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The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-23

Perhaps . few lines fro m this par
Of the vineyard sill be acceptable, so
here goes.
Iuavale 10 going 10 have Christmas
tree. Everyone invited.
The N. +. church has it's quarterly
meeting the evening Of the 25th.
Inavale Is on = big boom and Is do
ing business like any city.
Martin Christensen, who has been
staying with his uncle, Mr.. Jorgenson
for the past two years, starts for his
home In Omaha this week to spend
the holidays with his parents.
Jimmy Hale is the proud papa Of .
bouncing boy.
Nj. Zade's children have the chick.
on pox.
There arc vague rumors flying
around Of . Christmas wedding in
which . Tiny Bean will take part.
Mr.. Alex Walker will not complete
bis new house till spring.
Mr.. Walters has his house finished.
Il 10 . nice one.
Miss Emma R,chsrson IL visiting
her brother, Tom, and other relatives.
o. B. and John Harvey are hustling
to get their corn in out Of the field
before 90.
Mr.. Jorgenson intends having /,
Christmas tree, and have some Of the
nsighbors in to help make . merry
Christmas eve.
Nj. Burwell has bis threshing done.
He had . good yield Of grain. Mr.
B. 10 one Of OUT model farmers. He
10 feeding cattle for Charley Hunter
this winter.
Pat Gilroy 10 feeding about fifty
head Of 6ns steerS.
Merry Christmas to The CHIEF and
al its readers. GOSSIP.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-23


Homer Daubury, hiss returned to
Cowlss, from Sharpdale Colo. and has
engaged with G Il Putnsm. This
seems to be . good place to return to.
Mr. Turner 10 trying the Sc and loot
counter business, Is . part Of bis mer.
camille venturers.
Elder Putnam closed his pr~otraoted
meeting Sickness In the family was
given o. the reason.
Mr Rest is Smelling q lot Of corn al
the upper elevator.
On Wednesday, 2lst Mr.. Roy Hill.
dreth end Miss Addie Hayes, were
Joined in msrrisgs At the residence Of
the brides mother, Rev. Richardson
the NJ. Il. Pastor officiating. The
couple left on the evening train for q
trip to Hsstings and Exeter. The
usual praise Of the presents snd sup.
per should be expressed.
May the honeymoon last through
life, and the oonnubial felicity far ex.
coed even the happiness Of the court.
ing season.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-23
r. M. Martin & Son.

verdicts Of Jury district court per one hun.
AGhdavi.s and undertakings for order Of NJ
tachment 10 justice court per one hundred.
Aftdavits for gSrnishee justict court per ons
Appeal justice court per one hundred.
Complaints Justice court per one hundred.
Complaints Tor contempt Justice court per
EXECUTIONS Justice court per one hundred.
one hundred, '"
NeiiCs Of constable sal. justice court per one
Notice Of garnisl,es justice court per me
Order Of attachments Justice court per one
co Srss n.r o. ans sale hsn q attached property justice
Order Of arrest Justice court per one hundred.
hecognlxance :" Keep the pesoe justice court
dred.
Summons original justice court per one hun.
ss% s%mon copy sp'G jSst t.,, court rsr one hundred.
spbpGnas copy Justice court per one hun.
subpenas original Justice court per one hun.
dred.
state warrants justice court per one hundred.
search warrants justice court per one hun.
Undertaking for costs justice court.
ny Tn ons SnH6 y order of arrest justice court
Verdict Of Jury justice court Ter one hua.
MscI's. Of y, iary y %lSs.tics court per one hundred.
anv and all bids. '"'
He'd Cloud December 2. 1851.
Caulntv C1ark
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-23
SUBURBAN NEWS


