Grand Rapids morning telegram., July 07, 1885, Image 4

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nea papa wtub lud A tour) rwai.
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Wart cm um r ''"-" fco uw Morton UMfe
rorw An
.1 lady' hfnaal ihu wub an owawr at
ulU)a acavJUtuartara.
Tba Mat vlu Ut etl auU Looew iHWto
rwmovwd tu Luwwili fr".
Taa Vim Prehytr-an skindaj anbuul Viil
ptwif i - i -. Hwrail tj
A niBhtr of tkm awitiw of Um Dun
A mwvio'i. U ..itaiy to)
MM 0 to NlM
lira, fed- iiuiu.fi. ,1 th,a Mto, ta in Mil
, r. m:. .. . to crowded
A M-nnnr of Out haadiaq atoUiag tuaeeae
toa ainou- Um t-s-t.uu of okMio their
t tojiiwj itiin ii ii ia 4'. 0. CoaaatoeA
Uual JWUmxi an Uim ham bos H yaatarda
tojt ao damarfa resulted.
M atouu 4wl the fourth of July
Colli in.tu ..tat ba n o-n toj U da or
werU b uaorrow eoruiUrf.
Ovar one u.nd:i LoiU returned a mm
Win UM Leila &hor ruwd yeterdr uioru.n,
fcsvtog mammi to tnuaa on rtaturjiay uiht.
Tba mty flih School Al-unm reantou and
atetuo aft tha UAa tday aiU tuowt hdy be
ft atoaaaat aif air -uul vary largwly attended.
J. K. McBrnla. Canal iraft, haa a
aouwinrf maritime knir- in Mi po-a-a-iou
niato owner nan have by pro in prnp-
v tea the cuwitet traia left Mad
Mtatday there were Wd peraoft on
ho.ud few Ua pre UMwUDtf al Traveree
Oft
blan M. Babeon waa granted a decree of
drngeoa froin Waahuntou bafui. tr -a.-y.
to; toa Otraoit Court, on tha ruaud-. of
Martiu. If' rata CViuLin, John Alarr
tu ; l uii. f..
tookiUiC
Van arrwUtl u
t la.Ht
b'rank
ort at
wic for
Uht at
i.uc i'au with
Tha ilrmnd H id ci
twauty ptatoaa, ondar th
Warborg. Ul gtv o
faJtom atraat park nail
Sajaaraa' baaul will fc
daxfiiiM at tha Ahtamni
fjUad'a UUu. Tha tie
raaitwr aarrai of their
Tha iran.l K
1, .1.
of Um kiuaago HiiIh
daily pwtKM and oont
boy tu a ououml
thay ara in
invitiu; oar
Tha Foiica r.Mirt
tner vwiog twwiity-
toba Ji-iHjaed oJ. Soni pid
fnu ft' tu $1 and the rwat
at Um ;ail.
Tha Sunday School of the I aitarian So
OMty wilt ba eontm : i during
aaaaon at Uia rom of tha W, C T. I'., and
not in Um oira hoiiaa. a- hait been an
aaaililil It wUl meat at ' a. in.
l. Lntou. aaaialad by Dr. Wilhama, ra-
Uir f kv .f ltr Me-
'Qawwaxi. (
tarday.
but Um I'M
In Ue f
n at St. .Mark'- Home ya-
a vry laiofol operation,
i feeling tjaile comfortable.
uutKVfs yuatfrday morning a
urred in atatmg that th
on itt.-ii l.Ml th faunral of
-on. It dmuld have read
hI t:.- v-iii- ri! of Mr-. I..
V-a.K-iin .ii. the Mioi.igan
d Company, and H. D. C.
trading freight agent, of tho
enpr tha store in The Mor
, lately raoatod by the D., ii.
nnie Nolan who waa re
1 ! i-U a-M. ui.J ; - !:::- -I
i n -ent.ncv I ;igam yea-;r-nii'.
In the a-' two
ha haa be-n .it if , nil
rton. the oap pru package
charged in Pohcv Court ye-
b on payment of coat. It
1 he had receive I Mayor
r a lioanaa, but did nut pro-
irfne Jone, Henry Houe
mitoun. Walter Siinmond.
thai they afttomi
ton.
