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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-04-27

The rooms occupied by Mrs Mary e.
McOomb. on the second floor of the
house No 1926 Market street, were en-
tered BY thieves during the temporary
absence Of the tenant last evening and a
bank book. insurance book, some other
papers and quantity Of clothing were
stolen When Mrs. McComb returned at
10 o'clock she found the room in great
disorder, and her property missing.
Notice was sent TO the police station and
Sergeants Peterson and Stewart made in
vestigations. They found that the door
to Mrs McCombs apartments had been
broken open with jimmy and access had
been gained 30 the house through the
cellar door. E NJ Hammitt, occupies
the first foor OF the house, and the third
is tenanted by family named Smith
They also may have been absent when
the house was entered The books stolen
are useless 10 anyone except the owner,
aud no reason is assigned for the rob-
berry. A gimlet hole is bored through
the ceiling of one Of the rooms which
Mrs. McComb says must have been done
by the robbers
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-04-27

E. P. Walters of Elsmere, left his
horse hitched to a post at Fifth ard
Union streets, Saturday evening, but the
animal chaffed under restraints broke
from its hitching and wandered away to
the Silverbrook stone quarries, where IL
was found yesterday morning by Joseph
Habecom. It is possible that it was
making a speculation for contract.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-04-27

Broken. neeked Barney Baldwin is
broken in anogber way now. His
manager, J. F. Poston, took French leave
on Saturday evening and left little be
hind at the dime museum except broken
man with q broken neck
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-04-27
Candidate for Council.

Peter A Pagan has announced himself
as Democratic candidate for Council from
the First ward. Mr.. Pagan delayed his
announcement until his vindication be-
fore the United States Court.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-04-27

The Equitable Life holds larger
surplus, writes a larger annual business,
has larger amount OF insurance in force
and pays a larger dividend than any
other company in the world.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-04-27

Another army Of hsh traders from
various points ia Chester county, Pa.
and Cecil county, Nd, began to arrive
here yeste-d day afternoon, and by night
the wharves wers dotted with their
wagons, in readiness to receive the first
and best Of the early Monday morning
hauls. The shad were plentiful, but
the catches were not as large
as those Of last week, owing to
the cold wave Of Saturday. Mere will
be caught, It is thought, this afternoon,
and the fishermen are hoping for another
run like that Of last Monday.
A number Of Hungarisns became dis
orderly again on Saturday, and Oficer
hetherington visited their baunts and
arrested Mike Orish aud Steve Sugmin,
who were beating George Baleck, Eel
low countryman When brought before
Mayor Hanson, the Two former were
fined 50 and costs each, for assault and
battery.
A rare plant, and one that has seldom
been seen this far north in the Unite
States, Is exhibited at Cha.lsnger's drug
store IL is the African black Gala
lilly. and was grown by Miss Hettse
| Smith Of Water street. The flower is
| fully developed, is about three times aa
large as the ordinary lily, and has q
peculiar oily smell A long petal. OF an
inky black color. stands out from the
centre of the flower. and this Is the only
portion OF the flower that is different
/ from the American Gala.
! The funeral of Martha, wife Of ]. Wal.
ter Johnson, who died on Friday night
will be held this afternoon from her late
home on Vine street, At o'clock. Mrs.
johnson was i'll for many weeks with
gastric fever and died At u o'clock on
Friday night. She was 81 years old and
the daughter Of Robert Montgomery the
farmer. A husband and two children
survive her.
Harmony Castle No. G, K. g. E., gave
an oyster supper In the second
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-04-27

The Misses E. a. and M. Dolan will be
pleased to receive their friends and the
public at their new Dry Goods, Notions,
Stationery, etc, Store, at the southwest
corner of Fourth and Orange streets
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-04-27

The Wswaset Gun Club Of this city
and the Nonesuch Gun Club of Newport.
began a series OF matches last Saturday
on the Wawaset grounds. The targets
were twenty blue rocks thrown from Eve
traps, and the Wawaset won by the fol
lowing score:
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-04-27

The exchanges Of the Wilmington banks
al the clearing house to-day were; Tots ,
1857, 520. 81; SalAacs, S43. 92073.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-04-27
Or. Grimshaw is sinking.

