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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-21
IN THE WEST.
News From the Miners of Indiana,
Illinois and Iowa.

BRAZIL. Ind. April 21.-The block coal
miners Of this and neighboring sections at
an immense meeting, notwithstanding their
officers urged them to strike today, as per
the order issued, refused to do so by a ma
jority of 15. Their contract with the opera
tors expires May l and will be carried out.
MINONk, ILL.,, April 21.-The miners went
to work today as usual. Owing to the fire
in the mines some time ago and the en-
forced idleness of the men. it is not thought
at this time they will join the general
strike.
OSKALOOSA, Iowa, April 2I.-None of
the miners at the five Mapaska camps will
come out. All are working and will so con-
unue, according to their declarations
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-21
A POINTER.

The circulation OF The Star n
greater than that Of all the other
Washington dailies combined, ana
is believed to be five times that OF
its afternoon contemporary. A
sworn detailed statement of circu-
lation is printed each Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-21
Apparently n Success.

PITTSBURG, Pa, April 21.-The great
ccal strike SO far as this district is con-
cerned, at least, appears to be a success.
At noon today the 5000 men in the river
district and the $500 in the railroad dis
trict laid down their picks. and after re-
ceiving their wages. quietly left the mines
Dispatches from the Clearfield district re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-04-21

Continued on Second Page.)
Evening journal., 1894-01-01
uInD

BULLOCK:-On December %, 1893, John NJ.
Bullock, aged ~ years.
COLMERN- On December SS, ls93 George
W. Co mery, in his ed year
CONNELL.-On December 20, 1898, Mary
Ann Connell, aged 85 years.
GUNN on the 26t inston', Annie. wife Of
William Gum and dauga CATER ~ Thomas ana
Mary Toy, aged % years.
HlLDEBURN.-On ths 23th instant. Sarah
r. Hildehurn, widow OF the late William l..
Hildebufn.
JONEs-On Sunday, December 81, 1893.
Joseph q. Jouos.
ACCOMMODATION December 20, Joseph II.
McCOrmick, aged 2s years.
MENERS.-ln this city, on December 20,
1879, Caroline Meyers, In hers-d year.
ROBB On December 20, lSl3 Char.es
Albert Robh, aged 81 years.
SFERV-In this city. on tho sQth instant,
Nellie c., daughter ~ Patrick j. and Ellen c..
Seery In the 2lnd year OF her ago.
Relatives and friends OF the family are
respect ully invited 10 attend her funeral
fro a her late residence, No coz Maryland
avenue, on Iuetday morning at 9 O'Clock.
niah mass a So. pauls Is. q hufch. Inter-
ment n New Cathedral Cemetery.
hiladelphle papois plesse copy.
Evening journal., 1894-01-01
PENINSULA NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

To day is the legal moving day in Kent
and Sussex counties
Northern corn dealers have bought, Rt
Centreville Md, during the last month.
100000 bushels OF corn.
William p. Wilson. of Middlstowp.
shipped 1000 bushels OF corncobs TO a
New York manufacturer Of pipes.
superintendent Tammany has an
nounced that the Sussex County Teaca
ers' Institute will be held in Milford.
beginning February 13.
o. B. Whitney, owner Of the basket
factory at GeorEetown, gave TO each Of
his married employees through his super
iniendeni, Ira st'ples, Christmas
turkey.
Milford is TO have a large canning
factory said TO be tho largest IN The state.
and will be 45xS0 feet. Two stories high.
This will be a great addition to the bust
ness Of the town.
lac law prohibiting sheriff who had
served three terms to be ne elected un-
til a Ike time bad elapsed after the ex x-
piration Of his last term, was passed In
if4O by the Delaware Assembly.
At a Christmas dinner given bv
ID. w. Bfer. ton, OF Lewes. Mrs. Rhoda
Msuu, aged 92 years, aud Mrs. Maria
Cottngham aged 90, were guests. They
are widows of soldiers Of the war Of 1912.
Evening journal., 1894-01-01
Or. MURRAY,S NEW SILK HAT.
IL Was Presented TO Him Yesterday
By the Members of His Sunday school
Glass Funeral Of Hx.sherifr Damn.

