Terre Haute Daily News, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 10 April 1891 — Page 6

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A proa Gingbam«£5c, Dress Ginghams 5c, Indigo Prints 6c, Drees Prints 5c, Dork Challies 5c, Shirting Prints 5c, Pongees 5c,

yd.

500 yards to choose

ZEPHYR GINGHAMS,

Very Pretty,-

10c, 12 l-2c and 15c.

Immense line for this week, v. Yard wide Challiee 12Jc India Pongees 19c, Choco Batistis 15c, Anderson's Zephyrs 25c, Printed Mouselairiee 1 Korah's Organ di s, French Batbtis and French Mouselaines De Indian, all on sale to-tnqrrow.

GREAT 15 CENT

RIBBON SALE

conttnnos. .Join tlie crowds to

our store.

SCHW-

^SsiSfe

DRY GOODS.

Continue to THMg bilf Stole.' COC'1"

To-morrow, Saturday,

AGAIN WILL HAVE THE PEOPLE WITH US AMONG THE BARGAINS IN OUR 8TOKK.

ALL COME. WE EXPECT YOU.

from.

Scotch Dress

Hoberg, Root & Co.

518 and 520 Wabash Avenue.

IUSAX KSTATK.

.....

HAT* AND CAPS.

ASSIG-NEE SAIiE

Blazers, Reefers.

200 garments will be opened to-mor-row morning in entirely new effects. Don't titfl to wok before baying.

Also see our Stockinette Jackets at 12.46, $3 50 and $5.00. The prettiest $5 cape in the city.

Hosiery and Underwear. SALE TO START THf SEASON 5,000 pairs Hose at 5, 810 and 12cj 5.000 pairs Ladies' Fancy Lisle I and Pin Stripes, at 19c pair worth 25c. 100 doz. French NoveityStripea,fancy shades and plain black Hose at 26c a pair worth 35c. 100 dozen Ladies' Super Cotton and Lisle Hoee, French and English Novelties, fancy at 35c a pair, worth 50c. 50 dozen Ladies Fancy Tints Stripes and Boot Pattern Novelties at 50c worth 75c. $0 dozed Genuine Lisle Hose, high novelty boot patterns and other fancy styles, choice 60c a pair worth $1.

Themont beautiful of Terre Haute'* subNo houses to be built in this additlou to cost Jena than SI,500. AW houses set back 25 feet from front oflot.

KosG -Jt venue overlooks the Orphan a Home, with beautiful view* of ihe elty. All high ground. A uumber of lota already nold.

Lots on P.- so avenue WOO eaoh. Lota on Home avenue 1850 to »t00 each. Ctm« early iu»a g«t jour ctaole*.

Having qaatttod at of the estate o18, Loeb, it beeoww my duty for the Interest all roneerned t» convert the utock of racrobandlM! oa han Into **h a* *peodilly as possible as wall at to collar all outetanding debt*. I h«Tt tbensfore arranged for a

Great assignee sale of Hats and Caps at S. Loeb's stand,

515 WABASH AVE., BETWEEN FIFTH ANI SIXTH STS.,

Commencing Thursday, April 9tn.

Your choice tor 88c oat of ft lot of Men's. Boys' and Childran'a Headwear, worth 50c to 11.00 Your choice for 50c out of good* worth. 8 8 t? Your choice for 78e oat of goods f} JSto $U| Your choice tor $1.00 out of goods worthy... ...........—UM to «2,00 and alt other goods at reduced price* QapfotM for cash only.

All debtors to the tlrm will plewe call and settle, I A.

OaatiBt Tt»'«MH«4rtfal lUfWt.

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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY. Mike Sullivan la on iks F.J. Reit*, of city.

T.P. Pwain, of lad? yesterday. John Ffclvev, of Lop skk list.

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B. H. Mo rgan of Clinton spent day in Um city.

P. It. Kiltek of EvansviUe, spent yw terday In ti» «ty» Bora, to Mr. and Mm. R. 8* Brown,of Gilbert avonue—a •©». jain^ Doftgbert?, of I H.BaMirte

ESTATE

HKItZ, Assignee, fbr

How,yd at Terro Haute. mere la!.

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Fast Black Hosiery at 19, 25, 35, 50 and 68c: warranted not to fade celebrated Hermsdorf dye. Children's and Misses' in every style, quality and size at lower prices than sold elsewhere.

