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The Penn's Grove record., 1892-06-24
CHAPTER CXXIX.

An tct IA provide for and regulate the cleo
t.au of lssrssnrs in Incorporated towns.
townships and boroughs divided into
wtrI-.
Whereas. Ia municipalities that have been
or mty hereafter be divided into wards
pursuant to chapter fourteen of the laws
of oa thousand eight hundrcd and eighty
sls. tile labor of assessing the annual taxes
is zoe extensive to he lone by a single
assessor; therefore,.
l.. Be-; .la'nd by the Senate and General
Assembly oj inc State of New Jersey, That
in evnI: INCORPORATED town, township and
borough which now is or hereafter shall be
div.iol INFO wards undcr the provisions of
chapter fourteen Of the laws of one thousand
ci2ht hundred and eighty-siX, the legal
voters of each ward at the annual municipal
election shail elect an assessor for such ward,
vino shah hold office for the term of one
year; who, is to such ward, shall nave all the
power, perform all the duties and be liable
to all thc penalties now prescribed by law
with respect 10 the assessor of incorporated
town, township or borough; and who shall
/ receive it salary TO lie fixed by the town coun-
ell, township committee or other governing
body of such municipality; provided. that
such salary shall not exceed the sum of five
hundred dollars.
=. Aiihci 1t enacted, That the said assessors
shall meet al some convenient place to he APP
pointed 10y the town council, township COM
mi'tr' or other governing body of such
municipality, on the third Tuesday in June
OF carh year with the power to adjourn from
day 10 day ~ they may see Mt; and that when
so met they shall constitute a board of
assc ~ors for the said municipality; and that
il shall to their duty as such board to review
the several assessments made in their respec-
tive wards and to diminish. Increase, alter or
confirm she same in such manner as to rem
'rtheHssaisncntsthrOuGh the whole munic-
ipatHg as Just and as nearly equal as posi-
bic; au} that such assessments when so re-
viewed ana approved by the said board shall
be- the assessments OF the said several wards,
subject 10 review as heretofore. by said town
council, township committee commissioners
OF appeal in cases of taxation or other re-
yiSnry iody provided by law.
3, And Ice il enacted, That all acts and parts
of ac'- general. special, local or public. in
cousi>gaIi with the provisions of this act. he
and fine same are hereby repealed.
d. Awl hr it enacted, That this act shall
take effect Immediately.
Approved March u, 1892.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-06-24
CHAPTER CXXVIII.

\ Further supplement to AN act creating
theafteul comptroller of the treasury and
drnri.s fine duties thereof" approved
Niarga. seventeenth, one thousand eight
hundred ami -iXty-tiye.
L Urr enacted by the senate and General
Assembly Of the state of New Jersey. That
from asi after the passage of this act it shall
be lawful tol the comptroller of the treasury
TO appoint one Of the assistants In his Office.
who shall hr commissioned by the governor.
to lr deputy comptroller of the treasury. and
said deputy comptroller of the treasury shall
lioli f. office during the pleasure of the
comptroller OF the treasury making the APP
paisfmtai but in no case to extend beyond
tlrt.Hu Tor which the said comptroller of
tho treasury Is commissioned; and the said
dcpufs comptroller of the treasury shall be
rtauirrItu tarc ana subscribe an oath orlike
form ani character as that required to be
maj. Iy rhc comptroller OF the treasury. and
h- shall enter INTO bond with two or more
s]tFetia- 10 to- approved by rhe governor. in
the~un st llty thousand dollars, payable TO
tine stare. OF New Jersey, conditioned for the
faithf1 ptrturmauce of his official duties,
which bond shall be filed In the Office of the
: crefaft uf tatcia and the deputy comptroller
of she treasury snail havG the same power
and r]gGHriiH all the duties which are now
iu1u-a3, u law upon the comptroller Of the
tr4-l.rl during such period or periods as
shaft 81. 4os.4vnted IN writing by the comp
trpIlnr OF ,hn treasury. or during the absence
or fnlitatg trough sickness or other cause
ct tan, Cuun .Tgjier Of the treasury, by the
Cover -ur w'iah designation in writing shall
-. a. r.F..E,. a.. 49,. "a -t.A.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-06-24
CHAPTER cXXXIx.

