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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-16

j. Won ere going 70 spy POINT north
east be Surs srd take he Great ~
JElsDd tIsGn that lsEsFs Nlshifa essFy Il
81 st5 IL sId JssfEss , ausHa CITY
O'Clock the same day and Chicago Early
the next morning Remember tie BocA
Island Route f. the Oniy Inc bst~s.a
Wichita and Chicago On which you 90 poe
have 70 change trans LrsginE train
leaves wichita 80 sss5 ?. n. Cry tlckss
Office 10 K DCaZlks avenue. Conner Main
STREE, ". al, NisHART
lIl-tf Iickst Az
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Prof. Geo. C. Young, superintendent OF
music, city school, will take pupils IN the
study of the piano, organ or voice Resl-
dence All North Topeka avenue. d5O-4"
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Those desiring good board call at the
Merchants Dining hall. Meals % cents.
Forty rooms to rent. BY day or week.
80 n. Main street. d46 ct
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Dissolution Notice.

The firm of B. F. Fulton & Co., Grocers
has this day dissolved by mutual consent
Geo. w. Knorr retiring. B. F. Fulton
will conduct the business at the old stand,
assuming the Indebtedness of the firm and
to whom all accounts are to be paid
B. f. FULTON.
GEO. w. KNoRR.
july 18th 1891 ID 1927
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Try Parker's Royal Coffee,
The same article that he has sold for the
last eleven years in Battle Creek. Mich.
MICHIGAN GROCERY,
DAG ct 5l3 n Main street.
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Through vestibule sleeper to Manitou
daily via Santa Fe route in addition to
the same service to Colorado Springs and
Denver. 30 If
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4 handsome Autograph map of the city
how Dg ali the streets and location OF I'll
ubli buildings, etc, for sale at tia
flee. SGT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-16
THIS SMALL SPACE

Is all that is needed to advertise the
OLD RELIABLE Grocery that has Al
others. FRED RUSH,
$40 North Main.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-16
Michigan Grocery
Has a specially in Royal coffee.
DAG ct
blanks.

Blanks of all kinds used in real estate
transactions, court proceedings, justice
blanks, all kinds and descriptions, can be
purchased on the first floor, in the bushes
office tt
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-16

what! going to present your sweetheart
with dozen black pocket handkerchiefs?"
Eyes; he's a-chimneysweep."- Humor-
istische Batter.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-16

Six 1-pound bars Favorite soap for 2oc at
Tattersall's, 256 n Main st. As At
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-07-16

Pure apple cider vinegar at $50 East Oak
street. d47-6t*
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City Man.

Where Rolls the Oregon"
Tn rec hours the Quick to St Louis
Miss ouri Pacific railway l24 II
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Notlce-TO Let.

Bids will be received by the receiver OF
West Side Roller Mills till p. m. July %
1891. for the letting of said mills for the
term of three months, commencing Aug
6, 1891. The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids. For further particulars In.
ouire at the mills, located at west end OF
Maple street bridge.
CHARLES c. KENYON,
d5o-2t Receiver.
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Six 1-pound bars Favorite soap for 25c at
Tattersall's, 256 \. Main st. 4S At
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Blank charters and all kind of legal
blanks for sale by
The WICHITA EAGLE.
d7lt Wichita, Kansas.
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WICHITA, July 10. 1891.

Six 1-pound bars Favorite soap for 25c at
TattersaIl's, $50 n. Main st. IS At
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Take stage at Wharton for Saltwater;
Billy Snyder, proprietor d4S II
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"Tread your spring poem, Binks."
"That wasn't spring poem"
cit must have been. 1t gave me these
tired feelings right off"-New York Sun.
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.-.you Going to washington Terr,tor,7

New morning express, Kansas City to
Chicago The santa Fe route. 4Stf
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Parker wants butter and eggs, at Mich
gan Grocery, 513 n. Main street. G46 81
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WICHITA July 10 1891.
Having purchased the entire stock, fix
lures, accounts and business of the Kansas
Pump Co., we solicit continuance of the
patronage given them. Mr.. A T. Bucker-
idge. manager of the old firm, retains the
same position with us. We shall remain
in our present location until about Aug. l,
when we shall remove to our new quarters.
THE WICHITA PLUMBING AND PUMP co.
GEO. l.. PRATT, Pres.
A. T. BUCKERIDGE, Manager.
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Trr., Tlosr IrasE..

