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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-11-13

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 6-Complcte but
official returns from every county in the
State give PHttiSon, Dem, for Governor a
plurality of l6. 299 over De1amater. Rep. The
Republican candidates for Lieutenant Gov
ernor and Secretary of Internal Affairs,
MtsSrs. Watres and Stuart, no doubt
as both ran far ahead of Delamater
in nearly every county.
Latest re turns from the twenty eight Con-
gressfonal districts of the State show the
election of eighteen Republicans and ten
Democrats.
First Dstrict-Bingham. Rep.
Second District-O'NeiIl, Rep.
Third Distr ict--McAteer, Dem.
Fourth District-Reyburn, Rep.
Fifth Observation-Disclosures, R.p.
Sixth Observation-Disclosures, Rep.
Seventh Dstrict--4I2iioyell,D Dem
Eighth D:strict-Mutchler Dem.
Ninth District-Brunner, Dem.
Tenth D.strict-Brosius. Rep.
Eleventh District-Amerman, Dem.
Twelfth District-Shonk, Rep.
Thirteenth Distrfct-Reilly. Dem.
fourteenth District-Rife, Rep.
Fifteenth District-Wright, Rep.
Sixteenth District-Elliott Dem.
Seventeenth DESTRUCTIVE Dem.
Eighteenth Observation-Disclosures, Rep.
Nineteenth District-Beltzhoover,D Dem.
Twentieth Distrct-SculI, Rep.
Twenty first District-Huff, Rep.
Twenty second District-DLlzell, Rep.
Twenty third District-Wm. 4. Stone, Rep.
Twenty fourth DiStrict-Stewart Rep.
Twenty fifth District-Philips, Ind. Rep.
Twenty sixth District-Gr.sw Rep.
Tive MY seventh District-Chas. w. stone,
Dem
Twenty eight District-James Kerr, Dem.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-11-13

RALEIGH, \. c.. Nov. 6-The majority for
the Democratic State ticket is estimated at
1900. The Congressional delegation stands
eight Democrats and one Republican. The
Legislature is largely Democratic.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-11-13

last year. Dixon, Dem is elected to Con.
gress by $50 over Carter, Rep. Tn. Demo-
Gratis have elected four State Senator's the
Republicans two. with two in doub. Tho
Republican State committee says it Will re-
quire the ofiicia! count to deci 10 the Con.
gr .ssional result, though it still claims the
State for Carter by rs The same committee
claims the election of five Republican Sem
ators.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-11-13
New Jersey.

TRENTON, \. j., Nov. 6-Late returns give
the Democrats increased majorIties in both
branches of the Legislature. The Senate
VIII stand: Democrats. ID; Republicans, Z.
The Assembly will stand: Democrats, 43;
Republicans, IL.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-11-13
The Lesser of Two Evils.

James," exclaimed the proprietor OF
the store, angrily, put that cover back
on the iimburger cheese"
A customer came in smoking cigar
cite.
James," Moderated the proprietor,
stake that cover off the linn burger
cheese againr'-Chicago Tribune.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-11-13
Delaware.

WILMINGTON, Del, Nov. 6-Complete re-
turns from the whole State give REYNOLDS
D., for Governor, AS majority, and Causey,
D., for Congress, 5l4 majori,y. The city of
Wilmington has gone 414 Republican on the
head of the ticket The Republicans elect
their county ticket in Newcastle County by
326 majority. The next Legislature will,
stand: Senate-Democrats, 5; Republicans,
4. House-Dem Gratis, II; Republicans, 4.
There is United States Senator to be
elected.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-11-13

