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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-05-11
Il s. S. BROOKE, Clerk.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ improved propcrty.-Pursunnt to n decree of
rendered on the i3tn day q. APRIL 1891 in tho
chm CRY cause OF T. & oak lev against Il ellen q
lin~iy ct al the undnrrigneI special COM
missioner appointed b, said decree ana ns
trustee under The terms or deed OF trnstee exc.
Gntcd D, Helen &. Tinslcy and husband, b.srlng
date the II dny or August, Ie42 or record in
the clerks "r;ce of the corporation conrt fnr
the city Of Roanokc. Va, in deed boo. ~, ..s.s
~, being directed by the term Of raid decree
SO 10 40. ana Mt the rcqncrt of The beneficiary
secured il said decd, will on TIE 22ND DAY
OF NAY, 1874, AT II O'CLOCK NJ. "n the
following described parcel OF land in the city OF
Roanoke Va, to-wt;
Beginning ut point OH tho soath's side OF John
street ~ feet east of FisEbur street THENCE vii
John street south 81 degrees sG minutes east 40
!ect to a point, thence south degrees 40 minutes
north 50 degrees 36 minutes west 4 feet n y
point on san,c, thence north o degrees 80 minutes
east ~ icct Ohm street the place OF beginning,
known az lot 4, block = Of map OF Fishburnc
this lot No"sc is OIL
and the sum OF 81, 0G3 S. being amount decrecd
rs due upon satd property ON account of the me-
chanic's lien thereon incnhng interest and costs
OF this suit, to- wit, tho sum or S'"t34 As and the
amount due under the terms OF said d, ed OF trust
on day or sale, to-wt. the sum OF 500 40, and al
TO me sum OF 81, 5T6S. The same shall be pay.
able In monthly irstalmcnts OF $3.50 EACH With
out interest, The fist on the fourth Monday in
MAY, lS9l, and ono on the fourth Monday of each
two years, with interest, deferred payments to
be secured by deed OF trust upon said property
Special Commissioner and Trustee
|. 8. $; Brooke, clerk of the circuit court Of the
required OF the special commissioner and trustee
9gy inc decree rendered In said cause on the 18th
day Owen A Ppds1 lSn has been dn given
this 2Oth day OF April, 1884,
42l I'd SIS. BROOKE, Clerk
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Still They Come

The tulip blooms in the garden,
Tho blucbrd sings all day.
The daisies dance in the meadow,
And the straw hats on the way.
Detroit Free Press
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An Intervening Conversation.

Mother-Dd you try to make yourself
agreeable at Mrs. Hightone's?
Little Daughter-Yesm told her all
the funny things our callers said about her,
and she seemed to be real Interested
News.
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Ice Making Resumed

The Roanoke Ice Company
has resumed the business of
manufacturing Ice at the old
stand, corner Of Center avenue
and Fourth street, ana respect
fully asks the patronage of it's
friends and the public gener-
ally. Please report short weight
and inattention Of drivers to the
office.
J. A. FISHBURNE,
'Phone 2O3. Manager. 427 &
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ID.

He calls her his dearest, his darling,
His dearie, his dove-for you see
More frequent than raindrops In April
Arc love terms beginning with D.
AFTERwARD.
Tho cooking is really quito dreadful,
The baby IL bowling high c,
And frequent as roindrops In April
Are phrases beginning with D.
-Lffta
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The Wall of the UnmusIcal.

II cannot sing the old songs"
Her promise. sweet and terse,
she kept. But then she went and sang
The new ones, which was worse.
-WashinRton Star,
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MUNS0N'S ).
Rheumatism Remedy g.

s Surs rheumatism. sciatica. sharp shooting pain!
aching puus in any part of the body. Two sizcs
25c and bic. complete list of Munson' g Hom9e
pathic Remedies, each one of which Is from tfS
formula of 4 distinguished Homeopathic phys
clan. together with their Medical publication
Z "'fifi: FAMILY DOCTOR will be presented &
yon free by applying to any OF our authorizes
agents. No matter what disappointment yo
have met with in the past. Munson's Re,nedic
Munson is spelled with tho letter IS =
kiuRSCN'S HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE Co..
1850 Arch Street. Philadelphia. Pa
Apply to Charles D. Fox, 2o5 Com
meroe street, and Johnson s. Johnson,
cofner Jefferson street and First avenue,
Roanoke Va. 8 30 cod 3m
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TRUSTEE s. SALES.