Blanks q every dsscTi viion can bs fouBd
IA tbe brssnees Office CT ths EACLz. 1r1s
floor. Ia Quantities - sRI& Cal at hs
counter. n
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July 18th 1891.
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A. T. BUCKERIDGE, Manager.
Telephone. No. rs As st
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d50-3t
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d466t
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Evidence.

Attest: FRED SCHAl
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! | arose without awakening Haywood
and raised the trapdoor little.
! 1t was Nine, Lafarge walking to and fro
I in the kitchen. She was talking 10 herself
and apparently in great anguish of mind.
Perhaps she is ILL.," thought /, and was
on the point of descending TO her assistance
when l caught glimpse of her face in the
moonlight.
1t was the most CHASTITY sight have ever
seen. The woman was evidently a SOM
nambulist. Her great black eyes were
wide open and staring blankly before her
as she stalked along
At first she muttered so indistinctly that
I could not tell what she was talking
about, except that l once or twice caught
/ the name of Marie.
/ Presently she paused in her walk, be
came more excited and spoke loudly.
! She seemed 10 be addressing some i'm
aginary nearer
Come back, for the love of heaven, come
away Don't make her do it. tell you
/ it's murder, Just as much as if you pushed
her over with your own hands. Yes, | am
I fond OF gold. but much as I've loved il,
never murdered fellow creature for it.
! She paused breathless for a moment.
THE girl was murdered, then" |
; thought; and she saw IL done, but who
did it,"
Spare her-spare herr implored the
woman in an agony Of suppEcation- Think
what you do. She IS your fathers own
child. Only spare her ard l will find you
s richer and handsoner husband than
Max. and I'll save and save and save TIL
| you are as rich as she IS / shan't live
/ long. You won't have 10 wait for the
money. Don't, for the love OF heaven and
! your own soul, don't murder the girl.
! Annette, you are thousand times more
beautiful than she is; only wait and I will
take you to Paris. where some great noble
/ Is sure 10 fall in love with you Nv child.
! do not stain your soul with crime for the
/. sake of-Oh. my God she's znnAV'
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-03-04
Public Sales.

1obn Murphy, March 4-will sell, near
,.sd,, Gap horses, cattle, hogs and farm
,ug implements
March 5. Thursday, John II. Carney at
.,, r.,ideuce in Fayettc township, two
-,,,.s ess, OF icAIisterville, six head of
-, two mares with foal, six COWS,
,,o,.y cattle, nine sheep, seven shoates,
bor,e-wsgon, 2-horse wagon, Osborne
Hov., Champion harvester, hay rake, hay
,,.k and fixtures, roller, lot OF rTeat, lot of
cbickspr. new sled, tanning mill, seed drill,
horse mower corn planter, gears, plows, har-
lows. log chains lot Of hay by the ton, and
many other articles not here mentioned.
O. C. Dnfeuderfer-Earch 7, will sell
near Jericho Mills, horses, cattle, sheep,
hogs and farming implements.
Tuesday, Gsrch lGrsI.-James Kidd will
sell At bis place of residence, near Mccoy
town, horses, cattle, sheep and farming
,ps iuz,leuneuts, anE soma household goods
and f,rniture. b. b. Ncwilliams, Auc-
tiou-er.
TUESDAY, Ma,ch 10.-T. K. Beaver, will
sci, al his place half mile south Of Neal
observation-disclosures, cattle, hogs, farming
implements aEi machinery, sc. THIS will
D. one OF ,bs sales Of the season.
Thursday. March le.-John Husser will
sell at his residence in Payette Twp, mile
al
COWS, youag cattle, sheep, hcgs, Se
Thursday, March II, John Foreman, will
r.n on his farm near Patterson, Horses,
COWS. cattle, hogs, chickens, and general
.,sortu, snt Of farming implements that are
alu,os; as good as new.
March l4.-Martha Psnnabsker will sell
at her home on W ater street, Miiintown,
q general assortment of household propsrty,
Ca March 10th, Il. A. Stambaugh, will
sell on his farm . miles north Of Alftiin;own
4 horses, > COWS, one horse Webster wag-
on, one horse wagon, l sled, hay-ladd ers,
Hench & Dromgold corn 'valtlvator, :plows
'hsrrOws, harness, chains, grain cradles, Oi-
SOIAc LlsEfGsASl, OsOOFaaS
March Is Hrs Saraer will sell st the
Jacobs farm near Nif!intown, one horse,
five COVE, eight young cattle, four hogs,
lot OF chickens, buggy and a full assort
ment OF farming implements, potatoes, oats,
corn by the busseL, four loads OF hay, sud
all her household snd kitchen furniture
Thursday, March l9-.Testou Benuer
will sell at his place of residence, 2 miles
north OF Thonpsohtown, beds and bedding,
and household furuiture; corn, oats, ipuss-
toes and shotes. Sale at O'CLOCK
On Saturday, Mar. 2l, Geo. w. Kerch-
uer will sell near FTsn Dyke; horses, 8
nilch cows, young cattle, hogs, sheep
chickens, and fril assortment ,of farming
implements,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-03-04

