f
‘ Wommappreciatlou of culture and of
‘ ammonium
LOSS AND Gin.
omnr seat/tow er ma anode.
LVN TABERNACLE.
let'- ”it I'll-an ”pounds a I'alnlllar
. m with Win Clearnena nnd
originality-A l'alae and Halls-ions Ito-
, pest Concerning the Doctor Denounced.
ML“, Iiay d-v'l'he Rev 1' De Witt
Talibagl. 0.1)., told the congregation at the
Tel.” today theta malicious falsehood
. had gone through the country saying unit a:
meetingd' theollit'ers of the Thin
tenth agile-ital his bruise. be had set he
fwetlmr- fourkindsoi wine He said. "I
‘lll [I] '1.“ I0 lily charitable institution
ititmn beproved thetonedrop oi wine or
any olhl' lntoaimting liquor was adored in
my how that evening. The twenty-tire
gratin-tumult may be called upon (or
my Any three respectable clergy-
mn orlawyersordetectlveemsy bonelected;
thoyahto decide what charity shall have
theumey last the newspapers all over
lb hnd. which have been misled by the
W. tocu'rect it.‘ .
Thenpmiug hymn of the service begins:
salvation! oh. the Joyful mind.
'l'h plenutre to our can
Dr. 'I‘aiungeanuounced as the subject of
them “Don and Gain.’ and hie text
was: “What shall it profit a man. i! he shall
gain the whole world. and lose his own
eoulP—Iisrk viii. ltd
lam-ma. Sabbath by Sabbath. to
stand heforcan audience of bargain makers.
'l'hlemay be men in all wrupuuons sitting
Worm. yet the vast majority of them]
amiaywenawmaroeugaged trout lion—
day turning to Saturday night in the store.
In unity ot the fernillm of my congregation.
sun-thebreakrasttahlesnd the tea table
an din-edqnsdonsof loesand gain. You
an every day asking yourself; ”What is
lb! valued this! Whatiethe vulueof their"
You would notthiuk of giving something of
rail. for that which in of lesser
value You would not think of selling that
which outta you 810 for 85 if youhml
a my that was worth 85,000. you
wath‘l not all it for «.000. You are intetli
gut in all mattered bargain making. Are
youaswiseiathethlugsthatpenain to the
We! timeoul! Christ adapted his in
studious to the circumstance! or those- to
whom bespoke. When he talked totishenncn
heapohcoftthospel not. When he talked to
tinfarmera. hemid: ‘A rower wentl'ortnto
eow.‘ When betellted to the shepherds. he
toldtheparableoftholost sheep. Andaml
outright whatspeahing this morning to an
andknoemade up of bargain makers. that
:laddrmthclninthc wordsot mytexhask-
lug: “What shall it profit a man. it he shall
gainthewhole world. and lose his own sonic“
I propose. as far as possible. to minute
and compare the value of two properties.
that. l have to mythnt the world isa
werygrand property its liowctuareGod's
thoughts in bloom. lte rocks are God’s
thoughlain etata Its dew drops are their
thoughts in pearl. This world is God‘s child.
a wayward child. indeed . it has wandered all
through the beavemt lint about 1.383 ymrs
ego. )ne Christmas night. God sent out. n
skier world to call that wooden» hack. and
it hung over Bethlehem only long enough to
get the promise of the wanderer-‘5 return. and
now that lost World, with soil feet of light,
com treading back through the heavens
Thehllh how hunfilnl they billow up. the
edge at the wave white with the foam of
commas! How beautiful the rainbow. the
mbedbrldgeon whichheavcn andearlb
meandtalh tomchotbcinteafl, aflorthe
storm is over! Bow nimblethe leetof the
amplightesa that in afew minute set all
the dome of the night abla- w'ith brackeb
oi lire! Bow brighttbe oarof theseflroa
cloud that rows across the deep sea or
ham! Bow beautiful the spring. with
laid-I hie-outs in h. hair! I wonder who
itiethet beatstime ona June morning (or
the bird orchestra Bow gently the harebell
toil-its fragrance on theair! That: may be
grander worlds. swnrtbier worlda larger»
worldsthan thiabut l thinkthat thieisa
mosterquisite world—a miguonette onus
bosomof immensity! “0h."yousay.“tske»
my soul: give me that world! [unwilling
totskeitincxchange. lam readyncwfor
thebargain. itbabeantifuiworld.eosweet
aworld.sogrendaworldi’
Iiutletnalookmorominuteiyintothe
value 0! this world, You will notrbuy
propertynnlessyoucangetagoodtitletoit.
