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Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1896-10-31
CHRISTIAN CHnRCH.
Reu. s. ID. butcher, Pastor.
Residence

fNchlucuCo
Junior Endeavor at S:45 a. m.
Sunday-school 9:l5 a. m.
Y. =. 3. Q. X. 8 D. IN.
Prayer-meeting Thursday p. IN.
Preaching In the Chapel at the usual hours,
1880 m. and 7 p. M, by the Pastor.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1896-10-31
THE LEDGER'S
WEATHER SIGNALS.

WEATHER. SIGNALS.
White streamer-EAIR;
Blue-RAIN or SNOW;
With Black ABovE-'twillw ARMnR
grow.
II Blacks BENEArH-ooLDER't
be;
Unless Blacks shown-no change
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1896-10-31

Chairman Kurtz OF the Ohio Republi-
can Executive Committee says Mckinley
will carry that state with the largest ma
jority in its history with the possible ex-
ception Of that given BrOugh in 1888.
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1896-10-31

Bargains in Sterling Silver Spoons and
Forks; also in Rogers g. Bros 1S47
Knives, Forks and Spoons. Never be-
fore have these goods been sold as
cheap as p. j. Murphy the Jeweler is
offering them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-15
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANs.
Convention in Session mt Detroit
Opeuing Ceremo nies-Sfatistics.

DETROIT. MICH. July 1.-THE Ma
tional Ancient order of Hjbernians
opened its convention at the Catholic
Club here at noon to-day. nearly four
hundred delegates being present At Q
O'Clock this morning Bishop Foley. the
national chaplain. celebrated Pontifical
high mass in the Cathedral. for the
benefit of the delegates and visitors. and
preached a sermon appropriate TO the
occasion. The convention was opened
by an address of welcome replied to by
President L. ]. OConnor. The report
OF the national secretary, NJ. j. Slattery,
for the two years ending December 3lst,
was read. 1t shows total membership
OF S9.9O1. This is an apparent decrease in
membership of 3,g7 since the report made
I'm 1894.
This seeming loss In membership Is
caused by discrepancies ir the reports
from Ohio and Pennsylvania, furnished
bv the respective secretaries two years
AGO as compared with the report of the
nreeent secretaries This cause being
illuminated. the order shows an increase
OF 1923 members.
The number of members enjoying In
surance benefits is 1890 During the past
two wears s345, 76S were paid out In sick
benefits and $685. were paid for chart
table and other purposes. the total ex-
penditures for the period being $l.O2i,ssO.
The receipts during the two years from
all sources were Sl,075,4S0, and the order
has a balance on hand of Si5,2l6.
The appointment Of Committee on
Credentials was the only other business
transacted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-15
,nc Number. However. Did Not Come
IN TO observation-disclosures" ana
,....-t,fnmcnt rendered Them
-, <iaht nj the y. VI. c. A.