AMilton paper says-Milton house
keepers, have been swindled by two
strangers who bought barrel of
dried peas, soaked them in water
for twenty four hours, plunged them
into a warm water bath, which
gives them the appearance of green
peas, and then ssld them at fifteen
cents quart as "green peas Just
from Florida.
"The shadow social is the latest
society amusement. A sheet is
stretched across the room which sep
arates the ladies from the gentlemen,
the portion occupied by the gentle
men, being darkened. One girl at a
time is placed SO her shadow will fall
upon the sheet, and the shadow is
auctioneered off to the gentlemen
and the highest bidder takes the
shadow-the lady who produces the
shadow-to supper" ."-E1.
Connecticut is wrestling with q
new attack of la grippe. The Rev
G. w. Jenkins, pastor of the Uni
versalist Church of Norwich is sick
absd with it, and therefore there
were no services in his church
There are a dozen or more other
cases in this town, and others in al
the county towns in the eastern and
middle counties of the State. The
malady is quite as severe in its effect:
as it was last winter. Many enfeeb
led victims of last January are
having the grip again. ..
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-03-04

Will the man, who left the postal.
for publication, relative to 1915. 90
from Perry county, call at this Office.
Jacob Kaufman of Mt. Pleasant
near Miffiintown has had an original
pension certificate of So per month
granted him dating from July "a,
1890.
A peach tree thief stole q peach
tree from the lot of the Lutheran
parsonage at Liverpool, one night
last week. The next day he became
conscience stricken and the next
night returned the tree. The re-
turn Of the stolen property was evi
dence of practical reform.
'The Dunkard denomination vii
hold great conference in Hage If
town in June next when from 15, ,OOO
to 10000 members of that denomi
nation are expected to be present
A tabernacle 116x124 feet will be
erected in which to house as man,
as possible Of the vast congregation.
Letters remaining in the P. O., a.
Patterson, Pa, not called flor: Sam
uel FL. Patterson, G. W. Moss, Ben
jamin f. Carter, Charles .MInnich
Miss Hattie Rose Persons asking
for letters in the above list please
say they are advertised.
w. II. .McNitt, P. NJ
March 2, 1891.
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I'M M e n Sc
CL E. A RING S AL E..


NEVER IN THE HISTORY of selling
poruni buy for little valuable clothing have
dreds of Suits than ought to hundreds
coats than need to have They'll have the best
can get
Regular IS and 50 Mems Suits reduced %
| Regular 81 and So Mems Suits reduced to
| Regular S5 and Sc Mems reduced TO dollars
Regular $40 and SO Mems suits reduced eight dollars
Regular $14 and SIS Mems reduced dollars
Regular SIG and SIS Mems suits reduced dollars.
Regular $14 and SIC Mems reduced dollars.
Regular $40 and $12 Men reduced eight dollars
Regular So and 50 Mems %
l Regular Sc and S5 Mens dollars
i Regular 81
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-03-04

