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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-16
CROSBY
4 HILL.
COS, GOT, sos MalketStfeet.

To the men of Wilmington,
their wives, mothers or sisters,
whoever buys Shirts for the men
OF the family. We have placed
on sale a lot Of Mems Unlaun.
dried Shirts. made of Dwight,
Anchor Muslin, all linen bosom,
3.ply, set in. The Shirts are
extra long and extra wide, all
the patent stays, ielled seams,
reinforced front and back, war,
ranted to outwear any shirt
made, no matter if the price
should be 80 each. Our price
for these remarkable shirts is
SO cents each, three for $1.44,
or six for $3.50. This is really
a great bargain. How many
people will appreciate it9
The Ladies' Kid Made Fa.
brio Gloves worth rs cents a
pair, advertised at > cents a pair
are going rapidly. A few doz'
ems left, Hurry up if you want
them
notwithstanding the stormy
weather we have bad crowds of
well pleased customers at our
Dress Goods counters during
the last few days admiring and
buying from our Spring Offer.
ing OF Dress Stuf1s, which
you will find to be the most at.
tractive in tho city, while our
prices are the very lowest. We
are Offering beautiful things in
Dress Fabrics at about halt of
former prices. Please note the
following:
36in. All.Wool Surah Cloths
at % cents a yard.
39,in. All.Wool Surah Cloths
AT ~ . cents yard.
30in. All-Wool Beiges in the
desirable coloriugs, at 80 cents
yard.
Those 36inch Covert Suit.
ings at 90 cents yard are great
value for the money. Goods
will wear like iron.
37.inch Silk Mixed Novelty
Suitings at 50 cents.
4liuch Silk Mixed Novelty
Suitings at as cents.
This is a beautiful and attrac.
tive fabric.
Persian Novelty Dress Goods
at BIZ cents yard; excellent
goods for the money.
42inch Silk Finished Mohair
Dress Goods, Il pretty, silky.
looking fabric; will make up
beautifully; only "A cents a
yard.
50.inch Wool Checks, neat
and attractive, 49 cents yard.
New French Opera Iwilled
Flannel, BIZ cents yard, worth
80 cents.
We have nice assortment
of the finer grades of Dress Ia.
brio in single dress patterns,
which you will find to be just
as good and as pretty as the
leading stores OF Philadelphia
are Offering: only little cheap
er With US.
We have just received a fine
assortment of Black Crepons.
Newest and best styles, from sc
cents to S2.25 a yard.
Our Silk Counter is ono o.
the busiest places in our store.
Beautiful japanese Silks n,
21s and 33 cents.
Printed China Silks at 20, "a,
30, 80 and 80 cents a yard.
Splendid values i'll Black
Silks. Some Of them at almost
half Of former prices.
We have made large add
tons to our Lining Depart
meht. This is another very
busy counter with us. You
will find at this counter the very
best makes at the very lowest
prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-16

Karl's Clover Root Will purify your
Hood, clear your complexion, regulate
your bowels and make your head clsar AZ
II bell. 2jc. Soc, and Sl.uO,
Sold Ivy N. Il, DanrOrth, 5. L. Cor. Second
AMI Market SIS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-16
Spring Painting.

The most careful property owners
this time OF the year dn most Of their
painting. hO damage from winter
exposure 10 thus promptly Hrr"etrd.
anu The property male ueariy a. good
as new. thus saving hundrnLs or
thousands OF t'oilnrs.
HouseEe"rers also give a general
tout hing NJ" to Interior We Il work.
Naruiah tadstntds, Q airs and iurnI.
tufs gtuerully. Also Iorrh chaifs,
flower boxes cemetery ratings. Hover
urns. Nu.
oar Furniture Nsrn5h will dry hard
over nigh; ami neyrr lie sticky For
porch rllalra we nave n vetml.Jn that "A
has Il tree, rich Golol and gloss
W. niso ht,e ChHinuis5 suungas,
dust bru-Iis- and AT brd4l.,, use.l IN
hD.t-e ~oth
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-16

