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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-25

Geo. Franks, Hiram HAYES, Ed Payne
VIM Williams, John III Salisbury, Ange-
line Salisbury. Elisha Counselor, . q
futile, John Harding, Ed. Harding, j
& Knight, A Rule, NJ & futile, q u
Steadman, Mrs \ Wilbery, Hugh Mont
gomery, Marion Townsend. Il Butrick
IL Crissmore, Oliver, BENZ, John aud
Franklin McMinch, John Park, VIM
Mcfarland, III & Kingsley, Eva NJ Phil
lips, IL s Phillips, j III Stonebrook, Mrs
Emma Keefer, G ID Kingsley, X III Brit
ton, Andrew Lepley, Il Payne, III G Bur
rift, Frank Counselor, w 5 Sleight, w
II Balyert, Henry Mclean, Elvira Me
Lean, NJ Page, Will Reynolds, Lee V
Miller, Otto @ Hartman, w = futile
Archie Mccarthy, Tony Gully, David
White, Henry Grant,, Rockefellow
Grain Co. Geo. G. Culver, Peter Shong
AbsoIem Newell, III y Towner, Mary b
Towner, Addison Robinson, Adney Rey
nolds.
The chairman appointed the follow
ing special committee: VIM L Pitt, j
Nj Williams, X { Martin.
On motion of supervisor Duff board
adjourned till tomorrow at $50 IA. m.
FRANK l.. PRESLEY, Chairman
\. L. LANE, Clerk.
Wednesday, January 9, 1901.
Board called TO order by chairman,
Frank l.. PRESLEY. Roll call; full board
present. Minutes of yesterdays SEES
sion read.
On motion of supervisor Williams the
board took recess of fifteen minutes.
Board reconvened; full board pres
ent. Minutes of yesterdays session ap-
proved and signed III open session.
Claims from 10 to 20 were presented
and referred to the committee on claims.
Committee on claims through its
chairman, supervisor Duff, reported as
follows OH the following claims:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-25

may desire them, 10 the extent Of their
circulation, and the price for printing
such proceedings and furnishing such
supplements To be the sum OF SD, and
that the clerk be, and is instructed 10
furnish the copy of said proceedings,
aud that he be allowed the sum of o..
for the same; said proceedings TO be
published during this present month
January, 1901.
Motion carried, and resolution
adopted.
On motion of supervisor Pitt the
board give vote of thanks TO the
chairman for his fair and impartial
manner in conducting the proceedings
of this board for the past year
Motion carried
On motion of Supervisor Chambers
the board adjourned after reading, APP
proving and signing the records.
Frank l.. Presley,
Chairman.
\. +. Lane,
Clerk
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-25

On motion the report of the commit
tee on claims was concurred in.
Committee on county officers, through
its chairman, supervisor OStrander,
recommended that the several county
officers bonds referred TO them Jan. 10,
1901, be approved by the board.
On motion of supervisor Pitt the re
port Of committee on county officers
was accepted and approved.
Bond of Daniel l. Sharrar. county
treasurer, with w $ Turck. g Ward
and \ w Wright, sureties. was presented
and read, and on motion of supervisor
Ostrander was approved.
Bond of John Ii Parrish. sheriff, with
w o Watson, Lemuel Waggoner. Chas
Watson and Chas \ Scholtz, sureties,
was presented and read. and on motion
of supervisor Duff was approved.
Bond of Frank Il Monfort, circuit
court commissioners, with Isaac y Mon
fort and Chas \ Price, sureties. was
presented and read, and or motion of
supervisor Duff. was approved.
Bond of Merritt G. Bassett. coroner,
with David Duncan and Chas Kerr,
sureties. was presented aud read, and
on motion of supervisor Delavan, was
approved.
Bond of Bert Hayes, circuit court
commissioner, with + w Hooper and
Joseph Ray, sureties, was presented and
read, and on motion of supervisor Os
trander, was approved.
Bond of Leslie \ Howe. coroner, with
Lemuel Waggoner and W q Watson,
sureties. was presented and read, and
on motion Of supervisor Miller, was
approved.
Committee on county buildings
through its chairman. supervisor Mes
en-, presented their report, which was,
on motion of supervisor Merrell. ac
cepted. adopted and ordered spread on
the records.
TO the Honorable Board Of Supervisors
of Gratiot County, now in session:
Your committee on county buildings
beg leave 10 submit the following: That
the Jail be renovated. the side walls be
whitewashed, the ceiling be painted.
the iron work toe painted. the Office and
hall be papered. aud the kitchen be cal
cimined. Also that the jail roof be re
paired: and that the sheriff be instruct
ed 10 perform the above work. That
there bee new range placed In the Jail
kitchen for cooking purposes, aud that
the committee be instructed 90 pur-
chase the same All of which l. respect
fullo submitted.
W. T. Neseu,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-25