\ Further Supplement to an act entitled A
act TO regulate elections" approved April
eighteenth, one thousand eight hundred
and seveuty-siX.
l, he it enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly of the state of New Jersey, That
whenever, by Legislative enactment, a por-
ton OF an election district heretofore exist
ing shall he set over into another township,
and the part of such election district remain
ing contains not exceeding two hundred
voters, and there shall be. another election
district in the township from which a part of
the first election district shall he set off, that
the district from which such part shall he so
set off shall be annexed to and become part of
township. and the officers of the said undis-
turbed and remaining district shall be the
officers for conducting subsequent elections.
and shall in all respects conduct the same
according to law.
;. And be II enacted, That the voters of the
said election district from which u part shall
lie SGT OF shall be in all respects qualified and
entitled to vote in the remaining district,
provided they were qualified and entitled to
vote ia the district heretofore existing.
3. And be 1t enacted, That whenever under
such circumstances the district so combined
shall be ascertained, in the manner pre-
scrihed by law, TO contain more than SIX hun
dred voters, the said district shall be divided
in the manner heretofore provided by law.
4. And be ii enacted, That all acts and parts
of acts in so far as they are inconsistent with
the provisions of this act, be and the same
are hereby repealed, and that this act shall
take effect Immediately. .
Approved March "a. 1892.
The Penn's Grove record., 1892-06-24

A Further supplement to A act respecting
the office of treasurer approved April
seventeenth one thousand eight hundred
aud loUty-siX.
1. Belt enacted by the Senate and General
Assembly OF the State of New Jersey, That
Catoctin clarion., 1892-02-25
DUBLIC SALE.
Miller & Martin, Auct.

The subscriber intending to decline farm
ing, and move to Gracehnm. will sell at pub
l,c sale ut his farm on the public road leading
from Emmitshurg to Creagcrstown, I Of II
mile North ofLoys Station, W. NJ. r. r.. on
TUESDAY, MARCH 18th. 1892,
O'CLOCK 4. NJ,
5HEAD OF HORSES,
among which IS one bloodcd horse,
sHE.AD OF CATTLE.
among which arc : milk cows, 3 will he fresh
by day Of sale.
COMBINED CHAMPION REAPER
AND MOWER,
DOUBLE CORN PLANTER,
/ TIRE HING MACHINE AND HORSE
POWER AND STRAP,
GOOD ONE AND TWO HORSE JAG
GER AND SPREAD,
ONE SOW WITH PIG,
and large and complete set of farming i'm
plcmcnts generally.
TERMS :--$5 and under cash: above -
six months credit with interest.
DAVID FISHER.
Catoctin clarion., 1892-02-25
Local Items.
Save your Meat From Shippers.

Peerless Paper Meat Sacks are guaranteed
80 do it. Ihrec sizes 3, and cts. apiece.
All retailers shosad sell thea. Send for cir-
.uular. Great Southc,n Co.. Frederick, Ald
CONCERT The vocrs and instrumental
concert given by tue Lan.inger Hoppe Com-
,oany OF Emnllshurg, IN this place, on Mon
day evening last WAS largely attended, the
sale ~ seas certainly exceeding that Of any
entertainment yet given in our Town Hall.
The opening piece, "Miscrerc' was the test
of the chOruscs: the overture from "Martl,a'
embracing The Last Rose nf Summer" and
How 80 Falr,' gave tho finest orri.estral..i-
fscts; Master Guy Hoppe wxsdecided!y bet
ter than an the occasion OF his FIRST yisk,
but it was Miss Jennie LaHsinger who took
the house off It's feet with T'omiu' Thro the
Rye" She WAS repeatedly recalled and was
extremely ainiablc, finally acknowledEsang
the compliment paid her before the curtain.
4 Prof KocheabaGh I'D with ! yioIi:. in al!
of the orchestral parts his presence in these
parts ls<,lmply Indispensable. We 40 una
Die to reca il a more thoroughly s.leaScd au-
,dience than that Of Monday evening.
After the entertainment, the chairs were
hastily removed, the Hall swept aud the or
chcstra connected with the Mot othauhstowM
band was engaged to furnish music for a:s''
eng, which was indnlged in until aitoc nnc
O'Clock
Catoctin clarion., 1892-02-25
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from practice
having had placed in his hands Ivy All East
India missionary the formula Of simple
vegetable remedy for the speedy and pcrlnn-
ncnt cure of consumption, Bronchitis, ,Catarrh
and As,hula and all throat and Lang Affect
ions, also Il positive and radical cure for
Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com
plants, after having tested lis wonderful
curative powers in thousands of cases, has
felt it hs duty to make ii known to his sui
ferlng fellows. Actuuted by this motive and
Il desire to rc.ieye human suffering, | will
send free of charge. to all who desire it, this
recipe. in German. French or English, with
full directions for preparing and using
Sent Ivy mail by addressing with stamp.
naming this paper.
w. A NoyEs. $50 Pouers Block, Rochester
Ny. mch ~
Catoctin clarion., 1892-02-25
sale Register.

