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The Columbus journal., 1898-04-13
Postmaster Kramer reports the La

Postmaster Kramer reports the last
quarter ending April l. as being record
breaker for receipts at the postofice N
thus city. The receipts we're Sn. a
gam OF Sj62 over the same months of
last year, which shows the city Is making
a substantial growth. and more than
this. If the gam holds where II Is nov,
xe vii be II the second class and sn-
titled 10 a government building.
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-13

We are informed that the wife OF
Asber. Wsisenfiuh, prominent farmer
hv1g N LOup township died Saturday
evening and was buried In the Duncan
cemetery Monday. We we're unable To
get any particulars. except that she had
been aillns for some time. Mrs. Weis-
enfiuhis maiden name vas Mss Born.
snd she was vel known 10 many JoCs-
NAL readers. as al intelligent. estlmable
Young wouan- Ii seems that her first
dihculty was a swelling or the hand
that defied treatment and necessirated
the amputation OF the hand Then
there Was a gathering n the lungs.
causing her death after long term Of
suffering
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-13
Ne keii$,ssa AZ All

L. last veek's Platte County Duffy
Democrat v1s IN article N relation 10
our late city election The writer Of
that article knew or ought 70 know that
the statement he made vas false
There was no religion IN the election. Il
v1s . matter Of Who the average voter
th019ht vouid do the best Tor the IN
t9uas of the CITY ths coming ysar.
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-13
While C. 81 Sheldon Was

While c. E. Sheldon Was burning
nus meadow and pasture land scross the
river Saturday and the wind vas u the
north all was veil, but with sudden
veerinS Of the wind into the west, the
fire ran to the road OF the east line,
burned ftry-dolla- bridge on the eoun-
II Ene between Polk and Butler coun-
ties. then across east where some hay
and timber on the Klaus farm was de-
srruveG.
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-13

Notice l. hereby gwen that the Board
Of Education Of the city OF Columbus
vii receive sealed proposals for a school
building site within the tollovln3 boun-
daries. 10 Wit
On the Forth by the city limits. On
The east By * street. on the south BY
Thrteenth street. and on the vest b.
Platte street and Nebraska avenue
Sand proposals 10 De for not less than
one-half nor for more than one block Of
ground and 70 be fled with the secre-
rary or or before May d. 1s9e-
The board reserves the rixnt 70 REJECT
any and all bids
Dated Columbus Neb-- April s. Iste
J. H. GALLEY. President.
Attest ]. G. BECHzR Secretary. q
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-13

Henry Ragatz Il Co. have finished
re-arrsngIng. painting and papering
their store room. SO that customers who
step N can see at a glance that house
cleaning for spring AT the Razatz store
has been done BY skilled vorkmen-
Everything Is spick and span- and aside
from that. the store is one Of the best
and mcst complete grocery houses II
the state. every thing considered Up
stairs he has an immense lot Of goods.
some Of which was bought early II Jan
uary for tins summers use. The new
warehouse IS full Of bulky goods, such
as Ril do0r, etc, etc They put their
salt sugar and nour II. II carload lots
and find their new house very con-
yentenr
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-13

Fred Curtis met with very painful
accident while engaged With his work
He Was putting up a windmill for Henry
Rudai across the river and II some man
ner lost his balance and fell a short dis
rance and II falling stuck large spike
into bus left wrist. he viii De unable TO
work for several days The wound Is
healing very nicely and he does not an
ricipaue any bad results from II.
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-13

-Councilmer Gray. Lehman and Held
as :he committee on parks tad the water
mann tapped on Olive street Thursday
last for the purpose Of running a inch
and a quarter pipe vest through the
CITY PARK. which VII have three taps On.
making il possible TO run four sprink-
Iers which should keep the park veil
Irrlza,eS
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-13

t. c. Elliott of Walla Walls- Wash
InSton. spent Sabbath II the city On his
way east Re vii De remembered as
the sor OF the Congregational minister
who lived here years ago, now grown 10
manhood H Is treasurer Of Whitman
college there. bis mother living with
him. She sends greeting 10 all her old
friends, which means all who knew her
N those days. when they did SD much
for the welfare Of the children OF this
city.
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-13