NASHVILLE, Tenn. Nov. 6-John Z. Blu
chaEan Dem, for Governor, Will nave be-
tween 25.00I and $4,000 majority over l. l.
Baxter. Rep, and ID. c. Kelly, Pro. The Leg
islature ia two-thirds Democratic in both
houses, the Democracy having made gains
in the Legislature in East TENNESSEE The
Conversational delegation Will stand as fol-
lows:
First District. r. r. Butler, Ind. R.; Sec
ond District. I. C, Houk, R., reelected
Third District, II. c. snodgrass. D.; Fourth
District. Benton Mcmillan, D.; Fifth Dis
trict, James D. Richardson. D.; Sixth DIS
trict, Joseph E. Washington, D., returned
Seventh District, n. N. Cox, d. Eishth Dis
trict. r. A. Enioo. d.; Ninth District, r A.
Pierce, D.: Tenth District, Joseph Patter-
son, D.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-11-13

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. 6-Reports from
all parts of the State show tn at the election
has been a vertable Landslide Tor the Democ-
racy- The entire Democratic State ticket is
elected by big majorites, and Chairman
Kitchener of the Republican State commit
tee comedies the defeat of his party by
about 1000.
Chairman Jewett of the Democratic COM
mttee flu finishes the following estimate
of majorities and congressman from
Indiana: Majority on State ticket, I7,si2;
Senators elected, 10; hold over, Il; total, 81.
Representatives elected, %; majority on
joint ballot. 81. Eleven congressman, being
all members except in the Sixth and Ninth
districts.
First Distrct-Wm. F. Parrett, Dem.
Second DiStrict-John l.. Bretz, Dem.
Third District-Jason H. Brown, Dem.
Fourth District-W. S Holman, Dem.
Fifth District-George w. Cooper, Dem
Sixth District-Henry Z. johnson, Rep. C
Seventh District-W. ID. Bynum. Dem
Eighth Dstrct-Elijah Brookshire, Dom.
-Iinth District-Daniei Waugh, Rep
T.rth District-Dayd III. Patton, Dem.
E'pFenth District-Augustus n Martin,
DeIr-
Twelfth Gistrict-Charles A. o. Mcclellan
Dem.
Thirteenth District-Beniamin F. Shvely,
Dem.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-11-13
The Irish Asitators Free to Visit Gun
ada.

OTTAWA, Ont. Nov. Sir John
Macdonald on being asked to say what
fate might be in store for Messrs. Dill
Ion and O'Brien in case they should
come to Canada, said that the Domin-
ion Government had no power in the
matter The gentlemen were British
subjects and members of the British
Parliament, and had every right to
speak in this country. The Canadian
Government had received no Informal
ton from the Imperial authorities re-
garding their arrest should they visit
Canada.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-11-13

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 6.-Returns are too
incomplete to make any accurate estimate,
but with the present Republican majority
in the State Senate Republicans are sure of
a safe majority on joint ballot, and the cleo
ton of Il Republican to succeed Leland
Stanford in the United States Senate is as
sured Returns from the six COMPRESSION al
districts in the State indicate that Repub-
licans have carried every district. Later
returns from the First district which was
in doubt show that Barham, Rep, has been
making net gains throughout the district,
and is apparently elected. This Will give
the Republicans gain of two Congress men
in this State.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-11-13
Oklahoma Territory
North Carolina.

GUTHRIE, Okla, Nov. CD. a Harvey, Re-
publican nominee for Congress, carried Ok
lahoma by 900 over Mccoy, Dem.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-11-13
A Voice from the Northwes
tSt. Paul Globe. Dem. I

St. Paul Globe, Dem.
''Sound the loud timbrel DER Egypts
dark sea,
Jehovah hath triumphed, His people
are Free
There is glory enough for one day.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-11-13
Ohio.

