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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-08-27

Miss Bessie Richards, OF Elk Neck. gave
lawn party at the home Of her aunt, Mrs.
Theodore A. Worrall, in North East in honor
of her guest, Miss Bessie Bowerman, of Bal
timore. The lawn was beautifully deco
rated with japanese lanterns. The evening
was pleasantly spent, one of the chief feat
ures of the program being nose contest.
The prizes were won by Miss Bowerman and
Harry Wilson, OF Elk Neck. Among the
guests were: Miss Fannie White, Of Ports
mouth; Misses Bessie Bowerman, Edith
Birch, Susie Macher, Mrs. Mary S. Macher,
Messrs Hugh J.. Pope, r. l.. Carr and Ed.
Gibson, Of Baltimore; Miss Addie Cochran,
of Middetown; Misses Margie Rutter, Bertha
Wilson, Bessie and Janette Richards, Name
Wright Polly Disston, OF Elk Neck; Mr.. and
| Mrs. C. II. Johnson, of Elkton; Misses Ruth
and Lille McCracken, Emma Thompson,
Laura Beatty and Mabel Day, Mrs. L. H.
Blackwell and Messrs. John Armstrong, d.
c. Mackey, Herbert White, Harry Wilson,
Ed Wilson. Dick Richards, Ed. Hammond
and W. A. Blackwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. John V. McGready gave a
watermelon party on Wednesday evening in
honor of their neces Misses Nellie and Amy
Walls. A pleasant evening was spent in
games and other amusements, while full
justice was done to the watermelons. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. John McGready,
Mrs. George 7. King Miss Bessie Richards,
of Oxford, Pa; Misses Nellie and Amy Walls,
nd 40 ,l,,
Lizzie King, and Messrs Frank Y. Fnnnn,
Herbert King, Charles n. Dickerson and A.
Bradley.
Miss Martha C. Heaton, OF Middletowp,
are guests of the family OF Rev. William
Schouler.
Lieut.. Warren J. Hancs returned to his
regiment at Fort Monroe on Monday after
Lieut. John L. Wilson, Of Company E, is
at the home Of his mother near Elkton suffer
ing from a slight attack Of malarial fever.
G. Montieth Gipin, of New York, is spend
ing several days with his mother at "Gilpin
Manor near town.
Misses Mamie and Rhea Simmer, of Gas-
gov, visited Miss Alice Frazer in Elktor.
this week.
Mrs. W. G. knight and Miss Ethel Knight
returned to their home in Baltimore Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Witworth and daughter
are visiting friends in Summerville. n. j.
Hairy Giles, of Washington, was an Elk,
ton visitor on Saturday and Sunday.
James J. Archer, ESD. OF Belair, was il
Elkton several days this week.
Miss Bessie Cameron, of Elkton, is visiting
Mrs. D, L. Clifford, at Zion
Miss Lillian Bennett is visiting Mrs. E. T
| Perkins in Washington.
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The fifth annual midsummer dance was
held in Rising Sun, on Wednesday even
ing, and considering the inclemency OF the
weather was well attended. Massino' s
Orchestra, OF Philadelphia, furnished music
and the daLce was a very enjoyable event.
The committee in charge was Messrs. Henry
Linn Worthington, o. T. Kimbell, and Bar
c'a' Reynolds, Jr. patronesses were Mrs. e.
n. Worthington, Mrs. G. S. Dare, Mrs L. c.
Dixon, Mrs. B. H. Brown, Mrs. Ira w.
Burdsall.
Some of those present were: Misses Eleanor
Jenness, Bessie Marshall. Jennie Maxwell,
Gertrude S. Dare, Carrie L. Kirk, Hannah M.
Kirk, Mary L. Worthington, Louisa NJ.
Worthington, Isabel Elliott, Mary Brumileld,
May Grey, Lillian AldJich. Helen NJ. Walter,
Janet G. Janney, Eleanor X. Morrison
Mrs. Z. G. Dixon, Miss Nol, Miss Ella Kirk
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Sill. Miss Mary Grier.
Miss Mabel Grier, Messrs Cecil and Evans
Ewing, +. G. Kirk. L. w. Brown, j. T. Rich
ards Jr., VIM. Andrews, VIM Davis, L. j.
McClenahan. G. Z. Dare. Sol. Townsend, Jr.
]. Z. Brumfeld J. Ii. Jenness, T. b. Moore
Theo Kirk, S. II. Barnes Dr. Geo. S. Dare
Frank Cherry, o. T. Kimbel, and II. L.
Worthington.
On Saturday afternoon a jolly party made
a trip down the river on the yacht "Con-
queror" owned by the Deibert brother.
The party was chaperoned by Mrs. William
Watson, and comprised Misses Edith Stilley
and Grace Armstrong, OF Philadelphia
Mary LETTERS. Maude Hague, Messrs. Howard
Watson. Clarence and Arthur Deibert, Chas
Larzalere ard Rudolph Tull.
Miss Elva Griffith. OF Chesapeake City
Miss Edith Lindsay and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
W. Lindsay, of Germantown. Pa, were the
guests of Mrs John T. Wilson this week at
the Howard House.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 7. Warburton have rC-
turned from trip to Boston and other New
England places Of interest.
Miss Maggie Reynolds. of Rising Sun is
attending the Biennial Conference of Friends
at Richmond. Ind.
james Clayton. of Baltimore, was IA guest
town, this week.
Sheriff J. Ross Conoly spent Tuesday with
his mother, Mrs. Sarah Conoy, at oxford,
Pa.
Mrs. C. F. Ludwig has returned from a
visit to Miss Lydia Fowler, at Spring Hill.
Mrs. Martha Stewart, Of Philadelphia. is
the guest OF Mrs. Dunbar Morgan.
DR.. and Mrs Thomas II. Gilpn are visiting
Miss Margaret Gilpin near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Moore spent severa
days in Washington this week.
Ernest Cruikshank, of Baltimore. visited
friends in Ekton this week
Misses Carrie and Emma Lewis are So
iourning at Atlantic City.
Prof. George A. Steele was at Atlanti,
City, this week.
Harry Morrison, a machinist on the U. S
Battl eship "Oregon' was in Elkton on Fri
day visiting his aunt Mrs Reuben E. lamar
additional Social News on Page ;.
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RISING SUN ITEMS.
RISING SUN. August 26, Is!