SEE OUR

lOo and ISo

Ladies' Fancy Jersey Rib Vests, worth doable the price. 8ee our Great Leaders at

25o and 35c The Finest Vests for the price ever sold Superb line of Silk and Lisle Hosiery and Underwear for Ladies, Misses and Children.

CO.,

030 Alain Street.

Mils Helen Mctiregor left yeaterday aftentaon for Milwaukee to Ny a viait to Miss Hopktna.

Mi« Mollie Wheat, deputy county recorder, recovered from the grip and returned to work.

J. & Perdue and wife left for Chicago yesterday morning, expeoting to make that their future home.

Thomw Griffin, formerly of the woolen mill, has accepted a position aa yard foreman at Pheonix foundry.

The wedding of a young attorney to cne of the prettiest and moat charming young ladies of thia city is set for an early day.

Miss Emma Oook, of Clay City, waa in the city yesterday, the guest of Mre. A. J. Harahman at 62S, north Thirteenth street.

A young business man of south Fourth street is aoon to wed a pretty stenogra* nher, the ceremony to be performed st St. Joseph's catholic church.

John Goodpasture, who haa been confined at his residence for tb» tivro^ weeks with pneampoia^/v street to-day for the first time.

Mm, Wickershaui, ef north cagntti street, and son Robert, who have been visiting friends in Indianapolis for the past few days, returned home to-day.

George Schubarth, New Pittsburg, Ind. Elias Cooper, Rockford E. B. Philips, Findlay, Ohio, and R. B. Whitsell Logansport were among those at the Terre Haute yesterday.

Ex^Jounty Auditor Frank Armstrong will sail from New York for Europe about May 1st. He will visit England, Ireland, France. Germany and Daly, He will be abroad until September.

It issaid that lawn tennis promises to be one of the most popular out door arauaemeLts this summer in this city there being at this early date five or six courts on south Fifth and 8ixth streets.

Millinery opening. Mrs. L. Cook, 13 south Fourth street will shaw a grand display of french pattern hats and bonnets also all the latest attractions in millinery, Wednesday and Thursday, April 8tn and 9th. All invited.

Bargain day to-morrow, at Myers Bros. Leading one-price clothiers. Clem Harper & Bnw. have received a lnrge assortment of the latest spring hats and gents furnishing goods. Everything nobby and new.

Another shipment of strained honey received to-day at Hertfelder's, fourth and Cherry. 10c per pound

You are invited to see the new spring styles in men's and boys' clothing, tomorrow, at Myers Bros, Fourth and Main.

Botterine, 20c per pound, at W. H. Hertfelder's, Fourth and Cherry Dressed in one of our stylish custom stilts—coat and veet, clay worsted of \Vcst-of-Englaiid serges trowsers out of some of our light shades of French worsteds or "London Specials" with a Knox, Miller or Dunlap nat, tan shade gloves, a modest cane ana boutonniers, one can Ba.'1^ forth feeling that he "is in it." Ford

Overstreet, 521 Main.

LOCAL BREVITIES.

Ancient order of Hibernians, division No. 2, will give a ball st Germania hall on Friday evening, April 24th. The Ringgold band has been engaged for the occasion.

Where did you get that hat? Down at Merritt's 045 Main street. That is the place where all these nobby spring hats come from that you see on the street, worn by Btylish dressers. Merrit the tailor and batter.

Another shipment ot strained bonay received to-day at Hertfelder's, Fourth and Cherry. 10c per pound.

The Prairie City Oil, Gas and Land Co. have declared the Becond and last dividend. It is in the hands of the treasurer. W, H. Albrecht, si ready for all stock holders of the company.

Butterine, 20c per pound, at W. H. Hertfelder's, Fourth and Cherry. Don't be commonplace, but go to Ford & Overetreet's for something new. nobby and stylish in suitings, bats or furnishing goods.

Seethe mens suits, Myers Bros, are offering at $5, $6, $8, $10, $12, and $15. No such values in the city. Store open till 10:30 p. in.

Meal S«tat« Transfer*. oshea to Ella W. Irwin, n. otlO, bloc* 1, in Early's add......

Mary on oflot loT block 1, In Early7! add,..! .... Milton T. Moore! to Willi# X. Sfoorts *, j£n. e. «. w. & also*. n.w U..., ^i Clad, It. Ward and havband to An J.

HughPS to Anna flagbea, a.