Under this head will .bc inserted free, a
notice of all sales for which bills are printed
at the office.
A charge OF Twenty Gents line will &C.
cure place in this Register when the bills
are printed elsewhere.
Un Saturday. February 9th. .. P. lleil'g,
agent, will sell ut public sale at the Crcag-
1 crstown Hotel. lot ofhorscs and vehicles
EOn Friday, March 4, 1892, Miss Title Grouse
i :, will sell IN Gracehnm lot of household
effects. " 80 a.
On Saturday. March 5th, NJ. ] a haugh
Trustee, will sell at. public sale nt his store
| in Mcchanicslown, a valuable lot of real
| estate. .......
On Thursday, March 10, Julia Lantz will sell
at public sale, near Dterticld, y lot OF stock
and farming implements. e,' -...
On Friday, March 11th. Richard Wagamnn
Will sell at public sale, mile from Sabill.
asvillc, stock, fhrmlng implements and
household effects. ,.-
On Saturday, March 18TH, Adam ". Hahn,
will seli at public sale, mile north "f Me.
cl,anicstown, lot of household effects.
On Saturday. March l2th, 1892, William j..
Black, Assignee, will cell Mt public sale, in
Mechauicstown, a valuable lot of real
estate.
On Monday, March l4th, 1899, The North
/ Eud Real Estate Agency will sell at pub
lie sale at Franklinville, some valuable
real estate. ste adv:
On Tuesday March 18th, 1892. David Fisher
will sell at public sale, near Gracclam, lot
ofstock and farming implements.
On Wednesday, March 10th, DR.. NJ. T.
Lcathcrman will sell at public sale on the
farm lately sold by him, about J mile c''st
Of Mcchancstown, 4 valuable lot of per
sonal property.
On Wednesday. March 16, VIM +. Cover will
sell at Double Pipe Creek, a large ard val
liable 10, OF stock and farming implements.
On Thursday, March 18th, 1892, W. .Gcyer
Black will sell at public sale, I mile east
of MechaDicstown, stock AID farming i'm
plcmen's.
On Friday, March 18th. Geo. w. Anders will
sell at public sale ut Elcholtz Mill, n lot of
personal property.
On Saturday, M,rch 10. hrs Israel Boiler,
mile north of Franklin Mills win sell IL
yaltrable lot OF personal property.
On Monday, March atst, W. A. Valentine
will sell At public sale, 1 mile northeast of
Rocky Ridge, a lot Of stock and farming
implements.
On Tuesday, March a2nd, 1899, Mr.. John
ColiAower will sell al public sale on the
"Wi,hcrow" Farm, stock and farming I'M
elements. 4*
On Thursday. March 81, John G. Eyler will
sell at public sale. mile east of Rocky
Ridge, a lot of stock and farming implc-
ments.
On Friday, March 25. John W. Valentine,
will sell at public sale. mile east OF Rocky
Ridge, valuable lot of st. ck and farming
implements.
On Saturday. March Goth, j. David Martin
will sell at public salr, near GracehnI, n
valuable lot Of stock aud farming nipple.
mcnls.
On Tuesday, March 90, I. NJ. Fisher will sell
at public sale, nt Mo,ter's Station, a lot Of
stock and farming implements.
Catoctin clarion., 1892-02-25
Rocky Ridge Items.