On motion, the report Of the commit
tee on claims was concurred in.
On motion of supervisor Duff. the
claims of G W Weaver, laid ol the table
AT the October session, 100. be taken
from the table. Motion carried.
On motion of supervisor Hutchinson
the claims of { W Weaver be referred
back TO the committee on claims. Mo.
ton lost.
ON motion of supervisor Merrell, the
board concur in the report of the com
mittee on the claims of { W Weaver,
that were laid on the table at the Oc-
tober session. 1900. Motion carried.
G W Weaver assigned
20 y j Mccullough S}i.GJ all Il atc54u1
G W Weaver assigned
10 y J Mccullough $3.50 133O
c W Weaver assigned
10 y j Mccullough l0S03 1o2O3
G W Weaver assigned
10 y j McCullough 1870 300
On motion of supervisor Duff the
board adjourned until tomorrow at
$50 N.
FRANK L PRESLEY. Chairman.
\ II LANE. Clerk.
Thursday. January 10, 1901.
Board called To order by chairman
Frank L. PRESLEY. Roll call; full
board present.
Minutes of yesterdays session read,
approved and signed in open session.
Claims from so to So were presented
and referred TO the committee on claims
Committee on claims, through its
chairman, supervisor Duff, reported as
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-25

keep the time of said Sinclair, while so EN-
ployed, and 10 draw him an order therefor at
the rate Of s. 90 per day for said work
Motion carried and resolution adopted.
Committee on county officers thro'
its chairman, sup Ostrander, presented
its report, which was. on motion of sup.
&. Smith, accepted, adopted and ord
cred spread OH the records.
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of
Gratiot Comfy
Your committee ON county officers would re-
specially submit the following report We have
settled with the county treasurer and find him
charged with the following amounts:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-25

On motion. the report Of the commit
tee on claims was concurred in
ON motion of supervisor foOte. the
drain commissioner was instructed 10
draw a duplicate drain order in favor
of Timothy Bott for SGI.G1 on Drain l32,
order number 21o2.
Bond of Leslie \ Howe. coroner, with
Lemuel Waggoner aud W - Watson.
sureties. was presented.
Bond ofJohn III Parrish. sheriff. with
W o Watson. l. Waggoner, { ) Watson
and & \ ScholtZ,sureties,w was presented.
Bond of Frank Il Monfort. circuit
court commissioner, with Isaac y Mon
fort and Charles \ Price. sureties, was
presented.
Bond of Merritt G. Bassett, coroner,
with David Duncan and Charles Kerr,
sureties, was presented.
On motion OF supervisor Delsvan. the
bonds pres ented were referred TO the
committee on county officers.
On motion of supervisor Ostrander,
the board adjourned until tomorrow at
$3.50 am.
FRANZ l.. PRESLEY, Chairman.
\. j. LANE. Clerk.
Friday, January IL. 1901.
The board was called TO order 10y
chairman Frank l.. Presley. Roll call;
full board present.
Minutes of yesterdays session read,
approved and signed in open session.
Claims from 50 To Sc were presented
and referred TO the committee on claims.
Committee on claims. through its
chairman. Mr. Duff, reported as follows
on the following claims
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-25

