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Placed in the Hands of the Sheriff

OF tho county, who shall proceed to seize their
property ard dispose of the same to pay the
taxes due with the charges thereon and all costs
of sale. Dogs and Shuts whose owners have no
other property, unless tax Is paid will be killed.
The Treasurer would there fore respectfully urge
all taxpayers to pay promptly, and il possible in
time to obtain the benefit of the discount
MANLY DRENNEN.
sells 1t Treasurer
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HIGHEST GRADE
BICYCLES. $50

Only a few-balance of the
1894 Continentals.
Light Roadsters, with M. &
w. tire, at 500.
A few 500 Wheels at $50.
Ladies' Wheels, 500.
All guaranteed.
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matter Ten Gents line for single in
o and Death Notices inserted gratuit-
Obituaries will be charged hall the US ia
OF transient local matter.
transient rates-Eight cents line Tor one, and
yur cents line for every additional insertion.
One inch OF space counted as Twelve lines. One
column, Five Dollars per inch, one year Four
changesallowed to yearly advertisers without
additional charge
Thecirculation OF The Wing being among the
most Intelligent classes OF Cecil county and the
adjoining counties OF Maryland, Pennsylvania
and Delaware, the proprietor confidently recon-
mends it to business Men as most desirable
medium for remunerativc advertising. To main.
lain its high standard as family Journal. no
offensive or Objectionable advertisements Will he
admitted at any price.
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BIG SWEEP IN MAINE.

The Republicans Curry the state by $1,000
Majority-.An Congress ,man Reelected
AUGUSTA, No Sept. 10 Chairman
Manlay Of the Republican State G1m-
mittee said tonight that Cleaves, Re
publican candidate for Governor, is re
elected by majority exceeding IS. 600.
Chairman Nauley also says that the
Republicans Will have l21 Of 15l mem
bers of the General Assembly, which will
ensure the reelection of tuited States
Senator Frye.
Congressman Reed, Boutelle, Milliken
aud Dineley are reelected by major'ties
ranging from SO0O to $500.
The total vote i'll the state is about
ito 600 and The Republican majority is
The largest ever given any party III the
State.
PORTLAND. Me-, Sept. 10.-Eighty
towns give Cieaves u, 146; Johnson, 1882;
scattering, 1854. In 1892. Cleaves, p, 104;
Johnson, 10 GA; scattering, l1S2. Plur
atty, l., AGA, against 1890; 4 gain OF 1907.
Cleave's plurality vii! evidently DO
large.
Reai faith never grows weak ny having
10 :" ait. Sufferers taking Holds Sirsar-
arilla for chronic complaints should lie
patient aud the result Will be satisfactory.
Hoods Cures.
Hoods PilI's act easily, yet promptly
an efficiently, Oh the liver and bowels 2"1
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Cloths They are
here and
for we want
you to see
Mes sur6d them. For
Sack Suits,
Clothing for Cuta-
way Suits,
or Coats and Vests, for
Overcoats and for Trous-
ers. Suits from $40 up,
Getaway Coats and Vests
from $40 up, and Trous-
ers from S. up. Not cut
any way, made any way,
or trimmed any way, but
every garment guaranteed
to please you in fit, style
and wear. All the styles
Of fine goods Of our own
importation are here, and
as they are nearly all
ordered in single patterns
the sooner you come the
larger line for selection
you will have. Buying
everything for cash we
can make the lowest of
prices for good work, and
we hope you will favor US
with an early inspection.
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When Baby was SICK we gave her Castoris.
WhHr she was Chdd, sine cried for Castoria.
Wher she became Miss. she chung to Casto-ie.
When he had Children, she gave them Castori-
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WIN. BURLING,
Chester 90. - In Oxford, Pa.
ORDER NESI.
Ko1c.t Dawson ". Adam r. Magraw.
In the Circuit Court ior Cecil County. In Equity.
No 1fl5 - :

nKDERED, this 29th day OF August. 1894. that
~ the sale oi property mentioned in these
proceedings uado and reported hy l., Marshall
Haines, Trustee be ratified and confirmed. unless
cause 10 the contrary thereof be shown on or
before the LIST day OF November next. provided a
copy Of this order he inserted in some newspaper
printed and published in Cecil County once n
week Tor one month before the ISt dav of October
next.
The report states the amount OF sale to lie 500
JAMES 7. GRAHAM,
True copy 60: ,,,, Clerk.
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ARRANTS

-PURNER.-At the Presbyterian
manSe, Chesapeake City, Md, September 18th,
1894. by Rev. ). NJ. Perry, William j. Arrants,
Of Elk Neck, and Miss Addic NJ. Purner, OF
Town Point.
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Terms of subscription
Advertising Rates !:

ono 1eaT..,....,,. ....' '..'..''f''' .--.'.Sl ~
SIX Months. '-".-"-----.. 70
single COPIES Observation-Disclosures. 70
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
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fBanted,

HOuSEKEEPER-i woman to do general
| house work in family OF two must thor
Oul hIy uud erstand her duties, he capable TO take
full charge. to live in the country. but care of
milk or milk ing. An American woman from -
to 40 years preferred. Apply by letter to
Sel5 Box ", Port Deposit, Nd.
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School Commissioners.