Weather fair mixture of good. bad, and
indifferent with hut small proportion that
couid Ike termed pleasant.
The public roads anything bat inviting for
Those seeking pleasant drive.
Mr.. Geo. Shaw. wife, and son. of Austin,
Ohio, are the guests OF Mr.. NJ. J. Eichelbcrg
er and family.
Mr.. J. S. Biggs, am glad to report, Is very
much Improved and is on a fair way to re-
cov,ry.
Mr.. o. L. Sciss, Of Gracc,am is engaged in
plastesing Mr. Edward Iiarnan's house.
Mr.. Samuel Green spent Saturday and
Sunday witt, his parents at Pleasant Walk.
M Geo. G. Eichclbrrgcr Of Westminster
speat Sunday with his parents ut Rccky
Ridge
Mr.. Jacob Miller will in the near future
gu: IL force of hands ut work to erect a house
on tire site where tlie orc recently burned for
him.
Mcssrs. VIM. II. Dirgs and M. J. Echcl-
berger made Il visit to Danvilte Va. and they
report busy city North and South Dan
vinc arc separated by The river Dan one can
scarcely call them separated ns they have the
conyense4soe oftwo fine bridges for travel
and traffic; afso = splendid Il. T. Bridge.
The inhabitants pumlsr about Is 600, with
Is buildings for manufacturing aud stor,ng
the weed. An Immense amount Of tobacco
is sold there: the famous Grave.y is there
manufactured There is also four cotton
factories ahIch do quite a business. e,uploy
ing several thousand persons. The land
around Danvile does not strike one as being
Of first-class quality; looks as though it
might be an inviting place for a man to sell
fertilizers. Main street has The most hand.
some residences OF any city have ever had
the pleasure to visit: in front OF each res
idence is a handsome yard with the most
beautiful shrubbery. A mammoth, Public
School building is nearing completion, which
will bc q credit to any city. Their churches
arc in keeping with their city. The Fire
Company is well equipped and we'll organ
lied and ready at amy time TO battle with the
! flames. The hotel accommodations are first
class yet l noticed quite a large and hand
some ono is being constructed: from the out
side appearance no one wishing to visit Dan
| yillc need have any fears ofnot being accom-
modated. Much more might be said but will
! 20. ocu.ny u!o.o ocyoIt v..a@o.e space.
Catoctin clarion., 1892-02-25
Brick Store House,
LARGE LOG DWELLING,


stable and outbuildings and adjons the lands
of Nelson Freshour and Henry Gall.
1t is good business stand and should at
tract the attention of country merchants
looking for first.class busincs stand.
TERMS :--Cash or II preferred by the
purchaser, One-half cash April ist. 1892, bal
ancc in one year from date of sale, purchaser
to give note with security to be approved by
1892. Upon full payment ofpurchasc money
a good and sufficient deed will be executed.
The purchaser will be at all expense of con.
veyanclng.
Tue NoAru ESD REAL ESTATE AGENCY
rJH!S4. Miller & Ma.,ll, alGtionttlt
Catoctin clarion., 1892-02-25
OF { ora rse it's u man
The hand that rocks the cradle

Is the hand that rocks the world
The mother, sitting beside and rocking the
cradle, often singing hcr sad lullaby, may he
thus shaping, as il were, the dcstnics OF f,a
,ions. But if diseases, consequent on moth
erhood, have borue her down, ans sapped
her lie, how mournfui will be her song. I"
cheer the mo.fer, brig hten her life, and
brighten her song, Dr. Pierce of blaalo, has,
after long experience, compounded remedy
winch he has called his "FavEite Prcsc'lp-
tion," because ladies preferred it 70 allothas
lie guarantees it to cure nervousness, net''
Ialgic pains, hearing c"nL pains, irregular
;,les, weakness, or prolapsus, headache, ba;aI
ache, or any of the ailments OF the female
organs What he asks Is, that the ladics
shall give j, fair trial, and satisfaction ie
assured. Money refunded, if it doesn't giy C
aats!au tlaI-.
Catoctin clarion., 1892-02-25
Eorei's Grand Opera Hees se...

