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Middletown transcript., 1899-09-30
no QUIZ SUBSCRIBERS

The TRANSCRIPT has said little, too
little In fact, as to its subscription ac-
counts. One reason has been the pro-
tracted illness of the editor. Bills are
being sent out now. however, a. fast as
they can be reach.S andl early replies
are requested. Where subscriptions
have been running for an extended
time and no notice is taken of the bills
SAINT they will be put in the hands OF
collectors. Such cause is positively
necessary. OF subscription accounts
nd experienced newspaper man writes
The practice Of continuing sub
seriptions, inefnitetely made. year after
year is 0 bad one. Two or three years
ID the average limit Of mans memory.
when it comes to ordering newspapers
sent him. If his del nquency runs be-
yond that limit, be torgets that be
ordered .ae paper and in many cases
will swear that he never ordered 1t.
The larger his delinquency bill, the
surer he is and the harder he will swear
that he never ordered it. This is q fact
and condition Of human nature that
must be recognized as factor in the
newspaper business.
"Nui tan credit ever be eliminated
from the newspaper business. It like
wise is condition which must be
recognized. But there is middle
ground where the publisher may tread
safely. It is temperance in credit. ex-
tension. Radicalism In advance pay
ment and intemperance in credits go
hand-in-hand In inviting failure in not
only the newspaper buRiness, but also
in every other branch Of commercial
life.
"The middle ground-the temperate
position-isi fe.o
Recent reference to q "hard case, y
o man who ha had favors aside from
the money 9 yves the TRANSCRIPT,
who has means. who has not paid q
cent for all these years, brought two
wondering and good-paying patrons to
the Office with the inquiry, "Is it Ip'
Look at the label of your paper and let
1t answer the question. None who
pay regularly even though o triie
tardily are meant by this notice. It ia
the long standing obligations, for such
they are, that makes the heart sick.
Again we take to ourselves share
of the responsibility where bills which
should have been sent and were not ;
bills which are paid upon presentation.
Illness is the only plea to offer those
subscribers. but here is the statement.
CoMPARE. The. date Of ths label on
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your ranel with your last payment Of
subscription and II any discrepancy ex-
lists notify the ofllce-the sooner the
greater our Obligation.
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-The printing press has made presidents,
killed poets, furnished bustles for beauties
and polished genius with criticism. It has
curtailed the power Of kings, graced the
pantry shelves, and busted. 1t has con-
serted bankers into paupers and made Law.
yers out of college presidents. It has educa.
I'D the homeless and robbed philosopher OF
his reason. 1t smiles and cries and some
times dies. but It can't be run to suit every
body and the editor Is fool who tries,
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Governor Tunnel has commissioned
the following men to act as delegates to at.
tend the Farmers National Congress of the
United States. which meets at Boston in
October: New Castle county, James Shall
cross, Henry H. McMullen and James II.
Shakespeare; Kent county. e. H. Bancroft,
Joseph a. Whitaker and John Fl. schabin.
ger; Sussex county, J. Walter Anderson,
Robert Dodd and Daniel Short.
Middletown transcript., 1899-09-30

THE Delaware Plaindealer OF Har-
rington made its appearance on Thurs.
day, Sept. 21st, Frank Whelen, o bright
and energetic newspaper man Of Dover,
as editor. The paper will merit sue
cess if the initial number is any indi-
cation OF It's future. It is Democratic.
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S$SSSSSSS$SSSS
Fall Merchandise

Our great cash purchases have placed us in
possession of the largest and best assorted
stock of fall merchandise we have ever as
sembled The lowest price marked on every
thing, this store offers every advantage to
you. Immense stock, low prices, up-to-date
goods, always the most for the least money,
money cheerfully refunded if purchases are
not satisfactory.
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STATE or ONO, CITY OF TurEpo, |
T4xssa Z. fYnrrrrTy


FRANK J. EHrfEY makes oath that he il
the senior partner Of the firm Of +. J.
0HEEEY 8 Co.. doing business in the City
of Toledo. County and State aforesaid, and
that said firm win pay the sum Of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every
case of CATARRH that cannot be cured by
the 1se OF Halls CATARRH CURE.
FRANK =. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In my
presence, this 9th day Of December, A. D.
1896.
A. w. GLEASON,
SEAL Notary Public.
esNsAy
Hall's Catarrh Cure ID taken internally,
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. Send for testi-
fnonials, free
FL CHENEY a CO.. Toledo. O.
Sold by Druggists, 76c.
halls Family Pills ars ihe best
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TIaht Gowns.