Cox. w- 22, tp. 7%, r.

r*lrick W. Hatlory ft ux to Benjamin F. Svrafltord.». w.M#. ft. and a. e. a. tr. %aec,29, tp. is, t.9 II arrlet Gone and husband to Geo €. Fouikoa, lota 1, 4,13,14.21, Y2,

Goodrich's heirs' bean's

S. LOEB.

Ox's mask house, btt gone to Knoxville, Tean, tVm Welah Is confined at lua botne on Third by sickness.

Mis* Joale Kent has gone nati to viait her ahter rtteo. Mi*. Wm. Mack hat left Quttanooga, and la now at NadHhville, Ttenn.

Kd Itnurmaa, maiiager, tf iboCteauMf ceau Case cooSpftny, bin the city. Oipt Eaton, a bsavy railroad contnto tor (N %attaaooga, is in tins city.

Tbeo. Debs and J. JFttenatrkk: Uift yea--5

t|wday

ter Emewwi on a feaatinf trip.

w»"itaina. daog^ttaf, rak«ttne, Ili, mm to tb« «»ty vwtii^ John Gsmy, of the Via diop It s4 lis home on north Tireiftb stnxt, villi t^e

Mrm. Lena .Tooea, of Bostdaiei, is vi«tlist Mm G. F. Bnaoe, of ac«Ah

Mn. Boy Mtlar IK iwsr mm

TKRRE HAUTE DAIJ.Y NEWS. FBI

-Danville Com-

from been

A. G. Austin has returned Gainesville, Fla,, where he has visiting for the past month.

Jake Huber lias gone to Charleston, 111., to attend the funeral of his aiater-in-!aw, Mr.s George Huber.

575

1,500

subdivision, in

1.C0O

It Waa Sto.

Ea Nsw«* Will yea please say, to sett! 5 a dispute,

will yon please say, to eeius aoispme, r().. 604 Main street, .-hat majority FrankDanalTJSm Sscfcpj^^.^—.- AT4two years ago? SOUTH SIDSR.

QUICK WORK.

[From the Xc« Moines Matt and Time*.] A few days ago while sitting in Elder Bros, drug store at Tingley, Iowa, Mr. T. L. Dyer, a well known citixen, came in and asked for something for a severe cold which he had. Mr. Eider took down a bottle ot Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and said: "Hem is something I can recommend. It commands a large sale and givvs geaaiu* satisfaction. It an excellent preparation *ad cheap." Mr. Dver pnrcnaaed a bottle, and the next, day when we «»w hit he sad he was much better, and the da/ following appeared to be entirely report dL This is a specimen of the eflertivenrfa of thk ^repanatlott. For Sde by Drt^^wta.

Adolph Moench has just received a car load of Northe*n Potatoes of all varieties, also Oranges, Lemons, Coooanuts, S we Pickles, Sweet Potatoes, Beans, Eto, 114 south Fourth street.

Hyssts Bros, aw* adtQowlsdtfsd. teadtera In cSyfirtt tiMva bafpdnaat* mom fn lor to ffimtow,.

LITERARY LIGHTS.

JJ4fta,

Victor

vr to the day of hla death C[ugo diadaiAed a^ctaclea.

BuayKTT^s inosome' fram h«r

books and play* la plaeed at 923,000

GauLnAli H. TWOUAS, fhh EnglUh poet, la a woman and her name la Miaa Fnaeea Wynne.

MaiBrmA J. LAMB la a member of twenty-flvo hJatorlcal and other literary societies here and abroad.

GRACE GKKKSWOOL is not writing much just now. All her spare time is devoted to charitable work.

Miss BHADDON rarelesa abont the style and material lf her garments, but her diamonds or^daaaHng.

JOEL CHANDLER ^AUHIS, Jamea R. Randall and Richard. Malcolm Johnaon are to be editors of the new southern magazine which it is proposed to start in Atlanta. I

ROBERT BOXN-RR looks as if he were about sixty years old." Ho ia of medium height, well proportioned and has a florid face. lie ia quiet and very pleasant in his manner.

COXSTASCE FENIMQ^B WOOLSOX, the novelist,4a fbrty-twolycars old. Since the publication of •'Anne," her first pretentious novel, her books have been sucoesaful. She is a grand„a. ju WO or the b*^fcdrcRa^dl women in England are literary women—Mrs. Campbell-Praed and Mrs: Btannard. Their gowns are tailor-made and cut in the simplest style. In evening wear Mrs. Praed affects rich, dclicate brocades.