DR. A. n. Grimshaw is sinking grad
ually, and his death is expected.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-04-27

The drama contained parts that re-
quired some heavy acting, especially in the
last part, where the maniac Stays the vii
liam, D'Aryile. and is himself shot by
the latter Mr. Griffin and Miss Duffy
both did some excellent acting In the
farce she cast was as follows:
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-04-27
PREACHING To CONNECTS.
THE W. c. T. U. HOLDS SERVICES
IN THE JAIL.

w. j. Cambron's Earnest Exhortation.
An Important sale Of Wharf Property
A Rare African Plant Grown In Della
ware Dramatic Entertainments by
Local Talent.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. April 81 st Peter s
Dramatic Society gave it's first public en-
tertainment IL the Opera House on Sat
urday night. aud the young people were
greeted by crowded house Two pieces,
the first drama Ia two acts, entitled
michel Esrls. and the second one act
farce. Ny Turn Next" The scenery,
which had been secured especially for the
occasion, made the pieces much more
attractive. aud the msodramatie music
as played by the Hushebeck Orchestra,
made the event all that could be desired
Every part was well taken aud the entire
rendition reflected great credis on the
managers. There WAS only one falling
with the participants and that was the
low tone Of voice iE which the most OF
them talked, making It very difficult for
those in the lower part Of the hall to
hear them The caste of characters In
a. I...,.n 49,.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1891-04-27
BABY COACHES.

Fifty cents week a Baby Coach-it would be worth
TO hire it out Let say word about stock in Baby Co
have cut the price down to its lowest limit but carry
made goods We have too much at stake to palm of poor
know can't give satisfaction in and that viii tout
Our idea has been to make patrons feel that they
fairly used in their dealings with The Baby Coaches
made by reliable manufacturer substantially built tss
hoered and stand all reasonable wear
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25

l.---C0R SECOND and BROAD STREETS -203

80 pieces Bedford Cord allnew, &c, the regular
Is pieces Fine Atwood and Camels Hair Chow
lots extra fine SIC.
20 pieces inc Wool Plaids, a inches wide, only
5lc.
50 pieces Wool Henriettas, 80 inches wide, very
90 pieces very Fine Ail-Wooi Silk finish Henriet-
tas 49c.
Extra targains in Broadcloths very fine Twilled
Backs, e. TO Si.@l
lol super Quality Extra Fine silk-fnish
Henriettas. soc.
Suk-Warp Hen1e,tas. all shades stlo
A great many novelties IN Dress Goods. IN Fine
Robes DC
$500 yards Of Henrietta Serees and Cashmeres,
remnants. suitable for Children Dresses at
A Full Line of lack silks, Black silk-Warp Hen
retias, Black Serge., Black Cashmeres
Black Bro idclOth, Black bedford Cords
Black Flauneis sc ali cheap.
! lot Of striped and Plaid serges, 81 inches wide
Cream Bedford Cord, ig inches wide, SIPS a
yard.
Cream BroAdcloth for Ladies and Children's
Blazers, 81 inches wide, ST.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25