} 500 DOZEN WOMEN'S MUSLIN
NIGHT GOWNS, Mother Hubbard style
|, yoke trimmed with four rows Of embroid,
cry insertion and tucks; positive 3ec. value
200 DOZEN WoMEN'S MUSLIN
NIGHT GOWNS, two different styles, plain
tucked yoke, and trimmed with four rows Of
Hamburg insertion and tucks; neck, sleeves
and fronts trimmed with embroidery, pear
!, buttons; well made and full width; absolute
45c. value; for Monday at. ...... $50
100 DOZEN WoMEN'S MUSLIN
SQUARE NECK NIGHT GOWNS, yoke
and front trimmed with embroidery inser-
tom neck and front edged with Hamburg
embroidery full 69c. value; very special
for Monday. .45c
rs DOZEN MUSLIN NIGHT Gowns,
surplice neck, yoke trimmed with ten rows
of embroidery insertion; revers, neck,
sleeves and front trimmed with Torchon
lace and finished with ribbon bow; full 75c.
value : special for Monday .........59
so DOZEN WOMEN'S MUSLIN
NIGHT GOWNS, Mother Hubbard style,
with yoke of embroidery and lace, four rows
of narrow embroidery and four rows of
white Torchon lace; neck, front and sleeves
trimmed with same and finished with ribbon
bow; surplice neck, pearl buttons; positive
39c. value; special for Monday. 80. CSC
so DOZEN WOMEN'S CAMBRIA
NIGHT GOWNS, square neck, front and
revers of ~all-over embroidery and trimmed
with ribbon; neck, revers and sleeves edged
with Hamburg trimming; full $1.25 value;
special TOR Monday. .,....S9e
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msS a' S.wv Safe of House Eu~,ulshlu0s,

, DOG COLLARS, of various styles, sizes
, and designs, mounted, all brass lined, also
dog leaders and whips, worth as high as
Soc. each; your choice tomorrow Of this
) special lot. me
} CURTAIN STRETcHERS, improved
} styles, folding, with japanned steel hinges
and corners, improved returned pins that
!, will not rust, size 7 by IA feet; special, to-
morrow. ...... 20
J ASH OR GARBAGE CANS, made Of
! galvanized iron, very strongly put together,
} GLASS OIL CANS, tin jackets, new
style, 2 ct. size, regularly cold at 3sc,
special Tomorrow. ............... .L1e
COFFEE MILLS, made with hard wood
boxes, dovetailed and strongly put together,
steel grinders and good pulvsriEsrsj very
special Tomorrow. ...... .Xo
|, STEP LADDERS, strongly made of
clear lumber, nicely painted, 6foot size. go
PARLoR BRooMS, regular size, strong
~ sewed and made of best corn, with pol
ishsd handles; tomorrow, special. %
COAT HANGERS, vanished wood
style, with copper wire hooks, tomorrow. -
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ELanneLette Gowns.

WoMEN'S FLANNELETTE GOWNS,
Mother Hubbard style, collar, sleeve and
, yoke braid trimmed, in pretty stripes of pink
and blue, full S9c. value special for Mon
day at. $50
WOMEN'S HEAVY FLANNELETTE
GOWNS, in stripe effects, made with large
revers, bell-shaped sleeves; collar, revers and
sleeves trimmed with Torchon lace and
braid, finished with ribbon bow ct the neck;
excellent $l.25 value, and cheap at that; as
a special bargain, for Monday. ........ $50
WOMEN'S FLANNELETTE GOWNS,
in solid colors of pink and blue, with deep
sailor collar, edged with Torchon lace,
sleeves edged with same and trimmed with
braid, finished with wide ribbons at neck,
full $l.45 value; as a snap for Monday, Of
StS ........ 20 80
WOMEN'S FLANNELETTE DRESS
ING SACQUES, in pink and blue stripes;
collar and sleeves trimmed with braid and
ribbons at neck, full 55c. value; special for
Monday at. ..... 800
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TOWEL ROLLERS, made of hard wood
and nicely finished; tomorrow, special. Ho
!, COMBINATION FLOUR BIN AND
SITTER, made strong, of heavy japanned
} tin, the rs Id. size, Always sold at $l.75; to
close out, tomorrow, special. ........5 $40
, COAL HoDS, made strong, of i~apanned
IRON strong bottoms and heavy bail, special
tomorrow. o.
BUTTER LADIES, made of hard WOOD
and nicely polished, special tomorrow. 30
GAS TORCHES, regular size, well made,
with polished wood handles, at. ........ &C.
WAX TAPERS FOR GAS TORCHES,
50 in a box, full length, special. ........Se
COAL VASES, japanned iron bodies,
cast bottoms, beautifully decorated, com.
plete, with inside hod, the SIS kind; TO-
DIsINFECTANT POWDER, "KinS ot
Germ Killers" absolutely odorless and guar
snteed to be the best of its kind ON the mar
ket, the 2lb., Csc. packagesi special, to-
morrow.
NUT CRACKERS, Of %japanned, mallss.
BILE iron on wooden blocks, are very durable,
.LSs
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Reaatn9 Sale.

