qa rsa, aud they sh,n held their offices for four years, and sEtil their successors srs appointed ass qualified They shall hold a term sn- ssslly st the ssst si government sf said territory and such adjourned teras and at such places in said terri tory as said justices may deem proper: Provided, however, that 10 justice shall act as & member et ths supreme osurt in any action CT proceeding brought ts sack cesrt by writ of srrsr, bill oi exceptions, CT appeal ireE de eisien, judgment, or decree rendered hy him ss judge of district ossrt.
 sKE. ,. That the territory of Ari. EoRa shall be divided ists feuE judicial districts; court shall bs held in each district oi the territory by one of the just ces oi the supreme court, at such times and places ss asy Dc prescribed by law, and each judge. after assign inent, shsll reside in the distTis; to which he is assigned.
 sEo, 5. Tsat temporarily, sud sn- til otherwise provided by law, the governor es the territory ol Arizons shall, by proclamation, define the judi cial districts of such territory, assign the judges thereto, and tx times and places For holding courts thereiA: Pro- vised, that no process, proceeding sr- der. judgment, or decree of aHy court of said territory, issued, had. made CT rendered prior ts the taking effect ot such executive order, shall be invali- dated or effected by the provisions hereof.
 SGc. i. That the salary of each ef said justices shall be four thousass dollars per year.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08

l have received carload of elegant Anheuser- Busch (5t. Lo1isl Lager Beer, which propose to sell ice-eold, st reduced prices. in kegs, bet,ies. or any amount have refurnished my lodg- ing house, and will rent rooms beds can be rented at two CT four bits. l am ready to furnish cord wood, oak, pine and juniper. cut to all sizes, split and delivered st house for s7 per cord
 Leave orders here or through postofiioe. Martin Maier. tt
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08
Some Interesting Items for All
 Glasses of Readers.

Tslsnd's Tonic for sale at the cerne Drug Store. q
 Lord Fsuntleroy Caps and Collar a' Ars. Blains's. u Ladies Walking Jackets, At D. ,. sullivaas. 1T
 Toisnd's Tonic fer sale at the Corner Drug Store. u Coxe's G,yoerine Lotion at Ross Corser Drug Store. nieu
 stsrliug's Royal Remedy al Ross Corner Drug Store. s9u
 All the standard patent medic se, s, the Corner Drug sters. If
 Bed bug powders. in quantities to suit, at the Corner Drug Store. If
 Coxe's glyeeriae lotion st Ross' Corner Drug Store. nloti
 Christmas and New Year Cards at 0ioldwatsr's. fl
 Christmas ani New Year Card., at GoldwateE's. ti
 Christmas and New Year Cards. at GoldNater's. If
 sterling's Royal Remedy at Ro,s' Corner Drug Store. n9.f
 All the standard patent medicines at tue Corner drug store, ,i
 Bed-bug powders, iA quantities to suit. at the Corne. Drug store. Ii
 Three meals ior sl at the SLorn,, D House, iormerly Dan Hats's hotel.
 The genuine sterling's Royal Remedy for sale at the Corner Drug Store. ti
 Prescott butchers are seiliag beet by the quarter al 1 cents per pound. n
 Tho genuine Sterling's Royal Remedy is sale at the Corner Drug Store. it
 When you want good cigar. im ported or domestic, s1 to Ford's. ie2
 Reduced prices have caused A grea. rush of business at the Corner Drug Store. u
 Congress, Apollinaris and Nlohy mineral waters in stock at the Corner Gg store. ii
 Everything found in A 6rst-elass harness shop can be had st ossnburg'. :. at bottom prices. dlu
 Mrs. Blaine has just received a los of new millinery goods, ribbons, sstscns, etc. etc. U
 New lot Of Misses and Chiidrsn's Felt Hats just arrived for D. J. Sulli- van & Co. u
 Ladies' Fan and Winter Hats, latest patterns, just received by D. J. salh- van & Go. G Saddle horses and single or double rigs for hire at sloan,s stable ssgths..t corner of the plaza. G The finest and largest assortment o; diamond dies ever brought Co Prescott, at the Mountain ohy Drug Store. f4tf The famous and popular old-tash- toned drink of our ''dads"--birch beer, | can be had al the Fashion Saloon. pl4tt Try bottle of Painc's celery com pound, the finest nerve tonic known, to be had at the Mountain City Drug Store. t4I A large assortment of drugs. chem. csls and toilet articles for sale at the 1! seiy lowest prices Il, tho Corner Drug Store. If New millinery goods just received at ! Mrs. Busdge's. Call and zee vhSi 1! oyely Pattern hats. Sun-Shsde hats. ribboas and flowers. Second | ioor north of the Postotiice. mTml
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08
TWO Of e klna.