Afaerycu navelookcd at the property and
toundoutthat it will you you send sunt—
mrneymthepublicoillce.and he examines
the book 0‘ dads. and the bucket Inert
gag-.andthehook of judgments. and the
book of liens. and be decida whetharths
tltieisgood beforeyou will have anything
to do with it. There might beasplendid
propwtymudlueva'ywayeaactynntedto
yourwaut. butiiyoucanuotgetagoodtitle
ynuwilluottake it. tow. iamhhorethis
.ming" use; thatit im ‘b togeta
title tozhls world. “sundown
upon it.in the very year l mauiedown
upcnltseapermsnenlpoesessiou I may be
drivenawayfrotu it. Ay. in five minutes
aflerlglveupmysoulfcrthewwld i may
bavetopartwiththeworld.and whatnot!
ofatitiedoyoucallthatl Thoreisoulyone
waylnwhlcblcenhold an earthly pit-m-
siou. and that ir through the senses All
buntil’nlsightsthroughtheeye. huttheeye
may hehiotled out; all captivating mob
unougrtheear. but my ear mu'hedeel-
oedsaflluschlotnnestof fruits and visnde
mhutmytute may he do
artthrongb my mind. but i meyloaemy
mind \Vhstatrall hold.theu.lltsveapco
any continue-ion!
Incourtsollsw.liyouwsnttogetanlab
.you mun prve upon hlma
to vacatetbc
moat augment: cg‘ejeeuuent.
log ilesoys "
noright any longer in the u («that
In! htoryout ‘ gaveyou W
n yf‘tltuplflmnhbdflfl'all. We
“Webaveawsrnatss deed tor
wouiliheofueevalt'
.Draukearly.deeplydrank.
ou mammmmn Itwauhne
lngyouapolicyuponitandwhilebe stood
in front of the houheshouldsay: ”That
home is on lire nowiuthe bamruth'yon
could not get anyineuranne upon it. Yet
youmlkabontthisworldaethough it were
asetolnvestmaut,as~thougb you could get
eorne insurance upon it when downin the
basemcutitllatflln
lremark.sbo,thatthlsworldlsa pro-
paty.witbwhicheveryhodywho hastaken
ltasapome-ion has had n-oubla New. I
htowalargereaohoflandtbatie not built
on. lukwhatlsthematter,andtheyreply
thatevu'ybodywhoheehad anything todo
withthatprcpevtygotintotrouble about it.
ltlsjusteowiththie world; everybodythat
heahadanythingtodowith it.» u poses»
Iiomhns been in porplcdty. How was it
witthdByronl Didhe not sell hil im—
mortal eoul for the purpose of getting the
world! Weshesatt'sfiedwithtbe posemiout
Ales! alas! the poem graphically drecribm”
hilmnwheniteays:
Maser-yawning.
Handoverytrumpoffeme;
Drank draughts whichcomnton millions might
Oh. yea. hohad trouble with it; and sodid
Napoleon. After conquering nations by the
turnout thesword. he lies downiodie; his
eutireponmicmthe mllitaryhoots thathe
insistedonbevinguponhieleetwhilehewas
dying. So it has been with men whohnd
better ambition. Thackeray, oueof themost
genial and lovable soulaafler hehadwnn
the applause of all intelligent lands through
his wouderiul genius. site down in a restau-
nntmmboks to theotherend of the
room. and wonders where that forlorn and
wretched facets: rising up afterawhiie. he
fimlethatitie’l'haokurayinthemlrror. Oh,
mmieworldisacheah Talkaboutamnn
gainingthe worhi! Who ever gained half
of the world! Who eva- owned a hcmie
phere! Whoever acontlnent! Who
ever owned Asia! ever gained a city!