Shiloh's Cure. Inc grdnt cough and
Group Cure is III Rrant dsmHuh. PoGk.
ct Size cOutainS twuuty-t doses only
21c Ghldran love 1t. sold Uy All
uruggt-ta.
snidhy n H. untfpr a Druggist. i. Il.
Cor End nnd Market strsets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-16

The following sa les have been arranged


The following sales have been arranged {:
March
IS. ID Sharpness Chrstlana I'D.
Is 4. Is. Rogers, New Castle lid.
Is Elwuod wubstur. horses ,ockessln.
10 x. Ternus Furniture over ord street,
10. Allen Springer W g Creek Id
IL. Arthur MrCip8keY, Pennader lid
10 W IL Walker New Castle Hid
49, ID 4 CornbrOoka, Nit Lreex HI
~, Furniture. llb2 Jefferson vt.
10 4 l. X Roberts. horses Chester. Pa,
~ Furniture. 8Ui West sth 1t.
~. q W l. FisheI New Castle lid
20 Mrs Marley. New Castle It'd.
-, David Keys, HrantywInn lid.
u. Jos. H. Could New Castle HID
II. j J .lart son New astle nd.
u. all paper. tr!U W - street
ri. stephen PRINCE, Mil Creek lid.
a. Lorusi FHrm liTunu1 wine ia
~. Hannah herlrll on. lir,niYwinc Id.
~ Clara hllCprh, Mll Creek lid
81, W II Hen ritkson, Chri HllAna lid.
y Mitchell y iliphfe!i MN trcek IT'D.
- VIM q NiarIih. nnrsns giIy
3D. J. III. Polk, Newport.
Arrll
49, Frank u Chan iier. varria ses Ceptre-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-16

Mr Mayo of Boston. will preach III u o
First Unitarian Church at 10, Is to mo =, ".
lie has spent the last Is years in tho oou b
In thu Interest OF Public Schools. Iie ID
oounectai with tho National Bureau Of
Education
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-16

lie Il ahead and puts stylls leads on
man aud poys W. 4. Mearns. natter. us
Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-16

On Monday. March. Is. 1885, the steamer
Llrics will resume her trips to Penns-
grove. leaving Wilmington at 100 a. M.
i.jv .. In.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-16

Br Jester, vito IL a great Jester. will be
at the corner OF Fourth and Market streets,
thls evening aud While getting OIL some
Jokes will tell the people what is good Tor
thor wholesome. good Jester mny
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-16

} u. Rarter has tIIL supply OF milk OIL
mana -, SAFE wno5osute ~ fatall, Dolly
cred o al gs.ts gE-fl- o1'y. Phone fsi
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-16

Captain Mrs. Harrison Will ieni u special
meeting at the salGrtlon Arm halt ON
hlug street 10 ElGht. All ura welcome,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-16
Is YG arS Ago To-
day., March 18th,

We made our first sale in
Wilmington. From a modest
beginning at No. 10 East
Fourth street moving to Sixth
and Market, our increasing
trade h Rs compelled US to
enlarge our quarters six times,
until we now occupy, as you
well knC ". the entire building
and adjacent one on East
Sixth ST rect, giving us as much
room al i convenience devo-
ted to M ems and Boys wear
as you can find in any city in
the country Of same size as our
own. We have studied
much. We hope we have
learned more, and We think
VIC can do better for you to-day
than eyer. Spring goods IT ady
in every departrnent-Cloth-
ing, Tailoring. furnishings,
Hats and Shoes for Men.
Young Men, Boys and Little
Boys
JAS L. MULrIN & Son
Clothin /. 9th & Market,
ats. WILMINGTON.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-16

The thermometer at the REruBG IcAN
Office to-day;
O'Clock. IL O'Clock. 2oclock.
20 81 33
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-16

go ilariy 10
7o7 T09 III Shipley strsst and get u good
roast dinner. Oaly % CENTS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-03-16

meeting Of the residents of tho High
lands viii be held ia the Odd Eelows'
Hail. there next tuesday night and to the
meeting ali property owners are request.
I'd to be Prtsoht.
The herald., 1895-09-01
THE SAN DIEGO c. G. BANI
And an Amateur Minstrel Compan,
in Town
They Serenade Newspaper Offices and the Adje
cent Public by Day, and Woo Others
Theatrewards by Night