ire Enaeavorers are here. but they ala
wa, come in as large numbers as had
boo, cxpccted. The special train from
washington. which arrived az 40 O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon. did not have on
,.o,r1 over 2a0 OF the visitors. though the
c..ches were al crowded with the re-
,srrIrr Richmond delegation.
,fr Reginald Walker. who is secretary
NJ the virginia Association Of Endeavor-
er-. did not get in as early as he had
counted upon doing. lie got off at 1T
he station just the other side OF Rich
r,ona 10 talk TO a friend for n moment or
CD ana became so engaged that he for
..f about the train. aud when he remem-
rercd that he vas homoward bound the
last coach was just disappearing. Con-
ssauenty he had TO wait for the regular
train late IN the afternoon.
RALLY At THE Y. NJ. c. A.
The Fndcavorers. Immediately upon ar
rival. hunted up The boarding houses and
hotels at which arrangements had been
made FOR them. Very Jew Of them were
on the streets until late in the afternoon,
ana IM n lew WONNr lANT NN|At''A a. 't-r''-F
places Of interest rs they could. The
Young Mems Christian Association was
the rallylng place for many of them. ana
every portion Of The building was open for
their inspection. Secretary Mckee. who
returned from the convention on the same
train with tho visitors. gave every one
who entered the association building a
hearty greeting. and Immediately made
them feel az home.
ENTERTAINED LAST NIGHT.
In tie evening an informal reception
and entertainment was held at the Young
Mems Christian Association Hall. and
the visiting EndeavOSers were given a
rare treat IN the excellent musical pro-
elmmc which was rendered. Short adj
dresses Of welcome were made by Mr..
A. O.. Ragland. on the part or the Baptist
Young Peoples Union; Mr.. e. c. Ruin.
~ Tie St Andrews brotherhood: Mr.. f..
w. Bradley. Of the EswOrth League and
Sir s. K Mckee ON the part OF the assO-
citation.
Mr. Polk Miller acted rs master Of core
monies OF the programme. which followed.
Those contributing to the enjoyment Of
the evening were the Centenary Quar-
tette: Messrs. POLK Miller, Frank Cum
bingham. ThurstOn Card0za oscar IL.
Lehman. Robert Harrison. Walter Wat
klns, ana thc AVh1 Miil'l NSu"i '''tV'
The latter gave some old-time darby
music on their banjOes and "fddles.' end
ing with rendering a regular break
down" which made every foot keep
time 20 the lively strains Many south
crn songs were sung. and my Old Ken
mckv Home" Hard Times Come Again
SO More" and Going Back to Dixie ="
which are still ringing in the ears Of
many from the reunion concert were
again revived
At the conclusion Of the entertainment
in the hall "a game Of basketball was
played in the gymnasium by the picked
teams Of the association, and witnessed
ly many Of the visitors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-15
CHICAGO ROBBERS IDENTIFIED.
Plot To Assassinatc Chicf-Of-POlice
RadenOch.

CHICAGO. ILL. July 1L-John o. Col
Inns and William alias RED" Sullivan
were positively Identified this morning as
two of the robbers who held up the clerks
in the Office OF the New York Biscuit
Company. at Morgan and Randolph
streets. at noon last Saturday and made
away with over $500. Louis Larsen,
West-Sde tough, was also identified by
Peter Alderman, a butcher of west Ran
dolph street as being one of the men
who held up his place of business some
weeks ago.
Chief Badenoch to-day. speaking OF the
alleged plot to assassinate him. said: "A
few days ago, while driving along La
Sale street, l noticed a group of four
or five fellows standing on the corner
near Washington. They were a tough
looking crowd, and I sized them up as
men who should be run in. / forgot all
about the incident until yesterday, when
we had Red Sullivan I'm the sweat-box
and he made his confession. Among
other things he told Inspector Fitzpatrick
and myself that II had made the slight
est motion to arrest him | would have
been killed right there and then. So that,
while there was no actual plot 10 Kill me,
vet / only escaped by the merest chance
from being shot down in the street."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-15

II IS said that a pretty young girl from
Petersburg came over TO Richmond uu,lnS
the reunion. ostensibly TO 'see the sights
but really had her young head iilied WIN
thoughts OF marriage and an elopemein NJ
The unyielding parents had been too
the knot tied in the Cockade City. and so
her sweetheart. as soon as he heard tna ma
mond made preparations TO keep his
oIoping engagement. He Is somewhat or
"A boastful disposition, and, believing mat
the girls father was outwitted, began
TO brag about the way the odd man
would be fooled. Somehow or other MS
words came 20 papa's ears. and ne I'm,
rncdiately boarded a train for Richmond
and took his daughter I'm charge. lie was
lust one train ahead Of the young man,
who. when he reached the mouse wiieiS
he expected to find his lady love. learned
that She was on her way back 10 PETERS
burg in charge Of her father.
The groom to be had gone TO the neces-
sorv wedding expenses. save the license,
ana was very much disheartened.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-15
THE JURY COULD NOT AGREE.
The Chicago Nomination Very Popu-
lar on the Peninsula.