Limo.
Everything on The raise.
Corn husking 10 tho order Of the
day.
Christmas tree and entertainment
ak Pleasant Dale school.house
Christmas eve.
Miss Nettie Hummell has been very
sick with . sore throat.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Anderson, died Saturday and wal bur.
led Sunday.
M. I'd Auaek has moved on the
Mitchell farm.
Mr.. Turner has bought a Zoe farm
near the Mitchell farm.
Miss Lissis Marker has begun
teaching school IL Dist. No. 0.
Mr.. Sutton has moved on the Nc,
Nit farm.
Miss Carrie Hummel closed . sue.
cessful term Of school in District
No. 70 last Friday.
MI. John Osborn will move on the
Devlin farm next year.
Mr.. Oliver Mccall has been she'll
ing corn.
Mr.. Dan Barker has bought . 6ns
buggy and team.
Hurrah I for Dan! Girls DO on III,
lookout.
Mr.. Len Willmot has purchased
tho Fred hummel farm, aud is look
ing for . vito.
MI. Keontx run . marrow escape oil
being drowned . few days ago Will,
attempting to cross the river to 90,
his best girl.
Preaching, Christmas night st
Pleasant Dale BY Rev. g. W. Hum
mel. COSMOPOLITAN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-23
Nlncrifl,s NMlo

Notice II hereby given. that under and nv
virtue 81 an order OF sale issued from the
OfIice OF o. d. CrOne, Clerk of the District
CouIt 81 the Tenth Judicial district, within and
LOT Webster county. Nebraska, upon q decree
" az action permitting, therein wherein, Lyman
Malinds Arnold, South. Branch Lumber Com,
psnX, Il, q Gregory, Joseph Graves. Amanda
Gund 8 Co., riatt,. 4 Frees Company, Red
Cloud National Rank and bank OF COwles, d..
iendsnts. l shall Offer. for sale at public veidie.
70 the highest bidder for cash In hand, xt Tie
east door q the courthouse, 1t Red cloud, lii
the said Webster county, Nebrasky, tthut bei,,r
zoe building wherein the last term Of said court
eth day or January A. D., lss3.
~ one O'Clock .. m. Of said day, the following
property t0-wit; The south east quarter III
ss0sion .wo, =. IN township three. 3. north aud
Given Under my hand this slh day OF Decem-
oer A. d., lS91. GEO. E..COOM, sheriff,
JOHN w. AoAN. Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-23
Probate Notice.

OI8I6 VI NtOfU1KH I
Webster County.
To all persons interested In the estate III
n!,avid Z. Smelcer deceased. Whereas, GeOrgr
~. smelser, on the 9th day Of December isy9
Med ne verified petition Il, the county court III
y. Smelser late Of said county died Il, said csN,n.
y @, or about the ar.t day Of February 1872 in.
se.snee., Hnd mat said David q. Smelser left es.
ING that letters OF administration may issue
10 Airie Eliza Smelser ~ the premises, where
January 1893 1T 2 o'clock In the Nfteri,OOH nj
my, ONCE IN Red Cloud. said county 1t the time
and place for . hearing on said petition and ali
II any exist why the prayer Of said petition be
not allowed.
Witness my OtAcial signature and the sea, Of
the county cOnrt OF our said county Of Wobster
this 8th day Of December 1902.
LANES DuEEY. CMnnfx Indu.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-12-23

Friday, Dec. -, 1888
=. 4 N. i. =. T1mO Tablc.
Taking effect Nov N.
f!alMscaSryins passengers leave Ned Cloud -
KAsr VIA HASTINGS.
No. ls2 Passenger 10 HastiWe go p. m.
No. 10 FrotHht fOs HnsiWg 13o y. N.
ARRIVE.
No. ~ Passenger from nsstinRs : 1910 q. y.
HAST VIA WYMOks
Ne. u, Passenger 70 g.. Joseph ~.
Louie and Chicago daily 1919 .. n,
No. - Passenger 10 Kansas City ~
Atchls0n daily go p. -.
GOING WEST.
No. ~ Passenger for. Denver aud In
termedtAto poluts daily q. N,
No. 10 fuseoOgofS fos Denver, daily. S;t6 .. -
Oxr0nD = . CLOUD ACC0nnOoAf10H
No. ls1 lecal irelGht 10 Oxford daily
No. ~ isssi i!:slshs from oxford daiIy : "
except sunday Sis p. n
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-01-09