Yest.rdly about noon the sound of mar.
tial music on the streets attracted the
same kind of prompt ana active attention
that is accorded the changing OF the fire
alarm. Everybody in sight turned around,
and every body that was out of sight ran
TO the corner and looked. Up the street
gaily marched the four hundred-th Is,
some of San Diegos four hundred. Ar
rayed in Sacramento overcoats and tall
hats. the boys tramp-trampsd, followed
by an exceedingly active drum major.
whose baton You couldn't see for twirl-
ing, and who preceded the San Diego Git,
Guard band, tina; was playing Justify.
The music sounded cheerful, the boys
was glad to have them here.
That was at noon, and all the afternoon
the be-frogged coats gilt rimmed caps
and glintirg medals gave the down-town
streets festive air. But when the
shades of night came on. and the boys
and the band charged admission to see
an alleged minstrel show and hear the
band play pieces illustrative of the BARK
ing OF dogs. singing of birds, a black
smith at his forge and other descriptive
pieces; when lot OF decrepit Jokes. silly
local gags and acts that wers done in-
tinitely bt tier at thu Orpheum few
weeks ago. were offered as entertainments
then it was that all save the personal
friends in the snail audience wondered
what Los Angeles had ever done to San
Diego.
The herald., 1895-09-01
BRIEFS

Miss Augustine Berger has returned
from Bear valley.
The usual monthly change of watches
for the various squads of police will star
today.
The family of Police Clerk Gridley has
returned from Yolo county, their. old
home. where they have been visiting for
some time past.
Ben Perez was tried by Justice Morri-
son last night on a charge OF assault with
a deadly weapon and was acquitted. A
second charge of battery was placed
against MIN.
Officer Dixon arrested Charles Reed
yesterday for having disturbed the peace
on Spring street. Reed drives an express
wagon and became involved in quarrel
with clerk in a store and struck him
over the head with whip.
The police wish TO warn the public
against taking So gold pieces without
first being assured of their genuineness.
Many worthless coins OF that demon ma
tion are ahoat, so it is said.
H. H. Blxby e. Co.. 147 S. Broadway,
have sold lot 8, block |, Mott tract. to NJ.
l.. Bennett for $500. This property will
be built upon soon as plans are perpared.
The boys in the neighborhood of station
d, on West Washington street, have been
causing considerable trouble oy throwing
stones and generally disturbing the peace.
The matter has been reported II the
police and any further annoyance will be
folio wed with arrest.
The services at st. Paul's church today
Will be of special interest In the morn
ing Madam Martinez will sing from tine
Oratorio of Eli Will Extol Thee. In
the evening there will be grand mus-
cal service. John C. Dunster will con-
duct and accompany upon the organ.
The music of Mozarts Seventh Mass,
Madam Martinez singing the soprano
solo. The public invited.
The herald., 1895-09-01
SPECIAL NOTICE
Another Total Ecljpse of the Moon

The people of aliforna, especially those
who we're fortunate enough to be at the
Lowe observatory on the 10th of March
last, have still vivid remem brance OF
that beautiful phenomenon as observed
through the great telescope. Curlously
enough, at about the same hour of the
evening on Tuesday next the moon will
again pass into the earth's shadow and
suffer total eclipse. which will be visi-
pie throughout the American continent
and from the western portion of the east
ern continent.
This is a return OF the total eclipse OF
August %. 1877. and it will again return
September 10, 1913, and like the one oc-
curing on Tuesday evening. will be VIII
bic from California, the moon setting be-
fore the eclipse is over.
As on the March eclipse, the Lowe OBJ
servatory will be open free for visitors. en-
abling them to see how a totally eclpsed
moon looks when brought TO within 1000
miles of the earth.
Partial eclipse begins at hours, min
utes; total eclipse begins at 8 hours, 6
minutes; middle of eclipse, 9 hours, 81
minutes lend of total eclipse, 10 hours, AS
minutes; end of partial eclipse, IL hours,
54 minutes.
During totality Professor Lewis Swift
will show visitors the new comet through
the big telescope, which cannot be seen
in bright moonlight.
The herald., 1895-09-01
Grandest Concert of the Season

