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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-08-07

WE have at last secured the rccog'
milton of Col. j. Houston Goodwin.
While there is no present financial
future in the position, it puts the Col.
in line for promotion.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-08-07
TERMS OF SALE:

Part cash, balaucc on n credit Of one
year will, q per ccnt, Interest the pir-
chaser giving APPROX d security.
Jos. STAMPFLI
Executor If lhs estate Vt May llan-
uigan, deceased,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-08-07

We hope the democrats outside OF
jefferson township, some 500, don't
think they have been ignored. The
city boys expected the offices and
got them, THAT'S all.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-08-07

Mr.. BLAND, the "Gold Bug
wants the Eleventh district to return
him to congress. lie asks it, we pre-
sumo, on account of what he has not
done for the district.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-08-07

Mr.. Maddux was supported for
probate judge but failed to get it.
lie then asked for the nomination for
sheriff, but the farmers were told to
stay on their farms.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-08-07

REPUBLICAN delegates to the coun-
tv convention should select the neS'
men in the county and put them on
the ticket.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-08-07

TIE poor little office of probate
Judge was offered 70 the farmers. If
that satisfies them they certainly
don't want much.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-08-07

EVERY possible scheme for inducing
the people to travel is being devised
by the railro ads.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-08-07

GEN. McINTYRE is the democratic
nominee. lie is pleC ge 10 Vest.
That is what will defeat him before
the people.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-08-07

TIE republicans throughout the
state expect us TO send a republican
to the legislature.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-08-07

The necessity for rain has been
felt as kccnly for the past ten days
as it was during the hot spell a
month ago.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-08-07

TIE election of good men to the
county bench is one Of the most i'm
portant things the republicans have
to look after.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-08-07

CHOW for breakfast, crow for din
ner, crow for supper. It's crow,
crow and nothing but crow.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-08-07

REPUBLICAN harmony a carry the
whole ticket.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-08-07

NOTHING like democratic harmony,
1t was n singular sight that demo-
cratic primary at the court house.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-08-07

GEO. RAMSEY would have made q
better showing than Bill Plummcr.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-08-07
What We Do and What We
Don't Do.

gtttt OOs
We advertise what we have to sell.
We always have what we advertise.
We can and will give you o value
for your money than you can get
elsewhere.
WHAT WE DON'T DO.
We don't misrepresent. We don't
pull you in from tho street. We
don't hunt you up in the saloons.
We don't buy our customers with
drinks.
THIS Is Jul GUIDE.
Our goods, at the prices we Offer
them, will sell themselves.
M. GOLDMAN.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-08-07

A railroad to Hancock will double
the travel to jefferson City.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-08-07

TAMMANY was there, but could not
get there.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-08-07

The important inquiry is, where
does the farmer come in on the DEM
ocratic ticket.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-08-07

TIE ticket can be beaten badly.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-08-07
re Our Friends.

Executors, administrator $, trust
tees and guardians have the righs
to name the paper in which publica-
lions required by law be made, and
VIC ask IL friends TO remember the
REPUBLICAN when they have publica-
tons to make.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-08-07

UIkI Tu In Montana. Fee Lands, New
nGhllN, Towns, New railways. New Mines,
WEALTH. Low Rates. Largest area Of good
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-08-07

Along the Great Northern halfway WANNA
Line in ontana are free ranches IUUNu
and pastlrASc, m mes OF precious metals, MINI
lion and coal, iAd new cites and towns. MAN,
Now j. YOUR chance,
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05
SOME POLITICS.
The Outlook Was Never Better for Re-
publican Victory.