that the gospel of temperance is
gaining ground in New England.
The tide of reform GIBBS and flows
on great questions of this character;
but true progress is constantly gain
ing though it may not always so
appear. Any one familiar with the
abolition movement cannot fail to
notice the great similarity its progress
bore to the anti liquor movement. In
almost every particular a similarity
can be traced. Perpetualiy the
enemies of freedom pointed TO the
experiment OF abolition in the West
Indies, Were they proclaimed it
had been dismal failure, and made
the condition of the blacks infinitely
worse then it was in slavery.
There was just about IS much
truth in that as there is in the reports
of the liquor party that prohibitory
laws in Kansas and Iowa have
increased the sale of liquor, and
consequently increased drunkenness.
But it was kept up for years and
years and urged as one reason why
slavery should be maintained IN this
country.
But "The stars in their courses
fought against Sisera" and the
eternal fitness of things makes war
against slavery, intemperance and
all kindred evils; sometimes advan
cling, sometimes receding, but con
tinually gaining in the main, and
the time comes at length when the
sword OF righteousness smites the
evil, which has long de6ed it, unto
death, and hurls it into dishonored
grave.
Let no man or woman despair
who is earnestly in the fight against
intemperance. The day of their
triumph will come and it is con,
stantly approaching.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-01-09

For years past it has been custom make January
Sale OF Ladies' Muslin Underwear Early in the winter
conditions OF trade particularly favorable the usual
preparations and avaed ourselves of the opportunity then
offered to large lots of materials and garments at most
advantageous figures.
Meanwhile, our workrooms have been kept busy
featuring the special lines for which this Department has made
itself famoussood shapes in durable msns carefully fin
shed, with trimmings, and consequence we now
have one OF the largest and most varied stocks in high grade
garments that has been privilege to ofer-a
goods that recommended handle oher) and
real marves of cheapness discriminating lady patrons
will quickly recognize. Never BEFORE belief has there
been anything like them for the money this any other
market.
To show the general drift of prices quote the following
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-01-09

A RATHER ford biographer OF our
esteemed fellow countain State Sen
ator ohm S. Writ, makes the state.
ment in a recent issue of the Balti-
more Sun, that the Republicans
having secured control of Cecil
county in 1887, under the leadership
Of Mr.. Writ it was restored to Dem
ocratic rule in 1880, "and the whole
ticket Democratic for the first time
in many years elected.
We do not refer to this statement
to deny to Mr.. Writ any honor OF
party leadership to which he may
be entitled. We would not pluck a
single leaf from the Senator's politi
cal chaplet, or dispute his honors
with his warmest political friend but
we do deny the fact, that the Repub
licans had political control OF Cecil
county in 1887, and that it was
wrestled from them in 1889, either
under the skilltul and influential
leadership OF Senator Writ or any
other prominent Democrat.
1t is a simple matter of local
political history, that the Republicans
have not had control of Cecil county
since 1866. They have, at intervals
since that year, by reason Of the
discussions and divisions of their
political opponents, been able to
elect now and then a good man on
their local ticket. In 1887, by the
superiority of their candidates for
County Commissioner over those
of the Democrats, aided by the
factional divisions of the latter, they
succeeded in electing a Board of
three Commissioners. But it could
not even then be truthfully said that
the Republicans had political control
of the county.
Let Senator W1rt's friends magnify
his leadership as they will, but not
at the expense OF historical accuracy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-01-09
Ladies Might Dresses

100 doz Night Dresses
Mother Hubbard Yoke-large
size. Price 4Sc.
100 doz Muslin Night Dresses
-Surplice Neck, Mother Hub
bard Shape. Price soc
so doz Night Dresses-good
Muslin, finished with Collar and
Cuffs. Price Csc
so doz Night Dresses with
Tucked Yoke, back and 'front.'
Tucked Collar and Cuffs. Price
75c.
IS doz Night Dresses with
Blind Embroidered Yokes Price
SOC.
so doz Night Dress with deep
Shawl Collar. Hamburg trim
med. Price csc.
so doz Cambria Night Dresses
Surplice Neck, Tucked Back.
High Sleeves, and Yoke OF
Four Rows OF Embroidery.
Price SI.oo.
IS doz Cambria Night Dresses
with Surplice Neck. High
Sleeves, Trimmed with Nalen
ciennes Lace. Price CSC.
50 doz Muslin Night Dresses
with Sailor Cola. Trimmed
with Colored Embroidery. Price
SIPS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-01-09
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE
ADVERTISING MATES

