3 ( , 1884
'
O/YILxTS / BEE
losday MornineBoo. , . 30 ,
, OOAL BREVITIES ,
A gentleman nainci Lylu sllppod down near
the corner ot Twelfth and F/irnam latt night
and lovcrcly ipratntd hli ankln.
In Judge Bartlett'i court yotterdtvy the
ea o ot Kemp vr. Sch&rrf was dlimUaed ,
Kemp , it will Voiumomborcd , accused Scharrf
ot having committed niton bii person A mur
derous assault.
Allen Ticclmret succeeded ytnlenlay , in
Judge Anderson's court , in pecuring tlio re-
lilevined goudft from his former inistrcpc ,
Josephine Ilccve . The two agreed to cp
nr t < ? and quarrel no more.
| ' In the caia against the man Jonald ,
"charged with stealing n coat from "Windy
Bob , " the police judge Informed the complain
ant yc-itc-rday that ho would have to got
out a writ ot replevin in order to secure his
property.
MnrriftgM tlcvtifu % vcro issued yesterday
lo Kdwnrd F. 1'ctxwu mid Anna Green ,
Hnkoit lonter ) and Mngglu Johnson. Despite
the crude tale of the weather , buttncni In tlio
matrimonial inarki-t is fairly good ; Judge
McCulloch lias no givat rwinon to complain.
Yesterday was the time set for the ox-
amlnatlon of Win. Thompson and LitzioHow-
rd , alias "English Liz , " for the burning of
Nettle Howard. Owing to the absence from
the city ot District Attorney Godwin , the
case w&s continued until Monday morning
next ,
Officer Donovan discovered last night a
drunken man lying with his head on the rail
road track , near Sixteenth street. A few mo
ments more would have placed him in a po
sition where whisky would have no charms for
him. Ho was removed from his perilous po
sition and placed i a safer quarters.
Mrs. J. W. Harris and the voting ladies
connected with the Baptist church and con
gregation will receive on Now Year's day
after 1 o'clock , p. m. , at the pastor's resi
dence , No. 1707 Cftss street. The pastor and
hla wife cordially invite the members of the
church and congregation to spend New Year's
evening with them socially.
As line an exhibition of gymnastics aa was
o\or witnessed in Omaha was produced at the
rink .Monday by the Adams Bros. Their
tricks on the slack and tight wire and the rope
ladder are marvelous .and are worth'soeing.
These gentlemen will appear at the rink again
to-night , and at 7:30 will give a free exhibi
tion In front of the rink. For a fine athletic
performance the Adams Bros , are ahead of
anything seen In Omaha for many a day ,
A Birthday Gilt.
f
The aabbath Hohool attached to the
Temple Israel presented Dr. 'Harfiold
with a birthday gift last Sunday , In the
shape of an artistically wrought bronze
Inkstand' and a beautiful morocco port
folio. Miss Gladstone , ono of the efficient -
' cient teachers , made the presentation and
Dr. Harfiold tendered his thanks in a
few woll-choson words. It was his 20th
birthday.
The Sabbath school of the Temple
Israel has organized Into a society known
ns the C. I. S. S. Congregational Israel
Sabbath School Society. Its object is
to glvo quarterly dramatic and literary
entertainments. It is to make its debut
on March 1st in "Queen Esther , " a drama
in five acts. The officers are Louis
Rolchenberg , president , Addle Newman ,
vloo-presidont , Pauline Goldsmith , secre
tary-recorder , Max Raiohonborg , finan
cial secretary , Mr. Goldsmith , treasurer ,
and Rov. Dr. Harflold , superintendent.
# Newport Party.
The "reception" given by the Newport
at Masonic Hall , last evening , was a de
lightful afFiir. It was attended by twen
ty-five couples. Many of the ladies' cos
tumes were elegant , while all displayed
oxqnlsito taato. The Musical Union sup
plied the music. At 11 o'clock dancing
was suspenaod for lunch , after whioh iV
was resumed and continuoA until 1
o'clock , when" all dispersed for their
homes full of pleasant thoughts of the
last reception of the series of ' 84.
These receptions have become a feature
in the social lifo of the friends and mem
bers of the club and It is , then fore , to
bo hoped that the officers will make an
extra cflart to glvo another series , though
short , befor.o the advent of Lent's peni
tential season.
Private Blasiiucradc.
A very enjoyable maiquorado was held
at the homo of Oharles Walker In North
Omaha Monday ovnlng. Dancing was , as
nsnal , the amusement of the evening ,
which was kept np till long past mid
night. Among the maskers wo noted
the following : Messrs. Thos. Golden ,
Walker , Glllon , Shannon , Reed , Rhodes ,
Henry Kelley and Welling , and the
Misses Walker , Hargrave , Roao Brewer ,
Tlllio , May and Kellie Ludlow and Hel
en Pierce.