The most soothing, healing and anti
septic application ever devised is De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve 1t relieves
at once and cures piles, sores, eczema
and skin diseases. Beware OF imita-
tons Sharrar & Mulholland.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-25

On motion OF supervisor Miller the
request of drain commissioner Burns
wad referred tothe committee ON drain
age.
Supervisor Pitt offered resolution
and movad it, adoption, and called for
the yeas aud nays. Yeas: Delavan. Mil
Ter. Emery, Smith, Read. Potter. Mer-
rell. Foote. Presley, Chambers, Cush-
man. Williams. G.. Smith. Pitt. Hutch
inSon. OStrander. Duff, Nesen. Martin
Fraker, Parks 81 Motion carried and
resolution adopted,
Resolved, 10y the Board of Supervisors of
Gratiot county in regular session this nth day
OF January. 1901 that IA the judgment OF tins
board the law known az the sparrow Bounty Law
h. of no practical benefit and the same ought to
be- repealed; aud whereas, Il appears from the
books in the office Of the county treasurer of
this county, that IN the year lSN there was paid
out for bounties under said law the sum OF
81 ~ 90 in lSH - 49,. NJ, and in l!sn, Si.2glg,
making total in three years, IA this county
alone OF ST. 56j.7j: and whereas. in the judg-
ment Of this board the benefit received under
said sparrow bounty act, 10y this county, ~ any,
falls far short az the expense to this county there
under, and that our senator and representative
in the state Legislature be furnished with copy
of this resolution, and bc requested To introduce
"A bill in the legislature for the repeal Of said
sparrow bounty act and to present the facts
herein set forth To the Legislature and use their
influence To bring about the repeal Of said act
On motion OF supervisor Ostrander
the board took "A recess until this after
noon at 3 o'clock.
Board re-convened at , p. m.
Supervisor Pitt offered the following
resolution and moved its adoption:
Resolved. That John l. Sinclair be and is
hereby empowered 10 trim up the trees and
shrubbery upon and around the court house
grounds during the spring of 1901, and that the
county clerk be and u hereby authorized 10
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-25
Supervisor Foote offered the follow
Lng resolution and moved its adoption


ing resolution and moved its adoption
Whereas II appears from the investigation
and report of Mr.. Mccall aud the com. ON drain
age concerning the issuing Of drain orders boy ex-
drtin commissioner {. \. Scholtz in the naale
of \. Becker amt Others, and obtaining money
thereon, fraudulently; therefore
Resolved. 10y the board of supervisors of Ora
tiot county now in session, this 18th day of jan
uSry, 1901 that we hereby authorize and in
struct representing attorney Archie Met all
to continue the iuyestig cation To the end, and II
in his Judgment there be sufficient grounds for
the same, that he prosecute said {. \. Schotz
for the recovery Of said money or for criminal
otten~e or for both. a, facts may Justify.
On motion of supervisor Merrell, as
an amendment, the prosecuting attor-
ney j Is kirby's name be substituted in
the place of Archie Mccall. Amendment
carried. Resolution "a amended car
ried.
On motion Of supervisor Miller, the
pay roll now i'm the hands of the clerk
was allowed at footing
STATE or MrCmGAN. GRNTTor COUNTY We,
the undersigned Chairman aad Clerk of the
Board Of supervisors of said County of Gratiut,
do hereby certify that the following il "a the
pay roll of said Board of supervisors as pre-
scented and allowed for attendance and mileage
during their session, 1901
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-25

Total inc balance on hand Sj7.7NOW
We have examined and cancelled the stubs and
orders in the county clerk = office and find them
To agree with the above report.
We have also cancelled the stub book of the
soldiers relief commissioners and find them to
agree with this report.
We have also examined and cancelled tho
stub books in the office of the superintendent
of the poor and find them correct.
We have also cancelled the stubs in the drain
commissioner office and find Thorn to agree
with the orders
All of which il respectfully submitted
STEPHEN OsTRANDER,
Roy CUsHMAN.
{. j. CHAMBERS
Committee.
On motion Of supervisor Ostrander.
board adjourned until tomorrow at 9
O'Clock a. IN.
FRANK L. PREssLEY, Chairman.
y. u. LANE, Clerk
Saturday, Jan. II, 1901.
Board called 10 order by chairman
Frank l.. Presley. Roll call; full board
present.
Committee on claims. through its
chairman. supervisor Duff, reported as
T. 1 1 T..
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-25