COLUMBUS, o Nov. 6.-from official and
unofficial returns received from all the
counties of the State, except Ashland, Co.
iumbiana COshocton. jackson, Marion, Me-
dina, Monroe. Noble .Paulding ami T tscaraw-
as. and estimating them same as they were
last year on the vote for Governor, the plu-
rality of ID. q Ryan. Republican candidate
for Secretary of State. is 1929.
The Congressman elected, as shown by the
rcturns recs we'd, are:
First DistrIti-Bellamy Storer, Rep
Second Distrct-John y Caldwell, Rep.
Third Distrfct-Georgu w. Houk, Dem.
Fourth District-M. X. GantZ. Dem.
Filth District-Fred c. Layton. Dem.
Sixth District-D. u. Donavin, Dem.
seventh Di5trict-W. III. Haincs, Dem.
L ghth District-D. ID. Hare, Dem
Ninth District. ii. Outh waite, Dem
Tenth ID strict-Robert f Doan, Rep.
Eleventh DiStrict-J NJ Pat tson, Dem
Twelfth District-W. H. Enochs, Rep.
Thirteenth District-Irvine DUNCAN DEM
Fourteenth District-J. w. Owens, Dem.
Fifteenth District-M. D. Harter Dem.
Sixteenth DiStrict-J. g. Warwick, Dem.
venteentn Dis trict-A j. Pearson, Dem.
Eighteenth DiStrict-J. ID. Taylor, Rep.
Nineteenth District-E. b. Taylor, Rep.
Twentieth DistrIct-V. c. Taylor, Rep.
Twenty first Dstrict-Thomas L. johnson
Dem.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-11-13

There Was Heavy Hitting.
--"How was the boxing exhibition, a
good show?" Slugger-"First .rate."
Iuffer-"Any marked features in the
entertainments" Slugger-'You'd saw
so If you saw some of the fellows that
got hit Dos TON Herald
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-11-13
Illinois.

CHICAGO. Nov. --latest returns show the
election of Amberg and Edwards. Republic
ans,to the offices of State Treasurer and Su-
perintcndent of schools, respectively, and
that the Legislature will be Republican on
joint ballot by about five. The following
are the congressman elect:
First District-Abner Taylor, Rep.
Second District-Lawrence L. McGannl
Dem.
Third District-Al1en E. Durburow, Dem
Fourth District-Walter c. Newberry,
Dem.
Fifth District-Albert j. Hopkins Rep
Sixth DistrIct-Robert L. Hit Rep.
seventh District-TEomas j. Henderson
Rep.
Eighth District-Charles A. Hill, Rep.
Ninth District Lewis L. Payson, Rep.
Tenth District-Philip S Post. Rep.
Eleventh District - Ben iamin T. Cable
Dem.
Twelfth Distrfct-Scott wike, Dem
Thirteenth Distrct-William NJ SprIn ger
Dem.
Fourteenth District-Owen Scott. Dem.
Fifteenth DistrIct-T. Busey, Dem.
Sixteenth DiStrict-J ID. Reeder f NJ
b. "A
Seventeenth District-Edward Lane, DEM
Eighteenth District-WiIliam S. Foreman
Dem.
Nineteenth DIstrfct-James r. Williams
Dem.
Twentieth nistrict-George W. Smith, Rep.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-11-13
EX-MAYOR COTTRELI.
The Terror of Cedt~ Keys Finds III
Match. and is Shot and Killed.

The Terror of Cedt> Keys Finds III,
Match. and IS Shot and Killed.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. = - Ex-
Mayor Cottrell, of Cedar Keys, Fla, who
Il few weeks ago terrorzed the Florida
Fedora! officials, was shot in the head
and instantly killed at eleven o'clock
yesterday morning by Chief of Police
Geralo. of Montgomery, Ala. Cottrell
was drunk Wednesday night and was
arrested by the police. He insulted the
chief and challenged him to fight a
duel. The chief, aho il. consequence
of the threats of Cottrell, had armed
himself with double barreled shot
gun, was sitting outside of his Of
flee yesterday morning when Cottrel1
drove up in a cab. After few words
had been exchanged both men began
firing, with the result given above.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-11-13

LITTLE ROCK Nov. 6-ArkansaS elected q
solid Democratic delegation to Congress,
and there is great rejoicing throughout the
State in consequence.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-11-13
Montana.