T'RusTEE'S sALE-UNDER AND By vIR
- tuc or deed OF trust executed December g.
1912, by V. II: Payne, conveying to E. A. Walton
trustee certain property therein described which
deed Is OF record in the clerks office OF the cor
pora'l ion court of Roanoke city in deed hook 10,
pn9e Ss9. 10 secure to the Peoples Building Loan
ana Saving Association, certain debts therein
mentioned, and by virtue of an order OF the said
corporation court OF said city OF Roanoke APP
pointing jas: S. Groves trustee in the place fof
inc SAID W alton. default having been In, dc in the
Terms OF the said deed, and being required 20 to
dG ~ me nheIpae e shall on the iIl DAY
house in said city of Roanoke, at II O'Clock M.
oncr for sale to the highest bidder in execution
or the said trust. the property conveyed in said
oced particularly described as follows:
Bcginnng at II point on the north side of Watts
street 81 icct west OF Lewis street In said CITY,
and running thence west along the north line Of
enid arts street nifty 600 feet point thence
north ut right angles with said Watts street one
hundred and thirty Q:0) feet TO an alley; thence
cast a'ong the southcrly line OF said alley fifty (JO
ieet TO point; thence south one hundred and
ttnlriy % feet to the place OF beginning, and
known as lot II, section IL, OF the Lewis Add
lion to said city.
nEhMS-Cash. JAS. S. GROVES,
III tu Substituted Trustee. 30
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E'RUSTEES ShLE-UNDER AND BY VIR
a Tue OF deed OF trust executed on Dcccmbc
"a, lSl2 by Il. l.. Sarles and Malinda Sarlcs, his
wile, conveying to A. Walton, trustee, certain
record in the clerks Office OF the corporation
court Of Roanoke city, deed book 60 page a27. TO
secure 10 tn, Peoples Building, Loan and Saving
Association certain debts therein mentioned.
ano by virtue OF an order OF said corporation
court OF said city OF Roanoke, made December
20 1893. appointing Jas. $. Groves trustee in the
place siid stead OF said k. A. Walton III der tho
said decd, default having been made in the terms
OF Of the said deed, and being regnired do by
JUNE, 1894. at the front door OF the courthouse
OF the said cityof Roanoke, at 1920 O'Clock p. m,
oncr Tor sale TO the highest bidder, In execution
OF SAID trust, the property conveyed in SAID deed
particularly described rs follows:
-, All that certain lot or parcel OF land lying in
the city of Roanoke. in the State OF Virginia.
bounded and described as followP: Beginning
At point ON the mort side of Elm street 100 feet
west or PARK street fronting SO feet ON Elm
known az lot "a, section 8, Lewis Addition
TERMS: Cash:
JAS. S. GROVES,
D ~ tus Substituted Trustee. 10
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for sale and should it fail to bring sufficient to
sa'lsly the liens on said lots then the others will
be sold in their order until same are satisfied
A. Is. HUNT,
X. X. HICKS
SPECIAL Commissioners
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SPECIAL Commissioners.

In thci.ccrk's Office OF the Hastings Court of
me city OF Roanoke: Centrai Manufacturing
company, ct ais, plaintin, against Southern
Buiding Company, ct AIS, defendant. Chancery
1, 3 = Brooke clerk OF the said court. do Ger
TRY that the bond required ur the special com.
missioner by the decree rendered in suid cansc
on the lat day OF March, 1894, has been duly given
Given under my hand rs clerk OF the said con ri
this 9TH day OF April, 1921.
II III s. s. BROOKE Clerk
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FINE FARM FOR SALE!

'Phone 2O3. Manager. 427 "
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LOCAL NEVIS.
Brief Mention.
Buy @ lot-s100. R. E. Baldwin.
 peese has the CosmoDolitan for Al