RISING SUN. August 26, 1888.
Miss Ella Morrison, of Wilmington is the
guest of Misses Hannah and Carrie Kirk.
Fl. Linn Worthington and Miss Mary L..
Wolthngton, attended dance on Thursday
evening given by party of young people Of
Oxford, at York Furnace.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. G. Hopkins gave very
enjoyable straw ride to Gipin's Rocks, on
Saturday afternoon. Those present We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira W. Burdsal. Misses Ger
trude s. Dare, Mary L. Worthington, Bessie
Marshall Helen Waters, Janette Janney.
May Gray, Lillian Aldrich, Jennie Maxwell,
Mary Brumiald, Messrs. Cecil and Evans
Ewing, c. r. Dare, II. +. Richards, G.. G..
H hopkins, Dare Hopkins and DR.. T, F. Kauf-
man.
H. NJ. Evans received word on Wednesday
evening that his son. Robert, who is en-
ployed by the Pennsylvania Il. r. Co, at
Philadelphia, had been seriously hurt and
was sent to the Presbyterian Hospital for
treatment. No particulars as to the accident
were received.
While playing the third match of tennis of
the summer between Rising Sun and Oxford,
on Thursday last, at oxford, Barclay Rey-
nolds, Jr., severely sprained his knee, caus-
ing him to stop playing and necessitatng his
being carried to the carriage to be brought
h ome The sprain will stop his playing for
the balance Of the summer The sets stood
SO, 81, in Rising Suns favor when the acct
dent occurred. John Kendall of Lincoln
Univt rsity, finished the game. the score at
the end being, 81, 60, 6-3, in Rising Suns
favor. Mr.. l.. Mccullough and w. X. Nc
Common, of Oxford, and Barclay Reynolds
were playing for the Pioneer Club until the
accident when Mr.. Kendall took the place OF
Mr.. Reynolds.
Miss Gertrude S. Dare gave a progressive
euchre in honor Of her guests, Mr. and Mrs.
Ira W. Burdsall on Friday evening. Prizes
were won by Mrs Edw c. Dixon and Dr. j.
H. Jenness. Some of those present were:
DR.. and Mrs. G. s. Dare, Miss Gertrude S.
Dare, Chas and G. II. Dare, Mr.. and Mrs. b
Fl. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Edw. c. Dixon Mr.
and Mrs. Ira w. Burdsall, Misses Jennie Max
well. Hanna and Carrie Kirk, Mary Worth
ington, Isabel Elliott NJ. Addie Smith, Ella
Kirk, Corpelia Kirk, Margaret Haires, Helen
Waiter, Janette Janney. May Gray, Lillian
Adrich, Miss n. A. Hazard, Messrs. G. G.
| Hopkins, Cecil and Evans Ewing, Edgar
Brown Edw. Gailor, Barclay Reynolds, o. Y
Kimlell, II. l.. Warrington, T. c. Kirk. Cliff
| ford Kirk and others.
The heavy rain on Wednesday night RAISED
pigeon Run" to such IN extent as to wasl
about 20 tons of coal from the creamery o
| Kerr al Wescott.
Invitations have been issued for the we'd
ding OF Sadie A. Scott to Walter r. Bufliing
ton at the home of Mr.. Joseph Lincoln on
Thursday September 8.
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-Repairs are being made to the pavements
of Elkton.
-Gypsies are encamped near Ekton in
Hollingswoth's woods
The public schools throughout the county
W Ill reopen on September l.
contractor Levi o. Cameron is cementing
the basement of the Elkton High School.
The Rev. William Fitz-simon of Zion has
returned from his vacation and will offlciate
tomorrow.
Admission tickets will be issued stock
holders daily at the Elkton Fair upon pres
entation of their stock certificates.
"A survey has been made by Winter l..
Wilson for the Elkton Town Council for the
proposed extension Of the sewers on Della
ware avenue and Church street.
The ladies Of Astury NJ. E. Church will
hold festival in the church lawn August the
31st if fair. If stormy that evening the next
fair night. For the benefit of the Sunday
school.
DIR. John H. lamar and States Attorney
William S. Evans made fishing trip down
the bay on Wednesday. taking the yacht
Carrie at Havre de Grace. They made a
good sized catch.
1t cannot be said that the people of Cecil
co unity enjoyed the intensely warm weather
this week. Wednesday was the hottest day
thus far in August, the maximum tempera-
ture being "a degrees.
The Epworth League of Ebenezer NJ. E.
Church, will hold their annual lawn fete at
the home of Mr.. VIM. Armour, near the
church, Wednesday evening, Aug. 81. II
invited.
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100 Acres of Land