HENHE School Commissioners of Cecil
L County will meet At their office. in Elkten.
Tor the transaction o! current school business ION
the SECOND TU ESbAY IN each and every
month GEORGE BIDDLE,
Sacretary
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State. County and Dog Taxes in said County

Tor the year 1921, he will sit in the several Elect
ion Districts follows:
September 10Th, at Jackson & Shorts,
CCcilton, First district
September 18th. at the office of Woolley
& Bennett, Chesapeake City, Second
district.
September 125h, at County Commission
ers' office, Elkton, Third district
September 18th, at Henry Hess's, Fair
Hill, Fourth district.
September 18th, at Annrew AnGerson's
Office, North East, Fifth district.
September 9th, at Grasons Hotel, Ris-
ing Sun. Sixth district.
September 10Th, at A. l.. Barry's, Port
Deposit, Seventh district.
September Goth, at Woodrow's Hotel,
Conowingo. Eighth district.
September 18th, at J. Harvey CIark's,
Calvert, Ninth district.
Between the hours of 9 4. NJ and 3
T.. NJ.
AS the law provides, a discount OF 3 pea cent
will be allowed on all State and County Taxes
paid before October LIST. Taxpayers Will
able on September lSt and that on all bills un-
paid on January LIST interest will be charged and
collected from September 1st. After January LIST
deIinquents will be warned that unless settle
ment in full be made before April LIST the claims
against them will he
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.
NALrIMoRE, September -.

REPORTED By VIM. II. MICHAEL y son, COMMIS
SION MERCHANTS, NO. 2lT McELDERH'S
WHARF, BALTIMORE, MD.
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-.
Examinations for the classification OF appIi-
ea,ts for the Academic Department will be held
at the institute, Port Deposit, Md, as follows
MGNDAI, September 10th, Port Deposit
pupls during past session in First, Second and
Third grades. Papis outside of Port Deposit
expecting TO enter Second or Third grades
TUESDAY, September llth,-Pupils outside
OF Port Deposit expecting to enter Fourth, Fifth,
SiNth Seventh, Eighth grades or High School.
WEDNESDAY, September l2th-Pupils out
SIDE OF Port Deposit expecting TO enter Eighth
grade or High School.
Pupils who were found deficient in Sprip.
examinations will come up for re-examinatlot~
according to above schedule.
Where the number OF successful applicants 70
any grade is greater than can be accommodate
IN that grade, applicants Will be admitted accorS
ing TO priority OF application and the provisions
OF preference in the charter.
Examinations will begin at Q a M each day.
SPE.lAL NOTlCE.-ApplcatiOn for the
Filth, Sixth, Seventh. Eighth, and First High
school grades will he received until further
notice. presentation OF ground To be covered
by examinations FIR these grades will be sent to
all who write for application forms.
James r. Campbell,
Aug. LIT DIRECTOR.
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ELKToN. SEPTEMBER 10. 1894
FOR CONGRESS
WILLIAM B. BAKER,
OF HARTFORD COUNTY
THE OLD GUARD.

While Wednesday last-Old De-
tenders Day in Maryland for the
first time celebrated as general
holiday-was being periodically cele,
brated throughout Cecil county by
that patriotic and admirable order
the Junior American Mechanics, the
tramp, tramp, OF the Old Union
:uard was heard at Pittsburg, Pa,
hundred thousand strong, and
everberating hills echoed back
oouts of the veterans who fought
the Union of these States.
stepped boldly and bravely,
and there brave old vet
--Sbled along on crutches.
It was a living, moving panorama,
that awakens pathetic memories.
is laying hold on them, and
ximum OF the membership
IN reached. Their latest
showed that 10000 names
leir rolls, and this is a Slight
:, which foreshadows the
OF the inevitable decline.
lbers have now passed
a of life, and the majority
cumbing to the inf1rmities
Next year there will be
gather around the camp. fire,
S~sety succeeding year the
viii be more pathethic.
30 men should journey
this late day to renew
b., lows that the CID time
ars ong among the vet
h. may well excite the
iration of their coun-
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iltusic lessons.