 Buy lot-s1OO. R. E. Baldwin.
 Pease has the Cosmopolitan for Au- gust.
 High water to-day at 12:14 a. m. and l2:57 p. m.
 Concreting and artificial stone. Con- necticut Concrete Co.,, 42Church, room 4. | At the meeting of the Foot Guards last night J. Gibb Smith was taken into the company.
 The New Haven ball nine will play in Hartford Tuesday and at Savin Rock Wednesday with the Hartfords.
 There will be hop at the Pembroke hotel this evening. An electric car will leave for the city after the hop.
 Elm City Juvenile temple will hold its usual meeting Sunday afternoon, at 4 o'clock, in their rooms at 7O1 Chapel ytreet.
 The Twenty-seventh annual reunion of the Connecticut Cavalry association will be held Wednesday, August 15, at Bavin Rock.
 Judge Hobart L. Hotchkiss of this city will preside at the session of the court of common pleas that comes in at Norwich August IA.
 A. D. Fanslow & Co. have just com- pleted an "Ideal Stone" walk for James R. Mackenzie of Congress avenue, one of the finest sidewalks in the city.
 Great are the sales of trunks and travelling bags this hot weather at the Burgess Fur and Hat company's. The very low prices for straw hats bring in the buyers from all around.
 Rev. Dr. Masden, pastor of the Frst Methodist church, will of1iciate at the services in that church Sunday morning and in the evening will preach on "The Province and Philosophy of Difficult ties"
 City Treasurer Cyrus w. Baldwin of Paterson, N. J., wife and child, have been spending several weeks here visit ing MT. and Mrs. E. B. Bradley, the pa- rents of MT. Baldwin's wife, and left this week to spend few days with Rev. MT. Blakeman and wife at Ips- wich, l.. I. MT. Bradley is the we'll known manufacturer of fancy artistic wood work and MT. Blakeman was for merly pastor of the Epworth M. E. church of this oity. The latter's wife is . sister of Treasurer Baldwin. MT. Baldwin, after leaving Long Island, goes with his family on trip to Wash ington, D.. MT. Baldwin is taking an extended season of rest, having recent ly recovered from an attack of typhoid lever.
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4 LIVELY RUNAWAY.
But the Horse Took His Master Home fl
 Safety.

But the Horse Took His Master Home in
 Safety.
 A lively runaway occurred on State street last evening at o'clock. Consta- ble M. R. Enscoe had just started for home in his carriage from the auction sale on State street near Chapel when the bit in his horses mouth broke and the bridle dropped down on the horses breast, frightening it. The horse start en into run and took MT. Enscoe to his home at very rapid gait, dis tance of a mile without mishap, happily avoiding all Instructions. Arrived at the house the horse stopped of its own accord. MT. Enscoe was back at busi- ness again in the evening as usual and received many congratulations on his escape. Prof. M. Steinert, who was a witness of the runaway, on hearing of Mr. Enscoe's safe arrival home insisted with his usual good humor that his friend MT. Enscoe had been on bridal tour"
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1o., Her Hand. But Saved Her Life.

Mrs. Edward Myers Of Athens. N. f'' had been treated for months Tn the usual way for erysipelas. without bene. it. Her hand had become mass or purified flesh. the blood so poisoned that her life was despaired of, At this critical time Mrs. Myers sought the advice of Dr. David Kennedy. discover CT of favorite Remedy. Dr. kennedy found 1t impossible to save the hand. so he amputated the same. then gave her Favorite Remedy. which drove the poisonous disease out or the system cleansed the blood. thus saving her fe. Had Favorite Remedy been used earlier in the development of erysipelas, Mrs. Myer would have saved her hand. The worst cases of eczema, salt rheum and scrofula yield to Favorite Remedy. It is endorsed by the medical profess sion,
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TO DECLARE HIM ISsOLVENT.
Proceedings Begun by the Executor of the
 ". B. Hall Estate.

Proceedings Begun by the Executor of the
 w.. Hall Estate.
 Bridgeport, Aug. 3.-The steps to have A. R. Logic. the dry goods mer- chant, declared insolvont. were taken in the probate court this morning. When Mir. Logic sold out to Smith. Murray & Co.,, recently. 1t was rumored tha: his affairs were in a. sadly con- fused state, and that the great dry goods merchant was financially em- barrassed. In fact. body writ was issued to secure claim held by Van stone & Westlake but Mir. Logic had left the city and could not be found.
 This morning W. F. Seeley. acting as executor of the W. B. Hall estate, filed an application, asking 10 have a hearing appointed to declare Mir Logic insolvent. The hearing was set down for August '. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. It !s said that Mir. Logic Is indebted to the W. R. Hall heirs in the sum of S15,000. Whether he gave them notes for this amount when he bought out the dry goods establish ment or not, will be disclosed at the hearing. There are half dozen other claims held by MT. Seeley,. ranging from $500 to $5,DOO.
 Lawyers think the creditors will not be benefited by this proceeding, as MT. Logic has no residence in this city or state. If he had anw property here. it could be attached, or if he resided here his body could be taken. But he went 10 New York after he disposed of his businesss here, and has not been in the city since. His friens claim that he is in strengthened circum- stances now, but that as soon as he is able, he will return and effect a set clement. Those who know MT. Logic have every confidence in him, and feel certain he will make everything right in the end.
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REDUCED RATES TO WASHINGTON
 DO.
Grand Encampment of the Knights Of
 Pythias of the World.

