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Appointed By the Governor.

Dovor, Del. Aug "A -Governor run-
nell made several appointments at the
State House to-day: Albert Foreman of
Wilmington was appointed adjutant of
lll' delaware Regiment,to succeed Adjl.
tam John Dunn, now Of the regular army
Frank Davis OF Middetown was appoint
cd notary public of the Citizants' Bank at
Middletown, to succeed the late Leonidas
Darlington, who committed suicide; Dan
iel Corbit of Odessa to DO trustee Of D,l-
aware College.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-25
THAT TnpOI;BlN0 HEADACHE

Would quickly leave you, If you used
DR.. Kings New Lilo Pills. Thousands
Of sufferers have proved their ma, ,chless
m crit for Sick and Nervous Headaches
They make puro blood and strong nerves
md build NJ your health. Easy to take.
Try than. Onys5 cents. Money back II
not ured. Sold by n. B. Danforlh. drug.
ri
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Deceased.

Mary E. Elms departed this life OIL
Wednes lay the 23 inst. in her 2Sth year.
The funeral will take place on Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Intcrment will
be made In Riyorview Cem,tery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-25

Rey. Henry Sannerion. bequested nn
elegant oil painting of Rev. MIR. Balm, his
late wlfe's first husband, to the Whining
ton Conference Historical Society. 1t was
delivered to Rev. G, A Giise, on Monday
by Mr.. Sanderson sons md will bo for
warlod to the Conference Academy where
nlliccs Of tho society aro kept,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-25
IirOWnSOn Defeated.

The ALL Collegiate team OF Philadelphia
defeated the Brownson team yesterday
afternoon by tho score Of to o. Bacon OF
New Castle played luc game at
second base Tho visitors got their hits
at the proper time and sent tho ball to
plac $ where tho Brownson players were
not In position The score
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-25

The store aud dwelling No. 13 East Sec
ond street will be sold on Saturday next
August 26th., at 2 p. IN. at the Court
House by George ". Wigglesworth Ad-
ministra;or. 1t Is we'll located aud would
make a good Investment.
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Granted A Charter.

Dover Del, Aug i.-One charter was
grained by Secretary OF State HuRhes this
morning. 1t is the Diamond State Con-
struclon Company of Dover, with u cap
ital stock of 800 OnQ,
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OluLS. '....... 80 ~
ALL-COLLEGlATE
Sf,nRE Hy INNINGS.

Brownson .............00U 90 o D 1-5
ALL Collegiate, =. .....2 0 $500 OO-7
Struck out-By Hutton, 2: by Tierney
s. Base on balls-Of Hutton, Q; off Fn-
hoy, g. Two-base his s-Pemrick, Bush, G.
Glocker. Time Of Camel 35. Umpire
Schultz
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IN, Cambridge base ball defeated tho
Lew $ club yesterday by the score Of to
Lo o. claimed that Umpire Hill robbed
them Of the game,
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EEElIN0S IO.Nl0HT,

Philc Celtic Society.
Camp ., =. o. ). A.
Emmett Association.
Stonemason' $ Union.
Logan Camp, $. of V.
DUPONT Lodge, A. +. A. NJ.
Laurel Council, U. r. OF A.
Wilmington Court, F. of A.
America Lodge, A, 0, U. W.
Guardian Loan Association,
Immaculate Conception, b. $.
Camp4, p. o. $. A.
Excelsior Lodge, X. Of p.
Hyatt's Military Band.
Fidelity Lodge, X. of H.
Fairfax Lodge, |. .. .. F.,
st, George Castle, X. Il. X.
Friendship Lodge, X. Of z.
Liberty Lodge, A. o U. w.
Columbia Lodge, | o. o, y.
Temple Council, l.. o. II. q.
Brandywine Castle, X. q, y.
Brandywine Lodge, :. Of II.
Telegraph Council, Jr, y. Y. A. ~.
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LAST DAYS OF
HoWson and HIS Rand.
CARLIN and CLARK'S MINSTRELS.
A. 0. u. w. DAY,
Saturday, August 26,
Under auspices of Ancient Order of Unit
ed Workmen OF Delaware.

