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Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
Notion and
Fancy Goods Dept.
OPENING UP.

I'VE are just opening up our holiday
goods in these departments, and you
must see them. On account of the re-
CEN hard times, holiday goods have
been sold cheaper than ever before.
Purses of all descriptions from &c to S..
Fine seal combination purses, with
solid silver corners; were $500; now
only 81. so.
Fine russell leather combination
purses, with solid gold mountings: We're
%; now S2.63.
Fine calf purses, were Toe; now 49c.
Fine cali purses, were soc; now 25c.
Fancy silk drapes, were SOC; now Poe.
Fancy stamped linens, were soc; now
25c.
Fine embroidered silk handkerchiefs,
were 25c; now l5c,
Fine embroidered silk handkerchiefs,
were 43c; now 25c.
A complete line OF silk garters, with
gilt. silver and pearl buckles. These
goods will be sold from SOC TO SITS.
jewelers. prices on these goods are
from 81 to "a.
We are headquarters on elastics of
all description.
We sell the finest fancy frill, silk
elastic for Pie; worth 40c per yard.
l5c for elastic worth 25c per yard.
l0c for elastic worth zoe.
Sc for elastic worth l5c.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
Hats and Caps.
For Men,
For Boys,
For Children,

Boys winter turbans zoe, worth SOC.
Mems soft hats soc, worth 81. so.
Boys crushers Acc, worth 75c.
Mems fine fur Fedora in black. and
brown 81. Is, worth 81. so to SO.
Mems fine fur derby in all the leading
shapes 81. 10, worth $50 to So.
Mems genuine Scotch caps 25c, worth
roc.
Boys'fancy turbnns 10c, worth SOC.
Mems fine fur crushers 75c, worth ST.. so
Mems heavy winter caps soc, worth 81.
The largest line of children's fancy
caps and turbans for winter wear, SOC.
Mems fine fur soft hats in different
styles, Sl.15; none worth less than $2.5O
to So.
Boys Fedora, in blue and brown, SOC;
worth 81.
Boys plush turbans and caps, SOC;
worth 81.
Mems genuine seal turban, So; hatters'
price, $40.
Cali and see our stock of hats and
caps, as we carry the largest stock in
the city and prices one-hrlf less than
any other house.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
Dress Goods Dept.

Special bargains in store for you on
Monday in our center aisle.
BARGAIN NO. 1-33C.
This is an all wool flannel suiting,
extra heavy, plain colors, all the lead
ing shades, just what you want for a
neat and warm street dress, 3S inches
wide. These goods are worth Csc.
BARGAIN NO. 2-HERE IS A
PLUM-39C.
This is a nice ALL WOOL LADIES'
CLOTH, 81 INCHES WIDE. REMEM-
Der, 81 inches, strictly all wool, not a
lot of old shoddy, half cotton goods.
When we advertise all wool we mean
all wool. These goods are not a lot of
moth-eaten
BANKRUPT STOCK,
but bought from first hands, refractory,
at one-half regular price, for spot cash.
and are all new goods, his falls pur-
chase, and are worth 75c. Mondays price
SOC.
BARGAIN NO. 3-27C.
Do you want a nice warm house dress
and something when you get in a hurry
and want to run down towu and order a
few groceriesgat HAYDEN'S or go 10
the market or come and see some of the
special bargains in our dress goods de-
partment and have not got timo to
change your dress but just slip on your
cloak and wrap over your house dress
and have n nice street dress, you can
find just what you want in this lot for
such a dress. 200 pieces to select from.
These goods are all wool. 80 inches
wide. in plain plaids, stripes and bro
cades and are worth from soc to 75c.
BARGAIN NO. 4-l2tC.
These goods must be seen to be appre-
ciated. We bought the same goods in
the early part OF the season and they
cost us more than. we are selling this lot
at. Our first invoice was sold ut 25c.
This invoice No. 2 bought this week
Mt a bottom price and we can sell them
to you
MONDAY AT FAC.
Just think OF it, n nice worsted dress al
ONLY Sl.00.
Come early as the amount is limited
Nice worsted dress at only 81. Come
early as the amount is limited.
BLACK GOODS.
Ask 20 see our all wool cheviots. These
are IS inches wide. Cheap at 65c
Mondays price SIC.
A nice all wool henrietta, 3S inches
wide, worth 75c, Mondays price, 43c.
Oar 46-inch mountain serge, wortl
$3.50, Mondays price,
CSC.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
FlannelS.

