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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-05
LANCASTER. PA, Nay s. 1880.
The Battle.

The smoke has cleared away from the
nTpot political battle In the county and
Z6xhibIts number Of lively figures dane
61ng'xbove the corpses and few OF tho
eOrpses that do not seem to know that
they are killed. The dance leader Is our
I haudscme friend Martin, who isjust too
k1ickled for anything; and the most dazed
Z q the dead men is Col. Eshleman, who
4 really docs not seem to know what was
1 up, 20 hard was he hit on the head. Both
furnish free exhibition, In the Phila-
4 1elphia papers, wherein brother Martin
really does not understand who his
delegates favor for governor aud brother
i Eshleman does not know that they VIII
favor Delamater. The curious thing
about this exposition Is that like igno-
rance pervades the mutual state OF VIC
tor and vanquished. They do not seem
20 know what they were fighting
: about or what was won or lost
/ sayS that Martin knew that he won for
8 lieutenant governor, and Eshieman
i knows It, too, and 10 monstrous glad OF
4 q, he says. What DR.. Muhlenberg was
doing In the muss seems somewhat OBJ
4 s1cure, though Mr.. Eshleman ventures
20 assert that he was playing a lone
hand and what Mr.. Hastings had In
the row IL equally lnconspicuous, though
4 1fr. Martin hints that his friends we're
lseking to hurt him by hitting him below
n che belt. The conspicuous facts are
4 the love of Eshlcman for Martin after the
! nght-- he has been kicked into shape
3 With surprising speed-and the readi-
nens Of Martin to take votes for the
a 1ieutenant governorship wherever he
nsn ret them. The fact IL that he has
the delegates to trade on, but their price
d viii be good deal too high for the
Hastings purss. Delamater can go bot
" on every raise.
The result Of the contest for the row
Il o(Ilcss h not of any very general interest
Gutside the list of the candidates friends.
lsw Hartman has picked himself up
4 nlter his divers tumbles, after the fashion
~ the veteran Republican politician who
b Dover says die when he smells an Office,
S3and tries again with renewed vigor
Aon6' Doodle till he gets II, as he
y Sure to do II his bag Is big enough.
NV people will regret very greatly the
ouccess OF Jack Sides for sheriff, rs he ia
very popular man and viii make a
81 fpod olIicial. There was no reason why
~ county commissioners who head the
n oolI for that Office should not have been
II Ghceen and the other successful men
ad a. much claim to the places a. their
# #1pponents.
For the Legislature an entirely new
11et has been chosen In the county save
q One, and In the city the old candidate
1tands again and will be the only man
rho will have to fight to be elected.
k Whether the county has selected
& t0od men will be hereafter shown.
khe standard Of qualification for
The Legislature has not been high
and probably the new men can come up
70 Il. For the Senate a member of the
hast House has been chosen, who did
not set that body on fire and will hardly
{. dazzle the Senate. 1t was close race
s. ostween three old representatives, In
y which Mr.. Kaufman, the most inde
6 pendent of the three, was barely beaten
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-05
That Interview.