IL Was Presented TO Him Yesterday
By the Members Of His Sunday school
Cia-s Funeral Of Hx.sheriH Dunn.
peoial Corrsspondence Evening Journal
DOVER. Jan. Yesterday was full
day at Wesley NJ E Church In the
morning at 10 30 o'clock. Rev. T. G.
Eiswald, Of Chrlstians, preached an in
teresting and instructive sermon. In
the afternoon at 2 o'clock the Sunday
scho.l was well attended At the con
clu,ien Of the lesson and just before dis
missal, the pastor, DR.. Murray,
on behalf Of the school pre-
sented to the chorister, E. b.
Louderbough, handsome rocking
char. also handsome plush one to the
organlst, Miss Kate S. Haman. Each
expressed their thanks In a neat speech.
DR. Murray also presented to the super.
ntendent Professor James T..
Carroll handsome bronze clock. He.
also, ia a few well chosen remarks ex-
pressed his thanks
Dr. Murray. having presented the
above named articles suggested they
sing a song, when q member OF his class
called halt and asked psrnission to say
something Than Albert Cowgirl. coming
to the front Of the church, presented to
the pastor fine silk beaver As usual
the genial pastor responded In his own
happy manner.
The evening services we're a little ont
Of the general order OF things Al 9.30
o'clock song service OF half an hour
was held, followed by preaching services
with q sermon by the pastor, after which
revival strvices wero commenced and
continued till afler midnight. Everybody
shook hands with every body else and
gavo Nav Years greetings
The ohildrsns Christmas entertainment
and treat will be held this evening in tire
church. The rest of the week will be
devoted TO revival services.
The funeral Of ex-Sherif Francis NJ.
Dnnn took place from his late residence
on Bradford street, this morning at 10
o'clock A large number Of prominent
persons were ln Attendance lnterment
WAS made at Odd Fellows Cemetery,
Camden
Evening journal., 1894-01-01
LICENSE AFFILIATIONS

NOTlCE,-I, JOHN NJ GROPP THE
1 owner and occupant OF the house situat-
ed az No, lOj Market street. in the First ward
IN the city OF Wilmington, county OF New
Castle and state OF Delaware in
compliance with the requirements Of the
acts OF the General Assembly IN such case
made and provided. do hereby give nofica
that ] shall arply Ia writing to the Court nj
seneral Sessions OF the Peace and Jail De
livery ot the state OF Delaware. in
ana for New Castle county, on Mon
gay, the 9Th day Of February is9i
Deing the next term Of said court. Cor a
license Tor said house as an inn or ta-ern. FOR
the sale therein OF Intoxicating nouors in
less 9 qlantities than one quart, to be drunk
on the premises, and the following respect-
able citizens Of said ward, at least twelve
OF whom are substantial freehoiders ~ said
ward, recommend said applicafion Viz
n t1evn,fe steihlcken William Huber
M ~. ~. ~ ~ a5tets Burton Valentine
Fred We'll, Sr. F.J NcNsnns
t.l.k t..uanlk ,ilus ,iiiehaflus l-eonhard HamRn
1eorgc tlnck John Bader
Jacob Schieher h Neumaver
TreMle ~ Levy John Wagner
suluh uuhlher Charles hiedel
a ~. hlchiu a. Moody
larry .iMncrmann Christian Sirobel
NO cs We'll MN Fosrnira
:. GrOssmann Morris Levy
JOHN M. GROPP.
Evening journal., 1894-01-01
IncIdents OF the Day.

The regular meeting OF the Citizens
Building and Loan Association will not
be held this evening on account Of TO day
being a legal holiday but will be held
next Monday evening, January 8.
A large number Of counterfeit ten
cent pieces are Being circulated about
town. Newsboys have been the chief
victims, each having received his share
OF the spurious coin.
The Epworth League, will hold It's frst
public business meeting in the parlor Of
ihe M- r Church. tomorrow evening
After the transaction Of routine business
musical and literary program will be
rendered
TIE Woman's Foreign Missionary OF
the ~ j. Church will hold its regular
meeting on Wednesday evening.
Evening journal., 1894-01-01
Woods and ZephyrS.
Note prices.
COfsets.

so pairs of Fine Satin Cor
sets reduced from $375 to
S2.CO a pair.
One lot of Odd Corsets re-
duced to 2oc. a pair.
One lot of Ladies Cor
sets reduced to 37Hc. a
pair.
Then we have a full line of
Ferris Waists, G. p. p. d. &
Q. B. brands, all to be sold at
less than cost price.
About 20 pairs of special
large size Corsets, from 80 to
SIS iach, to be closed at SI.oo.
Evening journal., 1894-01-01
Another Doath From The Grin.