ON motion the report of the commit
tee on claims was cOncUrrod in.
Mrs Voorhees,, - 90; favorable at $500
On motion the report Of committee
on claims be cOncurred in.
On motion of supervisor Pitt. as an
amendment. the claim of Mrs. Voorhees,
be laid on the table Amendment car
ried As amended carried.
Committee on drainage through its
chairman. sup. Emery presented its re
port, which was on motion received
adopted and ordered spread on the
records
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors OF Gratiot
county, now in session;
We, the committee on drainage, find that the
request e drain com. Burns, relating to chang
ing drain funds, will have to be done by petit
ton 10 the court. and we would therefore adj
wise this board 10 authorize NJ. Burns 70 do so.
VIM 4. Emery,
L. G.. Duff,
VI. {. Parks,
COMMITTEES.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-25
W. T. \eSeu.
\. l'raker.
Fred Read,
Committee.

Committee on drainage. through its
chairman, supervisor Emery, presented
its report, which, on motion of super
visor Dclavan, was accepted, adopted
and ordered spread on the records;
To- the Hon. Board cf Supervisors of Gratiot
county.
We the committee ON drainage have inve, tiga-
ted the matter referred to by \. Mccall, and
find the same a, presented at last session, and
ind the Becker order in same condition. We
find two orders drawn in favor of j. Ray 10 the
amount Of $1,000 and drawn out 10y {. \,
Schultz, and have been returned by said I. \.
Scholtz To county treasurer; and your commit
tee would recommend that the board of super
vsOrs take such action a they see ht. All OF
which i respectfully submitted.
VIM \ Emery,
/. G.. Dun,
II. {. Parks,
Committee
Special committee through its chair
man, supervisor Pitt, presented its re.
port and moved its adoption.
On motion of supervisor Cushman,
as an amendment, the report of special
committee be laid on the table until
tomorrow. Yea and nay vote called for
Yeas. Delavan, Emery, j. l.. Smith,
Read, Potter. Merrell, Chambers. Cush
man. Hutchinson. Duff To- Nays:
Miller, Foote. PRESLEY, Williams, G..
Smith. Pitt, Ostrander, Nesen, Martin
t'raker, Parks Il. Motion lost as
amended. Original motion carried.
To tho Honorable Board of Supervisors of
Gratiot County. now IN session:
Your committee to whom was referred the pc
titiun for incorporating thn yillagcof VI Middleton.
have carefully considered the same and We find
that nearly all of the petitioners arc residents
of said village which b. located iu the center of
section seven. FULTON township. Gratiot county.
and covers ahuut 22 acres of land. We further
find that the rcmoust rance against said petition
b. signed hy nearly all the parties owning the
balance of the land outside of IA" village ON
said 'ctiuu seven. amounting toabuut BIS acres.
We further find that three of the petitioners
signed the rrmou~t rance. making 80 lu favor of
Incorporating and 80 against 10. We believe the
benefit IL aiiy, that the said village would rc-
ceiYc by being incorporated would boz moro than
offset boy Increasing the taxes of the farming
lands ou said section that surrounds tho village.
W. would therefor recommend that the PRAYER
of The petitioners boz uot granted.
WN. T. PITT.
j. VI. WILLIAMS
d
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-25