more or less; the improvements consist of IL
very large BRICK MANSION HOUSE, all in
fine repair, beautifully located on he bank of
the Elk river, with well shaded lawn in
front; also barn and stable and other out
buildings in good repair, and two tenant
houses thereon, also in good repair This
farm affords beautiful view of the river;
the land is of good quality in good state of
cultivation and under good fencing. This
property will be sold subject to n mortgage of
$1,000, and the amount of interest thereon
will be given on day of sale. There is quite
an abundance of fruit on this property.
NO.2. Consists OF all that farm or tract of
land adjoining No. |, and known as the
Upper Poole Farm containing two tracts
of land, one conveyed unto William NJ. Sing
ery by Robert Archer, trustee by his deed
dated on the Twcnty-third day of November,
Eighteen hundred and ninety. one, and re-
corded in Lbcr j. 4. d., No. %. Folio 3l5, etc,
one of the Land Rccor1 Books of Cecil
county. containing a2o ACRES OF LAND,
more or less; and the other tract consists OF
all that piece or parcel Of land which was
conveyed unto William VI. Singer " by Amelia
.r.sszs Thomas ana others by deed dated
I9TB November II, 1889, and recorded in
INES Liber j. =. u. No. 81. Folio 3, etc,
.s.fIsea one of the Land Record Rocks for
Cecil county. These two tracts will bc sold
AS one entire farm, containing in the aggrc-
gate
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2g5 Acres of Land,

more or less The land is in IL high state Of
cultivation and this is II very productive
farm: the fields are laid on in % aCr" lots,
surrounded by new post fences; the improve
mcnts consist of IL new two-StOry FRAME
DWELLING HOUSE, al in good repair the
house having been built within the past few
years; there is also Il new barn on this prop
crty, which is one OF the largest barns in til"
county. built Of the very best material and
all in good order with windmill at the barn
farm and well worth the attention OF any one
desiring to purch&s"
NO 3. Consists of al. that farm or trac of
land situate within eighth of II mile of
Elkt III on the Elkton and Chesapeake" City
road known as HOLLY Hail." containing
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To Builders.