To the
As has boon the custom for years , the
BEE will on Wednesday , December lilat ,
publish a list of the hdlca who will keep
c'opon" house on Now Years' day. It la
desired to make thin Hat as complete as
possible and It is therefore requested that
all ladies who intend receiving , aend
their names and addresses to this office
prior to Wednesday noon ,
Run Over ana Killed ,
Ycstc i day morning at Springfield , Sarpy
county , a Miisourl Pacific train run over
a man , cutting oil' both his losgs near the
body , The man , who was an unknown
tramp , lived but a few hours after the
accident. Ho was trying to steal a ride
npou the train , and owing to the icy con
dition cf the ground slipped and fell be-
the wheels with the above result ,
A reunion of the several Ghatauqua cir
cles of Oaj&ha , with others who may ba
reading tha Ohatauqiu course , will be
held Now Years Ere , in the rooms of the
Younz Men's Christian association. It is
intended that thla ilull bo ono of theme
mo t enjoyable events of the year , and
all Chatauquana are urged to bo present.
Korentcr'a Bloctlng.
Tliuro will bo n special meeting of tin
Ancient OnU'rof Foresters in t-t , George's
on Friday e\um g , Jan , Sid , 1883. All
urt ! uiu mjue&ted to bo pivncnt , as
biminuHii in tti bo tninsiictcd.
JOHN Rimr , Chief
Hi ) . l' NANDJH ! ,
,
THE CITY COUNCIL
It Mbes Lest Ninlit in Kegnlai
SeSSlOIl ,
A. Few Minor Matters Disposed o
An Uneventful Session.
The city council had a regular sossloi
last night , after having boon adjonrnec
for two weeks. Present , Messrs. Ford
Bohm , Rodfiold , Woodworlh , Thrano
Bochol , Hascall and acting mayor Mur
phy.
M1TII10N8 AND COMMUNICATIONS.
Communication from acting mayor , vetoing
toing the ordinance providing for a ta
of all property in alloy paving distrlc
No. 3 , to cover certain alley paving con
tracts Veto sustained.
From acting mayor , approving ordinance
nanco relative to ccrt Si paving contracts ,
also an ordinance granting right'of woj
to the "Omaha Now Thompson & Hons.
ton Elootrio Light Company. " Adopted.
From E , L. Emory , asking that a tos
of $103.66 , levied on certain property ,
bo cancelled. Grounds alleged those ol
illegal ossoxsmont , as well as the great
damage sustained by the property in the
process of grading. Referred.
From Peter Kitkn , asking for the
rectification of an error in the overpayment
ment of taxes on certain property in the
city of Omaha. Referred.
From certain Jackson street property
owners , stating that they are opposed to
having any paving done on that street
during the coming year.
From Marshal Oummlngs , stating that
ho had suspended Officers Knight and
Pottlt. Referred to the committee on
police.
From Dr. E. G. Harfiold asking that a
gas lamp bo placed at the corner of
Twenty-third and Harnoy. Referred.
From the English Lutheran church ,
asking for extension of time on payment
of taxes. Referred.
From Goo. W. Tillson , assistant engi
neer , asking for leave of absence for
thirty days. Granted.
From Christian A. Jensen , asking for
the payment of a judgment of 8951.31 ,
obtained In the district court against the
city of Omaha. Referred.
From F. W. Manville , assessor of
Sixth ward , reciting an error existing in
the assessment of taxes on certain prop
erty in Shinn's addition. Referred.
From John B. Folsom and Lewis S.
Reed , granting right of sewerage through
certain property under stipulated condi
tions. Accepted and placed on record.
From H. B. Burnham , asking for the
reduction of taxoa'DXcosalvely aasonod on
certain property. Referred.
From John S. Wood , George 0. Bemla
and 0. E. Redfield , reporting damages
incurred on certain property by opo'ning
Donglas street from Twentieth to Jeffer
son street. Referred.
From E. Burkhanser , petitioning the
council to reduce the assessed valuation
of his property and asking that ho be. al
lowed to pay his taxes in accordance with
said corrected valuation.
From Truman Buck , city treasurer ,
giving notice of filing of tax protest by
Mary O. Gorman. Referred.
From W. J. Council , city attorney ,
asking for leave of absence for a few
weeks prior to the February term of
court. Granted.
Report of city engineer on sidewalks.
Referred.
From Robt. H. Walker , asking for the
payment of damages amounting to
§ 1,070.18 on a verdict recently obtained
In district court. Referred.
From Fitch & Co. , asking for pay
ment of damages amounting to $567.53 ,
on a verdict recently obtained against
the city in the district court. Referred.
From mayor , appointing Charles Don-
ahoo , Peter Matza and Thos. Pioronnotto
members of the police force. Con
firmed.