Highfcld, \ First, Harlow Burdick. John Al
leman. j Norcss, John Corey, FL Elliget,
Frank Wilkinson, J b Rcssegue, l. II Moss, t T
lsham. W ; Daniels, J II Norton, Will First, Jas
+ Shultz, Fylrr, W h Burnett. 4 Cuson, { ID
Kingsley. X n Brtton Geo Rule, j ID Beardsley,
y Pifcr, Otto Hartman. T. b Cooley, Ira Richards,
Glenn Naldrctt NJ : Howell, \ g Naldrctt II
Zion, ID Stitt, W II Davis,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-25

Notice il hereby given that the undersigned
legal voters residing within the territory here.
matter mentioned and described, will make APP
plication To the board of supervisors Of the
county 81 Gratiot, at the court room, in the
court house in the Village OF Ithaca, In said
o'clock in the forenoon 81 said day, for the in
corporation Of village to be known as the Viii
iage Of Middleton. and TO be composed Of the
number seven ca Of the township Of Fulton
Gratiot county, Michigan.-Dated November
Dth A. d. 1900
Ell Naidrett, w Shepard, d n Creaser, A
Townsend, Orson Garfield, n & Kingsley, & A
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1901-01-25
AFFIDAVIT OF rtBLICArlON.

State of Michigan County of Gratiot, So W.
A. Nanwcgcu being duly sworn, dcposes andsay :
that he il the foreman of the Gratiot County
Herald "a paper published and circulating in
said county OF Gratiot; that the annexed notice
once i'm each week for four weeks and that the
first publication thereof was un the sixth day of
December. A.D. 1850 ". \. NNNWECEN.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me this ,th
day of January. A. ID. 1901
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-03

While the 5casan is Just at
its height and garments such us
these are now most wanted, We
give YOU an unusual opportu-
nifty on about twenty-five this
seasons suits, comprising a few
OF each sty 10 and colors, as
follows:
Light Castor Venetian Suits
$3.50 from $1,000.
Brown, Steel and Navy
Blouse Suits $40 from $500.
Many desirable styles in sta
pie suits at SIC from $500.
Another lot of AIl-wool
NalkinS Skirts, strictly tailor
made. hounce effect, seven in.
facing, ~ rows stitching $500
Worth regularly 800.
Our regular lines Of Suits,
Separate Cloth and Silk jack
cts is now complete.
Have just opened entire new
line OF Linen and Pique skirts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-03

In the course of q short time a
number of changes are expected to
take place in the offices at the Gus.
tom House. The room now occupied
by Deputy Burton, will be used as a
store room for records and books
which are now kept in room No. 80.
The latter will be occupied by Cap.
tain Ayars while his office will be
taken by Burton as the room COM
municatcs with the Office of Deputy
Collector Lcitch.
The matter Is now before the De-
partmcnt at Washington and an Or
der for the change is daily expected.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-03
CROSBY
& HILL
6O5, COZ and 600 Market Street.

An importers samples OF
mems German socks plain
and fancy, most desirable styles
that have come to this market
and just the right weight for
now. Of course, the reason
for selling them at half-price,
their stock is all closed out
except the samples and we
have them and want you to
have them at half-price.
! 10 dozen mems fine Socks
for 1910. pair.
20 dozen ladies' seamless
black Hose, white feet, l24c.
pair.
40 dozen children's seam
less black Hose, white feet
l2lc pair.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-03
Uoldey College.

The Alumni Association OF Goldey
Commercial College will entertain the
students in the school rooms on May Is.
The base ball team will play the Will.
mington Military Academy team on the
lattcrs grounds this afternoon.
On Tue'day May y, the team. will play
tho Central High School OF Philadelphia
at Front and Union streets. Game will
be called at8,3o o'clock and a large at.
tendance Is looked for.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-03
VIII Sell Plant,

The American Car and Foundry Com
pany Is negotiating for the purchase OF
the Jack; on and sharp Companys plant
in this city. Elwood c. Jackson said this
afternoon that the details had not been
completed yet but no doubt would DO in
Il few days.
Job. II. jackson Is confined to his home
so no particulars OF the deal could be
given to the public. 1t Is understood that
the purchase price will BIO 100000.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-03

"Thc Price of Worldliness will
be the subject of the address of Rev.
f. b. Short before the Young Mems
Chris ian Association next Sunday
afternoon. A large attendance Of
the members and the public in gen.
cral is requested. Mrs. Katharine
Mccormick of Philadelphia, will sing
several gospel hymns.
The committee on receptions will
hold meeting tonight and reques is
all its members to be present.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-03
Trolley Road Extension.