Proposals are solicited for Il frame school
house, to bc erected ut Colora, to be 4sft by
2Sft. with IL vcstibuc of II II. by 10 IT.
Bids to be opened on TUESDAY, AUGUST
I'D, at II o'clock.
House to be completed on or before Nov |,
For further information call on
augl3-2t GEORGE BIDDLE, Sec.
ElktOn, Md.
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The Maryland
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE
College Park, I'd.
MARYLAND'S SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY.
Four Courses ! Agricultural, Mechanical,
of Instruction Scientific, Classical.

Each Department supplied with the most
modern and approved apparatus. Practical
work emphasized in all departments. Grad
yates qualified 10 enter upon their litc's work
at once. New Science Hall viii be completed
and equipped by the Fall opening. Practical
Laboratories for the departments of Entomo-
logy. Pathology, Agriculture, horticulture,
Department supplied with all modern i'm
provcments. New bath rooms and closets in
an annex to the main building. Steam heat
board. medical attention $l54 for scholastic
yerr s. caution money on entrance. ST for
material for each laboratory. Payments
made quarterly. l2O page catalogue, giving
full particulars. sent on application. Daily
sanitary inspection by physician to College.
Attention is called to the short course of ten
weeks in Agriculture, Particulars sent on
application. Term commences September II
Early application necessary for admittancc.
Il. W. SII.N ESTER
iuly9-sw President NJ a. c.
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70 Acres of Land

moe or .css; the improvements consist of Il
large Brick MANSION HOUSE, sur r.c.ss
rounded by beautifully shaded iisi
lawn, and new frame barn, all in !YH
hrst-cass condition, any one dcsir- 80
ing country seat will do well to examine
this property before sale.
NO. 4. Consists of all that pi &c or parcel
OF land in the town of Ekton. which WAS con
veypd unto William VI Singcrly 10y John j
Black and wife by their decd dated on the I'LL
day of October, 1885,. and rccor Cd in Lihc' }
A. D., No. g, Folio 40. tc one of the Land
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See the way we reason in our new ad. in
another column of this paper.
Very respectfully yours,
W. f. BURNS & Bros,
Havre de Grace. Md.
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Elkt0n Academy.

The Elkton Academy will reopen Monday
September 9th, 1893, for the usual period OF
40 weeks, with courses in English Modern
Languages and Classics.
For terms apply to
c. c. HOLDEN,
aug6-2t Principal
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II ORSF FOR SALE-Brown cClt, Trinkct
NJ 10y Mistlctoc record 232. four years old,
sound. kind and gentle in all harness. Can
he driven by Il lady. Sold for want of use.
Flu Il guarantee.
FRANK II. BRADBURY.
Baltimore Bargain House,
ElktDu Md
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Transfers of Property Recorded This
Week
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Issued This Week at the Office of Clerk
of Court for Cecil County.
Joseph S. Croft, of West Grove, Pa, and
Mary A. Farran, of Chatham, Pa.
Frank Revelle of Newburg, N. Y, and
Augusta Wyand Mcgee of Cecilton.
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Notice to Stockholders
of the Cecil County Agricultural Society

Admission tickets for the Far will beissucd
to Stockholders of the Cecil County Agri-
cultural Society upon presentation OF the
stock certificate ut the ticket Office. The
tickets will be issued each day. GOOD for that
day only. NJ. TUCKER,
aug21-2w Secretary.
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g2 Acres of Land,

more or less. This land has II frontage of 500
along Nottingham road. This is II valuable
piece OF land now in the town limits; it can
he used for building purposes. rs it will aIord
fine building lots for dwellings, the land is in
high state OF cultivation and is very pro
ductive.
NOS. Consists of two lots of ground in
the town of ElktOn, bounded on the north 10y
East High street, on the west by Singcrly
avenue and on the south 10y Cathedral street,
one lot having been conveyed unto william
NJ. Sngcrly 10y the Philadelphia, " ilniington
and Baltimore Railroad Company 10y its deed
dated June lSt 1855, and recorded in Liher J.
.seIa@ y. d., No TO- Folio us, etc, and the
Int3% other lot having been conveyed unto
Enisb the said William NJ. S,ngerly by v 5;
I&1E Evans, Il torncy, 10y his deed dated
April LIST 1855 and recorded in l.ihcr J. A. D..
No. 10. Folio l2i, etc, another OF the SAID
Land Record Books; the improvements on
this property consist Of what is known is the
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-08-27
Singerly Cottage.