A day to be remembered. Base ball he
tween mines OF Whining ton Police Force
and Wilmington Lodge, No. l. A. o. U.
w. Boat races on the lake between tho
various lodges. Contest for prize between
the Mogullian Bands. Addresses by emf
mont speakers. o. The Roof Garden in the
evening, Vulcan Ledge, No. 22, will pre-
sent the drama, IA Noble Outcast."
Howson's Great Band; Big Minstrel
Show. All members of the order, their
families and friends should DO prssent on
this occasion, which Is promised to bo the
greatest event in the history of the order.
Special train will leave Delmar ut 6 a. m.,
for Wilmington. stopping at all principal
stations on tho road, at reduced rates CT
ONE FARE for tho round trip. Special
train and trolley cars will be in waiting
at Wilmington to convey passengers to
Springs. Returning, train will leave
Brandywiue Springs Park at 1870 p. III.
BY order OF the committees of the various
lodges of the Delaware jurisdiction,
Charles B. Prettyman chairman; Benja-
min A. Groves, secretary.
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Miss Carrie Peters Of delaware City
went beyond her depth at Atlantic City
yesterday and was rescued by Guard
Oneil.
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kyOTICE-TO THE HONORABLE JUDGES
lN tLL, OF llnrL..,l

MOTICE-TO THE HONORABLE JUDGES
~ of the Court Of General Sessions Of the
Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State OF Della
ware. in and for New Castle County. We the
undersigned, freehoders and respectable oiti-
zens of the 4th ward in the city of Whining.
ton, County OF New Caste and State of Della.
ware, do hereby certify that Charles L. Salfnsr
tenant and occupant Of the house situated ut
No. 2l0 East Fourth street, Fourth ward,
in the city of Wilmington, county and state
aforesaid,d described in his application and who
is an applicant for IL license on Monday the 18th
day Of sept, A. D., 1850, being the next Term
Of said court, for tha sale of Intoxicating
liquors in quantities not less than one.half
gallon therein. not to be drunk on
the premises, he being n licensed retailer of
goods, wares and merchandise the aggregate
cost value of his stock constantly Kept Oh
hand for sale is not less than $500, he is a man
of full age, Of sobriety and good moral charac
ter that such sale of intoxicating liquors at
sad place is necessary to accommodate the
public that he Is the tenant Of said store, and
the following respectable citizens of said
ward, at least II Of whom are substantial free
holders of said ward recommend the said appli
cation viz.
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Tho best, the finest looking an | the most
durable Piano made Is tho Ludwig. Stors
5l5 Shipley strset.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-25

Harvey B. Patton, gralun'e Of the
High School will enter the University of
Pennsylvania on October 1st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-08-25

How Are Your KIdneysg
DR. Hobbs Sparagus Pills cure all kidney ills Sam.
pie free. Ado. Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or N Y.
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rlrs.rloore, PaImist