Today {, Santa Monica by the superb
Los Angeles military band. Hear the
charming young cornetist, Miss Matilee
Loeb. render the Russian fantasia. Com
Portable seats for one thousand people.
Come. Concert at O'Clock.
Mendelssohn' Wedding March.
Waltz, La Barcarolle, Waldteufel.
Overture, William Tell, Rosslni.
Nocturne, Monastery Bells, Weley;
with bell solo.
Selection. Attila. Verdi.
Russian Fantasia, Levy-Miss Matilee
Loeb.
The Tyolean and His Love, Zikoff.
Overture, Rienzi, Wagner.
Descriptive, a Hunting Scene, Bucca-
loss.
Serenade. Shubert.
Selection, ii Trovatore, Verdi.
The Honeym oon March. Rosey.
We will run fast trains and plenty of
them. Time table in this paper. South
ern Pacihc's round trip, SOC.
The herald., 1895-09-01

Lessons at the Seaside is the morninp
topic of Rev. DIR. WaIlace's sermon nj
the First Congregational church, Sixth
and Hill streets today. Evening topic
Has Every Man Soul.
The u. l.. Parmelee company is daIlv
receiving new importations of fall goods
and request the public to call and inspeci
the latest styles and designs in china
bric-a-brac and art goods. We are offer.
ing some special bargains in cut glass
banquet lamps, dinner and toilet sets. Our
prices speak for themselves. Come and
De convinced that we are in position tc
treat you better than any other house
in the city. Y. i. Parmeee com pany,
232 and 234 S.Spring.
The herald., 1895-09-01
Historical Society

The Historical Society of Southern CAL
ifornia will hold its monthly meeting for
Sptember of Monday evening, at clock,
in Judge Morrison's court room, old city
ball. West Second stseet. Mrs. Mary E.
Hart will read paper on The Grand
Canyon uf the Colorado. 1t will be illus
trated by fifty Photographic views OF the
principal points of interest. Mrs. Hart
has secured for the occasion a large lith
ograph of Moran's famous painting of the
grand canyon. All meetings of the so
. ciety are open to the public and visitors
are ALWAYS welcome
The herald., 1895-09-01
"WhistIinp" Davis DISCHARGED

Township Justice Young yesterday dis
missed the case against "Whistling" Da.
Wis, which has been hanging fire in his
court for some months past. Davis is
the queer individual who caused so much
talk at Long Beach. where he resided. be-
cause OF his refusal to bury the corpse of
his child, keeping it in the house Tor
some months. He was arrested and
tried, but the jury disagreed. and nothing
was done. Yesterday the case again
came up, and it being shown that Davis
had had the corpse properly inferred,
the case was dismissed on motion of the
district attorney.
The herald., 1895-09-01
AT WESTLAKE PARK
An Excellent Programme Prepared for the
Afternoon Concert

An Excellent Programme Prepared for the
Afternoon Concert
The following programme will oe pre-
sented this afternoon at WestIake park by
the Los Angeles Military band, G. Cam,
director:
March, To Ny Comrades of 1901,
Van ]. H. ANIME.
Overture, Berlin as 1t Laughs and Cries,
Conradi.
Waltz, Visions of Paradise, c. NJ. Ben
net.
Solo for baritone, When the Quiet Moon
Is Beaming. Schorndorf-Mr. r. S. Bacon.
Polka, Sans Facon, G. Seidel.
Cavatina by J. Raft, arranged by H.
Stockton.
Grand March, France and America,
Emile Lefebare.
Overture, The Jolly Robber, Suppe.
Traum erei. Won r. Schumann.
Selection, Patience, Sullivan.
Waltz, Golden Shower, Waldteufel.
Galop, To the New Band Stand, Schnell.
The herald., 1895-09-01
A HowIing Success

. Everybody in Los Angeles and neigh
borhoo1 is talking about the tremendous
success of Desmond 25c neck wear sale.
He holds the key to success ana throws
the door wide open to all. This is the
grand for all opportunity, the peoples
feast OF unprecedented bargains. Buy
your neckwear while the bargains await
your capture. Don't hang on to your
money till it won't buy half as much of
what you must have. Desmond, in the
Bryson block, has everything you need
in the line of up-to-date hats, shirts, un-
derwear, hosiery, coll srs, cuffs, etc., ETC..
and his prices are so shrnnk and shriv-
eled tnat they are simply beyond the
reach of competition.
The herald., 1895-09-01
The Holiday Case Dismissed