GRAY-HUaHEY-On the 22nd of
February, by Rev. E. E. Berry,
G.. Gray of Reedsville, Miffiip Co,
and Miss AIDA n. Hughey, of Pat
terson, Juniata county.
WEssFALL-Woo WooDBURN.-On Feb.
is, by the Rev l.. A Hibbard, Lu-
clan W. Westfall, of Goffs, Kan,
but formerly of Juniata county, Pa,
and Miss Matte j. Woodburn, Of
WestInore, Kan.
ODoSALp-WE1BLEY.-At the resi-
dence of J. c. Allen in Patterson, by
Rev. G. Z. Zehper, j. d. O'donald
and Miss Lena Weibly, both of Pat
terson.
kEPLER-KAUETNiS.-At the resi-
dence of John Kaufman in Patterson,
Feb, 10, by Rev. G. E. Zshner, o.
5. Keplsr and Miss Cara E. Kauff-
man, both Of Patterson.
SpEDDY-GRAyB1L.-On the 25th
uIt-, at Washington, James Speedily
and Aunie Gray bill, both Of this place.
BEsSER- -GRAYDnL.-On the 9th
OF January, by Rev. E. Z. Berry,
ID. r. Bennsr, and Miss Sallie Gray
bill, both of Delaware township.
BENDKR- Feb, 5th, at
the residence CT S. NJ. Beale, by
Rev. d. j. Beale, d. D., assisted by
Rev. S. A. Davenport, George W.
Bender, OF Saville, Perry county, to
Miss Bessie j. Bealo, of Bealtown.
JoSEs-BEHKL On the 18th ult.,
by Rev. J. c. Mumpher, Harrison
ID. Jones, of Huntingdon county, to
Miss Juna Behel, of Lack township
this county.
FAGLEY-HoUTz-On tho 18th
ult by Rev. Z. E. Berry, John c.
Fagley to Miss Matte Houtz, both
Of Milford township.
CAyENY-kEIL On the 9th
ult., in Altoona, by Rev. r. H. Col
burn. William Csvenv, formerly oi
McAlistersville, and Francis Keller
formerly of Port Royal.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-03-04

1obD Murphy, March 4-will sell, near
p.ed,s Gap, horses, cattle, hogs and iarm-
IpE implements
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-03-04

Lewistown Sentinel: We have
heard of couple of persons whose
names appeared as signers to license
petitions who say they never signed
or authorized the use of their names,
one of them being d. S. McNitt, who
Appeared as one of the petitioners for
the sale of liquor lin Milroy. Who
committed forgery by unlawfully US
ing these names? Wbosoever did it
should be punished.
Rev. Mr.. Milligan of Pennsylvania,
created sensation in Presbyterian
church at Colderh.m York State by
saying:-"I regret to state that l am
an exceedingly nervous mao, and am
annoyed by a young lady in the con
gregation who has been endeavoring
to firt with me this morning. l
have neither the time nor inclination
to return the compliment at this
time, but may do so later on.
Lewistown Sentinel, February 27:
Archy Foust Bruce Foust and John
Gilliland, loaded 80 tons of sand in
to z. r. Il. cars at Vineyard Sand
WOrks.in four hours and 25 minutes.
This is rapid work, but this gang of
leaders are hustlers On Sat
urday Officer Price and Joseph
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-03-04

The Methodist Sunday school will
hold their Missionary anniversary
on Thursday evening March 5, 1891,
at q O'Clock. All are welcome.
John Franciscus was found dead
IN his room in a Washington D. c.
hotel last Saturday. His remains
were taken to Lewistown for inter-
ment. About II years ago he con-
Quoted the hardware store in this
town for his father.
1t is source of regret that fnan-
cial pressure is driving 80 many of
our citizens to assign their estates
for the benefit of creditors. With
IN the past ten days the following
named citizens have appointed each,
an assignee: David Robson Of
Spruce Hill, appointed jeremiah
Lyons, assignee; Henry Moist of Wal
ker appointed W. H. Kurtz, assignee;
Maurice Leonard of Fayette; ap-
pointed Philiy Weaver and J. E.
Jamison, assignees; Samuel Kinzer,
appointed JOnn bauentlne ana w.
II. Kinzer, assign ees.
Thomas Lowery of this place and
Robert Lyons of Washington, D.gC.,
stoned Jos. Russ, colored porter, 1for
the Jacobs House while he was
crossing the river bridge from the
railroad one night last week. Russ
resented the assault that night and
struck Lyon, and the next morning
knocked Lowery out, and followed il
up by going before Squire Horning
end having n warrant issued against
thom for making threats and com
mitting an assault upon him. The
squire put them under $500 bonds to
appear at the April term of court to
answer the charge Lyons failed to
give bond and is in Jail DR.. L.
Banks bailed Lowery.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-03-04
SRORYLOCHLS.