MISS BESSIE +. SCOTT announces the open
ing OF her music class. instrumental and
Vocal, on the l5th OF September.
EiktJu. Md, August -. lSgl
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rORITY IN MAINE.

F0R1TY IN MAINE.
can majority in Maine
hing, that the Demo
t that State are dumb
surprise and disap-
-essman Grosvenor
cen stumping the
mocrats, frankly
erloo defeat, and
wen speeches in
er the Democrats
e may say about
:mocrats in Maine
they were defeated
t.
mt did last week and
week, other States
/ west will do when
tY arises. The whole
the extreme Southern
> use in protest against
>ischievous and unto
.ch the cuckoos, the
d the demagogues
it," The country is
GENT and patriotic, and
elied upon, we think, to
publican party as the
and most wholesome
the national welfare
rcumstances that now
Democracy.
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Editor and Proprietor
". NJ. TORBERr,
Associate Editor and Business Manager
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Hoods PMS act easily, yet promptly
IN efficiently, Oh the liver and bowels 251
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SEPTEMBER
TreaSurer'S Notice Z!

In pursuance of an Act Assembly, passed at
the January Session 1856, Chapter 80, the under
signed, Treasurer OiCecil county. hereby gives
notice that for the purpose OF receiving the
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>THE WHlG~

Tho object of it Proprietor being to make
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No. Being Tract Of Woodland
containing 20 Acres Of Land. mnrn

No. Being raCt OF Woodland
containing 20 Acres of Land, more
or tess. situate IN the Seventh Election District
OF said county, ON tie public road from Ienn,ss'
nI!II to near where it intcrSects the public road
from v Uoilawn Camp Grounds I" Upper Prin-
ctpiU. and more particularly described in 4 deed
from Ambrose Ewing and wife to the said John
:. Ewing, dated the II day OF August A. d. Issa
aud now OF rcco:i in Liher ! \. u. No. t. folio
+gH, Ne, another OF said Land Record Books Of
Cecil county. This properly is covered vita a
line growth OF Chestnut Timber
TIE TERMS OK SALE. rs prescribed by The
decree, are that oncthird OF the purchase money
he pad on day OF sale, and the residue in Two
equal instruments at Six api Twelve months
from the day Of sale the credit payments to bear
interest from day of sale and TO be secured 10 the
satisfaction Of the Trustee.
Tie cost Of deed to be paid hv purchasers
WILLIAM ). EVANS. Trustee.
john &. Hiaiinan, auctioncer
ss-la pursuance OF an order o! said Court
hereby give notice to the creditors OF the said
John ; Ewing, deceased, to lie their claims with
the proper vouchers therefor with -the Clerk of
he Circuit Court Tor Cecil county, in Equity,
within sixty days from the tirst insertion OF this
notice.
sclts WILLIAM S. EVANS. Trustee.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
TEFIiIS is to give notice that the sub
4 scriber Of Cecil County has obtained from
the Orphans Court OF said county letters OF ad-
miniStration on the personal estate of
N. BYRON SMITH,
late of said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hcrc.,,
warned to EXHIBIT the same with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated,
or before the l+th day of February, 1885.
they may otherwise be excluded from any benefit
of said estate. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make Immediate payment
to the subscriber. Given under my hand this
18th day of August, 1924.
THOS. &. BOND.
Test Administrator.
Il. Z LAMAR, Register alsGt
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate

By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
Cecil county, in Equity, the subscriber as trustee
Will sell at Public Auction Grason'S Hotel. at
Rising Sun, Nd, on
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ScieeS at SOC tile Jara.
JVMbcordS at Doc tile gard.
"A 10 made new for this FALLS busi-
pess New colorings, new finish
the best in America at these
prices.
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Eureka Pharmacy
1E0melnStitute
Port DEPOSIT, ND,
ANNOUNCEMENT OF
OPENING AND
EXAMINATION,
On MONDAY, Septembar 9Th ,a1

tic Fan term OF the Academic Department OF
Tome Institute will begin
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NEW TARIFF.
NEW GOODS,
NEW PRICE

AII-WooI Storm Serge,
"A inches wide, mad
to sell at IS cents.
50 cents r"
81 Inch Table Dana tm
Black Sateen, lS
Glen Dale Cloth, IS
S cents
Dark Calico, 8
standard goods, SC /
Heavy Canton FIanneis,
s cents per y
Turkey Red Damask,
% cents yer var
Mems Cast-Iron Muslin Shirts,
50 cents each
White Domet FIanneIs,
s, o., s and 10 per yard
FRANK P. PRICE
Main and Bow SITS, Elkton, Md.
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Curtain and Upholstery DE-
DartrTlent.