HELENA, Mont, Nov. 6.-With all the conn
ties heard from save two, and allowing the
Republicans the same majorities they had
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-11-13

RENO, New. Nov. 6.-Advices from various
parts of Nevada indicate the election of
Colcord, Rep, for Governor, and Bartfne.
Rep, for Congress, by maiorites of between
$40 or GO.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-11-13
Virginia.

RICHMOND. Va, Nov. 6.-Further returns
from tho election in this State leave
doubt that ten Democratic Congressman
are elected. The Democratic gains were
II ,Gl2, and Republican gains 1896.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-11-13
he Probable Complexion of the Next


Congress.
New York, Nov. 7-Returns re-
celvcd up to midnight would indicate
that the Democrats have ma orty of
over $50 in the next Congress. Phe-
nomenal gains have been made in
many States. The representation from
AL of the States would seem at this
tour to be about as follows:
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-11-13
1rover Cleveland is vindicated.
Too Much Even for Pennsylvania.
IChicago Tribune, Rep.

Quay's man, Delamater, has been
overwhelmingly defeated in Pennsyl-
vania, the indignant people of that
State having risen and stamped Quay
ism into the ground. Quay's record as
substantial embezzler should have
been sufficient to keep him out of the
campaign. but he did not only take part
in it but went SO far as to force his man
Delamater on the party as against
another candidate who was in every
way acceptable. The result is told by
the figures in Philadelphia: Delamater,
30. 7S2; Watres, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
so, O61; Stewart, Secretary of Internal
Affairs, 80, 1859: Connell, Sheriff, 81 500;
Green, Recorder of Deeds, So 11. Della
mater was from IL, geo to $4,000 behind
his ticket. The same causes changed
Republican majority of $1,000 in Allie
gheny to $500! Quay's man is beaten
in State which two years ago gave
Har rison 70, 45S majority and six years
ago gave Blaine 81. 019 majority, the
latter figure representing the Repub-
lican majority of Pennsylvania when
! ticket is satisfactory. This is another
of the lessons of defeat which Repub-
lican leaders may study with profit
McKinleyism is bad, but McKinleyism
and Quayism com bined are too much
even for an so, 900 Republican majority
State
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-11-13
NEGRO SOCIETIES.

! No selection in the Second district
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-11-13

There was volcano yesterday. ami unls
morning all the Republican hopes lie IN
ruins. Gar Reed has topp1ed from his
throne. The Mckinley tariff Is
wrecked. The force bill has beer con-
demned The Harrison Administration
is repudiated.
The Republican party stinks in the
nostrils of the people. Its foundations
have been loosened in it's strongholds
Pennsylvania, the home of Quay ana
Cameron and the land of high tariffs
has about-faced and joined the Demo-
cratic column. PattiSon is elected Gov
ernor, and a clean sweep Massachu-
sets, Rhode Island, Connecticut. New
Hampshire. Kansas, Iowa and Nebraska
are all in line with the Democrats.
The Democratic majority in tho next
House of Representatives will be large.
The educational campaign has had It's
effect.
The people have declared that the
war taxes shall be abolished and that
the robber tariff barons shall be de-
throned.
Grovar Cleveland is yindicated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06