5 PILLOW SLIPS, ready made; extraordi-
J nary bargains, %e., SLAe.tand.... 81 ESe
\ SHEETS, ready made, 2Se., $50. and
I F5e
) HEMMED BED SPREADs-Great
bargains at 800, Zfe. and.........LO %
!, LINEN PILLOW CASES, HEM
STITCHED-50c. value and great bar
Z gains
BLANKETS, WHITE OR GRAY-Per
pair, ESQ, $50. and. ...............Z5e
} HEAVY BED BLANKETS - Ample
sizes and great values; per pair, ,I95,
~. 20 ana.
!, GENUINE CALIFORNIA BLAN.
KETS-Ample sizes; per pair, So So and
495
FEATHER PILLOWS 3-lb.,
soft, and sound sleepers, SOC. and. ...ZSe
COMFORTERS, extra heavy; full $500
value, and cheap at that; special on Mon
DOWN CoMFoRTERS, full size, well
made, very warm, big bargain, t....2S %
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ESQ cases N. Y. State Egg Plums, case of
, 2 dog. cans, 50. rs; per can. ....... /0e
, 300 cases dolphin" or "Franklin "
! Brand Squash, case of Q dog. cans, ST. So;
500 cases Baltimore Peaches, in light
; syrup, case of 2 doz. cans, 81 SO; per
; 500 Cases California Peaches. in MEDIUM
sugar syrup, case of 2 doz. cans, SIS. so;
SIS cases Extra California Peaches,
7 Plums, Pears, Apricots and Black Cherries,
in heavy refined sugar syrup, case of Z dog.
} cans, SIS. IS; per can. ............/ e
} 500 cases N. Y. State Bartlett Pears,
packed in sugar syrup, halves, case of 2
: dog: cans, 81. IS; per can. ......... ne
} $50 cases Pineapple, extra fancy, grated
or sliced, equal to any packed, eyeless and
c%oreless, packed on the plantation, with
the full, natural favor, 2-ib. can, case Of
z dog. cans, 50. SO; per can. 90, 100
l,O0O cases Salmon from Columbia River,
"Merrimac " brand, lib. tall cans, selected
part OF fish, per doz., 81. 05; per can. 30
zoo cases Asparagus, "old Fort" brand,
round cans, per doi., SIL5i per can. /0e
"Gold Medal" California packing. per
doz., Sc. 70; per can go
200 cases Plum Pudding, lib. round tins,
case of . doz., ~ 80; per can. 49,. .L0o
500 cases +" Emerald, " "Sweet Wrinkle "
or " Haze" Marrowfat Peas, most tender
and toothsome, case of 2 dog. cans, 81. .25;
per car. "a
Low Tricos for tho Occasion.
Milford or sunnyside o, Home Ca,sus, m
pint screw top bottles, case 2 doz., R.S5;
bottle. M
Provisions: Armour's Sugar Cured Ham
and Bacon, of mild, sweet cure, per lb.,
Flour: Hazel, Minnesota or s. c. Co.'S
xxx Patent, made from the best Min
nesOta spring wheat, Dbl, E.50; l.8 sack,
Cereals: Fresh Rolled Oats, New York
State Pea Beans, Granulated Hominy,
Scotch Green Peas or Split Peas, 40 lbs. 4 az
Spices: New lot FIRST quality pure Spices,
Ginger, Pepper, Mustard, Cloves and All
spice, 10 lbs, I50i per h.. ........./ no
Milford Corn Starch, lib. package. So
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Corset Gouexs.