The house is three stories in height and is
one of the hundsomcst dwellings in Cecil
county. 1t il beautifully finished in hard
wood and The windows , VS., are Of plat% f'f.
floor, with water and gas throughout li,4iSS
tn" entire house This is a beautiful ,SIt.a@I
residence and worthy the attention of any
home.
The terms will be made known on dny OF
sale and viii hc liberal to suit purchasers
Sale will begin promptly nj II o'clock a. IN D,
without regard to weather.
W. II. WARRINGTON.
uugl3-ts Attorney named in Mortgage.
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MuslinE
Fur NExt W eek.

Talcum Powder, &C. and loo, box
Colgate Tooth Powder, lie per bottle.
Collingwood Cologne 25c. per bottle.
Flash Skin, Zoe. instead of 25c. per
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Saturday, September 3, 1898
AT Ii O'CLOCK A NJ

all the following described real estate:
mol. Consists Of all that farm or tract of
land in the Third Election District of Cecil
county, beautifully located on the Elk river,
about one and a.half miles south of 49,
Elkton. and known as the Lower hSaii!
Poo'e Farm" ii being the same real Tiii
estate which was conveyed unto Will ES IA
liam NJ. Singcrly by W.T.. Warburton, attor-
ncy, by his deed dated on the Third day of
July, 1893, and recorded in Libcr j 7. G., No
2, Folio 500, ETC., one of the Land Record
Books of Cecil county aforesaid, containing
about
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1898-08-27
AUGUST Fl, 1898.
Vim. B. Sharp
& CO..
Fourth and Market SITS,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Remnant Sale.

Coming week we shall sell
about 1000 yards of remnants
consisting of Percales, Cling
hams, Satines, Organdies,
Lawns, Madras, Cheviots,
Chintzes, Calicoes and Batistes.
They are from to 10 yards
each in lengths at the follow
ing prices: All the IL 4 to
37Hc. qualities will be sold
70. SC per yard. All the S to
Ioc. qualities will be sold for
sc. per yard.
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I. I. Mullln Il Sons.

IL 4 Lvf "ttt" u ~OcHc.
Note the 10 per cent.
offready-made
Discounts S uits a Il d
Trousers, ex-
cept Serges. 10 per cent.
off prices i'll our Custom
Department, IS per
cent. off Russet Shoes
and Straw Hats. Not
only from marked prices,
but goods that have al
ready been reduced since
stock-taking. There are
big bargains in our SIS,
$3.50 and SIS all-wool
suits for men. In the
fine Worsteds and Pin
checks at $40, S12 and
SIS. In the Odd Trou-
sers, all-wool, from 81. 50,
So and to S., all 10 per
cent. off. Nobby Serges,
C>hev;otc aud \NOrctedc
in our Custom Depart.
ment. Suits, $40 and up,
10 per cent. off; several
styles left Of our SIS. No
discount; special suits to
order, Some big drives
in single pairs and small
lots Boys Russet Shoes.
Sizes II to 2. Now ST..
Were s., So. so and S..
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REAL ESTATE.
Real Estate Sales.

The Groome farm on the road leading to
Chesapeake City, and containing 1863 acres
of land. was sold on Monday at private sale
by the heirs of the late Hon. James B.
Groome to Rev. Frank E. Williams, pastor of
the Boundary Avenue Presbyterian Church.
Baltimore. The price was $4,000.
James Spear has purchased the KILLER
farm in the Second district. near Chesapeake
City, for $1,000.
Caleb n. Price has purchased the John P.
Price farm for 100000.
Transfers of Property Recorded This
Week.
Margaret A. Gourley to Elizabeth Jane
Ann Jackson, lot in Rock Run, Sew
enth district. Observation-Disclosures. II
P Fendall Young and wife, to John 81.
Husfelt, 234 acres, First district ~ 1000
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Attorneys Sale
REAL ESTATE
IN THE
THIRD ELECTION DISTRICT
OF CECIL COUNTY, MD.