-Dr. yoss returned Saturday from
Chicago where ne, with a class Of -
others vas attending a postgraduate
course Of Lectures. The Dr. says he ID
veil pleased With his rzIp, and brings
back q diploma To show his good BE-
hayior while u the CITY.
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-13

If Agent Tiee OF the Children's Aid
Society OF New York comes along on
time. April -. with the orphan children.
Platte county viii observe Arbor Day As
she never has before. She viii trans
plant 4 number of friendless Young chil-
d-en among her good people. and who
can predict into what they vii develop
We never see child anywhere between
the age OF five 10 fifteen years but what
We pause and wonder what the future
has N store for them Watch them. you
Who live and have a chance. and see
what Platte county vii make out Of
them Remember Nebraska furnishes
sometimes criminals as veil as states
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-13

The friends u attendance at the
funeral Of NH G. ". Philips from
abroad were: Ar. and NA G. D. Phil
lips Of Elk City, Nebr.. Thomas Wlkin-
500 and wife Of Blair. Nm Ida Smith,
Omaha. Horace a. Hudson and wife.
Silver Greek. xnd " a. WIctefbothan,
wife and two daughters.
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-13

Are yuu lacking N strength and en-
e.y- Are you nervous. 6eSpocdsEt. T.
riratie bilious cc,s.ipstsd and e.c-
eraIiz run do~r n heS,th- r So vcur
liver = torpid aci 4 fsw doses Of Her
hine viii cure YOU Eerbine has nc
equal rs 2 health reS.orec. Dr.. A
Heiuz and Pollock 4 Co
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-13

james Leggett, ons OF the old
settlers Of the Postville neighborhooSs
died Monday, April 4. aged nearly .s
years. The funeral Was heId al the
Congregational church on Wednesday
The deceased leaves q wife. three
daughters and two sons. who have the
sympathy of all u their sorrow One
of his sons Is II the Trarsvaal. Africa at
present Monroe Republican
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-13

II your chic has thin. pale cheeks.
uncertain appetite and unrestfuI sleep,
il has WORMS. and curing With s1ror&
medicines only makes conditions
wcrse. by irritating ifz delicate ssom-
ach Whites Cream VexMifn<e In mid
bU1 certain IN eject. and il q SUPERIOR
tonic as veil n . proairiye worm d.
SuUysK. Dr.. A Heinu and Pollock Z
Co
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-13

Uncle John Huber received A mes
sage from his scn Charles. al jamestown.
Calf. stating that the doctor said
Charles might nos stand the trIp home
II a Pullman and 70 send man al once
Mr.. Huber's Ill health would Iot permit
him 10 make the rrip, but ne sent joe
Tiffany Who started Saturday morning
On the fast mail Charley viii he re-
membered by the older citizsns. though
he has not been here for the past eiGh-
teen years HIS zster, Mrs Emma
Williams. who lives II Wisconsin VIII
come home and take care Of him until
the end which cannot be far of as ne L
SAID 10 be IN the last stages OF consump-
toe II Jee has good luck on the trip
and does not have To lay over with his
patient he should be here BY the 18th
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-13
City Csancii-