, JUST 500 DOZEN MUSLIN CORSET
|, COVERS, embroidery trimmed, all sizes
: perfect shapes; full l2lae. value; here's q
snap for Monday at.
WoMEN'S CAMBRIA CORSET GOV,
Frs, V-neck, front and back trimmed with
! Torchon lace, pearl buttons; full 35c. value
, a big bargain on Monday at. .........L re
WOMEN'S CAMBRIA CORSET GOV.
ERS, square necks, fronts trimmed with 4
} rows of embroidery insertion and 6 clusters
, of tucking, S tucks in each cluster; front,
: neck and sleeves edged with embroidery and
} finished with pearl buttons; full 45c. value;
} very special for Monday. .9Ze
WoMEN'S CAMBRIA CORSET COW
: ERS, square necks, edged with embroidery,
J front trimmed with 3 rows of Hamburg in
sertion and 4 clusters of tucks; full 49c.
value; a bargain for Monday at.......5S
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(, IN LAGOS and en-
; b1oIae,IeS

Z Immense Values at Little Prices.
|? EMBRoIDERIES, l0c. values; special
sale price, per yard Sc
I EMBRoIDER1ES, 15e. and zoe. values;
} special sale price, per yard ........ /0e
EMBRoIDERIES, Csc. value; very spe-
! cial sale price, per yard. .......... .I5o
! EMBRoIDERIES, 3sc. and 40c. values;
, very special bargains, per yard. ...... .L9e
THIS is THE TIME TO BUY WASH
LACES. There is a large assortment here
of Torchon, Valenciennes and Point de
Paris Laces, all new and pretty patterns,
narrow and wide edges; very special barr
} gains at much below the regular prices.
Your choice on Monday, per yard. $50. Sc
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! BARGAIN NO. 1-HEAVY RUS
!, THING BLACK TAFFETA SILKS, fully
!, l9 inches wide, warranted every thread
pure silk-in fact, the usual 6oc. grade, to
be sacrificed Monday, per yard, at. .... $50
BARGAIN NO. 2-27 in. BLACK
!, SATIN DUCHESSE, of a heavy, rich
quality; warranted absolutely pure silk and
recommended for wear; this Is the usual
$l.l0 quality; to be sacrificed on Monday,
per yaId, at........,................| 2o
BARGAIN NO. 800 pieces ALL
SILK SATIN BRoCADES, 20 inches
wide, full range of e%olors, including all The
delicate evening tints of pink, ciel, violet,
maize, Nile, turquoise and white; positively
equal TO the very best Soc. goods ever sold
in this market; to be sacrificed Monday, per
YARD, go
BARGAIN NO. $50 in. COVERT
CLOTH SUITINGS, in tan, navy, brown,
black and green mixtures; they are hall
wool and half cotton, will wear s~atisfac.
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Linens.

!, BARGAIN NO. IAN all-linen Table
: Cloth, border without fringe, 2 yards square,
} actual value $l.59 each, very special on
Monday. .......
} BARGAIN NO. 2-An a~ll-linen dinner
!, size Napkin, 2lx21 in, actual value, per
doz., $l.50, on Monday fol ..........I/9
BARGAIN NC. 3-An a~ll-linen Scotch
Table Damask, 81 in. wide, actual value
66c., IS patterns to choose from, on Mon
day, per yard. 9
BARGAIN NO. Am a~ll-linen hem
: stitched dinner-size Table Set, napkins also
J hemstitched, actual value $3.50, Monday
at.
BARGAIN NO. 5-An a%ll-linen Centre
Piece, 20x20 in, hand drawn work, actual
value 81, to sell for Monday at, each. $50
BARGAIN NO. Clancy Scarfs and
very special for Monday. .............S9e
BARGAIN NO. Union Linen Towels,
hemmed Huckaback, size 20x40, actual
value $1.50 per doz., to sell on Monday at,
each. ne
BARGAIN NO. 8-Huckaback Towels,
hemstitched, ready for use, the kind that
sell and are worth $40 a dozen, a snap
for Monday at .L5o
BARGAIN NO. g. Bath Towels, the
heaviest and largest kind ever sold at this
price, for Monday, each...........HE2e
BARGAIN NO. 10-Scarfs, l IL yards
long, all white fringed, full Csc. value, a
tempting bargain for Monday. ./Ze
BARGAIN NO. l1-Glass Towelling, II
inches wide, fine quality, the kind that sells
for and is worth &c. a yard, a bargain on
Monday at, per yard. 81
BARGAIN NO. l2-Kitchen Towels,
Dish Towels, Roller Towels, Glass and
Pantry Towels, all ready made, at the same
price as goods by the yard. No extra charge
for making. Here's a chance for the pru-
dent housewife. Remember that all our
table linens and napkins are hemmed free
of charge during this sale, and, better than
that, all work is guaranteed.
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Skirts.