WHES the "Poet of the Sierras" gets a marked paper containing a criticism of his poems he retires into the woodshed to read it, canying' with him his shotgun and a stuffed cat. If the criticism is a favorable ono, all right if it is the bther way—well, the cat needs restuffiriff.

SOCIETY NOTES.

A CHEWING gum party was given recently by a prominent socicty belle of Jacksonville, Fla.

A NEW YORK dinner party was given recently to ten brides and bridegrooms of the present season.*

BLACK hair is now the most chic shade, and fortunate are those whom nature has plaeed in the fashion..

IT is the gossip in Philadelphia that Rev. Dr. McVickar received ten thousand dollars as a fee for the Astor-Wil-ling wedding.

AN important gastronomic question has arisen in Baltimore: Shall the size of the guests' mouth be taken into consideration when raw oysters are served at dinner?

THE walls of Lady Randolph Churchill's London drawing-room are hung in pale gold, the window draperies reproduce the same tints, the floor is of light-colored wood, highly polished, and the furniture is all of the Louis XVI. period, displaying much gilding.

A Sotrrn

AMERICAN lady, now the

wife of a French judge, has created a sensation in Paris by appearing at Mme. Carnot's reception wearing the most wonderful pearls ever seen in Europe, except perhaps those of tho queen of Italy. Tho same lady has a set of Brazilian diamonds valued at six or seven millions of francs—about §1,00.000.

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It's a fact that the more you try to make an impraesion the less likely you are to make it. Just be your natural self |$d vouMl be pretty sure to come out all right. You cannot tie natural in demeanor if you ar* not properly attired and it's useless to attempt it An awkwardly dressed man is almost certain to be correspondingly awkward in manner. He doesn't feel comfortable and he cannot help betraying it He may have paid for his suit twice its value bnt he'll never get any pleasure out of it You will have no such unfortunate experiences with the nobby clothing you get of A. C. BB¥€E & *. ...

Butterine, 20c per pound, at W. H. Hertfelder's, Fourth and Cherry. -,

FACTS FOR THE PUBLIC., Direct connection now made via C. AE.I.RR. for Lafayette, Fort Wayne, To'edo, Detroit and points northeast. On'v one change to Kansas City, leaving Terre Haute 3:30 p. arriving Kansas City tl)e following morning. Toe only direct route to Dehver and the PariSe coast. Get your tickets at 638 Wabash avenue. R. A. CAxranx,

General Agent.

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Climax lanndry#hss bees here 1st one year and jagettin)|on top every day.

FADS OF FASHION.

Homespuns for springs, overcoats and suitings, running from tan to snuff color is this season's novelty. flgawd cassimeres instead of silk Is the swell Uting for vesta. Soft twiil* are the proper thing for full dm*. Lasge variety of all tttwe will be foaedtttFtad and Over-

Stein & Heckelsbtirg's spring stock ia now complete in ladies' and children's Una sboes at prices that will suit every*, body* 513 Main street

bat does werk oa its

APRIL 10. IS91.

bake oar cakes

id make our candies fresh e?ery flay. Preston & Harris,

NJ5W CITY FISH MARKET. Having fitted up a room at 412 Ohio street for a fish, game and poultry market we are prepared to cater to the citiseaa of Terre Haute in first class style. Wo reepecfully solicit your patronage when wanting anything in our line. Chickens rased to order and goods delivered promptly. Yours respectfully,

Furnished by F. A. Mother & Co. Options Opening. Highest. Lovat. Wheat-

May.... 1 03& 1 06 1 03K July.,.., 1 02^1 1 1 02*1 Corn-

Hay July....

-fa

Oats-

May .... July....

a social lion in

TIPPOO TIB will bo London next season. A YACHT manned entirely by women is promised ns a novelty for the next Newport season.

S354

l'ork—

Kg"

R*ctqk

Another shipment of strained honey received to-day at Hertfelder's, Fourth and Cherry. 10c per pound.

VESTIBULE TRAIN SERVICE,'

VU KVANBVILL3 BOUTS.

To Nashville, leaving Terre Haute 10:00 p. m. Only route to the cities of the south. $37.00 round trip to Jacksonville, Fla. Purchase tickets and secure sleeping car accommodations at 636 Wabasn avenue. li. A. CAKPBKLL,

General Agent.

TUB MARKETS.

TO-DAY'S CHICAGO MARKET.