The most complete flannel stock in
Omaha.
Gray wool mixed flannel, Sc a yard.
Heavy shaker flannel, sc a yard.
All wool French flannel. 25c a yard.
Extra quality English shifting fan
nels, 25e TO soc q yard.
S-ounce skirting flannel. SOC a yard.
Cotton Eiderdown, Zoe, l5e and zoe.
Special good value in outing f%ianLel,
&c and Zoe "A yard.
Flannel skirt patterns, 35c, 75c, 81,
1928, 81. so, Sl.75 aud up TO s2.75 each.
Full line OF white flannel from l5c a
yard up TO 81 a yard.
Silk embroidered fannels, plain red,
navy blue and gray iannels IN great
Variety
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
Linen Dept.

We are letting down the prices, and
stock is going fast.
All linen crash, 2fc yard.
Brown twilled crash, &c yard.
Fine glass tcweling, Sc yard.
24-inch checked toweling reduced to
l2ic.
Fine full bleached twilled crash, 10c
yard.
66-inch cream damask, SOC yard.
72-inch bleached damask, SOC, Zoe and
81 yard.
Linen dresse, %scarfs, 25c each.
Bleached Turkish towels, 10c each.
Best csc towel in America.
24x40 full bleached, all linen, knotted
fringed buck towels, worth zoe; on Mon
day at Haydens', and at H~aydens' only,
l0c each.
Closing prices on napkins, bed spreads,
etc.
Fine crochet spreads reduced to SSc
zach; Ia Marseilles spreads reduced To
81 each.
So imported Marseilles spreads, $3.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
Dress Innings.

Have you seen the new line OF fast
black printed selisia at Haydens2 Did
you ever notice the Zoe selisia? All
colors in selisia at lee, l5c and zoe yard.
Haydens carry the most complete lin
ing department in Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
h Repeal of
the Silver Bill,

Freighted with brightest hopes of
future prosperity, came just a trifie
too late to take the chill out of the
hearts of the wholesale dealers, i'm
porters and manufacturers of silks
and velvets, in whose hands large
quantities of silks remain unsold.
"Give us spot cash and take the
lott" greeted US from so many quar-
tiers and told the story of such q ter
rife smash in prices, that in all our
history we have never been such
heavy buyers on such advantageous
terms as during the past few weeks.
This advertisement tells the story of
a few-only a few-of the many I'M
approachable bargains to be found
in our silk department. No matte
what you may wish in silks you can
be almost certain of finding it here,
and at prices which defy competi.
tion.
Hand woven 24-inch japanese
silks, in 20 shades, worth S5c: we
are selling them for SOC a yard.
Handsome procaded silks go dur
ing this week at 75c n yard. JUS
the thing for a handsome silk wais'
or a trimming for your dress.
Doubled-faced black silk crysta
bengalines at 81 a yard. You can
duplicate them elsewhere for les
than 81. SO a yard.
Satin imperials, all silk, back ant
face, in all the staple c%olors, wortl
$l.25, our price 75c a yard.
Chaugeable surahs and taffeta
ut 49c a yard. You can't buy then
elsewhere for less than roc.
Silk finish velvettas, 29c a yard.
$3.50 quality silk velvets for 81
yard.
Elegant quality silk pushes, Csc
yard.
The largest stock Of reliable blac
dress silks to be found in the west 9
New York prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
Wash Dress Goods.