Tne second charge of threats, ETC.,
against Mrs. Fannie l.. Holiday, pre-
terred against her by her brother-in law,
Edward Holiday. was yesterday dis
missed by Township Justice Young, the
parties having apparently come to some
sort of an understanding. 1t is believed
tina: Mrs. Holiday will now go to her rel
atives in the east. and cease annoying
Holiday and mis- wife, who have, up to
this time, always shown a disposition to
befrienu the unfortunate woman.
The herald., 1895-09-01
OF Interest 70 the ladies'

We beg to announce that we intend
opening about Septem Der 4th a line OF
goods comprising everything pertaining
to infants wear, ready made, and mater.
ials Tor making. A fine selection of en-
broideries, white laces, handkerchiefs.
etc.. infants wardrohes and ladies' mn
derwear made to order. Yours respect
fully. Mrs. ]. Green, Miss X. Wills. for.
merly of the Boston dry goods store. 2l1
South Broadway, los Angeles, Cal.
The herald., 1895-09-01
Overland Route via The Northern Pacific
Railroad

= After a winter spent in Southern California
nothing is more desirable for the tourist than
to return eastvia the Shasta route and North
ern Pacific railroad. The Yellowstone Park
and Dining Car line. All trains vestibuled
Tourist cars elegantly upholstered. Scenery
unsurpassed. Weather cool and delip htfui
send . cents in stamps for illustrated book,
Sketches in Wonderland For information
communicate with John Clark, 229 s. Spring
st Los Angeles or T. K. Stateler Genl a Agt. :.
635 Market ST., San Francisco
The herald., 1895-09-01

The directors of the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals yester-
day presented the name of Stephen
Bowers as local agent Of the society, to
Judge Smith. Of department one of the
superior court, and the same was ap-
proved by his honor.
The herald., 1895-09-01
Granted a Continuance

Jennie Riley, a tough-looking negro
woman, was yesterday before Judge
Smith, in department one of the sunerior
court, for arraignment on charge oil
assault with intent to murder Thomas
o. Bannon, but on account of the absence
of her attorney, whose name she did not
know, .he woman got a continuance IN
til September 8.
The herald., 1895-09-01
Circus rlen in Court

Township Justice Young was engaged
yesterday afternoon in hearing the case
of the rival circus men. and after over
ruling the demurrer continued the case
until Tuesday to PLEAD. Patrick Murphy,
of Wallace's show, is charged with
malicious mischief in defacing the bills
OF the great Sy nuicate show.
The herald., 1895-09-01
Shoe Department.

Trade with us II you wan: high
class footwear. We can't sell you
any of the cheap, trashy kinds for
we don't keep them.
WE GUARANTEE
Every pair of Shoes OF the follow
ing brands Cor lit and quality tina:
leaves our establishment. There is
no economy or money saved in the
pcnny-wisc- pound foolish sorts found
every day.
THE "TOKIO," Sc pair.
Wright, Peters Co. Goth Century
footwear. They are the natticst,
chic-cst French conceit you ever set
loot into; an irresistible love of 4 toe.
All widths AAA to E.
SOUTHERN TIES, SIS pair.
John Foster a. Co.'s newest style,
In combin alton of the finest quality
OF French kid, cloth tops, fashioned
in such 4 manner as to resemble an
Amazonian boot, button or lace,
hand-turn soles, patent leather tips,
AAA to e.
MEMS SHOES. Sc pair.
James A. Bannister's finest of
French calf, lace or congress. in any
OF the new style toes, hand-sewed
and handmade throughout; none
inner and every pair guaranteed for
fit and quality.
BOYS SHOES, SS pair.
Dugan & Hudson's "Ironclads.
hand-sewed, button or lace shoe of
the very finest of French calf, dressy
yet ironclad; sizes 21S to 6.
MISSES SHOES, So. so pair.
Dugan & Hudson's "Ironclads,n
extra quality of Vici kid, patent
leather tips, all the new shapes,
spring heels, sizes 1 to az; high
est-class make of high-grade foot
wear, strictly dress shoe on the
lronclad principle; AA to E.
The herald., 1895-09-01
Third.aisIe Right