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April... May .... 12 45 12 62 li 4i Jnly.... 12 92 13 10 12 92 Lard-

April... May .... 6 OS 6 20 6 07 July.... 6 45 6 35 6 43

H«avy

61%

12 47 12 92

Mar.... May .... 6 75 6 80 S 72 July.... 7 02 7 10 7 CD Short rib?

6 72 7 02

6 IS 6 60

aXCUFTS AND SHIPMENTS.

toceipta—hogs Cattle Lteht.... M&e

CAS LOTS TO-DAY.

Wheat...... .. Corn Oats

"Wheat.... Corn. Oats Hogs

50,288 325 55

PUTS AND CALLS.

."Puts May wheat 1 02X •Calls. 1 05M Puts, May corn.. •Calls

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Gossip on ChnnK«.

Liverpool wheat at opening flrm. corn mod•ornte demand off, coast wheat and corn steady. On passage and for shipment, wheat and corn steady. Mark lane wheat steady, corn tlrm. Pren^a country markets very firm.

California wheat lKd higher per quarter, two months out 3d higher. The weather la the northwest is still wintry. St. Paui wired that it snowed all night and still snowing.

Minneapolis receives 112 and Kuluth 90cars of wheat to-day. Beerbohm puts French requirements lor tho year at KM million bushels.

The Michigan state crop report for April makes the condition of wheat in the southern countcs 97: in the central counties 92 a year ago the figures were 70and 66 respectively.

Wheat is supported by considerable buying of May and July by Hutshlntfon. A dispatch from Sacramento, Cal., by the state agricultural secretary says: "The past week's weather was bad for the growing crops. Rain needed, especially in San Joaquin valley.

The closing Paris cables was 20 centimes lower on wheat and 40 centimes on flour. Berlin 3 marks lower on wheat, London unchanged. Liverpool lower on spot and %3)§d lower on futures.

INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.

TradeKrndtinlly Improving with Firm Prices Baling. IKMAKAPOUS,

April 10.— Merchants on the

wholesale streets were quite ba*y to day. In prices to-day there were no important changes. Coffees are easy at the %c reduction of Wednesday, while sugars area shade stronger and soft sugars are about higher. In the produce markets strong prices rale, except on eggs and poultry, both ot which are weak at quotations. Everything in the vegetable line and in the ffuita of the season is firm in price. Druggists, hardware men, iron-dealers all report their trade improving. The flour and provision markets are both active with higher prices Indicated on the better grades of flour and on smoked meal*.

ORATN.

The local markets carries a strong steady tone at the range of prices which pravaile -l on Wednesday. Bemand for all cereals good, while receipts are light. Track bids to day ruled as follows:

Wheat-Xo 5 red, tl.06: No. S red. fl rejected, S0@90e unmerchantable, T380c. Corn-—No. 1 white, 71c: No, 2 white, 71c: white mixed, 79c No. 3 white, 70@7lc the Utter, for one color: No, 2 yellow, 67)«c Nf J*}™? «7K« No. 2 tnixel, mixed!, «7jc loam ear, 6%.

Oats—No. 2 white, 66He No. $ white. 65,^c No. 2 mixed. &<^C: rejected, SOc. Bran—Local dealer* an bidding flSUQ.

Hay—Timothy, choice. *14.50 No. 1, fl%.m No. 2, fit: No. prairie, $8 No. 2 prairie, $S.51. mixed bay, 9&.90, rwomct*

PonJtry—Hems, end chickens, ftc turkeys, fat, choice hens, 10c ft ft due**, 7c 9 ft, geeee, %4G#S per da*.

EiW»—8hlppeui paying 10c selling from gfftpft it lie, Butter-Creamery, choice, 21$26c fair. IS#

fsipt

mixed duck*

^BMTJrax—Dark, 18c: yellow, 20c. Sheept IBS—4teSSl-

Horae hide»-*J.

WAXrXD. Industrious youn*

HOLE KIOHAAG® Artitian

man Bath

aeartng can gire REFERENCE from last era p)or«r tall or addrew Xffl aonth Fourteenth street.

Won

ANTED-M)team« to work on the Chicago llU"ota Ballroad, at SulUTan. wmoli. Waaea H.% per day. Prosapt pavtaenia everraOday*. For further Information enquire of Win orlffith. Bnpt. Bos Line, Tem Haute, or at Sail Iran, Illinois.

EATOX A BARLOW, Contractor*.

CASH!