The Outlook Was Never Better for Re
publican Victory.
Two State tickets are already in the
field in Michigan, and two more will be
added. The third party Prohibitionists
were the first TO nominate, and they
fondly hoped and expected to spread
their nets in such way as TO gather IN
the Patrons OF Industry aud the Union
Labor party. The y. of as wisely de-
cided not 10 indorse the third party
ticket and the labor people organized
as the industrial Party" aud nomI-
mated a full State ticket of It's own.
The combination, therefore, which
the third party had so cunnlngly
contriveG, was fiat failure. The
situation, then, seems to be about thus:
The third party gambled on a poor
hand and lost. In trying 10 capture
other organizations it has demQrallzed
It's own. The Patrons Of Industry wall
vote individually as they please. The
efforts of Democratic "slick workers"
to bamboozle that organization into
supporting Democracy or taking
hostile attitude toward the Re-
publican party have been spent
IN vain. The Industrial party
will paddle its own canoe and listen
10 no fusion propositions. This IS the
situation, and if the Democrats and
their third party auxiliary can get any
comfort out of 1t they are welcome 10
it. The Republican and Democratic
State Conventions are yet 10 be held.
The contest Will be between the two old
parties rs 1t has been in the past. The
advantage the Democrats have tried so
hard to gain IN the preliminary
work of manipulating the p. of
Is and coddling the labor vote
is visible TO the naked eye only
in the sorely disappointed faces of the
Democratic "slick workers" Mr.. Aza
rlah Partridge, who confidently ex-
pected TO be the gubernatorlal nominee
OF the Patrons and Prohibltlonists and
labor men, goes into the canvass with
only the third party committed to his
support, and with many third party
members disgruntled at the outcome.
With malice toward none, with charity
for all and with entire confidence IN
the result, the Republicans of Michigan
will go into the campaign presenting an
unbroken front TO its old enemy. That
means an Old-tme Republican victory
III Michigan. The rank and file of this
grand old party have been too often
tried and found faithful to be led astrsy
by the political SIRENS of other
parties. Indeed, there are hopeful
signs of new accessions TO the Republi-
can fold from outside organizations
which have been "coddled' 10 their
disgust to the Democratic demagOgues.
The outlook was never better III an "otf
year" for rouslng Republican victory
IN Michigan than it is at the present
time. The only thing necessary 10 such
triumph is the firm determination of
all Republican, resolutely carried QUITE
make the most of the opportunity Of
fered. 1t must be an active and ag-
gressiye fight all along the line, and It
will be. The record the Republicans of
Michigan make this year will show the
position they are to hold in the opening
of the great contest IN l592.-Detroit
Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05
A BLOODY RUCTION
A Terrible Fight Between Natives
Of sunny Italy.
A WOYNS IRElCHERY THE CAUSE
struck on the Head by Brother "t 'hs
asa she Had Jiited, tier a as p@"e
IatsFfeFsd and "A fFss-for-AiA oa-
l0Hed-Two Persons htied.

BOUND BRoOK. y. j., Aug. IA ter
rible light occurred in the ltaiia q SET
tlement known as ''Gravel PIT, on the
outskirts Of Bound Brook, yesterday.
Two men were killed and two others
are dying. The fght was the result OF
a love affair. An Italian woman, who
was engaged 70 lover IN Italy, was
short time ago married 10 one OF the
Bound Brook Italians. Yesterday the
brother of the Tilted lover visited eset-
tlement in Gravel Pit, and, meeting
the woman, struck her over the mead
with bottle. The husband iutertered.
a nd 10 a moment the two men were en-
gagged in a mortal tight. A free nght
among the occupants of a dozen or
more shanties followed.
Two men were 50 badly wounded
that they died last night, and others
are IN dy ing condition.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05
RornlIY Entertained.

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GRAND HAVEN, Aug. 4.-CantOn con-
tingent, six in number, under COM
mand of Capt H. y. Wilder, which left
Grand Rapids this morning for Chi
cago, stopped at Spring Lake and were
royalty entertained 10y Messrs. Archie
Cl0yes aud Frank DAVIS, OF Grand
Rapids. who are camping there. Boat
ing and fishing was the order Of the
day. All had splendid luck fishing
but Ched HiisOn, who declared there
were 10 fish in the lake, but at dinner
he declared that what iish were caught
were the hest be ever tasted. After the
splendid dinner served % Us by our
friends. HilsOn proposed % treat the
company to some Of Grand Rapids
choicest wines. lie opened his valise
AMI very proudly took therefrom the
large quart bottle 80 carefully cher
ished ail the wav. But D.. sud behold,
the boys had stolen the march on him.
and when the wrapper was removed, to
his great ast0nshment there appeared
full-s'zed brick The laugh was on
Hiison. and fully enjoyed. bat the
hottie was soon found IN Brother sax
toms TsiIse ana declared fer too small
for the occasion. AL are safely 81
Grand Haven At this writing. enjoying
a thunder shower. and All expecting a
good shaking up-and it really does
COX bad
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05
HORSEMEN.
They Held n Meeting Last Evening, Only
TO Adjourn To Friday Next