bo black or LIGHT brown. The dress Is
gathered NJ the neck instead Of collar. The
corssge closes at the back. The velvet
revers are held in place 10y large buttons;
cuffs in same style. The velvet ceinture has
a largo bow At the back. IL Is charming
makeup for little girl.
While irving 10 help out anxious mothers
by suggesting ordinations and styles In
dress must not fail 20 direct their attention
10 that at of identifying the person which
lies outside the sphere of the designer or
mode and makers Of gowns. | refer 10 the
selection Of proper corsets for young misses
30 that the symmetry of the hgure may be
maintained or defects corrected while tho
body is supple and pliable, and to the care or
the hair the bands the feet. the skin. the
teeth and particularly TO the cultivation OF
grace of carriage. without which the most
dainty costume is utterly void and without
anv effect. One often sees shapey little heaas
marred bv too probe TIM ears. ms -
defect which NAV easily 90 remedied IL TAKEN
in time. Train up child in the way she
should 90 may with c1ual justice be applied
TO the physicnl as we'll - moral educeuon.
An intelligent mother will watch most leal-
ously over any marked point OF beauty IN
Young dauglter-skln, eyes. hands or rect
Tor as the child verges toward womannood
this point Of beauty may become her SOLE
stock in trade. so TO speak. and It's We'll
known fact that one well-dehned and highly
nrononnced point of beauty will often make
a Young girls fortune. -,
Difficult as il is to make gown that VIII
not rob a child OF that delicious EXPRESSION OF
vontb that softness and delicacy. that pastel
iook AZ distinguished from the sharp outlines
Of n pen and ink drawing. get Vt IS stu more
difficult TO devise bit OF headGear that VIII
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25

closes IN the middle and the yoke and plas-
t'on have no seam. The yoke is ornamented
with vertical bands of cornaower-blue velvet.
There is rundown collar and bouffant
sleeves; cut straight. ending in cuffs orna-
dmentsd with enclrcling bands of the velvet
The belt Is ornamented in the same wav and
Ihere Is u rosette At the back to conceal ths
opening. The plastron and yoke are lined
with six and there are no darts except ia the
hning. The overskirt 10 cut toothwise. which
parts are lined with silk. To make these
Teeth you basic the stud on a band OF silk
stitch out the teeth in outline and cut awsv
the supertluous stuf, then turn under the
edges. The band Of silk is fastened 10 the
skirt, by invisible stitches The skirt
IL finished with band OF the cash.
mere about twelve inches deep and or.
nsmented with three rows of the
ribbon. The teeth must be caught here and
there TO this band The skirt is gathered AT
the waist and has numerous pleats at the
JACK. The costume on the left is intended
Tor a little girl, and may be made up in sny
wooden stuff, gray. nut-brown or turquoise
blue. while tho velvet used to set 1t of may
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25
Hint.

In this age of misplaced switches loose rail.
road thea, Fiobert rifles. unloaded guns. mis-
fitted prescriptions. cyclones. dynamite cans.
new explosives. cable cars. bicycles. fast driv-
ing and dead electric wires and elevators. il
behooyes every prudent man to carry an ac-
cident policy with the Manufacturers Acct
dent Indemnity Company. OF Geneva, n. Y.
Its policies are non-forfeitable. liberal. short
and fully guaranteed by reserve fund with
the New l ork State Insurance Department
Look up our agent before your accident comes
10 you. Sec advertisement in another column
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25

Harris SILK Mixed Cashmere, the regular ais
kind. 2 25
Good Cashmere for Boys CSC
Kentucky Jeans. good aud heavy, 1914, 1873, 20
and sc
Good Wool Jersey, guaranteed to wear. 40 a
yard
English Corduroy, at 62]1c and 81 yard, in tan,
gray and brown.
Great reduction in White FaDnels, extra quail
~ az 30
Good Cray lannels suitable for skirts al IA
ll. ID. %. 23 80 and SOC.
Red Iwiied fianneis a. % 30. 81. 10 and Soc per
yard
Embroidered Fiannss, in white red and black,
with gold and gray.
Balm0ral skirts, extra quality all wool, 81 aud
si9s.
Knit kirts. in rel. graz and white, all wool. 81
and sl.2j.
Nice Breakfast shawls all wool and fine quality.
roc
Ladies Gossamers sL75. guaranteed to turn
water.
Black, Brown. Gray and Cream Astrachan for
trimmings
Ladies Iieated Waists. in black, gray. blue and
garnet Flannel, S.M
Chenille Table Covers, In all sizes from $50 TO
piece
II Table Cloths, pure fine linen, with Napkins
50 match. s. a set.
Wolf Robes, IN white gray and black from sl.25
10 $3.50 piece.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25
Copyrighted 1911