The New York World editorially
'ofates the exact facts concerning its pub
1cation Of the celebrated interview with
NJ. Cleveland upon the subject of
Editor Dana. 1t appears that the re-
porter to whom was confided the duty Of
Interviewing the ex-president brought
- the Office on slip Of paper Mr.. Cleve-
1nnd's statement for publication but
~ 1t the same time reported that Mr..
cleveland had said much more to him
n the conversation and eviIced n de-
sire that he should publish what he said.
he account that was printed was the
stDe,t Or the day Of its publication Col.
4 lamont came to the World office with
SMr. Cleveland's indignant denial that
~ had said what was put In his mouth
hy the report !; aud subsequently to q
World editor the ex president made like
9enial, saying that the reporters account
eould only have been based on what he
had himself said to Mr.. Cleveland and
70 which he imagined Mr.. Clevelands :
5ollence gave assent. II IL understood,
However, that the reporter declares that
The statements were made by Mr.. Cleve-
1end - he gave them.
II Il clearly therefore q question Of
vsracity between the ex-president and
the reporter and there will be no diff
eulty at all as to which shall he believed
~ the intelligent and unbiased under
sanding. Mr.. Cleveland's distinct
e1Atement will overwhelm that of the
& 1epcrter, save In the understanding of
Hose who wish to believe otherwise.
4 1he incident points again the caution to
Y xDoblic men not to submit themselves TO
the newspaper reporters, but to say all
that they have to say to the public over
SGhelr own signatures. 1t is seen that
<1hcOgh Mr.. Cleveland took the precau-
1oa Of writing down what he desired to
&my, and should therefore have been
nlbs from Misrepresentation, he Is met
With the charge that he did not write
~ be said and all he desired to have
oeinted. He has as his protection his own
&GAaeActer for truthfulness and the inner
~ improbability of the statement that
SNhiIs be wrote part he did not write all
E(9 what he wished to say. To his
londs and to the fair minded that il
nleugh !; but to his enemies, eager to be.
ove what Ii TO his discredit, II will be
oebing. There seems to he no safety
- penny-a-lining falsehood but In
- absolute avoidance Of those who de,
themselves to this line Of business
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-05

PERSONAL.
THE Moravian missionaries will not be
able to leave San Francisco for Alask a
until June.
MAI. JERE. RoHRER, of this city, at
tended the annual reunion of the l27th
Pennsylvania volunteers In Lebanon on
Saturday. He made an address at the
campfire In the court house in the evening.
GEORGE w. BRAMHALL, of South Orange,
N. j., lost 81, 900 worth of his $50, 900 colloc-
tion OF etchings by fire on Sunday. AS
their value seems to be based rather on
their rarity than their excellence AZ works
Of art, and they were fully insured, the loss
does not seem great after all.
DAVID Men. STArFFER, editor Of the
Engineering Journal, and we'll known
Lancaster man, has resigned the editorial
chair Of that publication and gone to
Russia, where rumor says he will test the
accuracy Of Mr.. kennan's report of the
Siberian outrages.
LEVI l.. JAMES, a prominent Democratic
politician, OF Bucks county. Pa, died from
typhoid fever at Doylestown on Sunday
lie was district attorney of his county for
three wears. When he was aged IL he en-
tered the Millersville Normal school, from
which he graduated. A wife and two
children survive.
JOHN MURPHY, an elephant keeper, at
tached to Forepaugh's show, had occasion
to punch an elephant several times with a
pole In New Brunswick, n. j., on Satur-
day. Some time after he rode past the
elephant on horseback, when the brute
seized him with Its trunk, threw him TO the
ground and tried to step on him, break ng
an ankle and three ribs before the man
could be rescued.
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STACKHOUSE
28 and 30 East King Street.
LANCASTER. PA.
Southern Ties f!

An admirable shape In Shoes and
navorite with many middle aged and old
gentlemen for Spring and Summer Wear.
Easy 10 slip on, easy, TOO, TO the foot
when within. We have them In fine
Dongola and Kangaroo Leathers, either
mend them. One may pay his money
and take his choice. Here Is An
excellent line OF Southern Ties, to which
we desire to direct attention. The up
pers are cut rom A No. ! Kangaroo
Skins, light In weight, soft and yielding
10 the touch, and possessed Of greater
strength OF grain than any other known
light weight leather. These shoes are
made over latest improved French Toe
lasts--a pleasing shape ana most desira-
BILE one II the foot one has bo afflicted
with q corn, n bunion, n sensitive Joint,
or tenderness. strong counters are In
them-won't easily turn over or break
down and pull the fronts out of shape.
The best brand Of sole leather only IL
used In the bottoms, inner and outer
are very fiexible.not stiif and unyield.
Ing In wear. yet they are strong for ser
vice. These Shoes are thoroughly well
made throughout not skimped or
slighted In any way. Need only be seen
TO be liked. The price Is right (; 1t will
make buyers. A word more as to the
qualities OF Kangaroo Leather. II does
not stretch and get OUT OF shape rs do all
soft feathers; is impervious To damp
ness, and takes kindly to either box
backing OF bottle polish when either Is
required To dreas II. IL Is lighter than
caifskin.stronger and tougher for SER
vicc-wili outwear caliskin OF equal
weight two or three times over. fracli-
cal tests prove this.
southern Ties In Dongoia Leather. SEQ
these. Price them. Try them. This tends
10 create trade mutually satisfactory.
We've the best makes In Lancaster.
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A Warn Cruise.