The Furnitnr
Outrnl
Van toaniai, am
O. R. t (.. will
ton Hott blue
U. .t H K. K.
Th i ' M Mi
ieaftmd frtnn i
to lawTa the ctl
tan lay for dm
and a half yanr
th-ui three M
Thorn aa 3. Bi
pat'dlr. waa di
tarday inornio
waa found th
I'-irthM -r. -
ourw it f i
W.ll J.waa. t
aaaa. Jam.- H
Uehnrd Blnra
ally, and Df
left lat v-nu
to M n- n i. I
Rat. Henry
rh'ir- i .
room, on I'earl
treat pnor
pmwti
pmWfM
by UoC
WIN
plar.l
toaft t a
ahier-
It I Wll
Fort Wayne
If tha City fhyaieian ft
irr- 'Tin.-f li
'H-fora tha Qmm
hi 4l.) par y-
ba nw datnand fur a meat
or. i.n.1
Health to look after.
Snyder yeaterd
IVw-
Ifl mmm i. take .
i Mto
nut IB? th
Fywieenl
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Kmrr B.
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led foe the 9noc
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, ion ;
t Of
THE CITY LEGISLATURE.
buMMAHV CAST NlQHT S VOK
ion LictntM (kntd ino Rru-Nl
LiCnMi RedoCed
wmm praaanft aanan km. Omit
on 1 en tar aftraat ramoutrtd
Mm buikhng of a aawar m ul iraei.
rUlarraU to Um Aldarmauof tha Third ward.
iiluuu ijrm and ofthara aak f or a arwar la
Knat BnUga .tmat, from Clinum tra u
CoJIaaja arana. Hatorrad to Um
mm Samara. JuaftMe lawwtr
'uucil to order JnaUea Buandar to torn
bouAs and r i"r batongtug to
fbo preeadad Mr. BroUWar. Ke-
farrad to tha City Attorney. Frooarty own
ara on Cantor treat aaAad that tha street
he improved from Fifth aveUUe to
Hail atroat. Coanmittoa on flfciitr.
uuii.Lutmictetiun from "Fanner"
II ay nn lila waa mod, m which ha eloquently
njnjHl tho Con nail to grant a aalooo lioanaa
i giM BokuL. ted and placed
on die. I he report of tha lamtrolkr. reoum
ng Um .aUiaOl of cnuiua and ac-
iud
Kim
ef erred back
it the Ci'y
referred to
an J Mean-.
Ihird avenue
executed. A
uu U e Board
d to ti
r with.iut reading. The
and Mean reported in
ration to work pneou
i. i- the. ordinance ran
make it leira to do o.
tod. K.
1 bie, ti Pea -I
i licence. Aid.
iltttx- on V i-
A . - Aid. Kiiltan prc-
anhlil a majority reiort in favor of grant
mg the peruii-iou which ws tutoptcal. A
lioanaa wa granted Shield A Slattery to
.-.r. , . -i. M.li i- W lt rl-MJ -tr.. t. The
Ahleruifii "t Uu- Kird Ward to whom wa
referred the application .f I . H. MH'arthy
for a -taioon license at A47 South Division
atreet, reported in favor of granting the
1 MDOrt w;t- igued only by
Aid. let;raaf an 1 th m iyr aaiJ that he
i-..u!J u..t .-ori-uh-r it i majority report and a
minority report could not be considered be
fore a majority had been presented. The
matter waa laid on Um table. Several re
porti locating uHtnct to be aeed for
public improvement were reail and adopted.
u moti m of Aid. Sauuder the application
of D. B )ki. n, corner of Turner and W b--:.t
-tut, for a ndoon liceuae Wii
taken from thu table. Aid. Saunders
moved that the liceti e be granted.
: Stewart moved an amendment that the
ration be placed on tile. Aid. Albright
moved a a anbatitate that the matter tie re
ferred to a special committee of throe, to
r-i ort m one week. The -ubstitute was loet.
Aid. Killean movtal a an amendment to
njnjnbd unit, that the ui ittt-r t ref-rre.l
back to tmt fJoouaittM on Way- and Mean,
with instruction to viait the locality and
thoroughly invt-tigate the surrounding.