500 pieces OF S2-inch wide, 30-inch and
S6. inch wide serges, c%hevrons, flannel
back and plain back fancy printed lress
goods, all reduced TO l0c yard.
In center aisle on Monday We offer
fast black Saline, light shifting, striped
sateens SO inch wide, serge, ~chevrons,
cloth. all In mill remnants at SIC gard.
Look out for a big crowd and be on
time. They are worth from l0c to l5c.
On Monday TO be closed out at SIC yard,
quantity limited.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19

basement, beginning Monday
Best California 3-lb. can peaches, 15o
each, or Sl.65 n dozen.
Best California 3-lb. can pears, 100
each, or Sl.S5 a dozen.
Best California Glib can grapes, lilo
each, or S1.25 n dozen.
Best Califot MIA 3-lb. can apricots, 12to
each, or 81. 40 n dozen.
Best California 3-lb. can white cher~l
ries, lie each, or 50 n dozen. III
Good corn, 2-lb. can, &c each, or 81 q
dozen.
BIB. can good tomatoes, &c each, or ~
n dozen.
BIB. can California egg plums, 1910
each, Or Sl.45 n dozen.
Glib. can California golden drop plumb
12!c each, or Sl.l5 a dozen.
Bib. can California green gage pluns3
12!c each, or $l.45 a dozen. ~
Good Columbia river salmon lie cana
or 1925 Il dozen.
! pint Columbia blue label catsup LOG,
or 81. 60 a dozen. Z
Imported Moutarde, French mustard,
soc. q
Half-gallon bottle mixed pickle Worth
75c(, sell for Soc. r
20 lbs. granulated sugar, 81.
California dried grapes, BIC.
New California 2 crown ralsins, %
&c, TIC. I
New California 8 crown r%aisins, &c,
| TIC, Sic, 12ic. =
New London layer %raisins, 10ac, 12tc
California Valencia %raisins, SIC.
Imported loose Oudura %raisins, 129oil
Evaporated raspberries, 22tc.
Evaporated black berries, nc.
Cherries California;, l2tc.
Dried apples, sc.
New California nectarines, 123c.
Good Turkish prunes, &c.
California raisin cured prunes, 7sc.
New California apricots, 12tc.
New evaporated peaches, lac.
New evaporated pears, l2tc.
Sauer kraut, per Quart, 73c.
Imported chow chow, per quart, 100
Imported fancy mixed pickles, loo.
Pure buckwheat flour, SIC.
Self-rising buckwheat flour, &c.
Pancake flour, self-rising, Bic,
Haydens' Best Flour, Ok. 81. 10.
Pillsbury's Best Flour, AK, ST. 10.
Snowflake -four, Csc.
Best Speculative flour, soc.
Pure rye -four, Sl.25.
Choice rye flour, ST. Is.
Good rye flour, 81.
This is the cleanest stock ever thrown
on this market. The goods are all new
and fresh. You must take advantage q
this sale. The above are only q few
, Of the items that W. have.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
Drug Dept.
Domestic Dept.

The largest domestic stock in the west.
All the leading brands.
Ready made sheets, Acc, SOC, 69c and
zoe each.
Pillow cases, Zoe, l2ic, l5c and lie
each.
Unbleached cotton flannel, 33c yard.
Bleached cotton flannel, sc yard.
All kinds OF shifting, denims and tick
ings.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19

Mems duck coats, reversible, rub
Der lined, S2.25; worth $4.2O. Mail
orders filed,
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19

Mems duck coats, reversible, rub
Der lined, S2.25; worth $3.50. Mail
orders filled.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19

HAYDEN Bros. sell Furniture.
Secret-Price.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19

Hayden Bros. sell Furniture
Secret-PrIce.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
Preserves, Apple Butter and Mince Neat.

Jelly SC per pound, any kind you want.
Apple butter 7tc, minee meat 7ic, rasp.
berries, Strawberries, apricot, peach and
plum preserves ali lac. C~ranberries
Tic per quart. You will save money by
buying your fruits, nuts, dates, figs, etcs
at headquarters, and don't forget oWt
oyster and ish department.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19

Hayden Bros. sell Furniture.
Secret Price.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19

Hayden Bros. sell Furniture.
Secret-Price.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19

Grocery Stock
AT RETAIL,

We have purchased the
wholesale grocery stock Of
Sloan, Johnson & Co. and
will place it on sale in the
basement, beginning Monday
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
A FEW FACTS:

Small musical instruments
and musical merchandise of all
kinds.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
CAPES,