4hs squadron Of evolution has been
ssed TO Brazil, and As 1t was last
I'D from at Malta, the steel ships will
ooably pass over the equator lust
mt the time when 1t 10 warm enough
ohis latitude to sympathize with their
Drings. II the squadron had been
1orpd 70 South America at first In
- q to Europe, this long, hot voyage
y1o not now be necessary, and the
that u is 10 b. undertaken seems to
lonte that there 10 some urgent de-
- ~ stronger naval forcs In those
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-05

THEY must live 10 n good old age In
Peru. The latest advices describe snow
storm at Lima in March when ''the city
was covered with snow, q phenomenon
which residents who have reached tho age
Of l04 years declared had not occurred
during their lives" The same dispatch
tells Of riot caused by the arrest by the
government of an opposing candidate for
the presidency, but tho people hundred
and four years old were not troubled to tell
how many incidents Of the kind they re-
membered. The riot, by the way, seems to
have been unusually violent and tho mob
stoned the government buildings, shouting
death to the government I" They were
dispersed by volley from the guard and
q charge Of cavalry, but nothing Is said Of
the number OF killed and wounded.
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~ asssaisss's.
PmILADELrIIIA, Monday. May 5

q particular house, were so
slow a-coming that we got hold
Of them for you at less than half
the cost Of importation. Like
this
Import cost, ESQ 1875 $3.50 sIoe5 sA75
Our price. q o o q v
Variously trimmed with gimps,
braid, embroidery, and the like.
Colors and black.
Tile cheapest lot Of Six
Waists we eoey had for the
money.
second floor, Chestnut street.
Children's Refers at $r.35
haven't been over plenty.
Tables full once more navy
blue or terra-cotta, with brass
buttons. About double would
be the usual price. Better
quality, $I.7s; very fine, $2.7s,
but only in navy.
Children's Suits close by.
second floor, Chestnut street.
Only the finest cotton care
fully worked gets into the lovely
Brandenburgs. Lumpy, knotty
thread might do in Oriental i'm
itations--it is apt to be the
Oriental way to have them
but a smooth, perfect surface is
one Of the chiefest Brandenburg
graces. On such a cotton the
artist dyer can do his daintiest
work. Not even the rarest
Sateens 'outdo the Branden-
burgs in beauty Of printing.
Hardly the stuff you expect to
get at 2oc a yard!
Northwest Of centre.
Good serviceable Robe pat
terms Of the French Wool
Dress Goods at about half.
8-yard lengths $2.oo
Io-yard lengths $3.50
They have a piece Of the Rem
nant counter. Such a COM
pany Of little-priced, big-worth
stufs as you rarely see.
Southwest of centre.
Madras Curtains in short
lengths and part lots shall go
at about three-quarters.
| Zoe yard from 81
5Oc "a yard from 75c
ac yard from Soc
Zoe yard from 4Oc
Oc IL yard from Wc
Seasonable and suitlble for
sash or full length curtains.
White, ecru, lemon, gold, and
fancy colors.
Second floor. north of transept.
Lively goings on in Hosiery.
Overloaded importer, soe take
the stock. Quantities very big,
prices very little--best goods
Of their grades every time.
One lot of Children's Fast)
Black i;.Ss Hosiery, in ali I2H cents
One lot Children's Fast
| Black Hosiery, plain IL cents
| and ribbed ,'ali sizes.
| One lot Women's Fancy
Hosiery, fast black bot oS cents
| toms, fancy tops.
One lot Women's Fancy
| Lisle Hosiery In many S7h cents
| beautiful styles. o'/N
| One lot WOmcn's SILK
r.n,es !an. ana .IsS..; HS;s.j blacks so cents
You only need to see these lots
OF Hosiery to know how won
derfully cheap they are.
Each of the different sorts i:
put by itself.
Chestnut street side, west Of Main Aisle.
A Tourist or Field Glass ane
a Kodak Camera will add tc
the pleasure Of any outing trip
kodaks
No. takes lCo pictures 2os-in. circle, s2j
No. takes ~ pictures y s-ln. circle $3.50
| No. 3 takes lU pictures 3ltxIx inches, $40
No. fakes 100 pictures >x5 inches, $50
No. takes ~ pictures SKI inches, 800
Near Juniper street entrance.
John Wanamaker
|
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-05