Week Of February 99th-Tms honsc will
bc occupie by local attractions, the three
first nights q. this week, viz, Monday, Feb
quarry 2y,h, and Tuesday M arch list, Garland
Concerts. Wednesday March 2ne, Haydn
Concert.
Brief Engagement of frnrsse and Wesc
Mlns,res.
Thursday, Friday ana Saturday, with Sat
uriay Matlncc) March 8, 4, and 6, viii be
,eventful for the appearances, for three nlgkss
only, az the famous "Prmrosc and West
Mirstrels," their return engagement. Ihis
world renowned organization needs but litth
4leraldlng, they kave for Il number Cd gears
appeared at Ford's scmi.annHaHy &l,d thcK
entertainment has in every instance justified
their success.
They known Of the Baltimore public. The
millionaire Minstrels as they are now called
have won their financial reward by artistic
excellence, they give princeIy performance
in every sense Of tie word.
Besides gathering together the uf'st acooxa
plished artists Of the profession, whether Vo-
,callsts comedians, musicians, specialists, or
dancers, they evidence a stage management
unusual with such organizations, saae sarces
are attractive, brightly acted and clc~erly
contrivcd, the costumes are rich, tasteful and
pleasant to the eye.
The most enjoyablefact Is the predominant
refinement Of the entire performance, which
while always highly amusing, provoking
roars Of daughter, never deScneiatoe kto
coarseness, the acts are many and varied sus
tanning the interest from beginning to end
As always before these popular Ministries
will preserve thcir cuviablc reputation for
presenting the highest and most entertaining
standard Of Mnstrclsy.
-Ea55aea -$a.."lav
,..s ii ,rrIil. i'II tf,lIN IN
Catoctin clarion., 1892-02-25
Mtw 1herfisemen'ts.
TDUBLIC SALE.

| y-/OASAAO S]A sSA~s
The Subscriber having sold his farm will
sell the following personal property Mt pub
lie sale on said premises on
| WEDNESDAY, Y, MARCH l6. 1892
ATl2:so O'CLOCK P. H.. SHARP,
3HEAD OF HORSES,
two of which, are fine large brood mares i'll
foal by Percheron horse. Both are excellen,
leaders and will work nywherc.
The other is medium size and more suit
able for driving, Sc.
sHEAD OF MILKCOWS,
10th will be fresh by day Of salc;,l two 'lmrsc
broad tread Wagon, nearly new, iron axle
cart, nearly new, #.
BUCKEYE SELF BINDER,
nearly new,
WALTER WOOD MOWER,
Walter Wood hay rake, Telephone cut
ting box, I Pioneer wind mill, nearly new, I
o-horsc Syracuse plow, 3horse Hess plow,
a uCuUlc SuONCi VAO"SS \iAoh "S"Nou " o''6 ~
shovel plows, corn cbverer, on" harrow, l
wagon bed, / pair hay carriages, 2 sets
brccchbands, 2 sets front gears one set cart
harness, 4 collars, brides, 4 housans, l set
of check lines, 6 haltrrs, hand post boring
machine, 9 large sleds, small farm sled, /
wagon jack, . log chains, fifth chain, 2 pair
butt traces, , pair brcas, Chains, PAIR
stIc,chers, Q 2.hUrsc double trees, 9 single
trees, several p,teh forks, several dung forks,
l good digging iron. large rope, l straw
knife, moving scy,he / set Of double har-
ness and checks complete, one buggy spread
with yoke and straps complete. The above
mentioned property is nearly all in good
condition, haying been III use but 3ycaIs and
was purchased new:
TERMS AN sums Of Stand under cnsh !;
all Gums over $5a credit Of 6 months will be
given by purchaser giving note with ap'
proved security with interest from date of
sale. No property to be removed until terms
OF sale are complied.
DIR. M. Z. LEATHERMAN.
Miller 4 Martin. Auct.
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AUCTIONEERS!

The undersigned offer their services as auc.
tioncers at Public Sales, or other Auctions
of Personal Property.
They haye both had large experience ns
public auctloneers and feel confident that
they will be able to render satisfaction.
Parties having single pieces of personal
property, or more, can leayc 1t with us as VIC
purpose making arrangements to hold regu'
lar weekly sales of such goods.
Address,
j. r. ID. Miller,
j. Ed. Martin,
scp248m Mcchaufcstown. Md
Catoctin clarion., 1892-02-25

White and Colored Blankets q '5c. per pair
Extra Value in Gingh"ms @4ic. per yl.
Dark aud Light Calicoes q &c. per yd.
25 dozen Dan,ask Towels with Fancy Bor.
ders at l2ic., Former Price, 1s4c.
500 Yards Of
RED TWILLED FLANNEL,
Former Price, 30c, Reduced Price, 25c.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
Our entire line Of Ladies and Misses Goats
Fur Capcs and Mufis to be closed out regard
less of cost.
We haye opened up q fresh now line Of
Dress G,nghans and Psrcalss. Come early
and get first choice Of tins grand new line
of goods.
BARGAINS IN
Blcached Table Damasks, Cream Table
Dan,asks, Pillow Case Muslins, White and
Red Napkins, Towels. Table Covers, White
Quilts, Blankets.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Lsuudried Dress Shirts, Unlauadr,sl
Shirts. Susrpnders, Ncckwear, Hosiery, Col.
lars and Cufih.
REDUCED PRICES
on Black aud Colored Dress Goods.
Catoctin clarion., 1892-02-25
What Anl 1 I0 D0