Daring the diou don it wn tat d that it
had b --n cr; d by th" a; j !: ant'- friend
that Aid. Stewart opioel granting the
; . -. h in -. Boki'n'. b;, - -rorWed a;aiu-t
Stewart at t to Boring election. Aid. Stewart
denied that at act'd from tercinal motive.
After a lemrth :i-.-tiion tl - amendment
to the amendment wa lot and the matter
waa again laid upon the table. The Crosby
- ,i i..-.-ment roll wa taken from tin
table. The appeal of Henry Andrea and
others wa read and the roll wa laid on the
tabl- for one week for further appeal. The
Firt avenue -ewer roll was laid on the table
for one week for appeal. The petition of
I.. (. Duuton and other for the graveling
of Cherry street, was referred to the Alder
.f th- Third Ward. Bid for lot
owned by the city on Crosby and Brainard
treet. were read and referred to the Com
mittee on Ways and Mean. The amend
ment to the ordinance relative
to vagrants was read a third time
and pased. The ordinance denning the
duties and fixing the compensation of the
i i wa t i-.. ti from the table,
read a third time and laid on the table for a
week. The sidewalk ordinance was placed
it third reading and paed. On
motion of Aid. Hayward. the resolution fix
ing the salary of S. (. Ketchum and Kryn
Dykema, members of the Board of Health,
at f'J), wa ta.'ien from the table. It wa
discnsxed b) Aldermen Hayward. Creme
and Doan and returned to the table. The
tioanse fee for hacku-r wa reduced to $10
per year or for any part of the year. When
the order of motion and resolutions was
reached. Aid. DeOraaf moved that a saloon
bnrase be granted I). U. McCarthy. On
motion of Aid. Hayward. the motion wa
laid on the tabic. A large number of motion
and resolution, ordering sidewalks repaired
and treet improvements, were passed, and
tne Counn! adjourned.
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PERSONAL.
J. H. Palmer, of Chicago, i in town.
Mr. J. C. Wenham leave to-morrow for
Bo ton.
n H. Bunnell is taking in the ight at
I Hi ;- t'.-
If. . Foat pent the Fourth at Traverse
City, fishing.
J. F. Vtner. of Hopkins Station, wa in
the city yeaUrday.
J. Melntyre. of Fremont Centre, was in
Um city yettrday
Harley Nlson. of Muskegon, is visiting
frirnda in tre city.
J. C. Bonneli' family leave to-day for the
pleasure reaort north.
H. . N-wkir. '" rago wa regitered
at tha Morten ytrday.
Wm. Van lx snd wifs, of Big Rapids,
v - -trnlay.
C. C. Phillip, editor of the Bangor H
irr ,, was in the city yesterday.
Mr. J. C. R-a and laughter Jewie. of
Iletmtt, art visum, ;. i t. J- rT ron
avnne.
Miss AMW Itoton and two hnthr. are
thegnet- of F P. Kirkwood, l'7 Malison
avenue.
Vf .! ;!, rnarhbtrhn. of Salem, Ore.
Carding her vscatioo in this city with
J-. R. Hayes, of the Arlington. I toakey.
waa in Um city yesterday, and reports a large
travel nurtfrwarw.
M. Jin es Fiadlater left yeateniay for
txmdkvn, Uuku iOT tkut of everal wk
with raiaUvea and friend.
M Rusall. editor of the Albion Kpnh
Nawnv s toa paw ewer hi the city on hi way to
r,rai-M )tt-nd the meeting of the
Mies Belle C. Camming, a uccsfni
aner. of 1 j Orange iunty, ladiana. r.
rtred in the crty net evening and will re-
Cheater M. Spanl ding, for oine t tme pent
the pot aiar saeward of the Peninsular Club.
a goe to Martoetp. Cpper Peninenla. u
(Tiftaw (!hnrwhv nf Boston, is the groat of
Naabnn Crareh. of the rwta. They will
bath Wbto Bnaton in few day, wheea Mr.
CkatwX tbe editor, wdl spend tha rbrtwnrar.