Mrs Mary Z. Concannon. aged SO
Years, died 40 her home near Mount
Cuba, on Friday evening. of catarrhal
pneumouia which developed from the
grip Mrs. CoucannOn leaves six chill
oren. Her husband died six years ago.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
morning with high mass at o'clock at
st. Patrick's Church, Ashland, aud in
tefment will be made in st Josephs
Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1894-01-01
Penonai Events.

Miss BERTHE Sattelfeld, formerly of
New Castle. but now Of Milford, spent
New Years Day here
Mrs. Irwin Nanarsaalen, OF Whining
ton. and Mrs Charles Bryan. Of
Newark, have been spending their ho'i-
days with thcir parents, Mr. and Mrs.
liza Lunt
Miss Flora Lnnt and Miss Emma
Davidson, weli-known teachers go the
public schools. have both been visiting
IN Pnilacrlphia during the holidays
9. L Lancaster, sr, is recovering
from g bad attack oil the grip. William
Gears is he latest victim Of the mid
winter malady
Howard ComePys. now connected with
The Manhattan Elevated Railway Com
Evening journal., 1894-01-01
.slen

A hne treat is in store for the amuse-
ment loving people. of WILMINGTON. A..
Y Pearson's big scenic production "She"
will be the attraction, at the Grand
Opera. 10 morrow night, The dramati-
zation Of She as presented by Mr..
Pearson's company Is from the pen OF
Mr.. Edwin Barbour. author of the
Legal Document, "rhe Land Of the
Midnight sun and the District Fair. d
and is said TO be the finest ever pro
duced
Evening journal., 1894-01-01
New CastIe's Promising soldler.

Sergeant A. Higbee Davidson bade his
friends farewell last week and left home
for Baltimore, where, after visiting some
relatives he will start Tor bis post Of
duty in the regular army in Washington
state his furlouPh having expired.
Sergeant Davidson is not New Castles
only representative in the regular army,
but be is a splendid specimen OF Della
ware manhood aud never goes below
when the breezes blow"
Evening journal., 1894-01-01
A NARROW ESCAPE!
How it Happened.


d, Tho following remarkable event in lady's
ne Wllllntcrcst the reader: Fora long time
had terrible pain at my heart which nut-
tercd almost inccssantly. } had no appetite
and could not sleep. ! would De compelled
70 $40 up IN bed and hclch gas from my STONE
ach until thought every minute would he
my last There was a feeling OF oppression
about my heart, and was afraid 10 draw n
iull breath ! couldn't sweep n room with
out sitting down and resting; but, thank
tod, by the help Of New Heart Cure an that
4 past and feel like another woman. be-
fore using the New Heart Cure I had taken
Qluercnt so-calied remedies and been treated
ny doctors without any benefit until ] was
hoth discouraged and disgustcd. NV husband
bought me bottle Of DR. Miles New Heart
Cure ana am happy TO say 4 never regretted
ii, as l now have splendid apnctitc and
sleep well. weighed l25 pounds when ] be-
gan taking the remedy, and now weigh i30i.
us enect In my case has been truly marvci-
Gus. ltiar surpasses any other medicine
nave ever taken or any benefit I ever re-
neiNeu from physicians Mrs. Harry starr.
loitsvlllc, Pa, October 70 lsQ2
lf. Miles New Heart Cure Is sold on a posi-
tNe guarantee by an druggists. or hv the Dr.
Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind on recent OF
price, u per bottle, six bottles 6. express pre-
palQ. This great discovery by am eminent
specialist m heart disease, contains neither
opiates nor dangerous druga
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
Evening journal., 1894-01-01
WIN Travel win Iheir show.