They Held n Meeting Last Evening, Only
TO Adjourn To Friday Next.
meetingof the Grand Rapids Horse
mems Association was held at the
Morton House TO receive the report of
a committee appointed to investigate
the matter of proper place for a
track, and also 70 receive an expected
committee from the Kent County Agrl-
cultural Society.
The meeting was called 10 order by
George ID. Slsson, who was also the
chairman of the committee first alluded
to. The attendance was small, and
much difference of opinion prevailed
as 10 the mission of the committee.
Moreover, Ed. B. Dikeman was the
only member of the Kent society's
committee present. Mr.. Sisson stated
that the committee had had "A confer
ence with C.. {. oOmstosk relative to
locating the track on the Comstock
properly, but inasmuch asthere seemed
TO be so little preparation tor definite
acton by the meeting, he thought It
better TO postpone the report until the
next meeting.
On motion of DIR. Griswold the COM
mittee was continued; with instructions
TO confer with the directors Of the Ken I
county agricultural society at their
meeting on Wednesday morning. and
report TO an adjourned meeting OF the
Horsemans' Association, TO be held
on Friday evening. 1t is the endeavor
of the horsemen 10 bring about concert
of action by their ASSOCIATE on and the
two agricultural societies, so as TO Sc
cure the best possible site for trotting
track. Some of the horsemen are IN
favor of the ComstOck site, and others
favor the RoYce site.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05

actively pushing the measure "s
called on fox Al sxPl4n4Eon-
Ine gsnElsmen IA question came ioftA
into tie forum ana created quite ssnsA-
ton 81 swinging nis aFns sad sP~@Ains
N such bEoken English ta4t i VAS eA-
trsalsly hard y understand I'm. Ms
speech, koEeVer, uas cn4Fae teilsi-S 10
many fssueets. AIr. Van Engelsman
spoke FOR several MINUTES and he left
sach a. irapressi0n that it MAS decided
% build tue bridge and pay Tor y cat
OF the highway fund.
A rssofut On Bas offered lnstructing
the Board OK Public Works 70 furnish
an apprOxlmAta estimate for paving
CherFy-st. with concrete foundation
Adopted.
Alderman Yerex also offered a resO-
luton, asking that the council instruct
the Board OF Public Works % furnish
al Approxmate estimate tor paving
keast FuiIon-st, Adopted.
Ia regard % the resolution OF Alder
man ste0bius, asking that the election
inspectors be instructed about the new
election laws, the Committee on Ways
and Means reported favorably, and
asked for the naming OF a date for a
general discussion on the subject. The
mayor was instructed 10 call a meeting
OF the council a. whole toF the pur-
pose.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05
PLEASURE SEEKERS.
some Interesting Items From Cedar
springs Mich.

sumo
springs. Mich.
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CEDAR SPRINGS, Mich, Aug. Am
stead of being amateur base ball leaders
for Kenty county this year our people
seem to disapprove such exertion and
are enjoying themselves at camping
out MeSsrs. Herbert Wheeler and
Schuyler Briggs returned from Bay
View Saturday-A party consisting
OF MesSrs. Sneider, Callahan. Hubbard
Eaton, their wives, and a few others
met 10 partake of refreshments on c. C..
BicknelPs lawn and orchard this after
noon-Camp Lincoln was reorganized
today with Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Beucus as
managers. About twelve young people
went to the camp today among whom
Messrs. Shearer, Carr, Clark, Whit
acre, and the Misses Hopkins and
Brown. A large crowd will JON them
during the week-Some of our people
expect to attend the w. G. L. L. reun-
ION at Sparta on Thursday-Thef far
mers take hope from the rain last
night that they too may be permitted
to enjoy i vacation before the snow
flies.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05
HANDSOME KATE coNANr.
Detective Kennedy Who Aided In Her
Arrest Follows Her 10 Ailssan.
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Arrest Follows Her 10 Ailssan.
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ALLEGAS, Mich. August 4.-Detect-
i've Kennedy of Grand Rapids, arrived
here this morning 10 interview hand
some Kate Conant arrested at Grand
Rapids last Friday where she jumped
into the river, and said she would
sooner die than stand trial. She was
arrested at Otsego SIX weeks ago for
stealing $500, from j. NJ. Rallou, and
escaped from Jail here three weekeago.
4 Mrs. Dunn drove her to Wayland,
and she walked from Wayland 70
Grand Rapids, where she has been
three weeks. Detective Kennedy says
she was connected with a diamond
steal at Grand Rapids and came TO see
if she can tell where the jewels are.
The sheriff says she picked lock to
her cell with hair pin. She has served
sixty days in the house of correction
for stealing i seal skin sack at Pontiac.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05
OLD TINE IS FLYING
And Ksmmlsr's Last Week On
Earth Has Come
A CURRENT 1900 VOLTS STRONG.
The Execution VIII Take Place bstwsen
Midnight and DAfbr OF nsdnes-
dass August 6-Ihs Deemed Man
ls Quiet and sleeps as UsasL