WILLIAMSBURG, VA, July H-(Spe-
cial.)-County Court adjourned this morn
ing for the term. The case Of the Com
monvealth vs.. Bob. Johnson for stealing
a lot of guano from Mr.. Carey Brand,
OF Toano resulted I'm hung jury. This
is the second time this case has been
heard. Each time there was hung jury.
The Commonwealth Attorney says he
will call the case again at the next term.
Mr. j. L. Hubbard. Commonwealth At
torney for York county. was In town last
night, and says that Bryan will sweep
aid York county In fact, the nominal
tion takes we'll in the entire Peninsula.
Mrs. L. T. Lamb and Mrs. Bathurst ID.
Peachy leave Wednesday evening Tor
brief visit to Baltimore.
Mrs. William Jones continues very SICK
at her home, on Nicholson street.
Governor Nichols and daughters, from
New Orleans, are yet here. and have been
called upon by number of persons. The
Governor is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Van f. Garrett.
Mr.. Norvell Henley, son OF Judge r..
L. Henley, is taking the summer law
course at the University of Virginia.
Mrs. L. T. Rose, OF Norfolk, yesterday
purchased a part Of the Peachy
lot on Main street, on which she will at
once begin 10 erect beautiful frame
building.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-15
Two Funerals.

The funeral of Mrs. Caroline Il. Seay,
whose death was announced in yester-
days Dispatch, took place at o'clock
last evening from Pine-Street Baptist
church, of which she had long been a
consistent member Deceased was in the
18th year of her age, and had for months
been in exceedingly ill-health. Mrs. Seay
was the eldest daughter Of James j. De-
noon. of Powhatan county, where she
leaves two sisters and a brother-Mrs
George Lane, Mrs. German 7. Stratton
and Mr.. John j. DenOon. She came 10
Richmond Just after the war. and had
lived here ever since. Three sons
Messrs. John f. and NJ. Fill. Seay. Of
this city, and Mr.. William ID. Seay, OF
POwhatan, survive her.
The funeral Of Mann ). Quarles, Jr, the
16-year-old son OF Mr.. Mann 5. Quarles,
vice-president of the Virginia Trust Com
pany, will take place I'm Hollywood Gene
terry this morning at 915 o'clock The
following gentlemen Will act as pail
bearers: Julian Hill, Edward b. Quarles,
John 5. Elicit, Jr, Henry G. Elicit, o..
Percy Halves, Jr.. and G. VI. Halves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-15
THE TROUBLES IN CRETE.
Christian LEGISLATORS Withdraw
Turks XIII Women and Children.

CANEA. CRETE, July 1.-THE Chris
tan delegates in the Cretan Assembly,
sitting here, withdrew from that body
yesterday. stating that they had re-
solved to formulate a declaration set
ting for their claims and demands. and
to unite in a special assembly from
which Turks should be excluded.
The insurgents at Apokoranoa, day
or two ago killed the crew of Turkish
bark. Turkish troops pursued the insur-
gents. and in their pursuit fired upon
everybody they met along the shore,
making no discrimination in favor Of wo-
men and children. of whom they killed
a great many. The action Of the troops
has caused intense excitement and tne
foreign consuls have made a protest
against II 10 Berovitch Georgi Pasha, the
newly appointed Christian Governor OF
tho island.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-15
n.,,h os MIR. James {. Deaton.

Mr. lanes Q. TeatOn. one OF the oIuest
residents of Richmond, and for many
wears prominent man In business CIR
cles died early yesterday morning at MS
residence. No. 100 east Cary street
Mr.. Deaton had spent the greater part
Of his life here having moved 10 kich-
mond when quite young Prior TO the
war he conducted a large coal business,
and after the war he was engaged IN
mercantile life until failing health causeu
bin, 10 relinnuish all business cares.
MIR. Deaton was in the S0th year OF his
age He had lived at the corner or FIRST
and Cary streets for long time, ana
his figure was q familiar one on the
streets here. He was man OF quiel
depoeanor OF sterling integrity, and en-
loved the confidence and esteem OF
wide circle of acquaintance.
The funeral will take place from Cente-
nary Methodist church this afternoon at
$50 o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-15
Nle>zxexS- GzN %Nto0E
WEATHER AND CROP BULLETIN.
Conditions I'm Virginia md North
Caroiinu-Excessiy Rains.