3G-inch Silkolines, in shades and printed in
pretty patterns. For window draperies, screen
p,oCntings nlantel drapcries, book lease curtains,
sash curtains sofa pilliw covers-and innuucrable
other i-tec- !aFu
80 inch Silkolincs, solid colors lOc. yard
32-iuch Skolines solid colors crepe finish. .l2isc
yard.
2S-inch Domestic Cretonne. Sc yard
81 inch Domestic Cretonne. ........ .l2l2t yard
32-inch Imported CretOnne, fast colOrs. Used eX-
tensiyely for furniture slip covers bed room cur
tains cushion covers and draperies .2oc. to
45c. yard.
Lightweight Chenille Curtains for summer use.
yards long 'S-.oo pan
Arabian Tapestry Curtains, 314 yards long, 30
inches wide These double faced, giving the
effect of finished curtain On both sides. Espe
cially desirable couch SIS each
$3.50 pair
Ga Velour Table Covers fringed. Isl. 90 each
ID Chenille Table Covers, fringed. SOC. to 81.
each.
81 Chenille Table Covers, fringed s.. % each
ga French Velour Table Covers Reduced from
t4th Moor. lin ST. olusJ
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WILL PAY INDEMNITY.
Admiral Da CANA Accedes to the De-
mands of the Germans.

A dispatch received from Rio Janeiro
states that the German admiral has de-
manded OF the insurgent commander the
payment OF an indemnity for the seizure OF
a lighter flying the German flag, and also
for firing upon a German steam launch.
The lighter, at the time IL was seizel. was
lying alongside the German steamer Ca
tunia- According TO the dispatch. Admiral
da Cana has acceded to the demands Of
the German admiral.
There are reasons to believe that Admiral
da Cana CONSIDERS the chances OF success
on the part of The insurgents almost hope
less. and that he is seeking an opr ortGnily
TO surrender 20 ne foreign commanders.
This Is thought to b. due ID the failure Of
Admiral Mello 20 reinforce him from the
south. and to the fear that he may lie over
whelmed at any time by the arrival of the
government fleet.
This fleet is now engaged IN mysterious
movements between Rio Janeiro and Cape
Frio. In day time the vessels Of the squad
ron are To he seen ia thu vicinity of Cape
Frio, while at night they hover near the
entrance to Rio harbor. 1t is Thought the
squadron is waiting for some vessel ~ YES
sells. but whether il expects 10 be reinforced
or to intercept The enemy it can only be
conjectured-
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Bo.sou Shoemen Fail.

James r. Billings. boots and shoes. ll6
Summer street. Boston, factories at MARI
boro, has assigned. The cause is stated TO
he poor collections. The Indebtedness 10
about 500, 600 and the nominal assets about
$4,000. but these may be subject TO some
shrinkage
John Henry OF Brookline. doing business
in Boston in the name Of John Henry X
Co, and in Arlington, under TIE rane -
Arlington Shoe Manufacturing Company.
has filed an Insolvency petition at ipSlhain.
His liabilities amount 10 $S0.4tS, and assets
about $S4,vbO
}. W. brigham * Co, dealers IN boots
and shoes. at - Pearl street, With factory
at Worcester, have assigned 10 A. ). Eus-
It's of Eustis & Aldrich. The liabilities are
estimated at $4,000 to $1,000, and The AS
sets at S3uOU.
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BOsTON's NEW OPERA HOUSE.
Mechanics Hall TO BE RECONSTRUCTED
at a Cost of SI5o.OoO.

At last Boston is to have flrst-class
opera house. 1t is announced that Me-
chanics' Hall will be transformed into an
opera house at once. John b. Schoeffel OF
Abbey SchOeffel & Grau has summoned
Michael McElpatrick, architect of the Me-
tropolitan opera house of New York, 10
Boston for the purpose Of drawing plans,
and he is expected soon. The second bal
cony of the hall will be taken out imprOv-
ing the acoustic properties and the large
organ will be removed. The cost Of this
and other Improvement will reach $lJ0."n.
Mr.. Schoeffel says: Agreeable terms have
been arranged with the trustees Of the hall.
] am confident that a first-class opera house
will pay and We are willing TO engages IN
opera four months each season.
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URGED TO GIVE Up.
Antf-bfng Democrats of New Jersey
Tell the state Senators 10 Yield.