To morrow night the Columbia Athletic
Club Miustrels will 20 to work again and
rehearse two weeks nearly every night to
give entertainments ia several towns
throughout the state. The new band
consists of fifteen experienced players
and the orchestra Of ten pei formers
Laucaster and Ford viii perform on the
ends ani the c. A C Double Quartet, led
af ~ Eckles, will sing the ballads.
Evening journal., 1894-01-01
No Old CITY MarLetIaw.

say he Delaware Pilot in one Of its
historical columns:
Philip Van Lenvenigh was appointed
clerk Of the market at New Castle in
l7iO. Wednesday and Saturday we're
tie market days. No one was allowed
TO buy or sell any provisions except fish,
milk and bread, but at the ms mArket, on
those days.
Evening journal., 1894-01-01
AMUsEMENTs.
.Thr LLmll.h nInlln

Elmer E Vances great play Of rail.
road life, THE Limited Mail. which
has been successfully presented over
LOCO times in the leading cities OF the
Union, will be- seen in the Grand Opera
House to night The author was we'll
known telegraph operator, for many
years with the Big Four IN Columbus and
now he is counted among the most sue
cesslul Of managers.
Evening journal., 1894-01-01
ITEMS u lNTrResT

"she is going 10 marry him after all. them"
"Ncs; he has come into p lot ~ money" rs
she content 90 marry him knowing nothing
about v hero De got hts raoneyin " he knows
all she wants to know; she knows lie has got
it."--Now York Press.
DO Not put or taking medicine Numer-
Gus little ailments, II neglected, Will soon
break up the system. Take hoods Sarsal a.
rilla now, TO eXpel disease, give strength and
appetite.
Hoods Pills cure constipation by restoring
the peristnltc action of the alimentary canal.
II thought Belle was 90 Marcy the Ken
IA. Ky c0uneli" No; the engagement Is of.
she asked him 10 drink her health In glass
of ice water. r.'-lniianapolis journal.
have been a great sufferer from catarrh
FOR over ton years; had 10 very bad, could
hardly breathe. Some nights ! could not
sloep and had 20 walk the floor. purchased
Nib " Nrcam Balm and am using IL freely. 10
a. working a cure surely. / have Hdvised
several friends 90 use a.. and with hsppy re-
suits in every caHe. il Is the medicine
above am others FOR catarrh. nnd 10 Is worth
its weight In pold. / thank God 7 have found
a. r. modY can use with safety aud That does
AL that Ia claimed for 10. 10 is curing my
deafness.-B. w. sp'rry, Hartford, Conn.
"Just my luckr exclaimed Sowerby. as h-
encountered an advertisement headed; "Al
diseases healed fee" Look IT that for an
ofrer. and here am /. without so much as
single solitary disease about me! Dd any
man over kad such lnckr'-Bo ton Trans
script.
Evening journal., 1894-01-01

Before insnring your life elsewhere.
call 80 the office Of the Equitable Life-
In the Equitable Building for informa
tion as TO actual results paid 10 living
policy holders in the largest, strongest
aud best Life Company IN the world
ANsON A. MAHKR. Manager.
Evening journal., 1894-01-01

PENNIES AND SMALL oHArcE Can
BE HAD AT THE COuRrrSS Room on
rHE vEEIhG JOURNAL oFrTcn
Evening journal., 1894-01-01
The EvsninE journal Far Ahead.

Again the dawn of a New Year sees
the EVENING JOURNAL far ahead of all
other newspapers IN the estimation Of
New Castle people. II has larger
circulation here than any two daily
papers. ars twice as large a paying sub.
scriptiop list as sny local paper could
ever boast Of Howard Churnside, the
new downtown route agent, has secured
over hfty new subscribers within a week.
The EVENING JOURNALS superiority rs
the peoples newspaper has substantial
recognition here where the people know
4 coed thing when they see it. The
excellent books d the celebrated pic
lures now offered TO its readers, are
sought for by nearly every subscriber
here AZ G ..tly appreciated
Evening journal., 1894-01-01