From mayor , appointing A. E. Sauor ,
W. J. Broatch and A. L. Strang , as
jpegial appraisers on certain property.
Confirmed.
By Bechol , that W. J. Council bo dl-
roctod to confess judgment against the
city of Omaha for $887.50 , in favor of
John Peterson. Adopted ,
By Hascall , that the city treasurer re
port the amount collected In OKCCBS of 00
per cent of the levy for the general fund
for the years 1881 , 1882 and 1883.
Adopted.
From Bochol , Ford and Thrano , that
'ho acting mayor bo authorized to make
ho necessary appointments to maintain
ho police force at ito full complement of
men. Adopted.
From Redfield , that the city council
sot as a board of equalization on Wednes
day and Thursday , January 7 and 8
Adoptbd.
From Bohra , that all the streets in the
city that are 100 foot or moro in Tridth ,
jo narrowed to 40foot between curb lines ,
and that the sidewalk ground bo not
vidor than ten foot , or less than six foot
n width , said residence streets not to be
shangod unless two-thirds of the abut-
.log property-owners snail petition for
the same. Referred to the committee
on judiciary.
* < y Woodworth , that the clerk bo in
structed to deduct § 2 from each council
man's pay for each time of absence from
council or commlttoo meeting ,
Adopted.
COMMITTEE HEI'DUTS.
From committee on police , ' recom
mending the adoption of the November
report of the city physician. Adopted.
From' committee on paving and gutter
ing , recommending the adoption of flav
ors ! important ordinances. Adopted.
From committee on streets and grades ,
recommending that the ordinance grant
ing right of way to the 0. , K. P. &
0. R. R. be referred to tbo city
attorney for examination. Adopted ,
From commlttoo on streets and grades ,
recommending the approval of plat o
Reed's Fourth addition. Adopted.
From special committee , to whom * raa
referred the matter of damages from
change of grade of Farnam struct , report.
ing that thny h&d settled the claim of
Samuel R. Brown. Adopted.
OUDIXANUEH.
Levying special tax upon certain lots
to pay for the construction of sidewalks.
Passed.
Appropriating moneys out of special
funds to pay for constructing sidewalks.
Patsod.
Appropriating money for public works
nut of special funds as follows : James
Fox , district No. 30 , 87413 90 ; Jaraei
For , didtrict No. 31 , 2010 58 ; D. Ken-
nlston , dUtricU No. 30 and 31 , $110.66
Passed.
An ordinance levying a special tax on
all property In paving district No. 30 , to
oiver coit ot paving Webster street from
Fourteenth to SixUeath btreot , naid tax
to amount in the aggregate to $8321.00
Pawed.
Levying a special tax on property It
paving district No. 31 , to cover cost o
paving Sixteenth street from the s on
line of leard to alloy next north , said sura
amounting In the aggregate * to $2273.08
Passed.
FIRE TOPICS ,
The Meeting ol tbo Fire Association
At Lincoln Dl9bndincnt of
the No , 3's.
The annual convention of the Nebraska
ka State Fireman's association will be
hold in the city of Lincoln , commencing
January 20th , 1885. A largo delegation
of the Omaha boys will bo present and i
is expected that an Interesting session
will bo hold. A selection of the follow
ing topics will bo discussed :
1. Best fire apparatus for cities of the
third class.
2. Chemical engines as auxiliaries to
water machinery ,
3. Oaro of hoso.
4. Cisterns their cost , capacity anc
valuo.
5. Relief valves and spray nozzles.
G. Importance of chief engineers
saving property from damage by water
as well as fire.
7. Best fire alarm system for cities
with volunteer departments.
8. What Is the best nozzle for fire
service.
9. How shall wo maintain interest
among firemen.
10. Fire police and their duties.
11. Tournaments , their purposes and
) onofits.
12. The fire department and municipal
politics.
13. Does military dsillfor firemen pay ?
14. How to select department officers.
15. the state firemen's association , Us
aims , objects and benefits.
1C. Taxing Insurance premiums for
) onofit of fire departments ,
17. Fines in volunteer departments ,
heir usds and abuses.
18. Driven wells for water supply.
10. Extension ladders and ladder
trucks.
20. Spontaneous combustion as an or-
gin of mysterious fires.
The No. 3 mooting at the police court
ast night was so scantily attended that
t was doomed best not to hold the moot-
ng until a fuller representation could be
ocurod. The mooting Is ono to bo holder
or considering the matter of disband-
mont.
Seal of North Carolina Smoking To
acoo lathe best.
A OBUSHED FOOT ,
Two Workmen Injured by Falling
Flics at tlio Transfer.
