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PLATTSVILLE.

Misses Edith Sherwood and Addie Godfrey spend the holidays in Brooklyn.
 Mrs Edward Sceley spent Christmas with her daughter, Mrs George Sturges of Weston.
 E. W. Seeley and family took Christ mas dinner with Frederick Wheeler of Easton.
 George Burr and granddaughter, Miss Fannie Bradley, were with his daughter, Mrs C. Bradley on Greenfield Hill, Christ mas day.
 Work has been suspended at the hair pin factory till after holidays, when Su- perintendent Skidmorc says that he will have to work early and late to keep up with orders.
 The turnpike has been opened to the public, although not yet completed. The crooked part is being strengthened, the hills lowered, hollows filled up and rough places made smooth. Mrs L. N. Reynolds and sons have spent holiday week in Bridgeport.
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LYONS PLAIN.

Rev Dr Tatlock met the wardens and vestry of Emmanuel church at the resi- dence of Mrs Treadwell. Nothing defi- nite was decided upon, but all hope soon to have T settled clergyman.
 Miss Minnie Brady of Wilton spent Christmas with her sister, Mrs G. w. Treadwell.
 A pleasant little party gathered with Mrs Bailwitz, last week Thursday even- ing. X social dance was enjoyed, re- treatments were plenty and all returned home feeling that they had spent pleas ant evening.
 A. B. Sherwood and family spent Christmas with Mir and Mrs F. Silliman of Bridgeport.
 A congregation of about 90 attended the Christmas Eve service. Rev MT Hamilton delivered an address appropri- ate for the occasion, after which he spoke kindly to the children and presented them all with candy, oranges and Christ, mas cards.
 Sunday night ati1a 30,the barns of Mrs s. H. Banks were found on fire. Int stock was saved, except COW and calf The barn contained 5 tons of hay, l0l bushels of oats, 100 bushels of corn. Ad joining the barn was hennery contain 1 ing 75 chickens, which were all burned The origin of the fire is unknown, bu supposed to be the work of an incendi |ary. Insurance on barn and contents S425. The contents of the barns wer,
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HOYDEN'S HILL.

i George Gilbert of Minnesota has visited A. and Leslie Jennings.
 Mir and Mrs A. Jennings have visited Wheeler Beardsley, who is very sick.
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HOUSAT0NIC + l
 MAIN LINE
 November ?. lSSg.

BRIDGEPORT North : OS. Ie U5 a m. 50. 6 p Ill; freight, ,. IU 3U a tn. 9 30 p III. Sunday, 30 A m. Arrive 6 50, g 40 a III, l2 I5. 1 50. ' 05. $ 20 pm Sunday milk 20 III; freight 4l5pm,
 TRUMBULL-North DOS. l9~. 10 4O* m; 6 I5, 9 55* p m: Sunday ' 42 ID South. 6 3S.9 2S- m. I2 Oi* 45*. 5I, 9 06* pm. Sunday milk ' O6* pm
 LONG HILL. North 35s. : 25*, 10 B a m; t, 23. 10 I0* p m; sunday 49 a HI South 6 3l, 9 22* II 55 m. 3O*. 6 fl 9p m. Sunday mIlk. $ g pm, SrEPNEY-N"rth5 , 50.7 10 9. II 10 a m; 3S. 10 9 ID. Sunday n m South 27. Is. II 90 m 5 21 3S. D p III Sunday miik 5I m BOTSFORD-North 6 2a. Il, 10 35, II 45 m; Is. 6 30. 10 45 p m; Sun day 05 III SoIrh 6 Is. 2 los. II 10 a m. 3, 6 24, $ 45 m. Suniay milk 42 p m,
 NEWTOWN North $ 90. : 49. 10 43 a m. l2 m; 2tj. %. II % p m; Suutiay s Is m S"nth 10. g O2. II 52 am.2 40. 4 l5. $ l2, $ 37 p Tn; Sunday milk 30 m.
 HAWLEYViLLE-N : 5S. s O3 10 52 a m, l2 50. , 34, l0. II l5 D m. sun day 9 m Sonth 6 O.. 54 II 25 III. ? 20. 07. 5S. $ 30 I. m Sunday milk 6 l6 D m L-av- for Bethel B. II 30 a ID. 5 20 3, {. p4 p m Sunday 52 pm From Be: h-l $ l5. 10 B m. B. 4 05. $ Is p m. Sunday % pm
 BLOOMFIELD LDJUNCTION-NurhS $ O6 S45 II 0l a ID. l2 B. 5 A : 20. II 45 i, n- Sunday 3l m. South , 5. IS II 15 m. l2 5. 5S. , A, % D m Sunday milk 6 02 p m For Dauhury. 6. 06. s 47. l l7 m. f %. i5, s 9 D m
 DAN NRURY-Arrive6 15, 20. 9 O2. II 32 15. , 57. s 40 D III. Leave 5 B. 45 5 30. 10 45 m. 3 70. 3 I5. s pm
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w ESTPORT.