DRESS GOODS. S.-Were at it again.
Is the subject uninieresting TO you? It's
an inexhaustible one to us-an endless
study.
So many new things come and go
every week. so many new styles, new
colors, new combinations, new ideas are
originated and materialized into beauty,
neatness, and elegance in single sea-
son. making each season a new chapter,
each chapter a collection of new ideas.
each collection an epitome Of the worlds
fashion in dress aud all It's belongings.
Have you ever reflected upon the
genius, the science, the labor that has
been bestowed upon your wearing ap-
paroi? The various crude materials
employed in The production Of the beau
lful fabrics that give grace to the form
and IN eyer-yarv NJ change TO the eye +?
The different kingdoms animal, ve8e-
table, and mineral-represented in the
texture and dyes of each square Of
fabric The ingenious brain and skill
Of man that has prepared and reduced
these crude materials and woven them
into the finest Of fabrics and dyed them
in the soft, delicate. and brilliant
colors-direct copies reproductions so
10 speak OF nature, animate and mani
mate ?
But We didn't start to write an essay
couldn't perhaps, if we wished to. We
study the subject from a commercial
more than a scientific point of view
study it to know which material Will
wear the best which color will please
the eye best, and endure exposure to ar
and sunlight longest.
There is much shoddy nowadays,
many substitutes in texture ana dye,
that go by strange names, which seem
all right to the uniuitiated, but they
won't wear. You wouldn't buy them
second time.
It's by knowing that We are enabled 70
guard against these limitations and I'M
positions and offer protection to the
consumer.
We aim to make every sale thorough:
II satisfactory-to make d customer OF
every purchaser One OF the first prin-
ciples Of business instilled in the minds
OF our salespeople is not to mlsrepreseht
goods. We want the confidence or our
patrons.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.-A branch
OF the department which has our first at
tention, our best judgment-and nothing
inferior has room here With our knowing
Black French Serge is the most ser
yiceable of medium priced dress goods
If you get value. You can get u mere
80 inches wide, good, sound heavy tex
ture, firmly and evenly woven, dyed ID
beautiful crow black and Jet black, at
soc. yard. You may shop over eign,
squares, from Foushee TO Seventh ana
tue chances will, we think, favor our
serge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06
TOILET DEPARTMENT I

mert seai the prices:
Iarte size Cocdy yrar fountain syringe, Sl'3'
Good renr's Hot-Na'or Bags, Flannel covered,
g. -3, s2.i-, and t26S:
Fnu.y Rubber tie-h Bfgehos, sl.@J
Iunnsr Iuro. f0r Infants Bottles, l'c.;
Cream Furniture Polish, Tho hest ihing IN the
market for polishing Furniture. 49,,
eUrnr ttIas., and Ntfai Polish, DC. "a caE0;
Uauueis-rs Cnew as Gum, o.. q box tach oox
rortaias n coupon. Two hpulrod coupons
ertftIs you e. a hie-siZe traYou from any
plotograph YOU may present.
g. fIr q tase Of s-ouucu { AS'ilr soap
Pa 10 SoRp .c p cake for inrEe cnses,
4 Que GlY-e -erine -car, &C. = cake;
Iub.1s Toilet Powder, ~. n pNcaaso;
soc. for oil q Lunin's LXU0C-s;
Florida Wstor 2i, a uOt,le.
.fr for toiao ot good bay Num;
% o.her Toilet articles mArScd way down Tor
t1ls vees:
&c gu oau,e I'm buik) for Oakley's Triple KH-
tract4, including all the new odofs;
All 0f colgate a. Co.'S Sopps 0ud lefumes-
cheaper LrTe than cl-owhore
Osbofne'a lLouInuj Ylolot Toilet Powder, l0c.-
usual price .lr..
Bone NaN-niu-nes. ac. each:
ilc Iooth-hrIHhcs, su shuy imported, tor &C.
MIRRORS.
irrors 81 lf-. v,rth .5r: at 2ec. worth S5c. nt
8'c. worth alr. q; lrc- Wofth '2c
o.. squar0 fryei'rd. tdge h'nor, frame OF Ghr
plush hlei. 0t ftc. each.
20 Hoaufful Mirrors, frame OF silver aud giit
at lsc. each.
framed. a. NaJ-real value -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-06
MILLER & RHOADS,
RIchmonA, Va, April 5, 1890.