1t is stated that the Wilmington
City Railway Company has agreed to
extend their road from Rising Sun to
Rockland, Brandywine hundred. Ii
Is reported that the right of way has
been secured and the work OF grading
and track laying will soon be com.
menced Tho next move should be
up the Brandy wine and % towards
West Chester unless the line on the
Concord pike is pushed ahead.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-03
SAMl]EI, LEES co. s E. Cor. Fifth and Market Streets


Charles Kyle, Jr., will open his ice
cream parlors, at the N. e corner Of Sixth
and Orange streets, tomorrow evening
with his usual variety Of leo cream. and
will be open for business throughout tho
coming season. All lovers Of ics cream
arc invited to call. Families aid we'd
ding parties promptly supplied. Orders
thank rullv rpcpiyeg
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-03

OsT-ON TUESDAY LAST A PAIR OF
IL gold eye glasses, in go ny from Twenty.
seventh aud Market to Thirty. sccond and
Market A reward will he paid il retur ned to
/. T.. Bayls. Thirty second and Market
streets mo'os
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-03

Tomorrow promises to DO .ar and
rather warmer.
Somewhat similar conditions will prob
ably prevail Sunday.
The therm ometsr at w. c. Taylor's
drag store 304 King street to-day rogis-
tered as follows:
o'clock 10 o'clock o clock
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-03
A Candidate

Henry c. Downward. On not Al red c,
Downward, is o candidate for city treas.
urtrtat the Republican primaries on May
II. The name l. correctly given on tbs Of
fetal list of candidates, but mistake
was made In printing the list in some of
the newspapers
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-03


w ANTED-A GOOD RELIABLE COLOR
w ell woman for cooking and general
hOuscworls. best reference required, Apply ut
Coz Frun ch street. m32t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-03

Three boys were arrested by officers
Fox and Conner to-day for stealing
iron of railroad cars.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-03
Mems Undershirts.

Is dozen fine UEdershirts,
half price and mostly less,
take too large a space to name
the different values, odd lots
but awfully cheap.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-03
Schilling
DRY GOODS co.,
Sl4 Market Street.
Good Values for Small Prices
FOR SATURDAY

500 yards Black Goods in
Cheviot, Henrietta and Poplin,
reduced from $l.00 to 69c. yard
Saturday only.
All Wool French Flannels for
Ladies Waists in all shades, 40
cents yd., were SOC. vd.
New spring Infants Caps from
l5c to SO. so.
New spring line Shirt Waists.
white, 4Sc to $3.50.
New spring line Shirt Waists,
colored. 25c to 50.
10 dozen Dress Shields reduc-
ed from l0c. to SC. pair.
1000 Pillow Cases with deep
hem 45X56 inches for &c piece,
worth &c.
500 yards Black Figured Silk
for SOC yd. worth SOC.
Yards Unbleached Muslin,
| yard wide. for 81. worth Sc yd,
20 dozen Huck Towels, l9X5S
inches for l21.c c. piece. worth 1oc.
IS dozen Ladies' Vests with
tape around neck and sleeves,
! 5 Tor sc worth l2rsc piece,
Fine line Sailor Hats from SOC
| to - so.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-05-03
Turkish
Towels
Csc.

Nearly large enough for bath
robe size, - in Y So III. full
. bieached. heavy and possessing
that roughness that many per-
SOUS like; poe, instead Of SOC.
A large assortment Of attrac.
tive Neckweaf at 2jc. and SOC.
Best Collars, newest shapes,
2 for 25c,
Another large consignment
OF those wonderful Silk Waists
at $500. Black and colors, IN
oil sizes, worth regularly $500,