Temple lodge will install these officers on the 9th:
 M., William F.. Albin.
 $. w, Charles Fable. T. w., Frank N. Taylor T., W. s. Lees.
 S., Dr l.. T. Day.
 s. D., w. II. Petrie.
 J. D., F. k. Footc.
 s. s., E. Lehn.
 J. s., E. R. Conner.
 C., Rev H. s. Still.
 Tyler, Paul Preusser.
 M J. s. Jones.
 Trustees, J. S. Jones, P. G. sanford, w. L Coley.
 Auditing committee, W. II. Pctrie, Oscar Smith, Joseph G. Hyatt.
 Miss Lillian Sherwood of Greens Farms visits Miss Lena Warehouse.
 Horace Hurlbutt of Baltimore visit: his father.
 Rev c. W. Stocking of Orange, N. J., preached in Memorial church, Sunday. The frame of w. E. Sturges's new barn was raised by Smith Bros, last week.
 Annual meeting of the reading room and library association, Thursday even ing.
 Twenty-siX hundred dollars of the sub scription to pay the debt of the MethO dist church have been paid, leaving $50 which is expected, so that the entire in debtedness will be cancelled in February T Wcstporter.
 A daughter has been born to Mir auG Mrs Frank NJ. Raymond.
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DANBURY 6 NoRwALK DIVISION.

BETHEL. from Danbury. 36. 6 42. ' il 9 Is a m. 12 07, 3 43, , 23. $ 2o, ' ia. s 3S m R.r Danbury 6 90. ' 8, 10 A A m. l @, 26. 56. 6 30, : g7. II l9. % pm For Hawi-yvi!I- $ 70 10 19 a m.l Ia. 3 70, IS D m Fr. m Hawi-ysill- 9 10. Il 45 n, a B. l3. 20pn
 BEDDING. North 47, 10 O6 a m, 6a, l3. 20. II 11* m. south 6 4s, g .O a m. l2 l3. 5 49. ! 32. ' 20 pm
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candles. They bore present for every scholar (to great extent books) and for each q cornucopia of candy. The par ents, too, as we'll as the children, enjoy ed the evenings entertainment and every one went home we'll pleased. Which were the better pleased with the even- ing at the church and Town hall, the childIen or the adults, would be difficult
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partially owned by James Smith, who had no insurance.
GREENFIELD HILL.

Thursday evening, January 9, q soiree musicale will be given in the Congrega- tional church at Greenfield Hill. It will consisit of vocal and instrumental music, entirely by local talent and will be we'll worthy large audience. The musicale will begin at 7 30 and the admission is 25c The proceeds will be devoted to the repair fund of the church. There will be full moon to light travellers on their homeward way and all who attend may rest assured of a real musical treat.
 About 125 invitations were issued for the party at Camp Sherwood, Wednes- day evening, 1st. It was given by the Excelsior club of Greens Farms, an or ganzation composed of a number of young people. A party given last year was so successful that preparations were made on even larger scale, with San sone's Italian 0, chestra from Bridgeport to furnish music. Edwin Sherwood, H. c. Taylor, R. H. Bulkley were commit tee.
 A merry Christmas party of 15 gather ed at Thomas Perry's, including Charles Bradley and wife of Bedding Ridge, Mir and Mrs Arthur Jones and Miss Emma Jones of Winsted, Benjamin Bradley of New York, Mrs Josephine Beers and family.
 Miss Annie Parraclt of Easton and Sal ly and Susie IIubbell have visited their grandmother, Mrs Sally Hubbell.
 John c. IIubbell of Albany and Charles Hubbell of New York have visited Mrs Hubbell.
 w. E. Purple spent the holidays at his old home in Springfield, Mass. The Academy will open, Monday, 9th.
 Children of the employees of Ecrna farm were given merry Christmas in- decd by the kindness of Frederick .Bron- son and family, who came from New York for the purpose, Friday. A tree was set up in the homestead and loaded with Christmas gifts for the 17 little ones who were present and whose hearts over flowed with joy. The gifts were all sucl as the children had been wishing for anC were heartily appreciated.
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BRIDGEPORT.