WoMEN'S MUSLIN SKIRTS, double
, umbrella hounce, edged with Torchon lace;
, yoke bands; full age. value; a snap for
Monday at. $50
WoMEN'S CAMBRIA SKIRTS, with
, full umbrella founce of lawn, with insertion
, and deep edge of Torchon lace; positive
!, 79c. value; a bargain for Monday at. $50
WOMEN'S MUSLIN SKIRTS, with
} deep umbrella aounce, fine quality lawn,
trimmed with three rows of tucking and
edged with Hamburg embroidery; full CSC.
!, value; special for Monday at. .......Z 5c
WOMEN'S CAMBRIA SKIRTS, with
umbrella founce of lawn, trimmed with
three rows of Valenciennes lace insertion;
full SIPS value; a big bargain for Monday
ar &c
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'Ohe Second Nunual Sale of
Choicest Canned GoodS.

MGLuDNG $4,000 CASES OF TOMATOES, PEAS. PEACHES. PLUMs, CORN,
STRING BEANS, PEARS, APRICOTS, &c., &C., enters its second and final week to-
morrow.
Its THE opportunity of the year frh hotels, restaurants, boarding houses and
large onsume o stock up for months tc col and at prices in most cases FAR
BELOW present wholesale quotations.
Every item a bargain gem Of the first magnitude especially collected and re-
served fol this-th greatest evento of the year in our Grocery Department.
n quality of anything and everything offered in this-he Worlds Greatest
I"e foo mat-is seldom questioned; but for the benefit of those who may nt
know We wills say that satisfaction in everyp particular absolutely ran or
money will be remnded without a question.
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) 1000 cases Booths rOval" brand or Della
I ware Tomatoes, red and ripe, Bib. cans, 1913
: packing, case of 2 doz. cans, ST. 30; per
s 1000 cases "shiioh1 brand jersey, solid,
} hand-packed Tomatoes, extra selected, case
J of 2 doz. cans, ST. SO; per can. ...... &c
1000 cases Stetson, Allison & Co.'s
) xxx" brand, gallon cans, Tomatoes, case
} OF one dog. gallon cans, So. rs; per can Use
, 37S cases of Apples, in gallon cans, the
} hnest, packed in New York State; doz.,
: $500 cases N. Y. State Corn, 1898 pack,
case of 2 doz. cans, 81. so; per can ~
l,l50 cases "Prairie Flower" or "Kirk-
land brands N. Y. State Succotash, case
of 2 doz. cans, ST. IS; per can ....... 90
$500 cases "Orange Blossom or "Lilacp
Corn, the cream of the Maine packing, sells
ordinarily for nearly twice the price, case 2
doz' cans, ST. 81 per can ......... 90
l,3sO cases J. S.. Farren's Baltimore"
String Beans, case of 2 doz. cans, 81. az;
per can. &c
LOO cases Boo his "oval" brand, Man
} tito" or ISL nal" brands White Wa Beans.
case of 2 doz cans, ST. 90; per can. ne
2,sOO cases Standard Southern Peas, of
natural favor, good size and color, case of Q
dog. cans, ST. 90; per can. ..........Z Ia
ISo cases Soups, Armour's "White
Label or Columbia" brand, dozen,
~ go per can. ./6e
l,2so cases Boston Baked Beans, plain or
in Tomato sauce, case of 2 doz. cans,
81 SO; per can &c
lind tito Following at SpoeiaAv
Sugar; l9 lbs. H, q E. GRADUATED. H. 90
Butter: s-lb, pail Fancy Elgin Creamery
Tes; 300 chests of choicest Early Pick.
ing, Green, Black, Mixed or English Break
fast, also India and Ceylon Teas, for this
sale, 10 lbs, 3. 90; per h.. ..........S $50
Baking Powder; cleveland's Baking !
Fowder, alb. cans. ....... L5e :
Coffee: Mocha and Java, Combination !
Blend, lOlbs., =. 10; per Id. ........S5o
Fancy Golden Santos, of exceptional }
value, 10 lbs, l. 80; per ID. 49,. .L5o
New York State Buekwheat, per 100 lbs, (
'OSi IDS 49,. ,...... .,.....25o
, Crown Cereal Flakes, a delicious break
fast dish, case 3 doz. 2S5; package, Ia (
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torily and are worth Csc. a yard; here to-
morrow, per yard, at. .Le
BARGAIN NO. 5-38 in. ALL WOOL
FANCY CHEVIOTS, in some of the most
stylish checks, plaids and fancy mixtures to
be found anywhere; every yard guaranteed
superb Csc. value; ready for you on Monday
at 9 A. M, per yard, at. ./9e
BARGAIN NO. Gull AZ in. wide ALL
WOOL CANVAS CLOTH SUITINGS,
one Of the most fashionable dress materials
in vogue this season; cold black only;
very conservatively speaking Worth 40c. a
yard; ready for you Monday at 9 o'clock,
per yard, at. .25e
BARGAIN NO. 80 in. wide ALL
WOOL CAMEL'S-HAIR SERGES, in
blue and brown illuminated effects; a superb
dress material, the equal of which New
York does not hold at present for less than
zoe. a yard; to be ready for you Monday at
, O'Clock, per yard, at. Zoe
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A PARTNER wanted with $25, 900. one.third in.
"A terest, to open a branch Office IN New York city
70 represent a large manufactur ng business. a
patented staple article, now in demand; money only
secnredi h CHEST of references a d the strIctest in.
vestigation granted; factory Local, d close to Albany
and valued at 500. 900. Part cul RS.
MCDONALD A WIG,lNS lao Nassau
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for SIZE.