Of becoming color, and the upper co.ssge
plastron and epaulets of pongee. Close tho
corsage at the back with hooks. You may
outline the piastrOn with bias border Of the
wooden stuff. The skirt needs a little orua-
ment of some kind. say several rows of mar
row ribbon or galloon.
In my first illustration | present for your
consideration charming evening costume
for young miss a dotted tulle made up
over "a straw-cOlored surah. TIE skirt. plain
IN front. has fan pieats at the back and is
bordered with a deep flOunce of gathered
tulle. The cOrsage Is made on ordinary lin
ing and closes IA the middle. The corselet IL
sewed on one side and hooked on the other
The basQues are of the tulle The ceinturo
and braces may be of silk or Of velvet ribbon.
The braces start from the shoulder The
Sleeves have ribbon bracelets IL would be
difficult 10 devise u lOyeler costume for a girl
ut fourteen 10 sixteen. IL is the very perfec-
ton of good taste and any attempt to in
Crease its attractiveness must result in failure
pretty afternoon toilet for young miss
may be made up in wooden material of tur-
quoise blue, with "a square yoke Ornameuted
with steel galOon and framed with narrow
ruthe of crepe de chine Of the same tone
The corsage closes at the back with steel but
tons, and Is set of 10y broad celnture or
Swiss belt made on stiff material and whale
bOned. On the left there is a bow OF broad
turquo &c ribbon with long ends
In my second illustration you will find adj
mirably pictured Two costumes for young
girs, the one Oh the right being ia cafe au
init cashmere. with spots of somewhat
darker tone. and intended fora miss of sixteen
.: Whereabouts. The lining OF the corsage
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25
CARPETS. RUGS AND ART SQUARES.

The largest assortment 70 lie found anywhere,
ana our prices are the Lowest We carry a
good ime Of all grades OF Carpets and we
have some special attractions IN lelyets.
koxlury BRUSSELS. Tapestry and ingram,
Two aha three PHYS We guarantee satisfac-
ton. We viii sell TOMORROW 20 dozen
Good-Nize myrna rugs a. 6sc. Our line OF
bruggota ana Art Squares are well worth in-
hpeclon. Floor OIL Cloths, 20. 3} and f0c
real good quality; The est Cocoa Mating;
sc per yard star Clrpet at L, q and
.'3sc.; Good Bed-Qullt7 at Si; better ones
fancy bindings. az tl.-j, $50 and a.; Fine
satin Quilts down lined az 50, regular price
2 ~; llaukcts z 81. a.. eco. 30, $3.50, 81,
$3.50 3 aud up; Good Red Blankets al all
prices
Lace Curtains and Portiers; a large stock and
low prices Window shades, all length.
Hid 'hs, colors and prices, With Spring Roller,
Trunss aud satchols at factory prices.
Plu Caps for boys. - TO S5c.
Gents Initial Handkerchiefs. pure linen. % 10
&c: 100 dozen Gen Coored- Border Hand
kerchiefs at 10 l2l1 1875. 20. %. 3s16 and 40c.
Gents ballrlggan Hose. 10 TO e5c. Gents Col
49, ored Half Hose, l21k; 1873 and sc
Hermsd0rls Best Black Hose for Ladies' CSC
Ladies Fast Black Hose. l0. l2l6, 10 3. 20. %.
80 and 5oc, Ladies Colorod silk Hose, 5oc.
TO - per pair.
Gents Pure Linen Collars. four ply. 10 and l2lkc.
Cnfis. four ply linen, 10, 1865 and &c. Gents
LylOnite Collars, l5c. and CUTS i6iac.
Nail Heads FOR trimmings. 10 2jc. dozen.
Dress Trimmings II ali styles and IN great pro-
Tray 0 ers, Spiashers and Buffet scarfs in
great variety and very cheap.
Pillow shams. 1913, 20 and 25c. Ready-Made
ones extra fine.
HassOcks at ~. 60c. and Sl.f2.
Ladies Hose Suspenders 3Jc.
Childrens WOrsted Mitts from 10 70 25c.
Kid Gloves all the best makes and newest
shades
Dress Bingham at ~, 10, 2ikc.
Our Line Of Holiday Goods will be ready in a
few days.
7 o.s ~ rica tb;,os ., rIaasa tba iittfa onas
Adlsr's Kid Gloves for Gents. 81. $50. New
Shades. Fur Top. Kid and Leather Gloves,
Zoe. O.. el25 Buckskin Gloves, Cashmere
Gloves. Knit Gloves Lots of other kinds
too purneroua "a mention
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25