The hour was ! ate. 4 mas stood al a tall desk looking over sn enormous hook. A reGgh-loskiAg fellow step ped into tke room, and drawing a pistol said "Ksep quiet" "I am quiet, the man answered, without showing the faintes. sign of emotion. "All right; remain that way, am a resher" 1" "So sm l." the man answered. "whst, you rohbegG" "Yes; I have been appointed receiver fer this oempany. !" "oh. is that fsctf In that case must leave you nsyer beat & man cut es his job "-Ark. Traveller.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08
Notice to Settle.

The undersigned hereby notifies all parties owing him to call and settle on or before January ls;, or their accounts will be placed in the hands of an ate T. nsy fer collection.
 JOSEPH D0U9HERTY, d2 Q. K. Store, West Prescott.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08
10. Pe,t,and. pentI.,,

Office and residence opposite the Will jams House, Gurley street. Keeps thoroughly informed upon all new ian proyements in dentistry. Every oper- ation carefully performed, and sati.. faction guaranteed.
 Prescott, Jan. i2, 1889. u
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08
Stylish Road Cart

For sale cheap. Just from factory. Never been in use. Apply to Bsshierd & Burmister. fl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08
Pianos on ins,aiimen,a.

Pianos sold on easy instalIments. First-class, fine toned instruments R. Nj. GolSyatsr, Prescott. Arix If
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08
IhursaaY. Isnuan 23t. 1880,

A4 twelve o'clock nom of that dAf, to fT0nt of lae rih do r oi tue Court iiop ol iayspsi Cownis. im tss C.sy Sf Pfrscsti, ATisans, 1 sill. ip nhed encs e .sd d cree { fosrclo.
 utc nd m u', and order ef sale thereon, sell hs above described property, or sl much thereof As mAf 0s nee ssars to satisfy ssid plaintiffs ] idgmsnt w.th .ntage ilereon aud cost, tog~t-er wiih seetulag s',sts, 70 she hghe | bidder for essh m united states money, WN c. o'SSlLL, SA ria.
 Dated si r. escott, .ArszS1A. Oceembt tr 2ist iS>q
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08

offsoe of Board of Supervisors ofl
 NNyapas County, 4. T.,
 Prescott, Nov. lst. lSss. Notice Is hereby given that io sccordapc c with the provisions of paragraphs 17oe ios page sa5, hevt ted Statutes, the following de scribed property is offered at prsvale ssIe at not lees than The amount set opposite each lot. with interest thereon. from date. at the rate of ten per cent per annQm, aud two and a half dollars additional for the deed ot conveyance of said property. By order of tae Board of Supervisors.
 F. ]. F. HORNE. Clerk. List of rsS Sale Certificates lo- tho Detin. queat Taxes of 1887. anredeonsd November .sf. i6S9.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08
Iettof Iist.

The following is list of letters re- maining in the post-othoe at Prescott, Arizona, unealled for January 2, 1890.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08

hFaaj.
 RANGE - LoEesSEse Valley naaF ScfCte Spfi ', i9 mile . ison Prescott.
 { am slso he eSnc- oi the following brands Figure 2 O. left sa0ul- der of anlmaia. F .on lsst thigh, snd Circle D en len right thlgh and Fl Y. II
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08
Private Sale of County
 Property.

Ia acconisnce with Inc prov,xlons of Para. srapes .7es-ie. ge ss7. Sevisod Statutes of Arixons.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1890-01-08
STOCK BRANDS.
WHEEL. BRAND

. - - - On lefE HIP of cattle sud tight THIGH of horsas. Ear marks for
 a i.e--Bp4 CT bikon left a .si uns ef b7f.ri esr, 9 .e undersigned Is also the owRrr of. the STAR
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1890-12-19
MUFFLERS AND
HANDKERCHIEFS.

We have Muflers in ali
qualities and in the latest and
handsomest designs. Prices,
ST., $I.25, $I.5o, $I.75, S2.oo,
So, SO. Ladies Silk Belt Hand
kerchiefs in cream, white and
colors, 25c; ladies' silk en-
broidered belt Handkerchiefs,
all colors, soc; ladies' figured
Silk Handkechiefs with white
and colored borders, SIPS.
Mems Silk, Hemstitched
Pocket Handkerchief, 90, rs,
ooc and 81. We have Linen
Handkerchief in all styles and
grades. Plain white and col
ored borders from SC to 5oc:
embroidered and fancy Hand.
kerchiefs, I2Hc, CSC, SIC,
SIZE, soc. Mems Linen
Pocket Handkerchiefs from
I21ac to soc.