Local matter Ten Cents line for sing s.-sest on.
H1rrfage and Death Notices inserted sTdts!to11Sy.
Obituaries ,ciH be charged halt the usual rate Of
transient local matter.
Transient rates-Eight cents a line tor one, and
Four cents line for every additional Insertion.
One inch OF space counted as Ttceire lines. One
coiun,n, Ffve Dollars per inch, one year -Four
chan ges ao,oed to yearly Gdverisers without add
tionGl charge.
The circulation of The Fhig being among the mos
intelligent classes Of Cecil county and the ADJOINING
counties of Maryland, Pennsylvania and Delaware,
proprietor confidently recommends it 10 Business
Men as most desirable medium for re'nanerGtire
advertising. To MAINTAIN IFS high standard as a
family Journal no offensive Objectionable ddper-
easements lriH be admitted at any price.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-01-09

Pre-emlnentiy pdtuaote FOR rfs Local as nell as Gen
eral intelligence Nevs Communications are respect
fully solicited from all sections of The County, IN
addition TO the reekiy contributions Of IFS regular
corps OF correspondents. Anonymous co'nmtEicG
ions IciH receive no attention, the name of the
criter being required in all cases guarantee of
oos faith.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-01-09
ELKTON, JANUARY 8, 1892
THE FIGHT AGAINST INTEM
PERANCE,

State Legislatures being represen-
tative bodies of the people, are
supposed to convene for the purpose
of providing-by the passage Of
necessary legislation-remedies TOR
existing public evils, and for the
consideration of every question which
concerns the material and moral
welfare of the communities which
compose the State. And yet, in
rejecting upon what ought to be the
first act of the representatives OF
Cecil counly in the present Legisla,
ture-a repeal of the present License
Law-what travestie upon justice
and morals is the fact, that although
our people are being rapidly de
bauched, although the work of the
saloons Of Cecil county is daily
undoing the combined work of its
churches, although on every hand,
in every nook and every corner of
Cecil county, is to be seen the I'M
deniable evidence, that the licensed
saloon is the enemy of every mans
home, a constant menace to the
peace and good order of society,
and a palpable and undeniable curse
to our people morally and industri-
ally, yet by the terms of the present
law, our people must still endure this
intolerable condition for two more
long years.
1t is travestie upon the intelli-
gence and good sense OF our people,
that we are put in such position,
by the failure in the campaign of last
fall, to make the repeal of the present
license law an issue, and of the result
of which issue we have not the slight
est doubt.
But, while it is useless to waste vain
regrets over the past, it is no less the
duty OF every good citizen, at the
very outset of the New Year, to take
more pronounced position against
the saloons, and let no opportunity
pass to exert individual influence
against the licensed liquor traffic.
If we cannot, under existing legal
conditions. ask anything at the hands
of our present Representatives at An
napolis, we can declare our individual
convictions on the subject, and speak,
write and work tor prohibition.
The "Record of Public Drunken
ness in the town of Elkton, pub
ssss.55TRed weekly in the WING, should
5ss;sssy intelligent man and
h, sslent argument
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-01-09

AT $6-34 inch garments, Coat black
Refer front; genuine Scotch
Cheviot, silk Hungarian Hus
sar loops; full shawl collar and
trimmings of genuine imported
AStrakhan. Made by best Ger
man tailors. Would be good
value at SIS
At sS-32-inch Coats, Box back,
Refers front; genuine BnucIe
surface Scotch Cheviot. Made
by best foreign tai!ors. Best
silk Mohair buttons, satin finish
throughout. Inferior garments
have been sold tins season at
$25.
At $J-Loose front Walking Coats
lined with choice satin. bound
throughout; easily a $50 grade.
At s10-32 inch English Coats, Box
back, Refer front, choice Scotch
Cheviots, Medici collars, pointed
back, silk aud mohair, braiding
and embroidery. Have sold at
$2S.
At S12-34 inch collar of AK la
ChapelIe Beaver. navy and black.
Early season price $32.
At $12-32 inch Goats, Walking
Coat bach, Refer front, satin
finish, tailor made. Would not
be made to order under $40.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-01-09