This the oft expression of tire weary suffer
er with Rheumatism, Neuralgia aud othel
painful Diseases. The whole human frame II
tortured and r,t;kcd with pain. 1t il well t
remember no known medicine equals Rec
Flag Oil tor Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Spraln'
and Bruises.
P.,cc 3 uc...s At D.. J, X. W.st:s' p.ls
Catoctin clarion., 1892-02-25

J bring thec peerless cure
Pan. Tina, the .7";e remedy for C"4hs
Colds aud Consumption, rs and 80 cents.
Sold at DR. J. K. Waters Drug Store.
Waste 10 money. Buy Salvation OH. 1t
kills all pain. Price 2j cents a hottie.
Caiharnc Lewis tainted one night IN
"Oivettc,' but it didn't cause ripple an the
play. Twas only cough and they had Il
bottle of DR.. Bulls Csush Sylup on hand, 81
course
5T Mrsr STop.-We have had occasion
more than once to refer to the lctcs,ab e and
wholly iuexcUsable practice that is indu|ged
10 by certain visitors to om Town Hall on
the occasion Of public entertainments: we
refer to the sensclsss and boisterous applause
EE stamping and cat.cals
Every mcrltorious performance should be
met with evidence Of hearty applause: : 'as
sll>asId be given rs a mark of approx al and
sone little discrimination should (e shown
in its besss wal and no:, as is the rule, an
unmeasurcd loosinG Of paudcn"niu,n at
every tall Of the curtain. It is not oaly
s,t,aseless aud indicative Of lack Of taste and
ability to discrinruatc between 4 masterfu
lendaion and ntchcd production, but Is be.
sides nerve, rasping nuisance and as ssch
SHOULD be unanimously s'H upon.
We have in mind case in point where
oae of the parts of an otherwise excellent
entertainment, whe catchy" was poorly
p;aduced and yet we distinctly noticed that
that particular part was hetter " received,
MS aajudyed by the din that followed, than
other parts given without a flaw.
We also recall that the incessant applause
prolonged from from tie fall to the rise Of
the curtain drove two people from the hall,
one other renamed to the close to go home
with severe headache and nearly every
lady present felt relieved when the curtain
rose.
Such an uproar would not be tolerated in
the cities and our country manners a4+d ltsb
it's should be mended through some agency !:
if sense OF propriety and the exercise of
good taste cannot be taught by lrecfpt or
example, the town authorities should be
asked to eliminate the bear garden feature
by force
Catoctin clarion., 1892-02-25
REMNANTS.

We have devoted the center counters Of
our store to Remnants These arc not old
goods but fresh stock direct from the Mills.
Don't fail to sec them, as you can Save Mon.
cy by buying them.
Remnants of Bleached Muslins, Unbleach-
ed Muslins. Calicoes, Cottonades. Fancy
Cotton Pluslics, India Linens, Plaid Muslins.
EMBROIDERIEs.
Our line 0f EmbrOideres now open, the
largest and most complete stock ever dis.
played IN Frederick. Cambria. Swiss and
Nainsook, IN narrow and extra wide widths
with all overs to match.
Tucking, in an assortment of patterns.
White Aprons at 90, 25 and 35 cents.
Our first invoice of Mattings arrived this
Week.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS. &C.,
Our Carpr. Department offers many ncw
attractions.
1900 Ia:ds Of
DRESS GTNGHAMs,
Former Price, &c., Reduced Price. 6sc.
10 pieces Red aud White Table Damasks,
Former Price, SIC. Reduced Price, SOC.
1914 Unbleached sheeting,
Former Price, 23c.. Reduced Price, 1852.
10 Blcacbed Shee,ing.
Former Price, Csc, Reduced Price. 20.
Bale Unblcstbcd Muslin, d. 4c. per yd.