Under and by virtue of II power contai"ed
in IL mortgage dated on the Seventh day of
February. in the year Eighteen hundred and
ninety eight, and recorded in Liber !. G. W =,
No. 3, Folio 2li, etc, one Of the Mortgage
Record Books of Cecil county, the under
signed attorney named in said mortgage
will sell ut pubic sale at the Court House
door in Elkton on
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TO RENT.-A LARGE STORE ROOM IN
Knights of Pytnias Hall, Cherry Hill. Im
mediate possession, Inquire of
p. II. CLEANER,
marl9-tf Eikton, Md
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Order the CECIL WING for 1898.
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w hite Lawns.

The balance Of our remnants
in White India Linen will be
sold next week at u &c. per
yard, tor 81, 37}a and 4oc.
qualities, ? to 10 yards in each
remnant.
MuslinE
for this week at special prices
are:
Williamsville bleached, Gle
Standard Sheeting, extra heavy, sc.
per yard.
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Carpets

Our reduced Carpets are
being taken rapidly-a few
DAYS more will clean out the
lot.
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Flash Skin, Zoe. instead of 25c. per
yard.
Carpets
Our reduced Carpets are
being taken rapidly-a few
davs more will clean out the
lot.
$500 Wi!tons for $1.0O per yard.
$l.G5 Administer for S1OO per yard.
$l.2h Administer for SOC. pen yard.
$l.35 Body Brussels for 95c. per yard.
$1Oo velvets for 75c per yard.
Only few more left Of the
81 Moquette for 67c.
We have added 50 rolls of
Tapestry Brussels to the sale
as follows:
S5c. ones for 60c. per yard.
zoe. ones for 55c. per yard.
G0c. ones for 45c. per yard.
Remnants Of Moquettes,
Administer and Body Brussels
are all 6oc. per yard. They
might do for some Of your
rooms. Bring your measures.
LinEns
Every housekeeper likes
fine Table Linens. The COM
ing week we will offer an OPP
portunity to secure some fine
table cloths that don't often
occur. They are are at about
half the regular prices and
consist of some of our finest
qualities at the following re-
auctions:
3 yds. long extra heavy half
bleached damask cloths, in
beautiful patterns, with bor-
ders all around, S2.95 grade
for S1.75.
~ yds. long extra heavy
half bleached double damask
cloth, So 50 grade for 81 per
cloth, and the 81 ones tor
$3.50.
Fine double damask cloths,
full bleached, splendid grade
and magnificent patterns go in
with the same reductions.
2! yards long, German make, $3.50
ones for $3.50.
yards long, German make, s. ones,
for So.
yards long, Irish make, So ones for
$175.
D yards long, Scotch make, 50 ones
for 81.
% yards long, Scotch make, $3.50 ones
for 81 rs.
yards long, Scotch make, $3.50 ones
for $2.75.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-01

Buchanan--Pro Property-owners against paving :
 Twenty fifth. Church to Dolores-Property- owners against sidewalks .:...' =. '.:.. .. . Ftlbert, Pierce to Scott-Same against paw ing. ...' + .'.:.-,. :. ;, ',--'....1. Green, Laguna to Octavia, including cross ing of Green and -LagUna-Same. =
 EugenIa avenue. Meultre to Anderson-Prop- rty-oWners against grading sewertng etc 1reen ana " Mebster--Property-o against paving of crossing .-. -. Green. Webster to Fillmore-Sarne s.: :: .. Vallejo, Fillmore to Steiner-Same. -..:.' PETITIONS REFERRED TO STREET COM .-. MITTEE. :-.. F.. ..-. 2.
 Ninth avenue, K to point 125 feet south of P-E; F. Dennison, for grading, paving side " sixteenth. 255 feet westerly from Castro. erng ..:-.' ~
 Bosworth, Mission to Rotteck-R c. de Boom, requesting postponement of grading.
 McAllister. Lyon to Central avenue-Prop- erty-owners to pave
 REPORT OF STREET COMMITTEE ON
 MATTERS SUBMITTED AT PREVIOUS
 SESSIONS.
 Leavenworth, Lombard to Chestnut-In favor of paving.
 Chestnut. Hyde to Leavenworth-In favor of same by private contract.
 1l11 Nallejo-In favor of repairing sidewalks
 Army, Castro to Noe-In favor of filing the petition of property-owners for grading sewer ing, etc.