Pure Sheer Linen Lawn Handkerchiefs,
embroidered in the newest designs.
at 2jc. worth 5Oc. /;
Gentlemen's Pure White Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, l0c. each;
At the Mems Wear counter new Neck-
wear for Easter week at 25c worth
SOC. and 4Jc. worth zoe.
New Windsor lies at l2i, 20, and 2ao
each
A new line OF Outing Shirts at 39. 3Ib
80. 75c., 81, Sl.25, Sl.50 to 50 thai
are hard to beat.
A complete line Of new Suspenders
at one third less than ordinary prices.
Among them are extra long ones for tall
men and fat men.
AZ the Hosiery counter thirty-nine
distinctive bargain boxes will be filled
this week with unusual values, ranging
in price from &C. pair upwards to 50c.
pair.
The report from the head OF the Glove
Department is I'VE are selling moro
Pigskin Gloves every day. Have JUST
received q new lot in suede shape, in
black, assorted tans and grays, at 81 .
pair" Those gloves will outwesr any
! two pair of kid gloves at the same price.
They are quite the "latest thing" in
gloves, and are perfectly satisfactory in
every way.
We sell Tiyolle Charyette & Co. o real
French Kid Gloves, made in Grenoble.
! France. Prices IL and sl.25 pair.
The Notion Department is at present
represented in part in one OF our large
I show-windows. The prices on the arti-
cles. thousand aud one in number. arc
indeed an interesting and instructive ad-
yertisement. Hundreds OF people lin-
ger there every hour in the day--strange
fascination-it's the low prices.
The cool days that are likely 10 be in
terspersed throughout tho present
month suggest 10 your comfort some
light-weight Wrap, Directoire Cape. .
pretty and always dressy Beaded Wrap.
or Stockinet Jacket
Three-Row Black and Tan Capes 81
SAB;
A superb quality in Beaded Wraps Il
So;
Tan Cloth Jackets, $3.50;
Black Slockinet Jackets, $50, S37S
aud s. each.
AT TIE SATTEEN COUNTER
There will be twenty-five pieces Of the
regular l2sc. fine dress Satteens on sale
TOMORROW tMcnday) at Ice. yard.
goods nor remnants--full pieces and
pretty designA A bargain.
n1<.H NJ
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OFFICE OF

On Monday tomorrow we begin 6
special sale Of All-Linen Towels, mostly
stock from a far east importers closing
sale. We feel safe in saying that the
prices are perhaps lower than they'll be
again for many months We got an ad
yantage-now it's your time. You'll mol
find such value and variety in any other
retail store here.
loc. buys su extra good Hsnd-wOven
Hucx Towel
l9Xc. gives you the choice Of oight va.
rIeiies OF large Daiua.k, Huck, and
Crepe Towels, some vita plain and some
with tied fringe.
Ati7c. the quality and variety grow
upon you 80 as 10 be irresistible.
Double Damask Towels, with pretty
borders, woven IN fast dyes. measuring
2lxi9 iuches.
Firm, heavy. solid Hucz Towels for the
bath, with neat borders, 2lxi2 iuches.
At 2Oc. Double Damask Towels. with
tied fringe and deep borders. in beaut-
full shades OF PINK. light blue, and
orange, also plain white.
Heavy Double Hand Woven Huck Tow
els. 2lxR inches. Crepe Towels 25Ii5
inches-superior for the cath.
At PC. pure soft linen Damssk Towels,
with exquisite tinted borders, measuring
24x48 inches: HIck Towels Of unusual
weight and size s4xis inches.
At 2gc q nns Double Dsmssk Towel.
with tied fringe and exauisitely woven
borders, In delicate tints of fast dyes,
measuring 2iz4s inches These towels
are worth S7hc
The Button counter is a corner Of un
usual activity. The bargains there ar
OF such magnetic nature as to con
stantly draw crowd.
For this week "job " in Pearl Dres
Buttons-a thousand cards, any siz
you want, nicely finished, pure whit
pearl, at 12c. card Of two dozen.
Metal Dress Buttons, So dozen.
Ivory Dress Buttons. SC. dozen.
jet Dress Buttons. &c. dozen.
hohalr Dress Buttons. SC. dozen.
Anything and everything In Buttons
Black Dress Trimmings q speciality.
At the Handkerchief counter SOM
tempting novelties in Sheer Law
Handkerchieis, embroidered in fanc,
designs, at 10 and 1910 each.
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