WASHINGTON, July 1f.-Following are
extracts from the summary of the weekly
climate and crop bulletin OF the Weather
Bureau, issued to-day:
Virginia Richmond: Excessive and con-
tinued rainfall has done much damage 10
wheat, oats, corn, tobacco. and cotton In
the southern tier Of counties; the norther-
ly two-thirds Of the State free from spe-
clal injury and crops reported in good
condition. Cultivation and harvesting inn
possible as yet.
North Carolina-Raleigh: Week ex-
tremely unfavorable, with excessive rains.
flooding rivers from the French Broad to
the Roanoke, and destroying thousands
of bushels OF lowland corn. Other crops
injured by standing water and local
storms on the Sth. Cotton but slightly
damaged, though shedding some forms.
A week of fair weather Will probably
lessen the present estimates of damage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-15
The Fourqurean-prlce Co.
DEATHS

DEATHS.
DEATON.-Died. Tuesday. July H. 1880
AT A. NJ. JAMES c. DEATON, In the
seth year OF his age.
Funeral will take place from centenary
Methodist Episcopal church WEDNES-
DAY. July 18th. al $50 y. NJ.
CREEN.-Died. July H. 1895. al 10
O'Clock. EGBERT LEE, infant child OF
J.. X. and Ida Il. Green; aged month.
Funeral services at Maury Cemetery
TO-DAY, the 18th. at O'Clock.
Petersburg and Baltimore papers please
copy.
MANLEY. -Died. al Lee Camp Sol
dlers' Home. Tuesday. July H. 1856. vese-
ran WILLIAM a. MANLEY, Archer's
Battalion Of Virginia Infantry, Of Peters,
burg. Va; aged &c years.
Interment in Blandford Cemetery. Pc
tersburg.
OUARLEs. Died. at f:l5 O'clock ysster-
day morning. MANN SATTERWtITE
QUARLES. Jr.. only son OF Mann 3. ANA
Mamie II. Quaries; aged is years.
The funeral services VIII be held ae
Hollywood at 9:i5 A.. NJ. TO-DAY
wednesday,. the 18th instant.
sALEs.--pied. at 10 p. NJ Tuesday, az
the residence Of bis mother. Mrs. 9. Es
Sales. No. s1l5 east Broad street. Il -
SALES; aged - years.
Funeral notice later
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-15
MuIe Injured and Killed.

Yesterday morning about IL o'clock as
the team belonging TO Mr.. j. W. StuDDs'
OF 7oS west Clay street. which was en-
gagged in hauling dirt from an excavation
i'm the neighborhood. was coming down
Nenable street between Seventeenth ana
Eighteenth the breeding broke and threw
the weight of the load upon the mule.
Tbe shock was so great as to wrench
one of the hoofs of the mule entirely off
al the foot joint. Agent Taylor, of the
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty 10
Animals. whoNwas in the neighborhood, at
once decided to put the animal out OF
min by killing him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-15
Academy of Medicine.

The Academy Of Medicine and Surgery
held it's regular meeting last night in
the Young Mems Christian Association
building. and made special arrangements
looking to the meeting OF the Associa ton
of American Obstetricians and Gynecolo-
sists whichlwill be held in this city Sep
TENDER 22d and oath.
The Academy named the following com
mittee which, will confer with the local
committee OF the association: Drs. Jacob
Michaux. George Ross, l.. G. Bosher, X.
u Garcin. and r. l.. Williams.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-15
Rates to Popu1ist Convention.