The city fathers met Thursday evening
at the council chamber when Mayo.
Speice and Councilmen Newman and
Echois retired, their term of Office hav
ing expired.
The new council convened Al once. "
A McAllister administering the oath o.
ofice 10 Mayor Fitzpatrick and Coun.
Gilman Dusseil and Gleason
4 resolution vas read signed by Held
Lehman and Ernst. highly compliment
ing the outgoing mayor and councilnen
for their efficiency and untIring efforts
II the welfare OF the city during then
terms of Office.
City Attorney Henslsy also paId a
glowing tribute To the retiring members.
saying that In bus opinion the council oi
last year had been the best one the city
had seen In the past twenty y-five years.
Rsririns Mayor Speiee also made a
short address. thanking the council FOR
their assistance during his term. he
also congratulated the new mayor and
escorted him 10 his seat.
c. c. Gray vas elected president Of the
council for the ensuing year.
The following appointments we're
made. which were confirmed: Chief of
Police. August Setback: assistants. E D.
RS.r,,r and Iob, Rrork
City physician. Dr.. d. T Martyr
Water commissioner. Wm- T Allen
City attorney, ". A AcAllister
The following standing committees
we're then appointed by the mayor for
the ensuing year:
Public property and v1terworks-
Gray. Held and Lehman
Finauce-Ernst, Gray and Held
Streets and srsdes-Held- Lehman
and Gleason
Police-Ernst. Gleason and DusseIl.
Printing Lehman and Gses-
son-
Fire-Heid- Ernst and Gray.
Adjourned.
Apnl g.
Permits we're granted As follows To
druggists. Stillman, Schupbsch Co,
c. E. Pollock 4 Co. A Heintz; whole
sale hauor dealers. ]. b. ksrse1brock.
NJ Abts; retail NJ Abts. Wu- Bucher.
C. Rohde, S. Gass. Y A Nacksn, Paul
Hoppen- 5. J. Ryan. Herman Trimboru.
l. Lee.
Tie nomination Of James O'Brien as
street commissioner was confirmed
Lehman moved that the Columbus
Telegram De awarded the contract for
printing.
GRAY moved 10 reconsider the action
Of April II reference to bids and that
TIE CoLuAsUs JOURNAL De allowed the
printing of ordinances and legal notices
al on--half legal rates. Carried.
April IL
All present except Ernst, abeent from
city.
Reading OF minutes Vas dispensed
with
The mayors appointment OF CHRIS.
From as commissioner Of streets was
confirmed IN place Of James O'Brien-
declined.
License To retail Intoxicating liquors
was granted 70 Lehman Il Hsrchenhan-
BIDS for city sprinkliug are 10 be fled
on or before ) O'Clock. April IL.
Moved By Councilman Gray and car
ned that the action of the council at
last meeting In regard Ia letting the
legal printing be rescInded FROM the
time OF opening the bids. and the bids
be referred 10 the committee 90 printing
to report az our next regular meeting.
Adjourned 10 Tuesday. April -.
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-13

-A. Wesley Cole and Ais E6e
Watts we're quietly married al the resi-
dence OF the brides mother, at Watts
vile. about sixteen mules northves, Of
the city. Wednesday morning OF last
week. Rev h A. Shuman of6ciAflnS
OF the groom ve know little. bat he L
repused 70 be a young business man OF
Henry county. H. The bride vas born
and partly raised in tins city and Was
the only daughter OF the late J. a.
Watts. The happy couple left WeGnes-
day noon for Toulon- Ill. where they
reside Ii the future. Her many friends
IN this city viii wish her all the pleas
ure thus hfe affords.
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-13
The Omaha : Daily-Bee

contains the very latest usss OF he
Spanish and Cuban troubles. II prrrs
THE FULL Associated Press dispatch
g and the View York World exclusive
special serviee. You want the mosr
cocn npiete news. Too. Of the Trans Alssas-
nppi Exposition. which only The Bee
pubisaAea. lou can
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-13

-Chario Whalsy hn pWchassd ths
north ooe-hah ot the Huber property On
ThKsaanth sfreee. u making some solld
improvements, and vii occupy It -
residence he - moving the hoase back
about twenty feet from the street, ID put
ting neW brick fonndasiou under II and
making sOme other chaneeA
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-13

j. z Aeagher vas u Omaha two
days Of lass week and while there vent
al through the exposition grounds BE
ssys that Il IA the busiest place n the
counery-sseam defricin. pile drivers.
men and horses all bus.-everybody
rushing to get their contracts eom-
pasted - the time - getting very short
he ssys that II the enterprise rs fail
ure from any reason II VII be because II
H ou too gigantic . scale They are nov
tnnsplanfing large trees through al
parts of the grounds. eveling Oh and
seeding. Hr. Naazher ays that those
who hase visited the grounds some
vea6 ago. would scarceiy recognize
them nos, % great hAs been the change
and % rsPid the work II VII be we'll
vUfh oneis time and trouble to visit the
Gundb Il thy should happen 70 be N
ths city, ny tns bsevosR nov md
vR II SEs8 oDG
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-13