Rcads your life for 90 cents, gents 90 cents.
Satisfaction guaran teed. bl0 King street.
al4.lmN
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NOTICE-I, RUDOLPH KRAUSE THE
~ tenant and occu pant OF the house situa-
ted at the southeast corner OF Fourth and
Orange Streets. known as the Western
Hotel. in the First ward, city of Whining
ton, County Of New Castle. state, OF Della ware.
in compliance with the requirements OF the
acts OF tho General Assembly. IN such case
made and provided, do horehy give notice
that shall apply III writing TO the Q urt OF
general eessions of the state OF ;ioiaware,
III and Tor New Castle Co.. 10 lie hsld at WI.
minQton. on Monday tho 18th dny Of
september, 1900 being The next term OF
said court. fora license Tor said house as an
inn or tavern. for the sule herein OF intoxi-
eating liquors. IN less quantities tiian one
quart, 10 bc drunk Cn tho premises and
the following named respectable titi.
zens of said ward at least II of whom
are substantial freeholder5. recommend the
said application viz:
Jacob Schelber Patrick Shannon
Fled We'll, Sr Albert Neumayer
Daniel Mctusker Ell NlcManl,a
David II Barry Chas Corrigan
TG Holland Ludwig Hendricks
julius Qunther Mos,a We'll
D Bubenaer W Pagan
Thomas Pagan ThUs Rossitcr
James II Harkins Alfred Il Saylor
George A Willis " IL Jack
John Bader Harry Fredericks
James Cook Thos j Russell
Gleudi Stewart John E sherwood
Nicholas sherwood
AIS RUDOLPH KRAUsE
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Advertise in tho REPUBLICAN, ,s.sx
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w ANTED-BY YOUNG MAN BOARD IN
wv privotc family. Address II i T This Of
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WANTED.

ED-EXPERIENCED KNlTFEHS
wv and toppers, also learners at Charles
Taylor Co, thirteenth and Poplar streets,Wil
nlington, Del. alllM
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Lord would have them do in the year
that has just dawned.
Rev Mr.. Hosanna, Of Persia, preached
at Bainbrid9e-S.reet Baptist church sun
day night and gave a most interesting and
instructive account Of religious customs
and affairs I'm his native country
Rev Mr.. Willingham, son of DIT. VIII
bingham. preached at Clopton-Strect Zap
list church to two large congregations
sunday
Personal AND NOTES.
Miss Ada Gallyon returned home yes
terday after a delightful visit 90 Chase
City
Miss Mabel AGREE Of Petersburg, who
has been visiting friends In Manchester
and Richmond has returned TO her home
accompanied by Miss Leila O Brien.
Little Leo Gallagher is ih with the
scarlet fever at No. SIG cambridge street
lie was taken sick Friday.
A negro named VIM. Graham was acci-
dentally shot on Saturday night by an
other negro named Wm. Pegram ON up
per Hull street. The wound was painful
bat not serious Graham was treated by
DR.. Lawrence Ingram.
Mrs c.. g. Mayes, Of Emporia. has re-
turned home after a pleasant visit 20 her
sister. Mrs. G. A. Drumming SIS Hull
street.
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NEW YEARS VAUDEVILLE.
Splendid Troupe Of Entertainers
James O'Ncill To. Morrow Night.

Roster & Biars Second Combination,
whilst not as high class as the first
company. is "a more satisfactory instru-
ment for pleasing an dience. There IS
more "git up and git' about St, with plenty
Of ginger commingline and The audi
once at the opening OF the engagement
yesterday afternoon. while NOT ass large
by any means as that at the Christmas
matinee, was thoroughly in sympathy
with the Efforts OF the various PERFORM
ers and gave them lots of encourage
ment in the way Of applause.
Gus Williams led i'm popular favor and
made the distinct bit which IS saying
much when 30 is understood that not one
of the eight distinct acts fell fiat.
Bessie Bonehil was next I'm favor and
gave four of her characteristic songs.
making "a complete change of costume
with each song. besides very cleverly
dancing q hornpipe.
Bertha Wagner and Bruno Amin in
am operate sketch, entitled 1.-THE Opera
i'm the Kitchen presented q number
OF selections from operas and travesties
on late songs which were well received
by tho audience.
The Kraemers. acrobauc bicycllsts,
performed well. and Mr.. Kraemer work
was at times startling
Hyberta pryme. a handsome soubrette
with coon songs. caught the crowG.
Seeley and West. more than ordinary
musical team and Williamson and
stone. song and dance artists. were we'll
received. and the sensational act by
Sadi Alfarebi is something that really
must Doe seen to be appreciated
The performance tonight will close
the engagement
The audience at the Academy last night
was not as large as al the matinee. The
entire performance ran smoothly, and
each act was well received
James ONeill. popular favorite with
Richmond audiences. commences an en-
gagement az the Academy OF Music to-
morrow night I'm his latest play. "When
Greek Meets Greek" q dramatizatiOn of
Joseph Hallen's novel OF that title.
The play Is q story OF the period OF the
French revolution. and in it Mr.. OMEN
has gained % success that is only equalled
by his magnificent performance OF
Monte Cristo."
on Thursday night Monte Cristo" is
the bill In both plays Mr. ONeill is ass
sisted by a splendid supporting company
OF players.
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SURPRISE ATTACHMENT.
A Negro BrutalIy Assaults a "h''e
Man in Jail