THE Maryland Legislature met IN
Annapolis on Wednesday. Col Ed
ward Lloyd, of Talbot county. was
elected President of the Senate, and
Murray Vandiver, of Hartford,
Sneaker Of the House. Nearly all
: ;7cipal officers of the last
-. reelected.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-01-09

At S14-Hip seam Coat of choice
Vicuna Cloth, Satin lining, gen
uine Persian Lamb collar. Good
$35 value.
At $3.50 inch English Box.
Refer, Choice ribbed NIcuna
Cheviot; Hungarian loop plaid,
satin lining, genuine Persian
Lamb collar. Worth $40 at least
At s16-32 inch Pail Mall Coat OF
B1ucle Scotch Cheviot, loose front
broad pockets. finished with choice
Mohair braid. Not the cost of
making.
At $2O-Directoire, Louis XIV and
other elegant STYLES. choicest
fabrics. Early values up to s65.
At $50 to s50-Capes and Louis XIV
coats of genine Velour du Nord.
Early values $50 to $50
Also more than 600 different lots of
choicest
Capes listers
Jackets Paletots
Refers Surtouts
of best and latest modes at about
the same relatively low prices.
There are likewise wonderful bar
gains at So and 50.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-01-09
Misses Night Dresses

Misses Muslin Night Dresses
with Yoke and Pearl Buttons.
Sizes I and ,, 4oc; Sizes 5 and
4, soc; Sizes 5 and 6, 6oc.
Misses Muslin Night Dresses
Square Yoke, Hens itched and
Hamburg trimmed, Sizes I and
2, soc; Sizes 3 and I 6oc; Sizes
s and s, zoc.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-01-09
PHILADELPHIA, Monday, January +, 1892.
IHaRaD1akcJ-'S.

Uomeu,S Winter Wraps.
Those who ought know say that such values in
able desirable Wraps and Goats offered in this
city before No words tell the story You'll hardly
believe your eyes when you what marves of worth few
dollars will buy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-01-09

HT11G Co.
M |o1cnN Fabrics
:fHs'I...;..: are hesle in great
ll4ft5ttSsfft#is 1AsaHtt va sty: OF
it4ff44ftttiS4f course there IS
not such a great
variety of colors, as the pre-
vailing ones run to Browns,
Blacks and Blues; but what
there IS you will find on our
counters.
An inspection of our stock
is cordially requested and will
be worth the trouble. Prices
have been cut almost in half
and our choicest goods placed
within the reach of the most
moderate purse. In cheviots,
Diagonals and Scotch goods
we can suit your fancy in
goods, workmanship and price.
Let us cite one instance OF
price cutting.
A fine cheyiot suit made OF
good material, honest work.
manship and, as a necessary
result, good wearing qualities
for the remarkably low
price of $12. This is not a
ready-made suit but one made
to your order.
In a few weeks we will have
a talk with you about over
coats.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-01-09

ranted sound and perfect in every
way.
Shifting Linen 90 inches wide. 75c a
yard; finer and 81 10 value for
Soc yard.
French Hand woven Linen Sheet
ing, 81 inches wide; you've paid
125 for no better, this SOC a
yard.
Linen Sheets and PIl07v Cases.
French Linen Sheets, both ends
hemstitched; 90x90 inches square,
81 pair; 92x94 inches square. So
pair.
Hand made Pillow Cases, hem.
stitched, 22x36 inches, 45c each
Pillow Cases with s rows of open
work, SSc each.
Floor Linens.
27 and SO inches wide, 30c and $50
grade 25c yard.
Sc inches wide, 75c grade SOC yard.
104 inches wide, 81 grade Csc yard.
140 inches wide, $135 grade 95c a
yard
It's inches wide, s1S5 grade 1925 a
yard
Heavy Twilled Floor Linens. with
1inch red bar forming 81 inch
check:
90 inches wide, $1.10 grade 75c a
yard.
los inches wide, s1.25 grade 81 a
yard.
10 inches wids, 81 Is grade sl,75 a
yard.
Stair Linens.
Redand black, by the yard:
22-iuch, regular price 22c, now 1Sc.
24-iuch, regular price 24c, now zoe.
36-inch, regular price 36c, now &c.
White-and- brown:
IA inch, regular price l2c, now l0c.
"a inch, regular price 22c, now l6o.
2$-inch, regular price 25c, row 1Sc.
80 inch. regular price 35c, now 25c.
CruWb CZokhs.
Border all around, fully % per cent
under regular prices:
SGsSG inches, s1.40 each
S6xl04 inches, 81 60 each.
SGx122 inches, 81 10 each.
S6x140 inches, 50 80 each.
104x104 inches, So % each.
104x140 inches, 50 10 each.
104x176 inches, So 25 each.
104x2l2 inches, So 80 each
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-01-09
Children's
Muslin drawers.