Grand Encampment of the Knights of
 Pythias of the World.
 The biennial encampment of the Su- preme Lodge and grand encampment of the Knights of Pythias of the world will be held at the National Capital August 27th to September 9th.
 For this occasion the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company will sell round trip tickets at reduced rates from all points on its lines east of the Ohio river, August 23rd to 2sth inclusive. valid for return trip until September 9th: a further extension of time to September 18th can be secured, provided the ticket Is deposited with the ,joint agent at Washington, D. C., on or before Septem- Der 9th.
 The rate from Philadelphia will be s4, Pittsburg sS, Cumberland s455, and correspondingly low rates from all other stations. aus At
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ENTERTAINMENT.
Grand Opera House.

The Bohemian Girl" was presented to n large and appreciative audience by tho Wilbur Opera eompanyat thls thea- ter last night. Miss Eloise Mortimer as Airline" the Bohemian girl, was the star of the evening and was greeted with applause at every interval. Her singing was superb and her costumes handsome. E. A. Clark as "Connt Arnhoim" rendered some fine solos and sang duets with Miss Mortimer to per lection. The chorus was in excellent voice, as they have been the entire week. The living pictures arc meeting with great favor and there will no doubt be large audience present this after noon and evening at tho last opportu- nlties to witness them. They are in- deed grand and a!l should sec them. "Falka" will be presented this after noon and "Mascotte" this evening.
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WelI.Known Clergyman Ill.

Mystic, Aug. 3.-Rev. s. J. Knapp, pastor of the McDougall street Baptist church, New York city, is very i'll at his home here. On Monday his relatives were called to his bedside, as his death was expected immediately, but he ral- Ned little Tuesday and slept little. He is sixty years of age, the son of a clergyman and the father of Rev. Ed win Knapp, pastor of Brooklyn Bap- tist church.
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Base Ball at Sayin Rock.

This afternoon the Winchester Re- beating Arms company and the Mayer, Btrouse X Go. meet on the savin Rock HTounds for the second time this season to decide the factory championship. Mayer, Strouse & Go. won the first game by score of to l, in one of the most exciting contests of the year, and another sharp game is expected to-mor- row. The batteries will be Corooran and Wrin1 for Mayer, Strouse & Go. end Van Burea end Hprlbut for Win Qhaet<r,
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Saturday, August 4, 1894.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS FOR To-DA,

nargains-E, sehocnherger { Son. Carbonized stnne-C. D. Robinson X Co. Clear the Dccks-Charles Monson Co. Daily Chat-Malley. Medley < Co. pr. .Kennedy's fayonte Remedy Al pruggtsts. Fire Insurance Sorth's Agency. iinnneial-O. s. l.. X U. N. Il. Co. For nent-R -Ro0ms-l5a Bradley Street. For sale-Eeal Esia.e-Charles D. Nicoll S Co. Grand Shopping Emnorlum-f. A iirown < Co. Great Reductons-Howe < stetson. Ideal stone-A. D. fanslow < Co. Molons-Judeon. hSI Chapel Street. Pnipcs Celery Campound-At Druggists. Special lndueemenIs-A. Il. Greenwood. Three specatles
 WRntcd-Situation-l4 George Street. Nan;ed-3ituation-tI6 Chapel Street. Hanted-Situation-2IY York Street.
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pros...or Sanford DangerousIy III.

Bridgeport. Aug. s.-samuel B. san ford. son of Henry Sanford of this city and who was recently elected to al the chair Of musical instruction at Yale college. is reported to be danger ously i'll at his home here with nervous prostration,
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Note.-A minus sign I-l prchxed to ther- mometer readings indicates temperature be- low zero.
 A TT" in connection with rainfall indicates Rtraoe of rainfall too small to measure.
 Snow is melted and Resulting depth O. water not known.
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Gentlemen, we have just received new lot, the razor toe patent leather pals, all sizes and widths, now in stock. B is the price. D. W. Cosgrove & Co.
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For The Boys
Muslin Underwear Domain,

Boys Clothing got a black eye by Inventory too. Es- pecially WAISTS. Nicely made, plaited back, and front, always sold at 5o cents T., Saturday, 3e cents ;. will ' prob ably sweep them off. Wash Suits, 4 to 8 year sizes sell ing clear under value. The examination of certain Wool and Cassimere Suits is cer- tain to end in a purchase when buying is thought of. Boys Clothing, South Center, New Store,
 VALLEY
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We are selling mems fine sewed shoe in lace or congress at $1.
 D. w. Cosgrove & Co.
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Local Weather Report. FOR AUGUST 9, 1894.