-EAssef Sunday davned clear with
not much wind. although little cool Il
the early morning. Before midday II
had TUNED warm and Wa perfectly de-
h9httul AL the churches we're crowd
0ed both morning aud evening but those
that held their Easter exercises In the
evening were especially crowded A
number OF the churches had a regular
program gwen by the scholars Of the
Sunday schools The children always
do remarkably veil plainly showing
their exeeLlent training. At the conciu-
saoc Of the exercises. all scholars were
served With Easter eRxs.
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-13

r NJ Ceokingham Of Humphrey
v.s Ii town Friday and gave Us some
facts rssarilng the accidental death of
the little child of J. C. Roth Mr.. Roth.
with partner. conducts a livery bust
sass and had let team To a party and
mad then started himself to attend a
funeral Shortly after he had gone oue
horse Of the team he had let on. return
81 70 the barn bleeding badly. the other
one having been killed by getting into a
vire fence. Mrs. Roth went 70 the barn
tE few minutes and upor her return
10 the house found the child ia swear
old with ifs clothes burned of and
vrithing II agony. 4 man vas hurried
ly sent after Xr Roth vino returned Just
a lev moments before the little fellow
died II v,s indeed distressing acci-
dent
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-13

The vorkmer or the Great Eastern
Canal have finished all bridges. and
cleaned out the ditch as far down as
Monroe. which makes Il ready for the
water which vii be rurceG Ii next week
We understand that 81. J. Henjryx. who
has large acreage OF winter wheat IN
der tie ditch. viii irrigaie q portion OF
il soon unless heavy raIrs shall eor,e
within few days.
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-13

We clip the following from the St
Joseph. No. Daily News. paper which
l. considered. generally speaking. as very
reliable. The items appeared under the
head Of Nebraska News. but where they
divine:
Columbus Is figuring on building a
$4,000 hotel A klordlke mas been
discovered II Booze county. 4 mine
has been located about q mile from Mur-
ray and II Il said 10 be rich IN gold and
copper. A sueiter VII be erected and
mining vii commence Immedlateiy.
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-13

-Dr. Arnold has lately put IN his ofice
IN 4-fay outfit eomplsse. consisting Of
q 5s.fie e2sctric machine and Crooks
tuba, with which the doctor = able to
see bones Of the hvins body Ths MA
chine u Of great assistanee 70 doctors in
many cassA With the X-rzy they are
enabled to examine the entire ska2eeon-
also the internal organs such . the
heart. hyer. lungs, etc It u especially
valuable ID examining fractures OF. or
diseased bones, bringing them to view
a. plainly a though entirely bare.
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-13

By mali with Sunday S2B for three
moafhs; without Sunday ID cents a
month By eanssr Is esnts q week
Or6R is iron
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-13
Don't Wait

aweek for the news II
these exciting time By the nev -rAIn
service the best paper u the vest reach
e. you first II the norring-
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-13

d. J. Ches,rutvood Of Norfolk.
formerly of this city. spent few days
here thus week visiting friends and ac
auainrances He says he did not expect
that his present position Il the post
ofice there would hold a great while
longer. as :he administration would very
likely make a appointment soOn- He
returned 10 bis home Tuesday evening.
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-13

In these days Of accomplishments
We have heard of sky -scraper buildings.
etc, but new phase came under our
observation Las; Friday IN the shape OF
sky-scraper striking machine which
vas on exhibition on our streets 1t vas
built upon the same plan as the Old
style maui striking machine only that II
had ball which Travelled wire extend
ing about 20 feet into the ar. It Was
NO doubt the outcome of the studies of
some genius Who wished 70 revive the
failing interes; taken IN the old style
machine.
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-13

naa.G In - n0 70 snSa1op this
IaEEs sesek 6 fs ~ vUth 80 % %
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-13