Ladies' fancy fur capes,
Russian fur, sold regularly for
sS.75, now only. SO
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19
CL

Ladies jackets in brown,
gray or blue, fur-trimmed. In
the lot are garments that sold
up to $3.50 and SO, In this
sale they go at.......$2 rs
Omaha daily bee., 1893-11-19

Another lot of f%ur-trimmed,
silk-lined jackets in all colors.
Used to be $3.50 and up to
$3.50; for this sale they 60
from $3.50 down to. $3.50
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An1slll Link IN ~ ChlIa ihsi VIII B|ni e.11r1I
rs B,x,s Il Ct1n fsana.
Tho discovery Of lot Of stolen
egar,near tho scenc d the murder Of
OHieet Martin Of Carlisle is another
link in the chain q evidence against
Charles Salyards, who is charged with
that crime. Sunday yonng man
won't up into the haymow q stable
situated. in the lane in which the
shooting occurred. in throwing down
hay jabbcd fork into what proved
70 DO a box Of cigars. Hc'called upon
officer Hays. Carlisle policeman. and
that officer went out and found there
400 cigars, twcnty-oight boxes Of
fifty each, an pnstamped, and he now
holds them subject to the order Of the
collector Of internal revenue. They
we're stamped Factory hos.
The significance Of this circumstance
lies in the fact that few days prior
to the shooting, Salyards offered c
sell TO John M. Drawbangh, Of The
European hotel, a lot Of cigars thai
were unstamped and would be solt
low. Drawbaugh refused TO buy. TIL,
inference now is that Salyards was OF
his way TO the stable where the cigar
were hidden and was followed BY Mar
tin on the night q the shooting. |
lis known that Martin had boon ferret
ing out something for 4 week prior |,
the occurrence but would mt ten wha
it MAS All that he would tell hi
brothers when asked what he NASAL
Ter was that he would surprise thon
one &c these DAYS.
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CARLTON LAFEVER.
Tho Beautiful Eamc eivcn the Litslo Son Of MI.
and Mrs. NJ 9. Tabler aNA

Tho Beautiful Eamc eivon the Litilo Son Of MI.
aud Mrs. N. G, Tabler
The above IS the pretty name given
the infant son Of Mr. and Mrs May
berry Tabler, who was dedicated to
God last Tuesday evening in holy
baptism. The service was performed
by Rev. G. S. Trump according to the
ritual Of the Lutheran Church. Quite
a large assembly Of relatives and
friends were present to witness the
ceremony. After the ceremony the
guests were invited to the attractive
dining room where they INDUCED III
choice and abundant refreshments.
The evening WIS spent very delight
fully and al in honor Of him who,
though he may not remember this oc-
casion, viii We trust, ever be sunshine
in tho home, developc into Christian
manhood and be blessing TO the
world.
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WEBBING Ar sHEpnERsrown.

Prominent Jefferson Belle and Well Known 60
ciety Man.
A very pretty wedding was eclebrat-
ed Wednesday at II o'clock, noon, in
Trinity Episcopal Church, Shepherds
town. The contracting parties were
Miss May Paxton, only daughter Of
Mr.. p. p. Marshall, prominent far
mer Of jefferson county, and the groom
was Mr.. Chas. =. Jones, q very popu-
lar young man Of the same county.
Miss Marshall is . reighing belle and
Mr.. Jones is well known in social cir
cles. The maid Of honor was Miss
Miss Bessie Baker, the beautiful and
accomplished daughter Of Sheriff Bak.
or. The bride was given away by lar
brother, Mr.. Cromwell Marshall. Tho
pages were George Beltzhoover, and
Charlie Schleyy son Of Towner Schlcy,
Esq Rev Df. Nelson, rector Of the
church, performed tile ceremony, i'm
mediately after which Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones where driven to this city where
they took the 2:30 train for a tour Of
the eastern cities. THE Womb tom
ders its congratulations
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chance to carry water for the elephant
il be has not the whercwithal with
which to pay his way into his seventh
heaven of delight. Yes, tho Adam
Forepaugh Shows are coming to town
and the small boy has a right to be
happy. And il the truth were known
how many Of US old fellows have out
grown that youth which found its apex
Of happiness beneath the white cano-
pies DC the snowy canvas city, as the
circus man so eloquently calls il. Not
many, it is believed BY the writer, who
frankly admits that he has still q
weakness that will not be overcome,
and he is glad Of il 50 far as going 70
the circus is concerned.
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STRENGTH AND HEALTH.