Man in Jail.
NEWPORT NEWS, VA, Jan. z,-s 80
cial.-The suit Of the knicAe. .,' ~.
steam Towboat Company against ''i'
lantic Transportation Company ioi
recovery of 5000 on a note mas 49, 49,
a Great deal of surprise here, ana iluei'
l,., isot,,ra aYs to the future of the big con-
Germ which has made such 81 i1'''' 80
coal transportation circles.
Four large barges OF the company
which were in port saturday We're at-
tached. There were seven barses lh tHe
harbor Saturday afternoon, but three OF
these got away to northern ports win
their careoes before the sergeant reacheu
them with the attachment papers.
Another barge and the magnificent Tow
fne steamer santuit which came in yes
terday. were attached to-day.
The suuday-school of Washington Ave
nue. Methodist church celebrated us
eleventh anniversary yesterday with app
proprlate ceremonies Mr.. W. j. helms
was elected superintendent for The ensu-
ing year
John Nutson a young white man. incar-
cerated in jail while intoxicated Satur-
day. was brutally assaulted in that insu-
tuition last night by a. negro. William
Holloway who is serving six-month's
sentence for crap shooting. Justice
Brown gave The negro six months more
for the assault when the case came mp
in the Police Court this morning..
Mr. Lucius NJ. Merritt manifest clerk
of the United states Shipping Company
in this city died this morning at 3 o'clock
no ST. Vincents Hospital in Norfolk tie
was formerly with Barber d co.. of that
city. but had been with the United
States people for three years.
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FATAL HOLIDAY EXCURSION.
Richmond College Alumni in Norfolk
TO Mcct-Church Debt Paid.

NORFOLK, VA. January 2-Special.-
fatal accident occurred to-day near
Lindsay's farm. beyond Deep Creek by
which one woman was killed outright
and another was injured. Ihey passed
Through the village OF Deep Creek this
morning. and II was supposed by the
villagers who noticed them mat they
were out for a pleasure drive. Inc horse
evidently became frightened when IN the
neighborhOod Of Lindasy's farm ana
ran away. The buggy was lett over
turned in a ditch with the women under
Il.
This was the condition Of things when
some one I'm passing discovered lhe sdu
plight 81 the wOmen-one OF whom' As-
mes Johnson. was dead. the other May
Mitchell had tainted and lay uncon-
-cious beneath the overturned buggy.
She. as II was developed later was not
seriously hurt. The neighDors cared TOT
the living and the dead woman. "A
hearse was sent FOR and an inquest helu
bv Jutsice Trent 4 verdict in accord
ance with the facts was rendered.
Both women were inmates or mousse
No. Us Church street. Norfolk, ana were
ont upon q holiday excursion.
The Executive Committee Of the ilch-
mond College Norfolk Alumni society
met al the Atlantic Hotel this an ein'oil
and hxel upon February 10th as me car a.
for the sociatys annual banquet ID.
place was not determined upon. me
Executive Committee is composer ~, as
f5llows. rev. T.. y. Hatcher. Mr.. e. W.
Coleman. Dr. J.. Landlord, Mr.. IhomaS
B. jenkins and Rev. a. r. owen -. -
There was great rejoicing yesterday tl
the First Baptist church, norfolk, "nel
the last dollar Of the church aeDt wa
contributed. Five hundred dollars "o'
raised Yesterday completing me llqulule
ton wltmn tnrce and one nan ye' va
the debt OF $4,000 incurred by ln.
eregation when the edihce was
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Miller & Rhoads, The Always-Busy Store.