In the heading Of the election returns in
the eISTELLIaENcER's extra II was stated that
Franklin's majority was "small." Large"
should have appeared, for he had 5l3 more
votes than McClain. At the general cleo
ton, if Democrats nominate strong man,
Franklin's majority will be neither large
nor small. The impression obtains that he
can be easily defeated.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-05

THE INTELLIuENcER rs usual promptly
furnished an entertaining report of the
great annual Republican jamborie, and
IL our friends the enemy are not
pretty well disgusted with their own
politics II Is not for want Of information on
the subject
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palars ~ gashssss.
PALAcros FASHION. Z
.AsTRIcH's j
PALACE OF FASHION,
lis AND lit n. QUEEN sr.

All our finest Diagonal and Cork
screw Jackets and Coats ut the uniiorm
price Of $2.08.
Many new things have come in this
week.
We call your special attention to .
few OF Our Leaders.
A big line Of Children's Trimmed Hats
at SOC apiece worth from 9Oc to $1.25.
All the newest styles In Black and
Colored Canton and Milan Hats.
Black and White Leghorn, Milan and
Chip Flats, the largest variety ever
shown by us.
NEW FLO WERS.
A full line Of Cheap Flowers at 10, 10
and 25c.
Special value In Nice Flowers at SOC .
spray.
Our display Of Trimmed Hats and
Bonnets 10 larger and finer than ever,
aud our prices much lower.
furnishing the incest and most stylish
goods the market can afford at the low
est possible prices.
Lace Caps from 1Oc up.
Large Lawn aud Surah Shirred Hats,
in white, pink, light blue, black, old
rose, olive, etc.
LLSLE THREAD g. SILK GLOVES
Special Bargains In Lisle Thread
Gloves, at 10 and l5c.
Fine Brilliant Lisle, seamless, at 25c,
In black, tan and slate color.
Fine Taffeta SILK Gloves, In black, tan
aud slate, at Is, 20, 25, 81 and Soc pair.
Silk Mitts and Lace Mitts, In black
and cOlors, 121, Is, 10, 25c to . pair.
KID GLOVES.
4-button, SO, 75c and 81.
shook Lacing, 79c, 81 and $1.25, In
black, tan colors and slate.
Mousquetaires, in undressed, at 75, 81
and $.25.
Dressed Mousquetaire at 81 pair.
HOSIERY.
Warranted Fast Black Cotton Hose,
ribbed, for Ladies and Children, at IL
and 12lc q pair.
Ladies' Best Royal Black, stainless,
full regular made, at 25c pair.
Fancy Striped Hose for Ladies' at TO-
12l and l5c a pair.
Modes, Tans and States, at 10, 12l, Il
| and 25c pair.
DIdCh lIiSic IlOStt % uuu cuC
royal black.
An immense line Of Boys Plaid and
Fancy Ties at 5, 10, Is, 20, 25 and SIC.
Ladies' Ribbed Lisle Vests, 10, 12l, IL
25 and 44c apiece.
MUSLIN UNDER WEAR.
Chemise, 25, 20, 81, so to $780,
| Skirts, with embroidered ruffie, 80, SO
75, SSc, 81, $l.25, $l.37 and $l.5O.
Corset Covers, 25, %, 81, SO, 62, rs and
CSC.
Drawers, %, 81 and SOC.
Night Gowns. Special Bargains-37
80, IS, CSC, 81. .25 aud 81 so apiece.
Gents Night Gowns, SO, IS, s5c and 81
Most excellent value for the money.
SIAMPED LINENS.
Sideboard Covers, 72-inch, %, 20, 81
80 and 75c.
Stand Covers, 5i-inch, 20, 25, 81 ant
soc.
Splashers, with fringe, TO- Is, 1s, 20
%, 81 end SOC.
Tides, 8 and l0c {; Openworked, l7c.
Monte Linen, 25, 81, 81, so and 75c.
Stamped Damask Linen Doylies
fringed, at SC.
Small Monte Linen DOylies, stamped
and sewed fringe, 4c apiece.
|
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-05