ST. LOUIS, MO. July H.-Sergeant-at at
Arms i Ii. Mcdowell, of the Peoples
partv convention, received word this
morning from the Trunk Line Association.
Embracing the Baltimore and Ohio, the
cantraI railroad Of New Jersey, the
Cb"saneake and Ohio, the Lackawanna.
Grand Trunk. Lehigh Valley, New
York Central, Ontario and West
ern. Pennsylvania, Philadelphia ana
peSding and West Shore railroads,
tbat q rate of one fare for the round
trin has been granted for the Populist
Convention of July 22d. Tickets are good
70 start on July 10Th, and to return not
later than the 18th instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-15
Nzks1euS- <NS ssz2tono< Zzes1ery- 6z~ SsASteoS
BARGAINS ARE RIPE.
M : e.: ~; :: s.; 81; ' ;: i
'l1Vvc1 rleyers.
Summer Shoe Stock at great sacrifices COlOred
Worsted Dress Goods half price and less, and so on
with the Manufacturers, Importers, and Whole
saIers Stocks of Wash Goods, Black Dress Goods,
White Goods, Summer Underwear, etc.
MEMS HIGH GRADE BARGAIN
SHIRTS, s9c.

MEMS HIGH GRADE BARGAIN
SHIRTS, soc.
The Genuine Best Percales. soft ana
stiff bosoms. some attached and some de-
tached collars; some plated bosoms' sou
all around town for BIS, here ssc-
THE EMBROIDERY STOCKS.
WE DEVOTE MORE SPACE AND
MORE ENERGY THAN ANY olhEh
STORE IN TOWN.
where else DC.
French Dotted valenciennes Lace, pc.
dozen: soc. kind.
To-day. G. pieces Dotted Swiss Embroi-
derry. Pure Edges, TO I inches wide. ana
worth up TO Soc, go in this sale at '-oc'
yard Hardly more than to last the en-
tire day.
60 YARDS BUTTER VENICE LACES.
71-2 INCHES WIDE. HERETOFORE
SOLD y lie: ON CENTRE AISLE FOX
7-Sc. YARD.
LADIES' WAISTS.
Tailor-Made. Full Laundered, SIS Grass
Linen. separate collars, now ssc
s1.25 Organdie. separate collars. now o9c.
S1.25 Colored Stripe Linens, separate col
lars, now 69c.
81 percales. separate collars. now 69c.
sl25 Percales. same collars. now 69c.
$50 Madras, same collars, now &C.
81 80 Imported Loom Bingham, same col
lars, now 69c.
$50 Kiber Cloth. same collar, 69c.
SSc Percales. now 59c.
SSc Striped Madras. same collars. osc-
soc. Percales, Bishop sleeves, pointed
matched yokes, now S9c.
SHOES SELLING OUT.
| Summer Shoe stock is being sold out at
such prices as no shoes have ever been
| sold I'm Richmond before Meyers went
| into the shoe business:
81 Taior-Made Tan Shoes. now e.
"a French Kid Oxfords, now s..
! $50 French Kid Oxfords, now $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-15
DIR. ALLEN NOT At HOME.
The House ClOsed-furniture Levied
ON for the Rent.

The House ClOsed-iurniture Levied
On for the Rent.
Dr. j. O. l.. Allen. the prince OF patent
medicine men, whose tall form was
often conspicuous on the streets Of Rich
mouI. has left the city. and his where
ab8ut1 arc unknown. With him have
also c0ne his wife and his daughter.
The curtains are down at No. 2O6 east
Clay street. where, since last September
the Doctor and his family have been
LIVING and the silence OF death seems TO
yelrn within. When Dr. Allen moved
into the house he furnished II, so the
ne.ghbors say, with the finest of carpets
and household goods.
Until the evening Of the 9TH Of July the
family lived 10 the house mentioned. but
600 the day after the glorious Fourth the
Doctor told several OF his neighbors that
d. was going to Old Point for a few days
Of rest Mrs Allen Is said TO have told
her friends that she and her husband
were going 20 Ocean View first, and to
California afterwards. The real estate
agents who let the property TO Or. Allen
have levied on the household effects for
rent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-15

Sergeant John T. Han Is deveIoping new
cases Of burglary against William Wood
son. the negro now in Jail awaiting his
trial for the robbery OF Mr. Tignors resi-
dence. corner Twenty-third street and
Church-Hill avenue.
The detective has recoverel a silver
watch and a lot OF clothing. supposed TO
have been stolen by Woodson from r. c.
Undertakes house, on Jessamine street,
and a gold watch and lot OF clothing
taken by the negro from the residence Of
l.. &. Myers, PIP north Twenty-ninth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-15
Two Old Ladies' Fatally burned.