CantV P. M-.neh. of rieveiawd. OMav
t -g ti ' lawTji Mnt. Km -
aephew, Prof, c W. Pliaiwua. OapA
A Picture Ortan trorr. Kaai L.e bf a
Heaidrnt Q this City
Unftalde of to apL.Uto and paioM.
a bnft una daaut ooLUitioti to our raots.
of Ufa. But in order lo
ouix m ail daaaiia of hia. as
Uva pour greatly outnumber I
enUy rvch. The firat euM are ?ubyect to all
aanertaiaiiaa of work; they ara hahia to ba
and having constantly racorrtog expenca
for faxuil support, are snbyaot to anxtottos,
l. ! :n u.e ent of lose of tiuie, harra
uieuU ahich make ilia a burden. The fol
lowing -.Loo , related to S 1 lULoA.a le
porter yr-U'lay. tuii illaatraftas Um
ntoj
ould by
of tuij
mmm un- rtor tu rauiiiy nnra
- -men :.e . asaaa
and thus begin an accum u LUon of prop
which will be a-aa well as
a eutooe, and h-lp in ail ubaeiaeut time
Ten yearn .ago a gentiriuan ol gvod n or
al habita, and aith a wife and
two children, came to Orm.d Rap
Ida, almost inL.leee, with only
$1 25 m hif pocket. Having only a coin
moa chool siuontHu he waa obliged to do
day's labor, and at once sought a position
in one of our leading furniture factories at
$l.aO per day. At the end of the first five
years hi salary waa increased to $1.75 a
day, which tie continue to receive. He
says he u contented and happy, and as UV
fruit of hi salary, and economy, own free
of debt, three handsome resideiiore and lots,
one of which he occuple and the other two
re rented. Be-ides ihls property he ha
f at bearing interest. The reason for
ttoa, ha says, waa my asking "no trust,"
lay iug my bills uu -ight, and after my day '
work wa done at the factory, going home
to labor in the garden or by improving my
roi-erty, thereby saving all extra hired help,
le ha met with all ordinary mishap, and
spoke with great hope to the future when he
will see still better times. Ma was very ex
plicit in ayiug "ti. u any one with a will
can do likewi-e. '
e
Twenty Thousand Dollars Wanted.
A suit of foreclosure wa- commenced by J.
W. Converse, yesterday, agaiust Harvey L.,
Hubert F. and Nora M. Blauehard. Baailj
M and William F. Hatch, and Henry Mil-
chell, memlMrs of the Model Milling Com
pany, to collect l,0'.i on a note given June
le secured by a mortgage covering the
property.
Many Thanks.
At a meeting of Company B. Grand Rap
ids Guard, held last evening, the following
resolution wa unanimously adopted:
lirxolvfti, That the company hereby ten
der their sincere thauk to the Knights of
F Una for the use of their hall July : and
1.
-e
"Why should the pirit of mortal be
proud," and lead ieople to baths in Europe,
which claim to cure rheumatism, when fifty
eeut will buy a bottle of St. Jacob Oil?
Dr. Seekell,
? In:'. South Divmimi -tr.-.-t. will remove all
Tumor-, Mold. Warts, etc., in a few hours
without pain or the anile.
Greatly improved.
No surer evidence of a prosperous and
grow.ng h'i-ii u-s can be given than the fact
that Mr. A. otte. of the American Steam
Laundry, at No. ''4 South Division Ptreet,
h i- h n compelled by increaed work to en
large hi facilitie. He has just put in a
new and large engine; new collar and cutT
ironer: new wahmg machine, and added to
his delivery facilities a new horse and wag
on, gay and fine. The American laundry
is a success.
Friedrich Brothers, 30 and 32 Canal
Street.
The old and reliable music house of Fried
rich Brothers, 80 and '.Zi Canal street, enjoy-
a healthy trade. This is no wonder.
With their line of superior and leading in
struments, such a the world-renowned
Weber, Knabe and Fischer pianos, and the
popular Chase, Smith, American and Tay
lor A Farley organs, they can sweep every
thing iu their way. They keep the largest
and best assorted stock of sheet music and
musical merchandise in Western Michigan,
and sell all their good at reasonable prices.
If you wish to purchase anything in the
music line, call on or write to Friedrich
Brothers and they will satn fy y our wishes
every time.
Kxtract of Vanilla $1.25 per pint, 10 cents
per ounce. hir own make. Peck's Drug
Store.