pany, New fOrk city, IS visiting MS
father on Fourth street
Proprietor Charles Hofmsnn, Of the
Jefferson House, is suffering severely
from rheumatism Mr.. Hofmanu has
just recovered from an attack Of the
grip
Miss Belle Msgginson is suiI,ring from
the grip at her fathers home, on Fifth
street
Mrs. Frank Winslow Is seriously III At
her home on ChtBtput street
c. Sidney King aud Charles G CountsS
are ia PhilsdslphiA TO day seeing the
Nsw Years publications..
Misses Lizzie and B.rtka Wright, Of
Clayton, are visiting their brother, w.
George Wright, on Delaware street above
Sixth.
Miss Annie Clsavos, Of Wilmington, is
spending the New Years holiday here
as the guest OF Mrs Louis Vallettc, Of
Front street
Marvin Gray, formerly Of this city has
accepted'a position in Chester with g
prominent Edsemont avenue merchant
Joseph II King IS down with the grip
C. his home, Front aEd HsrmoRy streets
Mr. King is the 9th victim of grip In
his household since last Monday.
Mrs James + Cannon will entertain
her Sunday school class Of youug women
at her home on Fifth street, Wednesday
evening
James T. Challenger Is visiting friends
IN Middlotowu
Nlsa Rooa saunders returned 10 dsy
from visit TO friends Ia Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1894-01-01
nIARRIIan.

GOODWIN -SAPP.-By Rev B. T. Jester. on
December 81. 1893. at 7.30 p. m.. az NO. 10l
Goodwin and .ss Emma +. sapp, both Of Fell
ton, Kent county, Del.
Evening journal., 1894-01-01
Quilts.

We Merno Underwear
keef Velvet Velvet Ribbons Pushes Coakngs of kinds notions
be sold by February Early
Evening journal., 1894-01-01
Entertainments By Colored citizens Criti-
cigpd Iiy a Whito Spectator.


cizpd iiy a white Spectator.
Special Correspondence Evening journal.
POLKTOwN. Jan. 1.-During the
Christmas holidays there have been the
usual number of church entertainments.
but the one given Ia tho African Church,
on Thursday evening, was Que OF the
most entertaining aud interesting The
talent for acting. 10 must be said, In
Polktown, far exceeds Delaware Clty's
dramatic talent The order ina the
audisnco was all 10 should be- No
bcistorsus, rude boys marred the pleas
uro Of the spectators, ns they do upon
every occasion ia Assembly hall.
Firat on tho program Was O plantation
song, by the trespe, which Was q rare
treat TO lovers Of tsAeful, not classical,
music Then followed q series Of tablsaux
aud chsrades which were rendered with
out long tedlsus waiting between acts
So genuine was the acting is tho cotton
held scene that IL carried one back to the
days "btfo' de wah The laat nur hor
was Going to the Conference, the act
log Of which was excellent, and I'm the
white peoples hall would have brought
down the house So pleased was the
audience that special request has been
made to have the entertainment repeated
on New Years night
Evening journal., 1894-01-01
Closing Out Sale Of Dry Goods

In order dispose of our entire stock Dry Goods will Tuesday
will the the
an
ben
al
Evening journal., 1894-01-01

JAN. lst., "a, Beginning to.
day we give our
10 PER GENT. usual 10 per
cent. discount
DISCOUNT. on all heavy
weight Suits,
Overcoats, and Clothing for
men and boys. The prices are
already as low, we think, as you
can find, but we do this to
clean up every garment we can
in preference to carrying over
to another season. This in
clndes Ulsters, Storm Coats,
Refers, Suits and Trousers,
just the garments you want
now, during the winter season
and rough weather and at such
prices as cannot fail to interest
you, if there is anything you
need in the clothing line.
Closed evenings at 6 o'clock
except Saturdays.
Evening journal., 1894-01-01

A very impressive and interesting
watch-night service was held In the NJ
+ Church last night. beginning at 10
o'clock A short song service was
rendered. after which Dr. Martindale
made some impressive remarks from the
teNt 80 teach us TO number our days
that we may apply our hearts unto
wisdom At l2 o'clock the meeting
closed after general hand shaking and
greetings were exchanged
Evening journal., 1894-01-01
Dress Trimmings.

OF all kinds, and to sell them
some are marked at one-half
price and some less. They
must 60 and prices are way
below cost.
Evening journal., 1894-01-01
Buttons.