BALTIMORE. MD, July 14.-Mrs Luce
tia Woolford. aged 6i. and her sister
Mrs. Elizabeth Schlemaker 66 years OF
age. were horribly burned last night at
their home. 1910 Riverside avenue and
both died early this morning. The old
ladies were about to retire for the night
A small Kerosene lamp which the elder
woman held fell from her hand and ex-
ploded The blazing fluid ignited their
clothing and when neghbors succeeded
in extingushing the flames both women
were burned almost beyond recognition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-15
GETTING READY FOR BATTLE.
state Committee 10 Meet August attn.
4 bryan CIub-Dr. TudOr's Views.

4 Bryan Ciub-Dr. JudOr's views.
The Democratic leaders are beginning
preparations for war against their old foe,
the Republican party, in Virginia this fall.
The campaign bids fair 20 be an exceed
ingly hot one. Colonel J. Bell Bigger
secretary Of the State Democratic Commit
Tee. will call a meeting Of that body 70
be held on the evening OF August Attn, pro-
bEklyfat the jefferson. At this time the
committee viii select the chairman, and
tle lines upon which the battle is to be
waged Will be decided upon. Hon. j. Tay-
llg Ellyson. ex-chairman Of the committee.
said Yesterday that there was no question
that the national Democratic ticket would
carry Virginia by a good majority.
Already arrangements are being made
in tho several districts IN the state for
holding the district conventions. The First
District convention will meet one day this
week. and - is certain that Hon. William
A. Jones wilIbe renominated for Congress.
The Tenth District Democrats will hold
their convention on the S0th instant. Hon.
IT, ST. George Tucker is their representa-
tive IN Congress at present. He is being
opposed for the nomination this time by
ftatc-Senator IA. ID. Flood. OF Appomat-
toX. and the contest Is the most interest
ing in the State.
TO FORM 4 BRYAN CLUB.
There viii be a mass-meetlng at Old
Market Han at S clock tomorrow night
Tor the purpose OF organizing a Bryan
campaign club Mr.. Walter A Dunn, the
temporary chairman, selected at the con-
ference held ON Saturday night. requests
AN Democrats TO boz present and lend their
assistance In the formation Of this patri-
Ctc organization.
Messrs Thomas y Murphy and a. j.
Bradley have returned from the Chicago
convention. They say that they had a
most delightful stay In the Windy City.
Mf. Murphy yesterday said he was amused
ai the efforts u the goldbug papers to
Csparaec the convention. its platform.
and the candidate. Mr.. Murphy declared
That the convention vas the greatest that
has ever been held in the country lie
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-15
Robbery at N Hospital.

PHILADELPHIA, July 14.-An extern
sive robbery was reported to the police
late this afternoon. At 81. Joseph's Hospi,,
tai, yesterday $4,000 in money and
SIcora patients at the institution.
The valuables were taken from a trunk;
William H Thompson, professional
nurse at the hospital, is suspected as the
robber. He has disappeared, and the
police are looking for him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-15
HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS.
CLEAR THEFT OUT.
Note the irresistible prices /:


English China Dinner Sets. a COM
pIete set for six persons, worth 50, clear
ing sale price, 1925.
Masons Improved Porcelain-Lined
Fruit Jars at these prices: Pints, 3Sc.
dozen: quarts, 55c. dozen; half gallons.
Csc. dozen.
ss5 Haviland's China Dinner Sets. for
Si5. complete.
Handsome Cut-Glass Tumblers. worth
s. dozen, for l9c each.
Tin Soap Shakers. worth iOc., clearing
sale price &C.
Imported Crepe Paper, for decorating
and making lamp shades, worth lsc., for
Sc. roll.
New Decorated Jardinieres, worth lSc.s
clearing sale price DC.
Fine Woven Hammocks. with vaiances
spreaders. and hooks, worth 50, for $780,