Buy bread and cakes OF Hacken-
berger.
Miss Cora Watts is visiting friends
in Altoona.
Thoae srs 10000 Peensylvanians
on the pension list.
The State Teachers Association
will meet in Bedford.
Peach msn in Juniats report the
peach ali right, SO far.
H A. Foltz has beeT appointed
post master ut Knousotewn.
Millersto~n, Perry county people,
talk Of starting plaining 6 mill.
For good pictures SC TO the Hess
photograph rooms on Bridge street.
Miss Nell North has been visiting
her uncle Caleb North in Washing
ton.
FoR RES7-a comfortable dwelling
house. For particulars call at this
Office
Joel Drossler, Of nesx Oriental, ag-
ed 62 years. died on the oath OF
February.
The piping notes Of |he robin and
the warble Of the bIgs bird were
heard last week.
Lswistowa people ara agitating g.
the question Of laying board walk
to the Junction.
One hundred and. re dollars and
Swentyseyeu cents was raised by tho
late Methodist festival.
Samuel Londenslagar, aged 70
years OF Walker township, died on
the 18th day of February,
D. NJ. Jarnison Of Fayette town.
shlP, has returned from a peach
planting trip IN Blair county.
Editor Allison is having the Aead
emy building on Third street. re-
modelled for 4 dwelling house.
For thousand strangers were in
attend& nce at Altoona last week upon
the G.. 4. r. Encampment.
The new Lutheran church st
Reedsrillr, Mitflin county, will be
dedicated on the Sth of March.
\ The soft hat will be fashionable
next summer. Someone who de
slres to set the fashion says so.
At public sale on the Waldsmith
farm IN Milford township last week
growing wheat sold for 81. % an acre
Mrs. Simon Miller of near Orient
Al, this county, fell off n rocking
char fow days ago and broks q
rib.
Oscar Doty of the Bedford, Pa
National Bank, visited lis brother
and relatives in this place on Satur
day.
Miss Grace Loudon and Miss
Minnie Howe, are visiting friends in
PhlladelPkia, Baltimore and Wash
ington.
The cold wave came in time last
Friday to save the peach crop, by
Keeping the treoz from premature
Budding.
I've socialists who were arraigned
before justice in Hamburg. Ger.
many, for swearing, fell dead before
the court.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-03-04
NIFFLINTOwE MARKETS.
kIYPLISTows, M,r. 4, 1891.

PHn.ApEPHIA MARKETS Feb. IS,
1S91.-Wheat S1.05; Corn 64c; Oats
SOC; Eggs Ice; Live chickens 6 to
I0c; Ducks 10 to lie; Turkeys II to
49,; Potatoes 90c to $1.10; Onions
S100 to 81 25c bushel; Cloverseed
7 to6ic; Feathers 3e to 40c lbs; Salt
mackeral SIS to $40 a barrel; Her
ring So to 81 barrel; Shad S16 a
barrel: Hops s to 2Sc lb; Country
green calf skins Sc alb: Green COW,
bull and steer hides to &c Ib;
Molasses 20 to &c per gal; Smoked
ham 8 to 10tc lb; Shoulder 4 to ste
10; Butter Is to 30c lb; Wool IL to
39c lb: Tobacco 6 to SOC lb; Tsllow
3 to 4c ID.
CHICAGO, Feb. 27.-Cattle-steers,
extras, $40; common SO 50a5; cows,
81 00a2.75. Hogs-rough and com
mon, SO 30a3 As; prime mixed and
packing, SO 50a3.55; prime heavy
and butchers weights, So. 3.55a3.65;
light, SO. 3.45a350. Western,
$5. 25a6. 40; lambs, S5.25a5.85.
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TIE K II S

snhsc,iption, 81 so per snnum II paid
iu,ncs. 50 90 if not paid in advance.
u pr-arsiept advertisements inserted al oo
ANTS Ter inch for each insertion. . -,
eea.a 1s;ent business notices IN local col
n espts per line for each insertion:
uDs, ps,ductions will be made to those desiring
- advertise By tho year, half or Quarter
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1891-03-04
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

would inform the public that l have
now in my new millinery store at my place
of residence on Water street, Miffiintown,
second door from corner of Bridge street,
a full stock of Falll and Winter millinery
goods, all new, and of the latest styles.
and having employed first class; milliners,
1 am prepared to supply the public with
everything found in a firstclass milliner
store, come and examine my stock. !
consider it no trouble to show goods.
MRS. DRIaL.
March 22-87,l.y.
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BOYS SUITS 3! BOYS SUITS !!

SHORT PANT STYLES SIZES TO a.
Usual 50 and $3.50 Suits marked down
Usual So and 81 Suits marked down to dollars
Usual S. and Sc suits marked down to four dolars}
Usual 81 and So suits marked dewn five dollars
Usual 50 and $40 suits marked down five dollars.
LONG PANT STYLES SIZES u TO 49,
Usual 81 and S. suits msrked down to three dollars.
Usual Sc and SS suits, marked down to S.
Usual 10 and S12 suits marked down to 8.
Usual S14 and S16 Suits marked down to So
Usual SIS and $50 suits marked down SI2