1 buy Ill METAL.
Have you any OLD LEtD. BR Ass, COPPFR. I
PEWTER u LEAD, LID TYPE. EL.ECTROTYpE'
III, . YtE OLD BOOKS, &c.f END APOsTAI
BERNSTEIN. l"a william st.. near Frankfort at.
HARNE3s BUSINESS cssh taade; cheap. Inquire
A HILL d "LANGSTROTIS. ~ Beekman III.
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n double Gvent TN tito
Six amt Dress &ooas DEPARTMENTS

good for thu silk nd dress goods business, and freely acknowledge that botho #
the above stocksh have for ONE time been the weak members of the store family.
Having carefully watched cause and effect, we have decided to make a change in
the management of both departments. not in any way as a reflection upon the
past, but with good hopes for tn future. The lew men have taken hod, and are
beginning to turn things upside down lin a lively fashion. Their first thouqht nat
uraly is to dispose quickly ofthe stocks on hand. Each ma NOWADAYS desires
to worko tut his W salvation in his W individual way, n SO d these two
gentlemen. We shall not hinder them. The fret crop of baruais resuting rom
heratherin discrminate price cutting that is to be the proqramm fol som lime
will be placed beforey you omorrow Here it is. Read it, study il. ompare II
with anything in New York. If equal value exists anywhere, then we do moi
noW What a baruain ia %
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& w1GGINs, 14o Nassau.

A BAKERY, located in Harlem. close to 125th at;
"A elegantly equipp, d; old established; price si. 500.
reason for selling. i'll health.
MCDONALD & WIGGINS, 14o Nassau.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-01-08
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! 200 DOZEN WOMEN'S PLAIN CAM
! BRIO DRAWERS, with four rows of tuck
? ing, full size, yoke bands; positive lsc'
} value; a bargain for Monday at. Sc
: $50 DOZEN WoMEN'S MUSLIN
s DRAWERS, full umbrella founce uf cam
) brio, hemstitehed and deep hem, yoke
} bands; regular 29c. value; specialfor Mon
[ day. .I9o
} loo DOZEN WoMEN's CAMBRIA
DRAWERS, with 2 clusters of tucks, three
J tucks in each cluster, edged with deep
} aounce of Hamburg trimming, finished with
yoke bands; full 45c. value; special for
!, IS DOZEN WoMEN's CAMBRIA
DRAWERS, full umbrella ~lounce, with s.
in. Point de Paris lace edging, three rows of
tucking; positive 7ec. value; special bargain
for Monday 100
WoMEN'S MUSLIN DRAWERS, UNI
brella rufle, deep Hamburg embroidery, six
rows of tucking; full 79c. value; a special
bargain for Monday $50
WOMEN'S CAMBRIA DRAWERS, UNI
brella founce, trimmed with two rows of
Point de Paris lace insertion and edged with
same, six rows of tucks above the f~ounce;
full Csc. value; special for Monday at 69c