selection OF materials and mode Of
trimming. you NAV achieve a very quaint and
pretty result The long coat should reach to
tho top Of tho lace founce. To keep the
coat in place fasten string TO the centre
seam at the waist pass il through the opening
OF the frock and tie It underneath the skirt.
Smoking Is still II popular mode of adding
style to children's dresses hut II should not
be overdone. Instead Of making use o. this
effect on waist and sleeves both. merely con-
tent yourself with four or five rows at the
throat and resort TO other modes of garniture
TO complete the scheme of trimming.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25

During the State Fair Tax TINES ,oiR. benin
ming Tuesday merit, publish a daily special issue
Of not less than $4,000 copies. Advertisers ,cin
please make note Of this and gorern themselves
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25
Ladies', Chllren'S and Hens Underwear.

Childrens Nerino Vest, size IS, to 1T one year
oil and under. i0c
Children Mer.no Vest size IS 20 fl, ono and 8
bali years old. l214c
Children Merino Vest size % - and q. 10 fit
two 10 SIX years oil, "a, II, and sOc.
Children MernO est, size p TO "A, TO fit six TO
eight st ars
Ladies Ribbed Merno Vest &c.
Ladies Swiss Ribbed Vest. 0to DC.
Ladies Fine Wool Ribbed Merino Vest IS, SOC.
and ~: Pants 70 match.
Ladies Scarlet Wool Vest IS and Soc; Pants to
match.
Ladies Fine Wool Merlno Vest. sOc 81 and
sl25; Pants 20 match.
Ladies Zine NerlnO Vest 37lz and 50c.; Pants
20 match
Mems Extra Heavy Merino Shirts. 5Oe; Pants to
Mems Hslf-Wool Shirts. nc: Pants to match.
Mems Zine Sa1ony Wool Shirts, 81; Pants 10
Mems Fine Lambs Wool Shirts, 1925 Pants to
match.
Mems Natural Undyed Wool Shirts. 81.
Mems Natarsl Undyed Sanitary Wool Shirts.
Si25.
Mems Red Wool Shirts. 5Oc; Pants so match.
Mems Fine Medlcated Red Shirts, e. and sl.25;
Pants 10 match.
Mems Fine Wool Cardigan jackets, 81, Sf25,
Sl.5O. e. TO 1913
Mems Outing Shirts dark coors 30 and 6gllc.
Mems Fine and Pure Llnen-Bos IN Shirts, 5Oc
20 pieces Best Cotton ash at &c yard
% pieces Best Linen Crash az 5 and i0c. a yard
100 dozen Good Damask Towels, IL and l2i5c
Fancy Towels for Tides. all col0rs and Qualities
Fine Pure Linen Table Napkins. plain white
and colored borders from sc a do ZEN TO
$L3-some extra values among them; Red
nv, liable Linen. ali prices from % 10 s9c.
White Bed Spreads Is. She. 81. sl.25 $50, e.
$3.50 and s.
Felt, full y yards wide, slips yard all colors
z Gloria Umbrel as 20 inches; nice goods. FL.
Good Cashmere. for boys and mem suits. at
60c. yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25