Children's Muslin Drawers,
with Hem and Tucks. SIZES
and 2, &c; Sizes 5 and 1, Sc;
Sizes 5 and 6, 1oc; Sizes 7 and
&c.
'dren's Muslin Drawers,
sabure Ruttie. Sizes I
Siz 5 ; and / 22c;
SC; Sizes 7 and
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-01-09

Loom Huck Towels, bY the dozen:
15x30 inches, 75c dozen.
15x32 inches, $50 DOZEN.
I5x34 inches, 81 dozen.
Fine Beached Double Huck Tow.
els, 22x43 inches, l6o each.
Extra fine Huck Towels, cheaper
pattern border, soft finish 25c
each.
sod Bleach Towels, from 25c to
81 % each.
Damask Towels, colo,ed borders,
krotted fringe, 14c each; open
work in borders, Ice each.
Extra heavy Damask Towels, As
inches long, broche borders,
kuotted fringe, 40c Towel for
25c; so inches long, SOC.
Damask Towels, As inches long,
knotted fringe, white or colCred
borders with opsn work, 20o each
from 25c
Starting and Bed Linens.
Fine IRISH Linens, yard wide, used
for womeu's under wear, shirt
fronts, etc. Only 220 pieces in
stock at 1Sc to So; "a yard. War
2 IN - -,,,f (h,,fr
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-01-09
Corset Covers

100 doz Corset Covers, Ham
burg trimmed, (sizes 81 to Az.
Price Ioc.
100 doz. Corset Covers,
Square Neck, Hamburg trim
med, (sizes 81 to 42). Price zoe
100 doz. Corset Covers, "N"
Shaped Neck, Hamburg and
Hemstitched trimming. Price
25c.
IS doz. Corset Covers, Low
Neck, Hemstitched and Ham
burg trimmed. Price 29c.
IS doz Corset Covers, Square
Neck, Hamburg trimmed Gall
sizes). Price 500.
so doz. Woven Corset Covers
Gall sizes). Price SOC.
so doz. Corset Covers, "V"
Neck, trimmed with fine Ham,
burg, sizes 81 to 46). Price soc.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-01-09

% inch Bohemian, selvedged on
both sides, a good wearing Napkin
and well worth 81 p a dozen,
for 81.
20 inch extra heavy Bleached Nap
kins, oldfashioned patterns, hand
made, 81 % dozen.
22-inch fine Bleached Napkins, made
in Germany; very likely you'd
pay 81 % dozen at wholesale.
Price now $1tS5 dozen.
&c inch German Napkins, a good So
worth, at S250 dozen.
Extra heavy Double Damask Nap
kins, 26 inches square, made from
heavy clean yarn, good value at
So a dozen, these at So so.
Irish Double Damask Napkins, 2G
inches square, some of the finest
goods made in Ireland. Ouly a
large purchase enables us to III
them at 81 IS dozen-almost half
price.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-01-09
Pillow Shams.

100 doz Pillow Shams, with
Blind Embroidered Centres.
Price ST SO
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-01-09
FRANK J. KERR & Co.,
The Progressive Her.
chant IniIOrs,
Main Street, ElktOn, Md

Mrs. l.. III.
LITZENBERG.
Ladies' Cloaks,
Capes,
More Goods OF
all kinds.
Dress Goods
and Trimmings,
Gimps,
Bead Trimming
Chiffon,
Holiday Goods,
Dressing Cases,
Shaving Cases,
Manicures,
Bric-aBrac,
Dolls,
Toys,
Everything
Pretty tor Gifts
Handkerchief,
A fine line at
extremely low prices.