AuBURS, n. y, Aug. 4.-From pres
ent indications Mm. Kemnier vii be
executed between midnight and day
break On the morning OF "Wednesday,
August 6. Warden Dursten said this
afternoon that he had sent invitations
10 out OF town witnesses Friday after
noon before he took his hurried trip 10
New York, and that these witnesses
were to be at the prison at o'clock
Tuesday evening. Kemmler is as quiet
as usual eats heartily, sleeps well, etc.
Although he realizes that this is his last
week on earth. be does not seem a. all
fearful OF death.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05
SPARTA SPEAKS.
Business Enterprise-Base Ball Talk
Personal Mention.

txc.SsN<t WV rtNSSsAs-stSANN.
The addition to the Welch Folding
Bed Company's factory Is progressing
finely. The saw mill has been safely
moved and the stone foundation will
all be ready to receive the brick within
a week.--The Otsego ball club Will
play the Welch Folding Bed Company 5
team here next Saturday afternoon,
August, 9. The Otsego aggregation
clam the amateur championship OF
the State. OtSego undoubtly V has re-
inarkably strong team for an amateur
nlne. This game will be one of series
to determine which is entitled 10 the
championship, as the WEIGH folding
beds also claim it, so a very sharp in
terestlng game is expected. Walter
a. Wakely and wife of Chicago, are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Nanwinkle.
Coroner d. j. Wallace and wife,
who are visiting friends IN Canada, are
expected home tins week.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05
FEMALE OARSMEN.
They viii Attempt to- Take Prize ut
the " w. a. Regatta.

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DETRoIT, Aug. 4.-The annual regatta
of the Northwestern Amateur Rowing
Association will be held on the Belle
Isle course of the Detroit river, tomor-
row and Wednesday afternoon. Many
Michigan oarsmen have entered, and
with favorable weather, success is as
sured. No professionals need apply
for entry, as the rules against money
making athletes Will be strictly en-
forced.
One Of the features of the regatta
will Ice the attempt OF crew of Walk
erville young ladies 10 take a prize IN
the ten-oared barge race. The muscu-
lar Canadian girls have been practicIng
on the river for some time. and Will
probably make the boys hustle for their
laurolS
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05
FOR MANSLAUGHTER.
Arrest of a school Teacher for Furnishing
BOY Thss lie Died.

sxsASsy,s 7eE 1s-s.ssS-es NNN-
PoSTIAc, Mich, August 4.-Jennie
Webber, a school teacher, has been
arrested on a charge of manslaughter
and is out on s4O0 bail. The warrant
states that she severely punished Frank
Cook, boy I0years old, and that he
died from the injuries. The sad affair
happened just at the close of last years
school term. Opinion as to the guilt
of the accused is equally divided. The
boy suffered intensely for many weeks
before his death being unable to eat
anything and so became simply living
skeletOn.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05
DON'T MATTER, ANYWAY.
Bet Nebosr Tndertsnts senator finnah's
Voting rs ne Did.
=, '''ss :, y, y ss's- '''se,.

tttftH - - Trtesete Hfettn
WASHINGTON. Aug. 40 one quite
understands the motive Of senator
Plumb IN voting With the Democrats
IN opposing the tariff bll. bat desp te
his opposition. it's certain the hiii wll
be passed before sdio0rnuent The
feeling is growing stronger every day
that some actl0a will have to 5e taken
TO stop unnecessary debate.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05
A BRIGHT YOUNG MAN
Death of the Son OF J. II. Hine, OF the
Detroit Tribune"

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DEruorr, Aug. 2.-This afternoon,
the death occurred of James Edward
Hine, son of James II. Hine, one of the
pronrietors of tho Detroit Tribune. The
young man was 20 years old and de-
servedIy popular as no more gentle
manly and unassuming and kind young
fellow could be found. His death was
sudden and will no doubt surprise his
many friends IN Grand Rapids and
Kent county, where his family are we'll
known. PeritonitIs was the cause Of
his death.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05

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GRANT. Mich, Aug. A. Wcss smith.
ot Grant, pho has been continual
sufferer from the Eout for about two
years. ded sunday. He wss a first
class naHsclar, art vas wei kuo9n -
tae fraternity throughout Mob saa.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05
DEADLY CHEMICALS
cause a Horrible Catastrophe At Denver
Yesterday.