CONGRESSMAN BRosIUs may now turn
his attention TO stimulating activity in tho
building Of the postofilce. If work does
not soon begin the forestry association may
ask for change of site, no a. to spare the
trees now growing up In the postoflice lot.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-05

IT il said that ladies' arc to wear shirts
with studs, stand up collars aud white ties
just like gentlemen In full dress. The
man who don't want to be efieminate in
dress will have to take to flannel.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-05

The congressional persimmon was much
too high for Myers pole.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-05

II John II. lands, of the Anti-Corrup-
tion society, was In earnest, no could get
sufficient evidence, in two hours, to send
dozens of men to Jail. He would find
plenty of his political friends In the net,
toO.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-05

FOR Constipation, Sick or Bilious Headache
use Dr. Pie ces Pellets, or Anti-bilious Gran
nics; Purely Vegetable and perfectly harmless
ohe v dose. M,TuSw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-05

30 there was money brought over the
borders this county! The interference of
both Hastings and Delamater's boomers
will turn Republican votes TO tho Demo-
cratic state ticket In November.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-05

CHORUS of the defeated: "The next
time we'll win"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-05

Every Person To BE u Real Success
In this life must have speciality that IL, must
concentrate the abilities Of body and mind on
some one pursuit. Burdock Riood Bitters have
their speciality as complete and radical cure
ofdyspepsia, and liver and kidney affections,
sold In Lancaster by w. 7. Hoch. lS7 and i39
North Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-05
Ask Your Friends About IL.

Ask Your Friends About Ii.
Your distressing cough can be cured. We
know II because Kemp's Balsam within the
past few years has cured so many coughs and
colds In this community. Its remarkable sale
has been won entirely by its genuine merit.
Ask some friend who has used Il what he
thinks OF kemp's Bslsam. There Is no medi.
cine SO pure, none SO effective. Large bottles
5Oc and 81 at all druggists. (N
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-05

THE Anti-Corruption society wore masks
on Saturday.
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TIooDs sARsAPARILI.A.
Purify
Your Blood

Al the coming Of spring the blood should b
purined, ~ impurities which have been accu-
mulaung for months or even years, are liable 70
manifest themselves and seriousiy affect the
health. Hoods Sarsaparilla II undoubtedly the
best blood purifier. II expels every taint Of Inn
purity, drives out scrofulous humors and germs
Of disease, and gives TO the blood the quality
and tone essential 20 good health.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
EVERY spring for years have made II a
practice to take from three 10 nve bottles Of
Hood's sarsaparilla, because know II purines
the blood and thoroughly clcanses the system
OF all impurities" w. II. LAwRENcE. Editor
Agricultural Epitomist, indianapolis, Ind.
"1.ast spring was completely tagged out. Ny
strength lcft me and felt sick and miserable
ali the time. 10 that I could hardly attend 70
my business. took one bottle Of Hood's sar-
saparilla. and II cured me. There - nothing
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-05
PER SONAL.