Mean temperature. 76. biax. temperature. &. Min. temperature, B9. Precipitation. .Sl inches. Max. vsloclty of wind, 12-SE. Excess of temperature since January l t6q degrees. Deficiency of precipitation since January 1, u29 inches.
 H. J. COX. Observer.
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One Of The Best

offerings that Trade Table No. has had is the lot of stockings for women and children,-sale price 12H cents. For that natural knee drill which boys are addicted to, they're fully as formidable as many 25 cent stockings are. All sizes.
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Mems russet shoes in every style and quality at greatly reduced prices.
 aug St D. W. Cosgrove & Co.
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Misses and children's russet shoes at 5 cents a pair reduction this week.
 D. w. Cosgrove & Co.
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Large plain Aprons with deep wide hem, 12H cents, precisely as good as many of the 50 cent kinds. =.
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Children's russet spring heel button 5s to Ss, 50 cents. DIV. .Cosgrove & Co.
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Fosters Nomination Confirmed.
 The nomination of Wilbur B. Foster for postmaster at Rockville, Conn.,, was confirmed by the senate yesterday.
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WEATHER RECORD.

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT, !
 OFFICE or THE CHIEF
 Or THE WEATHER BUREAU, wAsHNGToN. D. C., Aug.:3, 1894. 8 pm. Forecast for saturday-For Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Fair, cooler, west winds.
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A FIRE,

We have noticed where 1t Is hot, goods disappear very fast, especially so during a fire, and we have decided to fire" all surplus stock and you can make money by buying at once, as we have several pieces of Silver ware suitable for Wedding Gifts from which we fired" one-half off the price.
 SILVERTH.AU'S,
 Jewellers and Diamond Experts.
 T9O Chapel street.
 Wedding Gifts a Speciality.
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Ladies' russet blucherette Oxfords $1, reduced from s1.50 this week.
 D. W. Cosgrove & Co.
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Three Hundred Pounds

1H1SS u1SU Vu11U0 of Fruit Tablets, different Aavors, for Saturdays Candy trade. IA cents a pound will be the price for Saturday omN. x
 Notwithstanding heavy draughts up.
 on our Book supply, one can obtain
 good summer reading att cents
 book. New Main Entrance. 1:t
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Snprmal aud Courier.
NEW HAVEN, CONN.

GHRxE MONTHS, sl.b0; ONE MONTH, bo GENTS; ONE WEEK, I5 GENTS; srsaLE COPIES, 8 CENTS.
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What We Lose

What We Lose ....
 in selling Wash Goods rem nants is made by women who buy them. Bright attractive ends 2,to 6 yards long, repre- senting the very best accu> mutations from this seasons vast and superior stock. Why! You can run up on the machine, a waist for your- self or a frock for baby at a cost which is disappointing -the right way. Daylight Square.
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MAIIEsNEErYse.


 s New Haved. Saturday. Aug. (, 1894. TAs weatAey to-aay-Lskeky Co 6s /atr.
 TELEPHoNs No. sa. A Successful Effort is made weekly, to meet on Saturday the expectations of many women who are justii- ably particular about Veil ings.
 @ Our soft Illusion Wells for the !hair arc
 For simmer travel the' Tissue Veil. at
 The fuinsss of styles in Fancy ysIIs at lst cents yardl np: make possible to every woman satisfactory purchase.
 SIX Windsor Ties, plain and fancy styles, long enough for a liberal bow and too wide to rope, D cents each. Chapel Street. Corner Entrance. Seen the fresh window of Ladies reduced Serge Suits and Wrappers2 We take the untrodden path and give a Duck Vest with every Serge Suit marked $7.5o and up.
 If you have never sampled Henderson's Wild Cherry Beverage, do SO on Saturday. No tax for taste.
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proving an unusual induce ment. Seen the Heather Cucumber" window?
 through the middle on a lot of 30 cent
 Silk Neckwear, Tecks and Four-in-hands.
 All ready for Saturday at 25 cents.
 Stock taking is over and Lawn Four-in-hand and String Ties are marked 12H> cents. CT xe'7- !.A Mems Furnishings. .,