DEvvER. Col, Aug. As result Of
an explosion Of chemicals. thIs after
noon. IN tho Office of the Denver Fire
Brick and Chemical supply House. the
entire front Of the building was blown
out. and men passing the store At the
tine we're hurled across the street ard
badly bruised The building mmedi-
ataiv took FIRE. and when partly ex-
unEuished. a body. supposed to BE- that
Of the president of the company, J0-
ssuh Av0rtn. burned 90 a crisp wss
taken out % the ruins. IL IS believed
that another body is suH IN the build
iuE
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05

United states Marshal Clark came IN
on the lste trsin last r GIT bringing
vth him a prisoner "iosded WITH
chains, 80 70 speak. TIE prisoner was
= post-oEilce safe-tloNer, and i Eas
necessary 70 secure him VIII hand-
cafs and shsckies. lie Is uoT in lall.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05

NoxrooNgRy Ala. Aar. t-The
election today Tor governor and otBer
state officers reslIte4 ia TIE election of
the entire Democratic ticket. Bot few
Republican and lndepandants we're
elected ~ tie IeE.s.ature.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05

The Golden Gates defeated the Bloc
Stockings a the fair grounds ~anday
by q score of o. ID. Batteries Golden
Gates. Fnu and fcrstay. Bae stock
lucs, Mc5gIrel and CufiT.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05

SNAPPER WILL BE HERE.

he aud Ives Going on n Fishing
Excursion.
Frank Ives. the noted billiardist, is in
the city visiting MS mother. Tomorrow
Jacob Shaifer, the wizard. VIII arrive
and he and Ives Will leave for = FISH
ing tour at Plsniieid.
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05

Our Domestic Department still contains choic
selection of Cotton Dress Fabrics. We offer them un
reservedly as follows:
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-05

Preparatory TO receiving our fall importatons wv
we shall place on sale about Aug 15 we shall endes
to close out all Summer Goods at a sacrifice.
enumerate few of our bargains. Space will not pc
us TO do more
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-11

NoRRIsTowN, Pa, Feb. 10 "A small
trsmc dwelling 10 Upper Merton, q stoyi
distance above Bridgeport, occupied bv
IN Italian family and several boarders.
ives blown to atoms this afternoon. The
male occupants oi the house are en-
ployed At James Bcatty's quarry, near
the sctne OF tho accident. Several of the
men having occasion 10 use dynamite fov
makipE blast. they placed Is one pound
sticks Of the explosive In tho stove ID the
house 70 thaw.
The cartridges were 10 the stove but n
snort tims WHOM there was deatening
report. The stove was shattered and the
building reduced to splinters. Joe Chez.
xeri and Bosko krapier, who were In the
house, wera hurled . considerable dis
lance. landing among the debris, and
were seriously injured. KrApier had
thrse finger, blown oil and vas cut and
burned about the face and body. KrapIer
WAS placed on stretcher and sent 10 .
Phlladelphia hospital.
Chesgeri, who escaped more fortuuste.
y than krspier, was removed to bis resi-.
dencs In this borough, suffering from
cuts and bruises. The tenants Of the
house were k,apier and hIs family, con
stating oi wife aud three children. Mrs,
Krapier sad the children were absent at
the time. The wrecked house wss iiuited
BY the hot Goals that shot out or the
stove, md what the dynamite began In
the destruction OF the house was COM
pletsd BY the flames.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-02-11

Ever sluce We hare announced
through the columns OF this paper that
one Of the greatest talked OF e1c.tements
10 hlling ths peoples carts with . feel.
ing Of pleasurabls delight, Il has really
bean that pleasure TO rs TO watch the
smilinG faces and apparent happy hearts
that aro taking advantage OF one OF the
greatest sacrInce Gales Of clothing that
ever took place In this country and that
10 now going on In this city. We have
been thoroughly convinced beyond a
doubt that thcso people viii only rem ain
In tho city about ~ days. and She advice
70 70 those who are aciually In need Of
clothing not to lose an opportunity OF
this kind. just think, aatin lined, tailor
made oyescoats worth t4s for ei4.
batin-lined dress suits same price,
Hsudsome cutaways In broad wals and
cashmere for el2, worth $50; busiuess
suits for S0, worth three times q m much;
Peruvian whIpcord w0rsted diagonal
suits, lined with farmers satin. worth
ti2, for e537; Bostonian tweed suits.
worth e10, for 1857; boys suits % cheap
- N.7b; boys long pants 90 cents; ort
ones Tor ~ cents; dresa pants, worth a.
for u, and gcntlemen's furnishiug goods
i"r almost nothing. Remember that these
Teople will only remain In the city but
"a days. The sale room 10 In this city.
and tho number 10 400 Market street.
Look on the building for the red fass,
aud Above all don't forget the number.