Thousands of dozens, all re-
duced at least one-half. We
have a large line of white and
smoked pearl varying in price
from I5c to S2.oo a dozen;
they are all reduced one-half.
Evening journal., 1894-01-01
PLENTY OF NIGHT NOISE
New Year Welcomed BY Loud
Banging and Whooping.
THE OLD oITY MARKET LAW

How Housewives Had to Buy the
Necessaries OF Life In the Eighteenth
certu4s-se Sergeant Davidson Leaves for
his western Post-Other Matters.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal
NRw CASTLE, Jan. THE usual ring.
ing, banging and whooping made night
hideous last night as the old town clock,
which hss been running on wheels at a
fast rate for several days.
struck gthe hour Of twelve
Whistles and nearly every steep'e
bell in the city was brought into service
and the din was continued for fully
fifteen minutes while military rifles,
cannons, muskets aud oannon-orRckers
doomed and banged, TO add TO the
volume for nearly half hour
Many Of ths sport-loving fraternity
had gone to Philadelphia to help the
New Years shooters there In whOoping
in the new year, but those who wanted
to go but couldn't" donned ridlc
ulous costumes aud marched through
the streets with drums and bands
imitaiing as near as possible the orgies
Of the tine-honored custom Of the
Quaker City. Aboubehfty members Of
the c. A. G. mfrchsd through the town
with guns and pistols, making all the
noise possible with their firearms and
throats.
Evening journal., 1894-01-01
Infants and ChiIdren'S Wear.

We have a large line of
White Dresses for children I,
and 8 years; Infants Robes
and Slips; Infants Underwear
Children's Underwear. Any
one needing any garments in
this line can buy them
newly made at less than cost
of material without any charge
for making.
Evening journal., 1894-01-01
DRAMATIC TALENT At PoLKToWN,

Good board AZ Mra. Mycrs's Third st.
Evening journal., 1894-01-01
Muslin Underwear.

Made of the best material,
sewed on lock-stitch machines
with best six-cord cotton;
every garmeut well made.
The prices cut in half.
We have a full line of
Night Dresses, Chemise,
Drawers, Corset Covers, Skirts,
and they must be sold.
Gloves.
Deep cut in prices.
ALI our 81 90, st75 and 81 so Kid
Gloves reduced 10 Sl.00 a pair.
81 90 KID 0lsvss reduced to 75c pair.
About 800 pairs OF odds and ends in
Kid Gloves reduced to 33c
Silk Gloves all reduced one half in
price
Zoe Gloves, 87ic; SOC now 25c; 25c now
l2ic; l23e now 04e.
We have a large stock and they must
go quickly.
LaCeS.
Cotton Lsces
silk Laces
Linen Laces
All kinds all grades
Prices just
Evening journal., 1894-01-01
Ribbons.

The lowest prices ever heard
of. Same price by piece or
yard.
Evening journal., 1894-01-01
Silks

All our StOO Colored Faille Silks re-
duoed TO o.. 75c
500 yards Of Plain silk reduced to SOC
Evening journal., 1894-01-01
Umbrellas.

All choice goods with all
the new handles.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1894-08-31
7 erbush.
OUR STOCKS FOR FALL

Are quite ready for your inspection Goods of
all kinds are considerably cheaper and this is
especially true of DRESS GOODS We are
making special offering in this department of
big lot of All Wool and Silk Czarina Suitings
SO inches wide at 46c per yard. See our window
display.
We have just received pretty line of Covert
Cloths, 46 inches wide, All Wool, that we
have marked $50 and they are big value at that
money.
We have large assortments of coors of the
ever popular Serges at soc, soc and 75c that
cannot be duplicated in Michigan at these prices
We have Flannel Dress Goods at 20, a.,
Is, 80, IS and 40 cents, in plain colors, also,
checks, paids, stripes and notified effects
New weaves of the Priestley make of Black
Dress Goods are now in stock. Ask to
them when in the store or send for samples.
We have just received Advance shipment of
Ladies' Fur Capes. If you think of buying.
one this season, we want you to see them.
We have large stock of Boys SCHOOL,
Suits, all new SOOus; also fOutH , anu ilcN -
Suits and Trousers in all the cuts from
the best makers in America. We show the finest
line of Ready to Clothing to be seen in this
vicinity, better made, better trimmed, and at
lower prices than other dealers ask you for
common made garments.
sburn & Sons.