Who ever owned Brooklyn! Talk about
gtltewurld! No man evargalnedit.
or the hundred-thousadtb partot it. You
aredemendhtgthat I sell myeouLnot for
the wet-id. but fora fragment of it Here Is
amun who has hadalarge edatefor iorty
or titty years. He lies down to die. You say:
“That man is worth millions and millions
of dollars.“ ls bet You call up a surveyor.
with his compes and chains, and you say:
'“l‘heroira property extending three miles
inonedirection,and threontilm in another
direction.” Is that the way to measure that
man‘s i No! You do not want any
surveyor. with his compete and chains. That
isuottbewayyouwanttomensurothnt
men‘s property now. it is an undertaker
thatyou need,who will come and put his
tingerinbievestpocket. amitaheputatape
line. and he wilimeastn'e five feet nine inches
one wuy.andtwo feetanda half the other
way, That is the man’s property. Oh, no. 1 ‘
fergotznotn muchasthat. for hodoeenotovm
even theplace in which he lies in the cemo
tery. Thedeodtothatbelongs totheexecu
torsandtbebeirs Oh. whatalropertyyou
propoeeto give me for my soul! it you eel!
shill otgoodeyougointotbecountingroom
and say to your partner: “Do you think that
men is good for this bill! Can he give
proper security! Will hemretthispayment!”
Now. when yonareoflerod this world as a
percussion. I want you totest the matter. I
do notwnntymltogointothiebarguin
blindly. i want you loath about the title,
about the instance. about whether men
hnveeva’ had any trouble with it. about
whether you can keep it. about whethernyou
mu getell. or the tut-thousandth crepe
hundred-thousandth part of it. “ "
There is thewurld now. ishall sayno
more abtstt it. Make up your mind for your-
self.aelrbnllhafila00d have to make up ,
my mind tormyaelf. about the value of this
world i cannot aflord to makeamistahe
lormysouhandyouoanuotaflord to make
a mistsketoryonrsoul. r
NowJetnslookattheotherpoperty—thr
soul We cannot makes bargain without
seeing the comparative value. The soul!
How shall 1 climate the value of it! Well.
5;
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lttncreeh an «airline walh cent-
unwind: tccrmeehawu. ltwsan
mmmnmwm-m e
maiden-cum.» Must Ilsa
.m
mdhmdnswnthb‘
WWWwethtuklsresieujoy-
meat. isouly ”operative. it isoniy auti-
Mutuboniydtenrststszflofthe
thingzitlsonlytheeutrance. theheglnnlnz
ct thatwhlch shall bathe orcltestni ban
moniesandsphtda’eot theredsalned.
Youcsnnot testthefoiipowerotlheeoui
in this wield. How much
powerthoeoni hseiuretodndenjoyment
grandafriondlhip
sweet“!
r
5':
i
is
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liowera die on they iorev i
think thatthetsagrance at the flowers is the
splritbelug waited away into glory. God
mysthnearepalmtreeslnheavensndtruits
inhmven. lteo,whynotthespirlts ol‘ the
deadnoweru! Inthesunnyvelieysofbeaven.
shallnotthe merigoid creep! 0n the hills
oiheaveo.willnottheamarnuthbiooml On
the amethystme walls of heaven. will not
tlto climb! “My beloved is come
downlh his garden to gather lilies.“ Xe
iiowere in. heaven! Where. then. do they
gettbelrgerlandsf-irtbehrowsofthe
righteous! '
Christisgloriotntooureoulsnow. but
how muchgrunder our appeciationaftere
while! Amqner'oreomeebackslterabetr
tie Eehasheenflghtingforua Becomes
upcnthoplattorm. Behasoneannina
sling.and the other holihacrutch. As he
mounts the platform. oh. the enthusiasm of
the audience! They ray: “That roan fought
iorunand hupcriledbis life for us;" and
how wild the bum- that follows bum!
When. the lord Jesus Christ slmll alien
stand“ out before themultitudes of there-
deemedofheaven.and wemeet bimfaceto
face,and feel that he waswoundedinthe
head. and wounded in the bands. and
woundedintlteleettandwoundedintheeide
for usmahinhe we will be overwhelmed
Wewillsitsometlme in silence.‘until some
leaderamidstthe white robed choir shall lift
the batonoi light, and give thosignai thatit
istlmetowaketbe song of jubilee; and
heaven will then break forth Into: “
sauna! biannual biannual. Worthy b the
lambtbatwaeslaln.‘ ,
lcalculateturtherthevalueot the-niby
thepricethathaa been paid for it. in St.