Just As many Of our good citizens
we're making up Their minds that every
slzn wee looking like q dry season this
wear. IT starts IN and u giving Us reg
ular. oid fashioned. down east pour
down. and If looks rs though II was
general
Any one wishing q contract 10 put
ND and bale for market $40 tons Of hay
durine July and August. or want L
section OF good gr.ss between Columbus
and Belivooi. can get il by addressing
Aug. Lockner. 2a6 Davenport street.
Omaha Nebr. 3s
Stop that barking BY use Of BaIlard's
HorehoCnG Syrup. II arrests the cough
sIIays irritation Of the throat. and "a
heves congestion Of the lungs in day-
II Is safe and pleasant to take and
never disappoinrs sc 4 Soc DR. A
H-:ntz and Pollock Z Co.
-Nzrmoy 4 Simmons had the mis-
fortune TO have their large nrigafinG
windmill fall OF the tower into the
vafer Thunday night, caused by q key
becoming boose N Journal and letting
. vheel work loose. They vii have to
send for nev castings.
Dr. Ciarf attended the wedding Of
his cousin- Mn Angie Finch It Wood
vile. list Wednesday. She was mar
ned to II. Char}es Scha1fef The Dr..
reports haNng had . good time. With q
lA-xe number Of mnde N sttendAnce
With NUMEROUS presenfA
Charles Whaley received word from
hs brother George. who Is attending the
University ss Lincoln and who recently
joined a he.yy artillery company which
VS. orEznl1ed there. that the company
had received orl3en 10 report for duty
and were expected % move st any time.
-ChariB PearAH came up from
Omaha and spent Sunday with hindA
he 0ys that he stiu c3aims thu city -
his hone md expects that he always
win, slthou8h he may rsm0ve hn family
70 OUaha this summer, or during the
time h shau hn1d h1 PRESENT position
Fire destroyed . st.ck of hay Of
ab0gt alDe s0as Friday Tor O. 1. Baker
Ha, With to 00, vae at vuEk burning
sruund IN Hnneru0 sench nWfh of
tom, Wh0 N snos unaseoumtahle
nnnn0 In - 00 70 Gnva10P this
I~s seask a 6s ~ vWth 80 % 90
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-13

Residence. Seventeenth and Quincy.
O&ce. Olive s.. first door north Of Erod
tuehrer. Telephone O6ce %; resi-
dence A. Il
The nursery men Of the state have
been busy thus week deiIvering theIr
spring orders. The people OF TINS county
pay oat large sum annually for trees
and plants.
The Cclon P.cific are dong q biS
business Just nov rushing sheep 70 the
eastern markets Several tram loads a
day sre coming from the Idahe and Or
eson ranees-
Give the children al the play ground
Won can conveniently get together
around the rev school house. Fou,
blocks wouldn't be too much- Il you
could get L.
Mis- Ethel Galley has been At home
about a week trum her Lincoln school.
She returned Monday and VII graduate
m vocal and irssrumensal mnssc IN about
one month
The Ladies' AuHhary OF the Con
recational church are planning to hold
a Nav festival On April .. Nay basketz
.s veil q potted plants and snnnaia
viii be for sale.
The remains Of Nn E RabA VIC
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-20
A MAN Killed
Near the North Wheeling Glass
Works Yesterday Afternoon,
WAS RUN OVER BY A WAGON
Which was Heavily Loaded with
Sand, and his Neck Broken, Re
sulting in Almost Instantaneous
Dcath-A Peculiar Feature was THAI
=. no ono saw the Accident Coroner
schpItze Holds an Investigation.

Yesterday atternoon about 1870 o'clock.
Thomas n. Kahn. st.. a iaborer EN-
ployed at the North wheeling glass
works. was Instantly killed By \ fall
from heavily loaded SAND wagon. one
wheel Of which ran over his neei.
Kahn, with Andrew Haberfield and Gus
Roeder. was engaged in loading sand
into wagon a. ihe glass works switch.
Kahn remained on the loaded wagon
With Haberneid. and the wagon was
started UP Second street. Haberield
turned when The wagon suddenly joited
and was surprised TO see Kahn lying
PROSTATE in the street. Though nobody
cav the accident, It IS supposed Kahn
fell from the wagon and that the rear
wheel OF the heavily loaded vehicle ran
over his neck, killing him almost In
s;antly.
Kaln was taken TO the North Wheel
ing hospital. but his case was past NOR
tai aid. In the evening Coroner SchultZe
arrived on the scene and made an In
Vestigation, which resulted in verdict
Of accidental death. Kane was . years
old. single, and lived with his father
az 4l3 Coal street. North Wheeling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-20