Arbuckles,-per

pound 25c

Leverings*. per pound 26c Golden Rio, roasted, Chape & Sandborn's, per pound. 80c Fancy Rio, roasted, Chase and Sandborn's per pound 30c

su&AJR,

21 pouods soft whiteira^r.. 20 poniesjjran.u|ated. sugar .nj

CANNED OOODS. Tomatoes, Polk's, 3 pound can ICc Tomatoes, Staff's pride, 3 pound can.. ICc Occidental corn, 2 pound can 10c (This corn is sapeiior to Yarmouth, which sells for more money. )e 3-pound can pumpkin .' 10c 2-pound can blackberries 10c White Heath Cling Peaches, per can.. 25c (Aboveare best California goods,

Live Oak Brand.)

22,000 6,000

4 5#@5 25 4 55§5 25 4 60l3 35

268

148 4^ 280 125

ESTIMATES SATURDAY.

20k 000

NEW YORK EXPORTS.

Plour, bbls sacks Wheat, bu Corn Oats,,

780

2,184

1 pound can Ro. -t baking powder.. .4oc 1 pound Calumet baking powder, per can, pure Cream Tartar goods 23c Lewis' lye, per box 10c Fancy evaporated California dried peaches, per pound. .20c $ pounds g'nger snaps for 25c 20 pound buckets jePy, per bucket. .90c Bulk baking powder, per pound 10c 6 bars Babb'tt's BeBtsOap. .25c 100 bars, 75 ponnds Babbitt's best soap $4 00 Good broom, former price 20c for... 10c 6 bars&tarsoap for 25c 6 bars Sunshine soap for 25c 6 bars Globe SOP 25c Star tobacco, per pound 40c Whale tobacco, per pound 28c Lard, Kingan's Best Winter Kettle per pound 10c Sugar cured hams, warranted, per lb.. 11c (These hams are Kingan's best) Kingan's English, cured shoulders, per pound 7c Cheese, New York cream per pound.. 171c 1 dozen boxes parlor matches loc Condensed Milk per can... ...... ioc Home-made maple syrup per gallon, $1 25 Mixed pickles per quart 15c French prunes. Ecgs per dozen 14c Dressed chickens, Iresh country butter.

Goods delivered to any part of the city. Oar goods are the best the market affords.

W. W. OLIVER,

631 Wabash Avenue.

MEAT MARKET.,

MEATS AND SAU8AGBS.

Cnoicest in the City at

JEFF. PATTON'S

Clean Mea* Market,

Oomor Fourth and Ohio.

DBT GOODS.

To-morrow, Saturday, ilptfl ntii,

SPECIAL HOSIERY BARGAINS.

Ladies' pin stripes, seamless, 17c a pair, 3 r*airs

Ladies' pin stripes, seamless, very fine,

BOCK BSIB.

THE TERRE HAUTE BREWING CO.

Is pleased to announce that it will have ready for delivery SATURDAY MORNING-, next,

EK|^ialrto Best Inxported. Pajrifc Beer.

"iWiBiiiiniiM

SHIRTS.

-AT-

50c, 7-5c, 89c and $1.

shirts at 28c, 75c.

Unlaundred 38c, 50c and shirt has one of the best provements with patent inser-» ted sleeves, This improvement consists of a separate piece of goods sewed on the inner"-side^i «which reinforces the seams at the arm holes and effectuiliy prevents the sleeve from breaking away at Jf" the place where it joins the*^ yoke. Price only 50c.

Our

50c im-

ESPENKAIN & ALBRECHT.

OIIOCEIIIK8.

200 BUSHELS

Mammoth Pearl Potatoes,

Fine and Chenp. Hunt be Mold. ONLY IOO GLASSES OF OUK JELLY LEFT.

SUGAR!

Sold as Cheap as Any Other Stor»-

GILT EDGE BUTTER.

All Kinds of Vegitables Fresh and Clean, All Kintis California Fruit.

1107 WABASH AVE.1

for 50

center

3F,c

value, for 25c.

Ladies' fast black, elegant quality and. seamless, both plain and ribbed lope, worth 35c, at 25c a pair, Boys' bwrc'e wWCkings, very heavy, frjat black, sizes up to 10, only 25 a pair. 1000 pair Misses' ribbed fast black, sixes up to 8|. 10c a pair, or 3 pair for 25c.

LLEVrs, lMl

07ftrrjWABASH AVENUE—676. 4

Corner of* Seventh. Street.

P. 8.—Before making your rag carpet, call and aee our warp.

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