Dr A. W. Lyons says that, so far as is known, he had the first genuine case of ssIa Grippe in the city. It was caught in New York and brought here by q young business man, who, after suffer-
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NEW HAVEN & DERRY K. R.
Frhraary 4. 1889

Frhrnary 4. 1889 BOTSFORD--Lrav-l I I 4, m. s 5n D m Arrive 10 30 m. \ 20 pm SHELTON-w West 3 4s m. 4 37 p m. East l2 27. g. pm. NEW HAVEN--L@-ar~ g. 20 sn. 40 n m Arrive 12 56. 10 m.
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Have you a Pittsburgh, Rochester, Duplex, or a Stu-
 dent Lamp?
 Do they work satisfactorily 2 Do your Lamp Chimneys
 break :!
 You get the wrong sort! The RIGHT ones are the
 "PEARL GLASS;" made by Geo. A. Macbeth & Co.,, Pitts bur.gh, makers of the cele- brat4d "Pcarl-top" lamp chimney, which G have given universal satisfaction.
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sHEPAUG R R
June l3. 1889

HAWLEYViLLE- -Nnrih s g. 10 57 a m.
 40 m- sunday. , 05 D m Arrive
 B m. 45 p m. Saturday only
 6 20 p m. STEP AUG N.,r-h *a os. *II oa m.
 *5 5 p m. Sunday I9 m. S-n. h s 3S m. 8 Al. ~4 ca pm sunday 36 pm
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NE@ YORK X NEW ENGLAND R R
 No,emb-r II. ISSS

HAWLEiVlLLE-Ea : 55. II 59 m o6 pm West $ B q m. 45 6 Il D u,. l INEwTO@N-Easr IS d III. fI2 CA. r 10 pm West is IS m. fG 0pn
 SANDY HOOK-East $ 0fi n, ,a 10 It pm. Nest F m. ..4. ti e5 ;-m
 SOUTtIRUaY- Es>t s It m. r. la, .s pm Y ..<t 5 g III. 24. , 5E fn
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DRESSMAKTNG

Miss K. A. Hall solicits the patronage of the ladies of Stepney and vicinity and offers her services as a fashionable dressmaker. Resi- Joyce place,
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THEY USED THEIR FISTS.
Ce.Uylll xEICnAyTs HiyE A LIVELY
= sst.yo on i1E STREET.
rhe scrlmmagc Between the Coins Over
! Business Matter Results In Law
suit-Rsiiroader EIartman's Injuries.

COLUMBIA, May T.--Some excitement
was 0ccaSioned on Locust street yesterusy
by 8 general fight between two Heprem
Sfore keepers. Messrs. Cohn ana Myers
have . clothing store adjoining the ,He
once and Beni. Cohn Is proprietor .snecs =, sns
The latter Is about leaving town and went
10 the other to effect settlement. The pair
irot into & wordy battle which ended In .
~ 0Ght, Clothing was scattered about
lAs door, counters were broken ana ,.,e rne
nnAt was resumed in the street. and the
Jllkfle chap, badly worsted, beat hasty re.
troot 70 Squire Evans office, where he sued
The other Cohn for assault and battery.
Beuj. Cohn was bound over In the sum of
$40 for his appearance at court.
{ An examination of the injuries Of John
Hartman, who had his leit arm crushed
youeerday at Ephrata, shows the bone
partially splintered and the elbow out OF
ioint. II 10 believed by the physician that
the arm can be saved.
school board will meet this evening.
OHicer Keech arrested James White this
mernlnR for being drunk and dlsorderly.
Squire Hershey gave him ten days in jail.
The old Continental hotel, recently pur-
chased by the =. X. r., is for sale. The
company desire to make use of the ground,
for which the property was bought.
The Sus9uehanna river Is very high.
caused by the recent heavy rains, and II is
thought that 1t will get higher.
Mfss Maggie Il. layton, who has charge
Of the DeAconess' Home in New York, Is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. John Shenber-
The vigilant fire company has secured
The Maytown band for their trip to CheS-
The Mmnnerchor orchestra will furnish
Tie music for the high school commence
Wenk
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A Homlng Contest.