Anu-btng Democratic of New Jerxex
Tell the state Senators 10 Yield.
The anti-ring democrats OF Na,y ra-so,,
met yesterday al Jersey CITY for a con-
ference to better the political asne,ts of
the state of New Jersey. There were rres-
ent, in Taylor's Hotel. where the meeting
was held, about thirty prominent gentle
men, among them being r. Kuhl of Hunter-
don. ID. c. Chase of Middlesex. David Har-
vey Of Monmouth, Willard Wright of At
lsntic, 4. b. Silver OF Union, William
Porter OF Cape May. r. w Guthrie Of
BERGEN, Edward Whitehead and Z. Taylor
Of Essex.
George H. Yeamans Of Morris cou.ty
was chosen chairman, and w. 5. Mexican
OF huhterdon, secretary. The chairman
offered a resolution indorsing the govern
ment of President Cleveland, and directing
all the representatives in Congress from The
state OF New Jersey to support the Wilson
bill, and to condemn all her REPRESENTATIVES,
who oppose the bill. or who take any part
in defeating IT.
The resolution also called upon the men,
bers OF the state senate TO depart from
sheir present position In attempting 10 de-
feat the will Of the people at Trenton Also
calling upon the senators. for the sake Of
the democratic party. TO admit the republic
cans TO the senate and to organize that
body in the usual and proper way, and for
them TO abandon their position no matter
what the decision Of the supreme court
is in the quo warranto proceedings
After considerable debating on The -asolu-
ton IL was adopted During the iebate
the democratic senators were referred to as
gentle ruffians."
Chairman Yeamans in presenting the
resolution, made quite a speech, I'm which he
said that last year the New Jersey state
legislature was led by a squad OF gamblers
who are in politics for revenue only. and
who seem to be irving hard to make re-
spectacle citizens ashamed to be known as
democrats. In speaking of the probability
OF the state falling into the hands OF the
republicans. he said that only one worse
thing than that could happen. and that
would be to have New Jersey made The
central gambling hell" of this continent
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the birthdays Of rulers. sretgr - merely
complimentary comm yntss si,r.s ~ y. the
hprary OF the state Dsr,srf-s-er.s sr.srs are q
large number Of metals srt1 s,t,.r- s-,,r.s,I..-
which have been presented - MS essnrry
~ cohlmemoratiOn 81 ua+asls events.
among these are the beauflf - ss.g rl,-ials
presented by Turkey ana spain IN COM
memoration Of the Colur,lt,s go, b,,,,,;,..'i,h
anniversary. There Is a medal of some
sort from some foreign power In commence
rauoh OF nearly eve.y great event which
mas assoclated this country with foreign
governments, such as The excb.,,s,. % 80.
between the white squadron and the navy
oI brazil the participation OF this govern
meht Ia some grand festivity of a foreign
county or 81 some act Of Kindness on the
part of the United States 10 q so,a{,,. , -
pie suffering from famine or great disaster.
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An Irish Mrs. Maybrick.

The trial of Mrs. Henry Jordan, who is
charged with poisoning her husband, on
January Is, was begun at Downpatrick,
County OF Down. Ireland, yesterday. The
trial of Mrs. Jordan is attracting much at
tention, and there was considerable excite
nent among the large crowds which gath
cred around the court house. The attor-
ney general for Ireland, the Right Hon.
The MAcDermott, -. c. conducts the prose-
cution and several noted queens counsels
are defending the prisoner. who was the
wife of a farmer in good circumstances.
No suspicion attached to Mrs. Jordan Lutil
some time after her husbands DEATH when
The body was eNhumed and traces of poison
y ere found. 1t is charged thai drs. Jordan
administered the poison, which is sail TO
be slryctnine. in cake which She gave TO
her husband on the morning Of MS death.
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Flannel Department.

Two thousand yards Wash Flannel. 30 inches
wide. New styles and colorings-this seasons
yard
Two thousand yards Cotton Domet Flannel. excel
lent for dust and cleaning cloths. &c. yard
I'D door. ...................... st. bldg
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China Department.

French Majolica Plates, six solid tints and dec
Grated suitable for game plates anu wall decor;-
lions. for. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Zoe
English Printed Toilet Sets, large pieces,
haHdsome pattern ANA shape. Ten pieces. 81. set
Real Carlsbad China Cuspidors, decorated, large
size. zoe each.
Decorated Sauce Plates, assorted patterns, 60c
dozen.
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BedWear Department.

Hemstitched Muslin Sheets, doable-bed size. .7oc
each.
Hemsttched Muslin Pillow Slips, 22l2x36
Braided Initial Pillow Shams, cambria rufics, all
cd door. 81. pluS')