BLOCKS of fives Yes, in some cases the
punches of floaters numbered twenty.
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Truth Crushed IN Earth

noouhd 10 rise Crowd down aud smother tn.
truth AS you may concerning Thomas; EIs.,,,s
O yel the facts Will rise up that Il Is one OF Ia
pest remedies for aches, sprains and paius tha
by W. I. Hoch, iT and lSS North Queen street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-05

SOME months ago several rascals In Phil.
adelphis we're found 70 have conspired TO
swindle . Mrs. Emily u. Hooper Out
of some thirty thousand dollars. Ono Of
them, Leopold Alexander, who pleaded
guilty, has been sentenced 10 only three
months imprisonment. In these days JUS
tice not only travels with leaden heel,
but often strikes with q gioved and gentle
hand. This swindler was private detoc-
tive, who was employed by the woman To
guard her interests. and frightened her into
paying him large sums Of money.
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A TsoSskS'
A Special Bargains.

SEE WHAT you CAN BUT FOR 25 CENTS.
cans Good Corn, 2ac.
leans Good Blackberries, 25c.
4cans Strawberries, &c.
Ms Dried Peaches, Sc
4quarts Dried Apples, 2ic.
8 cans Good String Beans, 2jc.
scans WhOrtlebeTries, 25c.
t+e Scans Cherries, 25c. r.f
3cans Tomatoes, 2ic.
3 Ds California Raisins, Csc.
8 Ms Figs, Sc.
4quarts Green Peas, 25c.
2 hs California Egg Plums, &c.
ms EvapOrated Peaches, BIC.
ns Sponge Water Crackers, 2Jc.
8 Ds Rice, 25c.
Ms Rice, 25c.
lbs Choice Carolina Rice, 2jc.
3 No Best Lump Starch, 25c.
0bs Lump Starch. 25c.
b9 Rolled Oats. 2jc.
8 MS Oat Meal, 25c.
8 5Schumacker Rolled Avena, &c.
s ms Cracked Wheat, 25c.
A full line OF the best Groceries In the city.
-YY1 CYIsC C~@@~-@~
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waters. The administration was strongly
urged TO send the squadron south when
news came Of the Brazilian revolution,
and N the men could have been trained
quite - well In those waters, II is pity
that they were not sent there, where
any variety Of climate could have been
found within comparatively easy reach
Of turbulent Brazil. Now the squadron
will probably reach Rio de Jansero at
time when that beautiful but unhealthy
port IL at its worst. The incident must
provoke curiosity as to the motive OF
this sudden order 10 Brazil, which has
evidently not been long contemplated, AS
II will leave the country quite unrepre-
sented in European waters, and some
ship must be hurriedly made ready for
that station. What can Mr.. Blaine be
up to In Brazil, or what menace to our
Interests has there arisen that this long
midsummer voyage In the tropics
should be made?
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LADIES' Shoes

In All Styles, Grades and Prices.
Our Ladies' soc Shoe is one of the neatest In
the market. They are made up of DongOla and
Grain Leather. See them.
A Bargain at 81 25-Iadies' Dongola Kid Shoes
made up in Opera and Square Toe, Button and
Lace. Also, q Ladies' Grain Button Shoe at the
same price, in Opera and Square Toe.
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NOTIONS.

Ladies' Summer Underwear, In Muslin,
Gauze, Jersey Ribbed, Lisle Thread and silk.
Ladies' Ribbed Vests beginning as lOc and
five styles at l212c each.
Silk Vests at 75c, 81 and 81 % each. az
Ladies' Hosit ry from &c to 81 % per pair.
Excellent values in Childrens Hose at &c, lOc
and l21%c. Also, better grades In Hermsdorf
Onyx and Robinson's Fast Dyes.