And you'll find all those little
trifies SO necessary to the happiness
and comfort of the ladies and chill.
dren, and at trihing prices.
HANDKERCHIEFS, 15c.
Ladies white embroidered and seal
loped edged handkerchiets, nice
sheer goods reduced from 25c.
HANDKERCHIEFS, 3 &c.
School handkerchiefs for children.
white and colored borders, reduced
from nickel
MONEY PURSES, SOC each.
All leather money or combination
books in leather, marked down from
ST.
LADIES' NECKWEAR, csc each,
Tecks and four-in.hands in silk and
satin.
Parasols.
Two great bargains to take ad-
vantage of before the rain falls.
ONE at 75c.
24inch and worth nearly double.
THE OTHER at 81.
26-inch, you II want to chain this to
you when the rain falls.
The herald., 1895-09-01
Ba * From His Vacation

c. L. Logan, clerk of department one
of the superior court, has returned from
his vacation. which ne spent at Catalina.
He is LOOKING much improved by his
trip, and has several amusing Fl sh stories
TO unload on his fellow clerks.
The herald., 1895-09-01
MADRAS DRAPINGS, 35c yd,

Fifty inches wide. cream and other
delicate handsome tints-gauZy, airy
curtaining materials. Reduced from
50c.
The herald., 1895-09-01
TAPESTRY COVERS, csc.

Handsome oriental designs In taestry
table covers, hand tied knotted fringe
actual value 81. So.
The herald., 1895-09-01
100 PAIRS CURTAINS, 81 pair.

Nottingham curtains in many diff
ferent styles representing values up
to So pair. Very wide and full three
yards long. This is for Monday only
don't be disappointed if there are
none left after that.
The herald., 1895-09-01

The Pacific Clay Manufacturing Co.
have removed to their new offices at 651
South Broadway, near Seventh. Tele-
phone 1909.
The herald., 1895-09-01
Drapery Dept.

Attractive bargains for Monday
buyers, advance autumn and fall
styles in all the various branches of
this department. Prices, as usual 4,
the lowest.
The herald., 1895-09-01
CURTAIN POLES. 15c each.

5feet long, different kindi of woods,
brass trimmings complete, never be-
fore under 25c. Monday only.
The herald., 1895-09-01

On Southern Pacifc's steamer Coils
Steamer leaves Mammoth wharf at 2:3C
pm. Fare, 25c.
The herald., 1895-09-01
Silk Sale
A Peoples Store

Exhibition OF the new foreign
fads for the new woman. esthetic
effects for the hn-de-siecle girl, and
those extreme, exclusive novelties
and rich, gentecl creations for the
modish dressers, who always de-
pend on A. Hamburger s. Sons for
all that's right in style and price.
The herald., 1895-09-01

Dunlap & Co.'s celebrated silk, stiff
and soft hats on sale at Desmvnd's, 141
South Spring street, in the Bryson block.
The herald., 1895-09-01
A Linen Sale.
r1Onday's Offerings.

in Mems Furnishing Goods are al
ways worthy the attention of the
special attempts to tempt the purses
OF the purse-tight; all goods in the
Habadashery department must go,
we need room, not the money. Men!
Men! Here will be your dimes
worth halves.
The herald., 1895-09-01
STAMPED SHAMS, csc pair

Large size pillow sham goods,
stamped ready for etching or EN-.
broidery in appropriate designs.
Marvelously low price.
The herald., 1895-09-01

A full line of lunch goods can be hac
at H. Jevne's.
The herald., 1895-09-01

DR.. w. III. Masser has ass ociated him.
If with DR.. A. P. Hays, lib W. First
. rect.
The herald., 1895-09-01
At Catalina Islam

The illumination of the season. Satur
Gay, August 30th.
The herald., 1895-09-01
LADIES' HOSE, csc pair.

Warranted fast and stainless
black-Hermsdorf dye; high-spliced
heels and toes, combed Egyptian
maco feet; an excellent value.
The herald., 1895-09-01

See change of time table Terminal rail
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