Art Classes.
Mr. Will C. Horner is forming classes in
drawing and painting from life and land
sca. Part of the time will lie spent iu the
-tndio and the balance in outdoor sketching.
For terms and further information, address
IS and I:'. Immen block, or call after July 13
when the studio will !e open.
Mixed paints, 'Jl colors, in quart and gallon
cans. Peck's Drag Store.
Chew Prune Nuggett. It is lasting and
delicious.
Mr. V. Ii. Middleton devotes his entire
time to our prescription work. Correctness
and accuracy are secured only by perfect
ytei!i. U 'e haw- the large-t pr. -cription
business in Michigan. Peck's Drug Store.
St. Thomas Bay Rum, direct importation,
Mills A Lacey's Pharmacy.
Price lead and oil Iwfore buying. Can
not be undersold. Peck's Drug Store.
J.:;l n. Atkinson, Wright and other
standard perfumes at Mill A lacey's Phar
macy. For a chew that does not make the mouth
sore, use Prune Nugget.
Latest Styles in Neckwear.
Summer Neckwear, at low figure, at Geo.
W. de Jonge. 'J North Division street
Toilet Step reduced in price, at Mills A
Lacey's Pharmacy.
Headquarter for cigars at Mills A Lacey'
Pharmacy.
Prescription prepared. We put up 'J.Hfi
per mouth. No fancy prices. Peck's Drug
Store.
Shoulder brace, female upporter, silk
forking and rubber goods st Mills A
Lncey' .Surgical Instrument Dpot.
Surgical intrumenU. phjjuwrtsp or.mpM
-Kitfit: everything in Tieman's catalogue.
Sold at lWk" !-. g
Prune Nugget is the handsomest and mot
convenient pocket piece made.
Extract Witch Haael in bulk cents per
pint. Peck' Drug Mora.
flttd without extra eha-ga at Mills
'
Track 8uiy
I hs- on new flr-t Ha Track Sulky for
i Cladl f el llllti!- Fte P0Re
irny snd Bnajr. of mjr own ansk. for
aie, at rrw to mt tV timi. Oeortfe C
r itch. tr s-,'
Tooth ache drops 10 cents per
Pck Dra more.
Prune Hmfgrt Torncn , r nx
nouey
Try the n msv ticket at the Wrodsvw
DkKB Hall. 114 Monroe treet
St -aw m
UOfl PARASOLS
AMU
SUN UMBRELLAS
tt Less thai) Maoutaclurers' Cost.
We have just ui-ule a pur
chase of a large invoice of
itraols and Sua I uilrella
at a ruinous tuw price Iftd
offer them at the following
etrannlmary low tigures:
lvinrh genuine an ilia Sun
L inhrellas 35c each.
MMflMfc genuine anilla Sun
mnrellah 42c each.
JJ-inch genuine Zamlla Sun
I'lnhrella., 60. each.
Si-inch 'i:.miic .anilla Sun
LTmbrolle- 80c each.
Satin Pu80lfl MOlloped
anl lined, S1.,M. worth fl.wU
Sni m rr8ols, seolloped md
lined, 1. former price W.60.
Satin PfcfMOla, BCOllopcd
anl lined, $2M former price
1150.
80-inch White Brocaded
liraol, IHIc worth $1.50.
20-inCh Lace Cuvered Par-
isoia, L.60, former price 20.
Mi-e-" PuieoU 75c. worth
L.25.
Minee1 Purasolfi, extra -ize,
lKl, former price 1.50.
A I leant i ful line of extra
Hue quality of Twilled Silk
and Satin lined ParaMU and
Sun linhrellas with fancy
handles of the newest design.
at fully 50 per cent !ess than
former price.
F. W. WURZBURG,
Cor. Canal and lironson.
Chir unlet m 35e JPmH Silk Mitts awl
0fl Gntize Untlrnrenr are MMM NM .
The Imlam c nf our Snmuo r Silkn Ih low
eottt.
HATCH !
125 Monroe St.
OFFERS
StandAni Kannlfttl puHr.
per lbw. 7c
Cat loaf acd powder I.
I V T Hi.. c.
Extra whit) C sugar.
per lb., ftc.
Brown nrtr.