Petersburgthcre is adiamondthatthegov-
eminent paid renew for. ”Well." you
say, "it must have been very valuable.or
thegovernmmtwouldnothavepeidflllO.”
tot-it.n Iwanttoeer whet mysoulis
mth.andwhet yoursonlie wortb,bysne-
ingwhathae hecnpaldforit Forthetim-
multimthe richest bloodthatwaeever
shed,thedcspestgroanthatwee‘evcrntv
terad,alltbeg'riefsof earth compmedinio
onetear. allthesulleringsof earth gathered
lutoonerapierot pain and much through
his bolybeart Dora it not imply tremen-
dom valuet
largue.also.the value of the soul from
the homethathas heenfittcd upfor it in the
lutere. Onewould have thought a street of
ndamanlwouldhavedone. Nodtieastreet
ofgold. One would have thought theta
wailolgranitewouldhave done. So; it is
the flame of sardonyx mingling with the
grcanofeahrald. One would have thought
that an occaslotm doxoiogy would have
done. No; it is a perpetual song. It the
egaofbeaven marched in a straight line.
somedaytbelest regiment, perhaps, might
palout oi sight; but no. tbeagea of heaven
donotmarchinaetruightline. butln a cir~
cle around about the throne of God; forever.
forever, tramp. trampi A soul so bought.
soequipped. so provided for. must be apt-ice
lmssouLamejesticeoul. a tremendous soul.
Now. you haveecen the two properties—
the world. the soul Que perishable. the
other immortal. One unsatisfying. the other
capable of ever increasing felicity Will
you trade even! Remember. his the only
investment youcauntuko. ii a man cello
bill of goods worth “.000. and he is cheated
ontofit, henny get snow somewhere else:
butn manwho invade his soul inrcata all.
Losing that. he loses nil. Saving that, he
saves all In thelight of my text, it seems
tome eeif you were this morning uttering
your soul to the highest milder; and i hear
yonsuy: “Whittle but forit. my dentitio-
apiritl What u bid lot or Satan aaya:
“i'li bid the world.’ You say: “Bcgonel
Thntie no equivalent Sell myaoul for the
world! No! Begonel“ But there in some
oneelsoln the audience not eowiseas that.
llemya: “What it bid for my immortal
IOIIW' Satan says: “i'll bid the world”
”The world! Going atthat. going atthat.
going! Gonel' Gone forever!
Whathtbethlngoimwlea
'I'hewholecrutiouronndt
Thetwhicbwssloatlaparadlee. -.
'I'batwhichlnatrhthlound.
Thenletnegathermudthem
Thalhowhdgeteohtain:
Notbytbeeotd‘eetmnelion. l
Duteverlestlnggaln.
Welthcreareapealmanypaoflelnthe
housewbosey: “lwiilnot sell myaoul tor
tbowcrld. lilndtheworldls‘sn mtsatisty
lngportimt' WMWMMGOWELII
youreoull Someonew lite: “1 will
glvemyeoultoutrleh' Willyou! 'l'hat'u
thewieearesoiution you eva- mada Will
yongiveit to Christ! What! inner-row!
Rmnow ioongratnhteyou If you have
cometosuchadeclsion. 0h.ltthlemwuiug
theeteruaprlrltotGodwuuld come down
upoutbbandi-tcaaadehowytattbevanity
ofutlswcrld,and the Immense Importance
ofChrflhrallgianandthe Infinitevaiueot
yourownlamuatalsouls.whata house this
wouldbelwlntanhtmrthtewouldbelwbat
amosnmtthlewouldhe! Doyonhnowthat
Chriethasboughtyoursratll Doyou know
thathehaepaidan’lnflnlteprice torlt! Do
yonhnowthuthelsworthyofltl Willyou
giveitwhlmncwl
Iwasreadiugofamilorwhohad Juatgot
“innuendwseielliugahouthblestexpcri
enccuteer. lie-id: “The Issttimel
crossed mecoeauwehedaterlilictima Al-
terwehsdheenoutthree er four dayathe
machinery got disarraugodmnd the steam
begantommmsnd the eaptain.gathorlng
thupeopleand theerewoudmhssid: IUn-
leneomecneshailgodowranddtntollthst
mend srrsngethat at the
othbhfawamu‘all bedestroyed.‘
, waeuotwillingtogodown bin-ell. tie
one secured willing to get The pas
song's gathered at rate and or the
mwaltlngtertheirfsts 'l‘becaptaln
said: 'lgiveyoualastwarning. iftbereis
uooneherowllllngtcluiperll hlellfesudgc
downeudhxthatmeehinery,wentmtallhe
lost.‘ Aplslnmiior said: ‘I‘llgo.slr;' and
hewreppoflhlmlelt inecoflsopieceotceo
mandweatdewmeutlwss gunshot-few
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The Pn'nvieugovesnmeut invites alters for
theintmductim of thetelephoneinthet
conetn.