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healthy, try Electric Bitters. If fila
Grippe has left You weak and
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Stomach and Kidneys, gently aid
ing those organs to perform lieirfunc-
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Headache, yon will find speedy and
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Bitters. One, trial will convince sou
that this isthe remedy you need. Large
bottles, only 50c., at 3. c. Williams,
il. 4 Co. Drug Store.
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4NItN4 AttAN -NIf'|N Nl''I ~
nay
A very brilliant aud clabosa' = wed
ding took place Wednesday even ~ :
$50 o'clock al tho home Of Mr.. 2 ~
We'll, West King street. Miss !, =
eldest daughter Of tho household.
and Mr. William Kahn, prominent
young cloihlcr 81 Charlcstown, were
married according to the Jewish ritual
BY DR.. +. schanfarbcr, Rabbi Of Har
Sinai Temple, Of Baltimov, Nd. The
BRIDE was attircd in white cotele silk
with brccaded satin trimmings. and
wore hAndsome diamond star, pres
Ont from the groom. Tho groom wore
tho conventional black. Lohcngrin's
wedding march was skiIfully rendered
by Miss Bessie Honscworth.
A reception was given at $50 o'clock.
Among those present from distance
were Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Rosonbouseh,
Of Baltimore, Samuel Kahn, Of rhila-
Idelphia; Mcssrs. G. r. and s. N. Shu-
CERT and Ike Herr, az CharIestown,
Miss Kate Tablcr, Of Tabler's Station:
and Miss Eschbaugh, Of Frederick,
Nd. an the guests were attired in
lfull evening dress. Among The init
mate friends Of the bride were Miss
Lizzie Feilor. atiired il white silk;
Miss Katie Maltllaei, light hlae satin;
Miss Bowers. white creps; Miss Fannie
Bowers, light hlun crepe with pearl
Iaad gold trimmings; Miss Bessie House
wmil, light crepe trimaled ia lace;
Miss Lena Herr, light pink crepe, Miss
Mainir Rntlrdge. light blue caslmere,
lace and ribbon trimmings; Miss
.leunie D,slrange, white cloth trimmed
il Niulcts: Miss .Icannetie We'll, sister
Of The bride. figured ma with pink
satin ribbon; Miss Eva North, black
grenadinc; Miss Maud t;eyo, light
blue crepe satin trimmings and flowers.
pearl ornamcmtss Miss Aiiirnia Wood
run, lavender brocadcd silk, trimmed
ii embroidered chiffon; Mss Daisy
We'll, sister of The bride, wore a iiow-
erred gown with emerald velvet TRIM
mings and flowers: Mrs NJ g. Tabler,
white SILK, chiffon trimmings, diamond
ornaments.
Tho house was deliberately decorated
with potted plants and cut flowers,
myriads Of candles shedding their mel
low light down from handsome candle
sticks. Miss Daisy, sister Of the bride,
had charge Of the arrangements and
certainly deserves great credit for her
taste and good management Tho
bride was tho recipient Of vast as-
sortment Of handsome and costly pros
ents. Immediately after the ceremony
kilograms Of congratulations began TO
roll in without number; among thom
was cablegram from Europe. The
happy couple loft on the 2:30 q. m.
train for Now York whore they will
spend several days, stopping ~ Hotel
Imperial.
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wsskly Wsaik1r oseP BaIIstin d. Ne Wlsk EstIns
April II, 1893.
Rainfall Above the normal and al
though heavy throughout the State
well distributed and beneficial 70 grow
ing crops
Flowing, sowing oats and planting
retarded to a great extent by rain.
Temperature About normal and
favorable to the development Of yege
tation generally light frost reported,
damages. if any, not yet determined.
Weather Altogether favorable ex-
eept severe winds in a few localities
which haA decorating effect OK
ceedingly fine in many counties.
Wheat Weather favorable to, and
growing rapidly has not a good APP
pearance in some districts.
0ats-Coming mp nicely and look
ing well sowing in some counties re-
tarded ON account Of rain.
n-considerable planted III
southern part Of state; more would have
been planted but the farmers were
prevented on account Of rain; central
and eastern sections Of State making
preparations to plant; northern section
blowing for corn; blowing progressing
and nearly finished.
Grass Hay Grass growing nicely:
newly sown clover coming mp fine;
timothy looking well stock tnrncd on
grass in few places.
Tobacco Plants doing well.
Potatoesand other garden vegetables
making an appearance in some local.
ties
ruit-Applc trees, budding;
peaches, cherry, plum and pear trees
have 4 heavy bloom and promises n
large yield if freezing does not occur.
Reports that peaches are killed in
several places.
stock Horses, cattle and sheep
have wintered about the average and
looking reasonably well considering
the drought Of last summer.
BERKELEY County.
AZ L
Wheat looking fine; grass moderate;
clover looking well; weather fine fol
this season Of the year. S. II. BUTTS
A good week for growing crops,
wheat is not good; the g;ass has start
ed very satisfactorily; tho fruit men
think there will BE- good crop Of fruit.
Gro. w. VANMETRE.
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FLEorRIo BIrTERs.