-He par lb.. 20 lbs, for tl-
rv-.t i rol.l n llio rottl.
lc int Ih.fl Ih for 1.00
,--1 r''.-l Hio,
Mi pr lb. I lbs for LOO
Yoan Hyon, Japan aiul Oolong T,
jOcpwlh.. ISjlh for $1.
g"-t Ph!-!!! Hour,
g' ImkC i Mour.
pnr lif lard.
lr t.nndrl. $3.
por hrinlrl. $2.i.
mm lb .. 1V-. by tK. jar ltc.
por lb. !.
Water Whit Oil
rpik.H-
Clnmbia Uiver aln t,
1 I cans for e
Frooh Mivkrel.
S can for Sc
Friwh lolmters.
t can for 0r.
I mportri mrdine. gartr ran.
Vr jr rn. cn for h:
mprtl aHin. Ialr can.
I tit r -HD ran for $1 C
gt oat mml.
. m mil wl mt
I more better i .
7 lb. fr 2V.
7 lb for
1 r ir IV..
4 Ih. for IV.
2'1H -an P rri t-t
6
Q lb. ran .lid parkd tnesatosn
70r per ran
ns. for 2fV
2 nn Rerl tWI fvrn.
ran for JRc.
1 1 an for iV
S liar for Wr
s hnr for W
12 rr for Km
2
r'dy a -i
p- -.
- fdloe, IV : er. - ' -
IV v-r In 2 lb. 'or 4V
Obi Oo-Tnsaspt J'r and Koeha,e-
e cw lb - i
mpmm.
Frca iwwaai tmmMtm,
2? V p 'h.
DOWN THEY GO.
GREAT SLAUGHTER SALE
BASE BALL GOODS
Genuine league Base Balls 95c
1 hw Haik for tin.
7 Hc i-aii fur Uc,
Wn mm W. ki iv
iUj- Bar Bails tor l&c
16c Base Bails for mm.
BEST RUBBER BALLS
v v, ;. ua- r.v, iJ i.v
lara( hi-f Hard Kubttr Ball.- unl
hoiialW h-ic Ha id KuUi Blkoni Ac
BATS. BATS. BATS
rtX' Hal tn I ) v
.'aa- Hm ni -
15c Bat ot-iy Mb.
lOV Bat h.
OAP8 O A FS
Bs Hall Caps So and 4c
BELTS
Bae Hali Belle 4c and ac.
Crocjuet S49ta
. and f 1. '.".
I'rottTonlonal hrlr, tin ver UkI, iud $Ll&.
Itesno Ktda UiU-t p. regard left of oust.
F. R WINEGAR,
PORTER BLOCK
I Ll.l.l iH NL 7U.
PAUL W. FRIEDRICH,
( I he rK''Hd Frndrich Bru. ;
No. 24 Monroe Street.
Tlc 1-iu!iiio ili t-i- of
First Class Pianos.
The World lu'imwued Atfeucie:
STEINWAY,
SOHMER
Kranicb & Hncli. Hardmaiif
Behr, Bstey and rckard
( hgan8.
No lioiiBe in the state can fdmw a lietter
liueof (kmIs. Lxk at tlieiu l?fore
y m I m . I do Wot kep any
toy pianoH.
Valley City Shoe Store
ANNOUNCEMENT.
THE COMING SHOE
th i pates r n i kiw i mm
SOLE Hi KS are snpenor to nil other
makee, : :,! ! r.-.i - ,. ;
let. T I I Flexibility.
2L Ii rwXM of wrvice.
3L L - cr.M hi'i of nppera.
4th. larupiies exclued.
nth. IVrfect adaptability.
Hence no pain, no pufferintf. in eliap
injf hi the fooL Kvery lady will have a
pair when the t ent advantage of this
I'ateTit Flexil ' .Sole Hhoe ii unlerstHL
llieee sh-e are sold only at the
Valley City Shoe Store,
10 CANAL STREET.
GEO. W. DEJONGE
9 North Division St
PORTER BLOCK,
Hats, Caps
AND
Gents Furnishing Goods.
NEW GOODS. LOW PRICES.