, -. .....::l.——..,
Trials}: wno nnsmn
THE BEST 0?
Meals, * ,
Poultry,
-—-AND -~
W Vegetables.
Always truth and at a moderate price would dowel!
locallettbe
Central Marie
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Orders eoliciictl and goorb delivered to any part
of City.
Jillillll & Sanctum, Pints.
Fertilizers !
Fertilizers !
-—s-r———
RAYMIJNB BEDS.
Fairntvrs .~hnulul maminv the
print-s. and goods we are mill-r-
ing. before purchasing.
llllllllllst
—-—0F———
ALL GRADES,
AND AT
Lowest Prices!
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The Best Goods for
the Least Money
———A'l'—--—-
H. S. BRHWN’ S
3001‘ 85 SHOE STlllil-J,
Clue-tr & Lane’s Block.
WWBEET;
Slate ”Rhona
dlw
We unprepared tollo sunlciarsJobu-t ,
SLATING '
"A30“ IM'I‘
315 cents per [not all marl.
Partleewlshlaghlstercolul should call on as
”'0'! connecting MI...
A. BLOB E 00.
Watt! BL. M of Harm ilolth Rorwalh.
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In on» n‘e'xoost. nae-r ligation. or .
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‘5‘ .. ,
2 Water d!" Norse-Ill.
1,8 Intent. to smells.
spnlnc season
\ 1888.
'I'tltesdays
erred: \flll’k, duringtlwmouthe o!
A pril and May
he will open novelties in
HATSand BUNNETS
l
lattice (all hctore mrrhsrin elsewhue
and change to: block. r R
We will (Morita-day, fiaturddy. April 7. a full line of
’l‘ririttned Tut'bans
i from 82.50 up.
. m... :
PURCHASING ill ENCY.
Dir-s. J . A. Decker
[lee Haunted Dressmahin in this city. and on and
j after April ... will occupy
Boo-ea lid and Id, anllanrl’e Block.
j Washington Street.
In connection therewith she will crmduct a per
chasing ‘ .gtvin via-rein lieutenants! attention
in New or away \ €111“?!de-
mforDraet-mauing or rm materiula c! any
hindcau be lei!» at her place of buelneaeureddreaeed
to her. Box“. ilomh horasik.
learners Went-uh
The Metropolitan's Record For I887.
Gain in number of misleading Police- during
it 7. mots
Gain in Alerts during 1837. SL1)! £23.68.
thin in I’wminm income during 1‘87, “Alumni.
hi.
Gaiuln lutemt intrupte dllfliilig lsili’. In“?
M.
Gain in (iron Income during 1887. tl.%.‘l¢l.3i
Humbcr of Death Claim-3 mid in 1887,3563.
1 Amount paid to Policy ho iii-rs during “B7. 22.-
Wflt .
Number of Policies in Force. Lemon
New Insurance written during 1387, .msism.
Capital and Surplus: tor rlcnnly of obey-holders
over and shove the reserve minim! by law. let per
cont ) and all other iiabilitice. 81,16' .963 ll).
Amount ill by the Company to its Policy-
holriers [or Claims. czc . since organization. pine
pment lnvl-sied Alecia. SitiblstiKi.
J. )alii’ll LBIPNIK. Agent.
Watches,
Jewelry,
I—AND—
' Silverware.
Special tiention paid to the repairi oi lac
watches anti jewelry. L4
8:! Main Bitten.
WASHINGTON TEE—'1‘.
tine Quality .~—'l'lsc Bot-l.
Hutton. Pork.Sait and Fresh.
Beef. smoked Tongue. Hams.
Bacon. Ilalogttu. I’rstnli-
lut’lll. Bit.
“t of. Veal. Lamb.
(‘orht'd
shoulders.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
(it-dors Delivered i'rontptly.
CHARLES SMITH
{all \I’rsshllzton Sires-l.
(1‘s ICE'I‘ 'I‘I I F. BICS'I‘.
‘ v- Till:
“ Florida ”
ETEEM nithEE.