secure this transmission. there must be
no such obstacle as an iron wall or shaft
between The two points. A simple wall
does not interfere for a space Of several
hundred meters
"As soon as the transmitter is put in
motion, the receiving machine-the orr
binary Morse machine-begins 20 work
automatically; the dispatch arrives as
well as If a wire connected the two
points. bell rings to indicate tho trans
mission of q message. but the paper rolls
out automatically 20 receive the words
printed by the Morse alphabet and when
the message is completed, the paper
ceases. 10 roll.
THE message is received through a
garrett window. from which hangs wire.
This wire communicates with the Morse
machine through a box containing spec
Sal machinery. As soon as the telegram
starts this begins to tick, and an eX-
periescad telegrapher might spell out the
telegram before it appears on the paper
For the use Of specialists and for
laboratory experiments, a small trans
mitter has been constructed which has
no mast and mo- wire running above I'm
the course of experiments. this little box
has even been disconnected from the
wire hanging from the window, and
the transmitter started. The same tick
ing began. and the vibrations were plain
ly felt by taking Sc in the hand.
1.-THE box can b. opened without danger
and everything withdrawn. There will
Doe found i'm it dry piles. small wire coils,
and various apparatus known So electric
ians Profane eyes see "a little hammr
that strikes ON "a tube when the current
that transmits the telegram passes. The
stroke of the hammer against the tube
produces the ticking sound: and DO is this
tube. the essential part of the constitute
tion. that Us The invention of VI. Brandy.
native OF France. 10 is claimed in
France that to this tube IS due wireless
telegraphy both I'm this and other coun-
frlnan
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aucrIoN sALKs-Future pay.
BY Geo. l.. Crawford & Co..
Real Estate AuctiOneers.
nRUsTEEs SALE
Of
THAT VERY DESIRABLE PROPEhIf'
IN THE TOWN OF AsHLAND'
VA. LATELY OCCUPIED
Ky MR.. w. s. PRESTON.
RUsTEEs SALE

Nv virtue Of a certain deed OF trust e~-
ecuted to me. bearing date November :,
1891 ana recorded IN the clerk oniVe VI
Hanover County Court, ID. Il 90 pas1
lu default having been made IN the pas
mont NJ the note therein secured ana pc
inc required 50 20 do by the no,eho'ocI'
/ will sell. at public apction. on the prem
ises, on 100
JANUARY. 7. 1899
~ o'clock p. VI. sharp. the properly
described In the above deed, lying I'M
mediatelv on Railroad street. at It's hol'h-
east intersection with Patrick street. an"
containing 2 1900 acres.
The dwelling contains about eight rooms
and Is al present in good repair Ihere
o-o also numerous Out-buildi1gs q small
orchard vineyard. etc. Good "iter. This
Is one OF the prettiest homes IN Ashland.
TERMS Cash as 10 the cost or SAFE
anv taxes that may be due, and to pay
n note Of 1851 with interest from
November 2 1895. Balance al u months,
evidenced by negotiable note with In
terest added. secured by deed OF trust.
j. JORDAN LEAkE, Trustee.
While the deed requires the above
terms. more liberal terms will be an
nounced at the sale.
GEO. l.. CRAWFORD & CO,
Auctoneers.
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ANARROW ESCAPE .

Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada
f. Hart. Of Groton. S. D.: Was taken
with a bad cold which settled on my
lungs. cough set In and finally terml-
mated In consumption -Four doctors gave
me up. saying ] could live but a short
time / gave myself up TO my Saviour.
determined II / could not stay with my
friends on earth, would meet my absent
ones above. Ny husband was advised 10
get Or. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption Coughs and Colds j gave IL
a trial: took I'm an eight bottles. II has
cured me. and, thank God. / am saved
and am now well and healthy woman "
Trial bottles free az owens and Minor
Drug Company's. Regular size SOC. and
81. Guaranteed o~ nrioe refunded.
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COlOred Dress Goods.