There were four entries in the pigeon ny
which came off to-day, from Washington
% Lancaster The entries wero. Hum
birds were shipped last Friday and were
only liberated this morning ON account
{ Of storms and wet weather. They were
let fiy at 9:l5 this morning. The first
bird home was to be reported at Hotel
Lancaster, and at 1918 Croft, West King
street, reported. The time was three hours
and three minutes, and he received gold
medal.
Humphreville, Fast Chestnut street, was
second, receiving a silver medal. The time
for his bird was 1924. Tho others arrived
ut 1891. The judges were +. X. Howell
and Jne. A. Snyder. Another fly will be
held In two weeks.
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yuu,or pepnrtment Y. NJ. q. A.

The closing meeting for the season Of the
Junior department of the Y. NJ. Z. A. and
II first anniversary was held on Monday
evening.
The annual reports presented showed
that Il devotional meetings wore held,
With an attendance Of 7l3; q literary, at
tNndsnee 100; three receptions, attendance
~ one entertainment, 63 present thirteen
ay1Deetsngs of Bible classes, attendance 100.
The number of members In 81, Of which 81
aIe active and n associate; tho average IL
The treasurer's report showed tho re-
0eiptSto be $5278; expenditures, $40. 10
he department will open for work on the
tArSt Monday In September.
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me i2sfrigcretor club.

The Refrigerator club, which was organ
issd some years ago, take q day out In the
ouuntry ZACH snmmer and have supper
every winter. They intend going out next
Sunday and will take about twenty five
members. They will leave the city at an
early hour and drive 10 Rock Hill, In tho
nelghborhood OF which place they will
speIsd The day. In the afternoon they Will
70 TO the hotel of John II. Swisher, one OF
thslr members, whore they will have fish
dinner.
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Hant,.ome Floral GIr..

The proprietor of the Bon Ton Millinery
store has On exhibition three beautiful
nosal emblems. They will be presented
W him to Admiral Reynolds and George
81. Thomas Posts, Grand Army of the
Republic, for use on Memorial Day.
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Hsld rn Larceny.

GootRe Suter, better known as "Pokey,"
has been held by Alderman Spurrier to
answer the charge of larceny. Alexander
McCann, . ipeddler, says that Pokey"
took bis basket containing some goods be-
lonRfne 10 him. ~
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FoR the latest designs iink nigh.s Templar and
In Lu Temple Cards go to the ISrELLIGESCE.
Once. Send In orders In time FOR Lock Haven.
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Murrinpra.

bRooMk-kUSKLE.-May IA, by Rev. j. v.
Gckert AT his residence, No. 70 West Orange
street, Lancaster, MIR, james X. Broome and
Miss Lizzie kunkle. both OF Fulton township,
This county. dNws
scaw wEERs--ABRAHAM.-Msy 81, at the resi-
0eDce OF the brides parents, by Rev. r. Y. May
eer, Slcolous Schweers, to Bertha Abraham,
both Of this city. It'd.
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Treasurer Elected.

The trustees Of the Presbyterian Memo
rial church last evening elected Ed.R. Gar
vim treasurer of the board, to fill the va
eancy caused by the resignation of Henry
G. Moore,
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FOR Gentiemen Only. Museum II Anatomy
will open at No, "A Centre Square, Tuesday,
May n. may2ulmd
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Philadelphis Produce Market.