ATTENTION
CAR?ENTERS AND BUILDERS
Heyrfs Bazaar,
FLAGS-AND-DECORATIVE-GODDS
TOR
Third and Fourth of JulyCelebration
At l'iicc Ivowcr 'I'lmii Knci known licfoi't'
48 MONROE STREET
GREAT
Our
MARK
MARK
DOW
We M e now luuku all Nn da Hata and Pni
LiibliiiiK Gtaxla Hi fnlu IT U HTi per nt
lelw former jmcee. a v. e ennt to cliiee
out oursiiK'k as soon as laieeible evon
below xiet t Luike riii (r Full ( i ie
W- arc off wins irmit linriri iu uit. A lui f
lAtfiA ilorl i i.inier' Hull, vurll. fruit. 1'
o j:. hi. Emm will mmu
7.50
ImM f Kl-w-k hii1 llrovrti Worti HuiU. l-.il.
FrM'kn four iHlttoIl ( ntMt) V, hi 1 hin !!
WUKk We will will Iheui Quw fur d
$12.00
A 1I i if tiut of Min.-k uji Hn.wn W. .i-'-i
Suit, either heokn or Fr.K-k worth tu Mi M
mm)
$20. 00
A lt of Blwk Silk Miil iu-. Suite, nil wool
i.ii l ttvt colore worth ).() w-will ihII fur
$8. 50
ll hvi l.iMn u Sui!k. UV lihM iinvr
fUx k of fin- niiijT' Suit dI nn- iiiftrkiut;
them down K" low tlint immiI" oeo't tilp h,t
hojr thiu. It of n 'herkl ( Kuita with
kuii' l'i:.v iduri from lO.Wi. to
7.50
Lot of ( herkere! Suit, worth 7.B0. ail
$5.50
lt of iV Krown all wm. ('- Suitf. wnh
t.Wim w oll tJiem nil ih nmriQ for 7 ISO. now
only
5.00
aH of lioys tine lllnrk nnd Kruwa Of
Snitu worth l.m t. K. n Jak- ou f..r
0310.00
FURNISHING GOODS.
lrk nt l"e tlain Vir n thedulinr. We iflr
a lot of M and TV LW- nn-l ti Mk ff
E3o. E3o
( i mer CDdrehirUi nn)Hr roMfio onh
worth Vkr.. ) V
1GREAT
Mark Down
STAR CLOTHING HOUSE.
IN
36, 38, 0 anrf
TRUNKS
SHIRTS !
6 Best Shirts made to order
$9.00.
Buy no more ready made
GARDINER & BAXTER
SS Win rm rW, Ormmtt Mmwmtm,
CiRAND
&c CO,
Semi-Annual Great
DOWN.
GREAT
MARK
0
Merchant Tailoring.
v Me iiiukiu frmt iwdnatiour m oar
Merriiant lailoriii leHrtu,ent Me ara
nail-tied if we onl w Uu vjet of the
k'KHlh aud uiakiiuj;.
PMI HnUe rriT-T to order for $mttk
(..(! i. Huile made tu urdtn for pttM
Mut made to order for $X.U0.
out Hr.iu W.iii Suit- ii.ai.h- to
for and $:J are fully $f
tin shiih Miih- can be made at anj
ow
Tailor in the rit) . See uoi anU to ordnr ae
follow:
$10 for $: .V
fl:' foi
( M.r and p..:' i'ante made to order arw
tnm $l to i . rheai than oUei tirtne
ak for the Maine gtni.
in read j made I'm. l v ofTfriiir lot
of Stnid (W. I'auUliMMjr worth $L.: hut g
we wdd them all tike wean on lot and
bow )oo can bu tiiem for
S3. 50 and S4.00.
HATS. HATK- are now offering a
lare line of liat. at ver) liw rinee. oor
pnoee in tliic dejiartment hn Iwu mi low
that vn- are ettin it larjje hHti if the
trade that alwayn ifa- to hoiuivt Hat
HII1M"
LifM Qnm flag Hate t7f.
LiK'ld W Stiff Hat f2.i.
hurht Fur hiofl ilate JM
Ixd of Stra Hah
otir choir- for
dl fir T.'k KJ..1 &V-.
Manilla
lloV lil
Hate world ?!.
$1 00.
GREAT
Mark Do vim
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IN
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