2 pieces Plaid Dress Goods. origin
al price S5c; Remnant sale cOC
price per yard ................. OH~
3 pieces Novelty Dress Goods. ORR
ginal price 7jc.' Remnant Sale EOC
price per yard ................. ON~
4 pieces Mixed Suitings, original
price J0c.; Remnant Sale price QOC
1 piece Red Mixed suiting, origin
s al price ice, $ ysrd Remnant sale 25C
Two and one-elghth yards Homospun
Suiting. original price S2l3,GY IN
Remnant price for piece %''ON
Four and hve-eighths yards Checked
Dress Goods. original price S1.e1:
Rem Remnant Sale price for SI.IO
Two and fve-eighths yards Novelty
Suitng original price Sl3l, orc
Remnant Sale price .......... #O~
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charlottesville.

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. JAN o.
Special During the holidays the Jefer-
SON Park German club have given "a
series OF germans and. besides. rher"
were numerous other dances ln the city
and neighborh0od.
To-day is rauonal holiday. and court
day. The court was SHINY attended. and
no business was done.
The clerk Of the County Court issued
22f marriage certificates last year-142
10 white and IS 90 co.0red. and the clerk
Of the Corporation Court issued 46-20 to-
white and 2G to colOred people-maKiug "a
total of 21G iu city and county.
a wooden tenement on Water street.
occupied bv negroes. was destroyed. with
all its contents. by fire az 1 o'clock to-
day.
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By Geo. y. Crawford & Co.,
Real Estate AuctiOneers.

ID Y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID executed TO me. bearing date May
z. 1884, ard recorded i'm the clerk once
OF Henrico County Court, ID. b. lisa
page %: default having been made In the
payment OF a part OF the money therein
secured. and heine requested so 10 do by
the note-holder. 7 win sell, at public auc-
ton. on the premises. on
SATURDAY. JANUARY TO- 1882
at O'Clock p. NJ the property described
I'm the above deed. lying IN the town Of
Barton Heights. and fronting l6s feet on
the west side OF Luke street at its inter
section with York, and running back IOV
feet 10 an alley
TERMS Cash as to the cost Of sale
any taxes that may be due, and to pay
four notes Of $40 each and one for 49,,
bearing interest respectively from Novem-
Der 3. 1924: January g. 1895: March 3. 1895;
May 3. 1895, and July g. 1895. balance in
one wear. C.. 4. CRAWFORD.
tbs Trustee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-03

fHE BEST SALVE In the world for
Cuts. Bruises Sores. Ulcers, salt Rheum.
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
Fever Sores. letter. chapped Hands.
and positively cures piles. or no pay re-
qulred II is guaranteed 20 give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded. Price p
cents per box For sale by Owens x
Minor Drug Co.
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Black Dress Goods.

piece Rayadcrc Striped Crepon'
original price 500. Remnant zOC
Sale price per yard .,....-'' ..'''
piece Camel's-Hair stripe, Black Black
ground with Stripe of very dark Gray
original price 81 90. Remnant zEC
Sale price per ard......-..... ~
. ,5eoes Rouretto Novelties, original
pricc SC; Remnant Sale price 2OC
per yard ................''.''. ~
wards Black Crepon. original
price $500: Remnant saFS2.25
price FOR piece .;.....'...'''
ono three-quarter yards Black Crep-
on. orieinal price $40 Rem SIPS
rhroo and half yards Bayadcre
Stripe original price S2V'' SI.SS
Remnant price for piece VIZ
-Four and quarter yards Wo6I Bro
cade. original price S2.13; Rem SI.OS
nant price for piece -"