During the state Fair TIE TIMES ,ciu BEGIN
ming Tuesday nett, publish daily special issue
Of not less nan $4,000 copies. Advertisers wiH
please make a note Of his and gore,n themselves
accordingly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25

acceptuate and emphasize rather than injure
or destroy the sweetness of tie little lace.
spritualized by its masses of tangled curls or
encrcled by tawnY slken tresses. like a
snow scene in a golden frame. 1 have a
couple of hints for you III this line.
la my third illustration you will find a
lovely little hat for child. r cream ielt trim
med with folded band Of cream WOODEN stud
with bows back and front and large and email
pink wings making very dainty and deli
cate head covering. from underneath which
the loosened tresses Of wee and wiDsome
maiden curl with charming effect
We often observe "A delightful expression OF
piquancy IN ohid's face. snd so attractive
II rs that we turn TO take a second look at the
mixture Of mischief and occurrences Of dignity
and saucIness. and every man is n father and
every womsn a mother when gazing at such
plquant little face. The greatest care should
be taken not to set any sort of beadgesr on
that little miss which might in any way dis
turb this exquisite bit Of natures own bar
mony. Such face has the power TO stay
mothers first vacillation or get bounds to
fathers downward couTse-in fact. hold man
and wife together when all other earthly
power has failed.
My last illustration pictures With good eff
feet bit OF headger for such face Il IS a
pearl gray felt the crown being trimmed
with plaid velvet ribbon gray and French
blue with a stylish bow on the side as repre-
sented. | have noted II very pretty aud Orgi-
nal costume for a child of ten or twelve con-
sisting Of little frock princess style. its
skirt having deep border of torchen OF
Valencienne lace, or of embroidery and
pointed ceinture OF the same. Over this is
worn q quite long loose jacket Of heavier ma
teral made with bou6ant sleeves ending in
deep embruidei ell cuffs and having "a broad
square-ooTnered lay own collar of the lace Or
embroidery. OF course. the frock needs no
sleeves ny exhibiting good taste in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25
J. !. GORSUCH. N. D.,

= -. VUCt. 10 summit NfrUpt.
We will give 800 for any case OF Cutarrh that
cannot be cured with Halls Catarrh Cure
Taken internally.
/. ], CHENEY 4 co, Props. Toledo, O.
fZ-S Sold by Druggists. use.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25

The Mule MilIiner.
GA and Baker horse blankets. full line OF
robes and winter goods. clippers. &c.
NICK REDFoRD,
1902 east Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25

ToLEDo. O., jamie. 1887.
Messrs. f. J. Cheney Il Co.-Gentlemon-I
have been IN the general practice OF medicine
for most 40 years and would SAY that In all my
practice and experience have never seen a pre-
paratlon that / cOuid prescribe with as much
confidence Of success as ] can Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by you. Have prescribed
Il great many times and Its effect is wonderful
and would say IN conclusion that | have vet TO
find case OF Catarrh that it would not cure if
they would take Il according 70 directions.
lonrs trulv
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accordingly

niChOh'S NO. ]. ii. u. c., FIG AND
AND CHOICE sUh.CURkD T0BACCOS, TKY
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25
CLOAKS! CLOAKS!!

Lots Of New Cloaks have been added 70 our
stock and TO give fair description OF them
WOuld be impossible We viii simply state
that We have the Iest-Selected took in
Quality Style and Fit we have ever had. Our
stock Of Misses and ChildrCn's ClOaks also
larger aud well selected and the prices we
guarantee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-10-25

The success we met with in handling these
READY-MADE GARMENTS last season has en-
couraged US to the extent of placing much
larger order with the manufacturer this season.
The bulk Of this purchase is now here and ready
for your inspection. The variety includes many
stylish designs in WASHABLE as well as
WOR TED and FLANNEL MATERIAL, rang
ing in price from sl.8s 10 $3.50. Every garment
is well made and perfect fitting, and all are
made with the inner vest lining
KAUFMAN & CO.,
Corner Fourth and Broad Streets.
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ToIKpo. O. Inn-1n. 1ss1-

man who has practiced medicine for 30
years ought 10 know salt from sugar; read what
1ts