Hodshon's hat factory has been one
or the busiest Industries in Wheeling
this fall, many extra hands being em-
ployed to keep up with the demand for
This excellent, grade Of home made hats.
Mr.. Hodshon desires to call the attea-
lion OF the publIc 60 the quality OF his
different grades. He guarantees his
81 so hat to be the equal OF any 50 hat,
his 81 and Sc 80 hat TO ne the equal OF
ans and superior 10 many - % mats.
The proprietor OF this establishment
makes trip east twice gear ana Sc
cures the blocks Of all the latest styles
and being practical workman ne per.
sonally supeTlntends all the details OF
his factory. Saiesroom at NJ. lO64 Main
street. An initial hat mark given with
each hat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-20

Lieutenant Kembie White. OF the
Second West virginia Volunteers. a son
Of ex-unlted States Marshal H. s.
White, has been promoted as an aide on
tho stan Of Major General Kline, Of the
volunteer army. Young white was Sc
lected to prepare the camp for the
brigade OF which the Second West Viz
ginia Is one regiment, and FULFILLED his
duties with such marked ability that
his services were recognized BY his Sc
lection as aide.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-20
Chc 5nteIIiaencer
once: IS ana 81 Fourteenth Street.


I.ost-A Small Spaniel
Stockholders Meeting-crystal Glass
cialrvoyant and Palmlst-Prot True
For sais-Theo. W. Fink & Co.
For Sale--HoWafd HaZlett.
Opera House-Shoro Acres.
Opera House-Ben'hur.
Annual Ball-Mayer's Band.
-I,ost-A Pair of Gold Spec;acies.
our Book Depurtment-Stonc & Thomas
The Difficult Problem-House & Herr
Great ReductiOns-M. Gutman & CO.
Fifth page
Banl-SecoHd page.
cbris ;IiS,t Mems SIX Umbrellas-AIc-
Fadden's-Seconi page.
American I.ine-J. G. Tomiinson-Seeond
MEMS Holiday Fixlngs-wil Gutman-
sT BSiiaiF Saa and BeuwOod Ferry-R NJ. gill
leland.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-20

This is a live line with US, that's why its always
kept at high tide Dainty Gowns, Skirts, Corset
Covers, Drawers and Chemise, at any and every
price. affords fullest scope 10 buyers. Also
opened this week. over score OF beautiful styles
Infants Nainsook and Dimity SLIPS, which
range from soc to SAYS. Baby's every want
easily supplied Dresses, Soft Shoes, Hose and
Mitts, Dainty Caps and Goats, Embroidered
Flannels Solid Gold Rings, Toilet Articles and
new line OF Waterproof StOckinct Bibs, Diapers
and Sheets
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-12-20
c. HESS & sons
Useful and Elegant Christmas Gifts at
Popular Prices.


Popular Prices.
COLLARS-Alwnys the very newest for
Ladies' and Gentlemen.
NECKWEAR-Allt the latest styles.
GIOVES-ktd. MOco, Asbestol' SILK
and Wool. , ,.,,,,,,,,,,.,
SILK. Wool nnd Cotton.
ia NDkEllCllEFS- silk, Linen ana
CnmbriCS.
WOrstedS.
KNIT JACKETS AND COAIS-'Wool
and WOTsteds. 80,
USiBRELLAS- silk ana MohHir, with
Fancy Handles.
UNDERNEATH AND HALF HOSE
Wool, Cotton ana .Inrus' IiSElenlc.
A suit 0f Clothes, OverCOat, Pair OF
Trousers or FnnUy Vest TO order, ms
We have their measures.
{. HESS & SONS,
Fashionable T'RilOIsl ana FIIr'ntShers,
1921 aud l1.3 Market street.