The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1892-04-02
Business Locals.

SAVE rms AND WAIT UNTIL WEDNESDAY, Athii-
9TH AT o A. VI.
One of the largest clothing houses. IN the
country has failed for $5a0,000 The entire
stock has been brought to Baltimore by order
of court and will be closed out Mt retail IN
ten DAYS, by IL well known firm. ON account
of this great failure the immense building at
No. N Charles street, corner Bank Lane,
between Fayette and Baltimore street, has
been hired by the assignee expressly for this
great bankrupt assignees sale. The stock
consists of nearly $500, coo worth OF tine cloth
ing, etc. The entire building will remain
closed until Wednesday, April 9th, at IA M,
when this great sale will begin in the immense
building, No. n. Charles street, cor. Bank
Lane.
Below we quote few prices, m order TO
show what extraordinary bargains will be Of
fered. MEMS ribbed diagonal suits, %. 20,
positiyely worth $3.50. You may keep this
suit at home during the sale, and If IT is not
worth So. so return the same. no matter what
the cause may be, and we hereby agree to re-
turn the S2.75. Mems fine suits in eheviot
and Scotch plaids, Sc 50, positively worth Sio,
or Your money returned any time during the
sale.
Mems Royal kerseys, silk and satin-lined
| oyercoats, in tan and dark blue, S1.99, posi-
! lively worth $2S. You may keep tins coat
| home five days, and if not worth S2S, return
4 the same and your money will be refunded
no matter what the cause may be.
| Mems fine spring overcoats, in several DIT
ferent shades, latest style, well made s.. 80,
and well worth $3.50, or money returned
Mems suits in fine, fancy, and plain worst
/ ted, in several different shades, 1.S9, worth
| $50. Mems English cutaway suits, S7.99, val
ned at S26. You have the same privilege on
| these suits AS on the above mentioned. gar
J ments.
Mems cashmere pants, worth $500, tor
| CSC. Mems all wool cheviot pants, twenty
five styles, light and dark colors, $l.49, wortf
SIS.
Boys pants, five thousand pairs in all, Al
19c. a pair.
Boys suits, Sl.Os, worth 81. 50; good socks
&c. per pair, worth 40c.; fine embroidered
suspenders, &C., worth 60c.; fine flannel un
derwear SIC. per suit, worth S2;5o; men
hats, 99c worth So. IS, all shapes; boys hats
l5c., worth 81. so, and thirty thousand differ
ent articles we cannot mention here.
1t will pay you to come one hundred mile
to visit this great sale. If you value none,
don't miss it. Everything sold as advertised
Now is your chance 10 get clothing for almos
nothing We advise you to cut this out ant
bring il with you, so you can get exactly tn,
goods mentioned here. This sale will posi-
lively commence Wednesday, April q, at 3 a
M, at No n Charles street, corner BAN
Lane, Baltimore, Md.
n. B.-Railroad fare paid to all pnrchas
ers of S25 and over.
Eighty Thousand White Pine and Hem
lock Palings, at Warfelds, Sykesville.
MELVILLE = HAMILToNs COMEDY AND clRcu
will open at Harris Academy of Music, Bal
timore, on Monday next. tits combinato
of Circus and Comedy, and is the first appear
ance of the kind ever given in that city.
is the most wonderful combination OF pi
geantry and realism ever presented on tn
American stage. Tie furore includes bras
bands, handsome band wagons, magnificent
caparisoned horses, ponies, trained donkey'
goats, real elephants, camels, cages OF lion
tableaux, floats, allegorical designs, lady an
gentlemen riders, knights in armor, jockey
lovely ladies', funny clowns and to cap Il
climax of true circus parade steam call
ope. In fact it is a complete circus and the
atrical performance Matinees are given o
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Satu
day, and persons on the line of the Wester
Maryland Railroad can attend them an
return on the 5. 10 train.
Special Potato Manure and Fertilizers. 70
Spring Crops, at Warfeld's, Sykesville.