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Electric Bitters- Entire satisfaction
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Price Scots. and s1.00 per bottle AZ f,
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OBITUARY.
Death Of MRS Mary jackson After q Long and
Useful Life.

Death Of Mrs. Mary jackson After Q Long and
Useful Life.
Mrs. MaryS. jackson was born Feb.
18th, 1923, and died at her home near
Bunker Hill, w. Va, on April End,
1898. She was married to her now
bereayed husband, Mr.. Josiah jackson,
on March 4th, 1S47. Mrs. Jackson's
maiden name was Mary s. Haines,
She was the mother of 8 children,
only one of these, Albert, the youngest
son, was permitted TO be present at her
death bed. Our departed sister was
converted and joined the NJ. r. Church
when but 16 years Of age. From girl
hood her Christian life was marked by
strong faith in Christ and uncomplainI
ing resignation to the will Of the Inf
mite. After a long life offaithful low
ing service gladly given to her Lord
and her loved ones, it was proper foi
her to meet the dread messenger 81
death without fear, for her life's work
was well done and she was fully ripe
for eternal glory.
just at the dawnof Easter day, hei
happy spirit left these mundane shores,
and swept through the gates Of pear
to join the angelic choirs, and chant
the praises of the risen Lord.
The funeral sermon was preached by
the writer to a large concourse Of
friends, and then we laid the time
worn body away till tho resurrection Of
the Just. G. I. PRICE.
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K, OF P. BALL.

The knights Had a Gala Time Last Night
Many Strangers Present.
The largest ball Of the season was
that of Uniform Rank X. Of r. which
took place last night at Central Opera
House. The grand march was led by
Miss Emma Kearns and U, S. Grant
Pitzer, played by the City Band. The
music for the dancers was furnished
BY lThompson's Orchestra. Dancing
was kept up until 3 q. m. Supper
was furnished BY Mr.. A. Quenzel. The
hall was handsomely decorated with
bunting. A large gas jet sign "Wel-
Gomez graced the entrance, and two
huge arc lights furnished ample light
for the occasion. Quite large num-
Der Of strangers were present from
Keyser, Piedmont, Hagerstown and
other points.
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60 10 THE GREEN HoU sE.

II you want to buy choice ported
plants. Roses from Is TO % cts. a
piece. Fuchsias, Geraniums, Coleuses,
Heliotropes, Gala Lilies, Begonias,
Palms, India Rubber Plants, Verbenas
ana Pansies in all colors and shades,
aud many more varieties too numerous
to mention, which will sell at very
low price. Also fine lot Of tomato
plants in four varieties; one Of which
will weigh from one to four pounds,
and other very early varieties. Also
sweet pepper and red beet plants. Jos.
Embach, florist, near Green Hill Gene
terry.