II 4uxLADELPuIA, May E.-Noon- Flour dun +,
konn'a supers, 2 50&2 rs; extra. 275a3 a5 !:
s33uy, 09s 70; roller, u ooG4 90; patent,
Whsst dull; No. Red new. slc; No. 2
Cpss steady; Noa. new. Aosaic; Old, aos
qsss quiet; No. Q White sG3.asHc.; No. .
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Ham0ud Mukaddlm, the Syrian, viii lecture
at the Lutheran church ut New Holland On
Wednesday evening.
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CALL at Williamson d Fosters for a sam pie
package OF Cartons Blended Teas given away
free.
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The Ladies Auxiliary OF the Young Men
Christian association VIII meet this evening a
TO O'Clock.
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Treated To Ice Cream


y Mrs. Jacob Cruel yesterday treated the
strong res- -: sssh0R Bow manhone TO ice
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n Their wcddInu Tour

On Their Wedding Tour.
John Weber and wife, of Philadelphia,
recently married, spent part of their we'd
Fyitch, of No. 2O7 West King street.
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Royal Baking Powder Leads All.
The United States Official Investigation

The United States Official Investigation
Of Baking Powders made under authority Congress- by the Chemical
Division of the Department Of Agriculture Washington D. c. and
recently completed furnishes the highest authoritative information
to which is best baking powder The Official Report
Shows the Royal Baking Pow
der to be cream Of tartar baking
powder, superior to all others in
strength and leavening power.
The Royal Baking Powder absolutely pure made from the
wholesome materials and produces finer favored lighter
ptab wholesome and delicious bread biscuit cake pastry than
any other baking powder or leavenng agent
Being greater strength than any other baking powder is
the economical in
These great qualities you you using the Royal
Baking Powder, in making trial of it.
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TRIMMED HATS!
The Greatest Sale of Trimmed Hats
ever held in this city commences to-day.
READ WHAT WE OFFER.
STYLE MOL.
Large Trimmed Hats, fancy colored
straw, trimmed with No. IL Grenadine
Ribbon, in all colors, satin striped, also
with spray of flowers, ut 0Sc apiece.
STYLE NO. 2.
Large ne Black Leghorn Hats fancy
straw edge trimmed with elegant pure
silk Gros-grain Ribbon, corded and
fringe edges, in all the latest colors, at
Sl.l9.
STYLE NO. 3.
Fancy Edge, Large Straw Hats,
tLimmed with No. 22 Fancy Striped
Ribbons, in all the leading colors and
long Daisy Sprays, at sl.ls.
STYLE NO. I.
Ladies' Straw Sailor Hats, trimmed
with No. l8 Fancy Corded Ribbon,
iringed sides, in all colors, only Sll9.
STYLE NO. ).
Fancy Straw Hats, large, trimmed
with No. l6 6two-toned Double-faced Satin
Ribbon, extra heavy, also Spray Of
Flowers, only $l.39.
STYLE NO. :.
Black Leghorn Hats, large, trimmed
with No. 30 Gros grain Ribbon, satin
edge, and fine spray, ouly Sl.Gs.
STYLE NO. s.
1 fnn Rlo,ly I 4
trimmed with Fancy Corded Gros-graiu
Ribbon, fringed edges, in all the leading
colors, only Sl.9S.
STYLE NO. 9.
Large fine Black Leghorn, with fancy
straw edge, trimmed with fine Long
Stemmed spray of Flowers, only Sl.0s.
STYLE NO. 10.
Ladies' Sailor. trimmed in the back
with large loops of Fancy Grenadine
Ribbon, in No. -, in all the leading
colors, only Sl.as.
STYLE NO. /.
Large fine Black Leghorn trimmed
with No. 80 Gros grain Ribbon, fine
long sprays, only s2.9s.
style NO. 2.
Black Chip Hats, large, trimmed with
Corded Ribbon, No. -, fringed sides,
only SOS.
STYLE NO. 8.
White Large Leghorn, trimmed with
No. Double-faced Satin Ribbons, i'm
loops and points and large loop rosette,
only s29S.
STYLE No, !.
Fine White Leghorn, fancy edge,
faced with White Oriental Lace and
trimmed with No. II Grenadine Ribbon,
satin striped, in all colors, only S2.3s.
STYLE NO. 8.
Large Lace straw Hats, trimmed with
No, 30 Double-faced Satin Ribbon, extra
heavy quality, in all colors, and fine
large spray, only s2.Ss,
Besides these special styles We con-
stantly originate new designs at special
low prices, combination of New and
Leading Styles of Hats, Ribbons and
Flowers which We purchased at jobbing
prices, and which enable us 10 trim a
New and Stylish Hat at less than half
of its real value.
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Straw Shapes.