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Twenty In use in this town. one of than in the
Sentinelioflce. where it can be your in operation on
application.
w. H. ME E KER,
i-hlc ‘igctu for Sons-nth. '
wit-‘11 namihrg’firfli: l'tcseure healing a
up: clung.
II' abilitice tor tnlllllL' ail niece of Pipes.
TWASIIINHTUN 51’" Smith Home“. Cl.
v. .a '03s 0.”
157‘ ID l...e
Olllm. 436 Mull! Street,
.‘Imn'on'l‘. 003!-
short Hm'trs
“OX—~—
1 Social Emilia“-
am "ad from ilelaleduadbeetrmrh
”in subject by “Aunt Matilde."
0f allkibdit Mob.
.stet motel may.
unease arena.
CANDIES
BAKERY!
commenter Weeds lsll assert-
Mennonund
rmca. It cenu.
msmuhels teal! W a
‘ iblmdo.“ in all desire
to know what is the
What shall we teach our child-
"at. TTS’"
H. 3. R000,
.Fr'
w... Wauam‘w—wwwm—mw .qu-w.wavwe_w . a”
alt—1.1135.
ALSO
lllll'l'llil
, CHOICE PATTERNS.
,A. DICKEEMAN & SON,
39 Washington Street. South Kerwelltt
Landrelh’s. Celebrated Garden Seeds!»
The largeshthebesteeeortmeutla this city. Every package warranted. try them. Alec many other
articin to interest you. '
I3 Oranges for ............................................. . ...... .. . . 35¢.
Choice New Dairy Ilutler,........ .L ......... . .................. 30c. lb.
l-‘reals Country C gs” .......................... . ............ l8c. don.
The Celebrated cw rop Canned Goods. (strictly lint-clues)
California Evaporated caches and Apricots,
Pris-tells. Evaporated Raspberrlce.
Pltlcd Cherries, New Maple Sugar,
White Clover lloncy In the Comb.
'I'be Celebrated Cocoannl lllacnrooste,
Tomatoes, Can. ................................. . ............. 10c. and up
The Flncsl Creamery Butler in Town, "Sortbtlclrl Creamery.”
fresh twice a week, In I8 and Ills. prints, 35c. lb.,8lb. for 9|.“ ‘
Also at large variety of first-class goods. .
Call on us and we will make you happy.
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR.
"SEED POTATOES.
. A‘.. .___._.
Early Maine Rose,
Maine Iloatsty ol’llchron,
Maine Burbank.
" \Vhiie Elephant. .
Nova Scolin and N. B. Bose,
“’hitc altar.
Queen of the Valcy,
“finite Bose,
Swamp Rose,
Mammoth Pearl,
Peerless.
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C-E.Remson-
W. B. HALL & C0.,
,, ‘ BRIDGEPORT.
SPRING-TIME.
Another aceeon her come upon us. bringing with it new ideas. new fabrics. new fashions. and atheirc for
something dtfleunt. in fact. a complete change from all things pertaining to winter.
W. B. HALL & 60.,
Who are located 3:
Cor. of Man: ob Cannon Sta”:
Cull attention with just pride to their net collection of
New Dress Goods, Silks, Cloaks, Wraps,
Ready-made Suits, and all that is
new in Upholstery Goods and ,
Curtains.
Great Sale of Linens
—-———AND—~
Housekeeping Goods.
NEVV PRICES AND NEW GOODS.
We have jun! tm-iwd our r ptlng Impurisllmle trout the beet manufacturers of the world, and will ole
on Monday the lamest and fine-t block of Lam-nu be have our shown. it ie not our aim to get up an
exritcuwnt on loam rtnll’ that will pnm- a direppomtmcni to the buyer when uictly wetland at
borne. but to utter brain-t. well medewgwdzo that will bee j: toncry household and nducethe n . . ..
to come again. For equal qualittce 8 Mill NEVER UN RESOLD.
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Imdcmneofliletrhed. Daehahaeh, Cream Damask. oatmeal. G'eea Cloth. Bus-icy
inns. and 'I'owele. including Silo dome of
mmfiw fizfiofih Ilsck Towels, loo quality. at 19:. earn.
W.B.HALL&C 0
FOR YOUR a"
Fresh Meat ..
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‘PEOPLES’ MARKET.
VEGETABLES.
DON’T FORGI'I‘ THE PLACE,
Peoples’ Market,
A. R. TYLER. Prop:
Knotted Fungi new
:3 GROCERIES AND MEAT
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