Every shape, every color and every quality Of
straw can always be found our Hat Coun-
ters.
We place on sale this week 90 dozen China
Milan Hats, In all shapes, at i5c each.
70 dozen Swiss Milan Hats at $50, 4Sc and 600
each, every color and every shape Small Hats
or Large Hats.
so dozen Fine Nandyke Straws, every new
shape, at 4Sc each.
% dozen Large Leghorn Flats at 4sc each
worth 81 at wholesale.
so dozen Large Black Chip Flats at 73c each !;
worth sl.25.
50 dozen Black Leghorn Flats at SIC each
worth $50.
Children's Hats, Trimmed and Untrmmod,
at prices far below what you have been in the
habit of paying.
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French Flowers.

Fine Imported Flowers, In sprays and long
wreaths, at TO- II, Is, %, 81 Is 81. 49, 81 and 9,c
each, much less than what the goods cost to
import.
We wish to impress ppou our patrons that We
are not Offering any of last years styles or any
old or soiled goods as bargains.
Our goods are all new and fresh, latest styles
and best qualities.
Everything In the Millinery Line below Regu-
lar Price,
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Mems Strong Suits-Our own Muke-Si So
S., 81, 81, 81 30
Mems All-Wool Worsted suits, 81. s., $40, sl2
Sli, sis, $40, SIS.
Mems Black Cheviot Suits 50 sold elsewh
for sl0l and elt.
Mems Cashmere suits from 50, 81, S., $40 up to
sJG
Mems fancy Cheyiots and Cassmeres, light
colors, the talk of the town, 81. 90. Same pat
terms sold elsewhere at $40.
SILK MIXTURES from $40 a suit upwards.
All conceivable styles Patterns and Quail
ties In Stock-all at Rock-Bottom Prices.
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THE PRETTl EST FOR FINE DRESS.
THE PRETTIEsT FOR FINE DRESS.
Patent Leather Shoes
--FOR--
GENTLEMEN.

Pa'ent Leather Shoes are the correct
just the kind of Footwear gentlemen.
old or young, or fastidions taste, ought
TO wear for light walking and fine dress.
Can there be anything handsomer: We
have different lines OF Patent Leather
shoes. We buy from the best makers
only-do not take chances with
every Tom, Dick and Harry sort. We
look for ana get the best there Is for the
money. Our patrons expect and get
them that way. too. The makes here are
made over the latest and most fashiona-
Dlv shaved lasts with moderately pointed
toes. The making and the finish Is of IA
superior character-they bear the
closest examination by competent
Judges. They cannot be better made.
We have them In Lace and Congress.
widths & and ID, ranging In price from
$3.50 to 81. From the assortment here IL
too. You couldn't do half 50 well any
where else.
As Patent Leather is a very delicate
leather, and requires extra care in
handling, we cannot warrant them. In
our fine grades the best aud finest
French Calf Patent Leather only is used,
but no maker In America will warrant
Patent Leather not To crack on the sur
fnce. II will all do SO, but 10 does not
hurt the wear and detracts but little
from the looks OF the shoe. Patent
Leather Shoes will be extensively worn
this summer In all the fashionable cen
tres. How many Lancastrians VIII want
TO be In the swim? We can help them
get there, sure, whenever their thought
inclines that way.
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LIGHT COLORED SUITS.

Cassimeres and Cheviots. elegant patterns,
g., 81. 81 up 10 $40. sll and sl2. All 'lors and
patterns. Prices undoubtedly the lowest In the
county, quality considered.
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Children'S Suits

From 81 %, 81 20, 81 "a, 81, 50 ~ upwards solid
Cashmere suits, 81, s. 10, si 81 So 50. SILK Min
lures and beautiful effects. Solid wearers, 81 80
up TO q a suit. Light Colorcd suits a Speciality,
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ate,p ADVERTISEMENTS.

STOCk CATTLE.-l50 HEAD STOCK CAT
- tie at private sale ut Stewart's stock
Yards, "Wednesday and Thursday.
my97-2td q. W. STYER.
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THE