Yesterday , about 11 o'clock , nnum-
> er of men were engaged in unloading a
carload of piles in the Union Pacific yards
it the transfer. In some way the stakes
of the car , which held thu timbers in
> lace , gave away and about half of the
arloacl rolled off the side of tlio car. All
> f the men except two , L. Knmiclian and
Donald escaped. These two
nun were caught by the falling timbers
ind the.first mentioned man had ono of
lis feet badly crushed , The other es
caped with slight injuries.
A cabopso was secured and the two in
ured men were brought to this city ,
> laccd hi a hack and taken to St. Joseph's
lospital. Dr. Galbraith was summoned
nd found it necessary to amputate the
rushed foot. The patient is getting along
s well as can bo expected under tlio cir-
uinstanccs.
Tlicro seems to bo a something in the
ir in this city and Council BlulTs , which
irceds accidents and death to railway men.
ks many as seven or eight accidtnts and
.eaths liavo occurred in this city within
ho past ton days.
WANTED To exchange wild or improv-
d lands In Nebraska or Iowa for Hard
ware , or stock of general merchandise.
Address J. Lindorholm , Genoa , Nanco
county , obr. m-lm
Post Office Changes.
Postoffico changes In Nebraska during
heweek ending December 27 , 1884 , and
urnished by William VanVleok of the
lofltoftico department :
ESTABLISHED.
Poako , Buffalo county , Jennie Poako ,
poatmlstresa.
POSTMASTERS APPOINTED.
Ainsivorth , Brown county , 0. B. Rip-
ley ; Leigh , Colfax county , Frank J.
imith ; Lillian , Ouster county , James O.
Jatcs ; Logon , Sioux county , Wilson T.
Smeo.
DISCONTINUED.
Whitney , Red Willow county.
IN IOWA.
ESTABLISHED.
Living Spring , Pottawatamio county ,
? otor H. Peterson ; Veo , Jefferson
county , Mrs. Rachel C. Jones ,
I'OSTMASTEIIS APPOINTED.
Bluffton , Winneshoad county , E. C.
Shaw ; Ellis , Hard In county , Jay R. Chat-
iold ; Ferry , Haharka county , W. S.
jockwood ; Georgetown , Monroe county ,
Thomas O'Oonner ; Gladstone , Tarn a
county , H. li. Caas ; Grant. Montgomery ,
QCeury Howard ; Hickory , Monroe county ,
Archie Douglass ; Metz , Jasper eonnty ,
VTolvin Englo ; MoorhoadMonroo county ,
jieorga Steos ; Nordland , Worth county ,
Ole W. BiUtad ; Rock Valley , Sioux
county , Milton J. Finch ; Thrall , Wright
county , Alexander Otven.
Map ol' NourAsku.
Just Issued , in colors , showing cities ,
; owns. railroads and countloa. Mailed
for IBo. J. M. Wolfe , 12Q S. 14th st. ,
Omaha , Neb. dlO Qw
"Dress Hollers * ] . '
This evening at Philomuim'H hall ,
corner of Ninth and Howard btieets , the
opuiotta , "ADicsa Rohersnl" will bo given
with the following cast.
MUs J ono , principal of G rover house acad
emy Nellie Thompson
Mdla. Kpinard , Trench governess
, . . , . , , . lloso O'Connor
Amy 1'ibbs. ( afterward Cinderelln )
Kato Oroft
Clara Wilkins , ( afterward'the prince )
, , . . . . . . . . , , , . .Bella Casey
Sarah Ann. the greedy girl..Celia Hunting
Soplirouia Spivim , tin romuntie girl
Nellie Heelan
HartluTlipgmff , Cany Johnson , ( afterward
spiteful Bisters. . . . Hose Ford , Julia Mahoney
Mrs. Jarvey , a retired actresi. . . . Alice Croft
Miat Prudence Piuclibacli , a visitor
Mary Dewitt
Hose Jennlngi , ( afterward fury goJmothor ) . ,
. , . , . , Bo.seautia Bradley
Ilumrla Mary Ilogan
Jane , a servant. .Maggie Heelan
Smoke Sual of North Carolina Tobac
co.
SMOKE ! SMOKE ! SMOKE
Great Sale o [ Slightly Damaged On
Goods ,
Bftrgntus for Kverjboily At Smtth'f
Dry Goods Store ,
Daring the Cro la Grunobaum's store
Saturday night the amoko got through
the walls Into Smith's dry [ goods store
and slightly d&mgod some ot his stock ,
The smoke vros also accompanied by t
slight dose of water.
For two days Mr. timlth's store luu
boon closed in order that the insurance
adjusters might settle upon the amoun
of.damogo sustained. This has boon
done and the loss boon amicably adjnstoc
and now Mr. Smith proposes to sell oul
his stock at a great sacrifica before open
ing hla largo storo.
Those goods are not mined , but only
slightly damaged by the smoke and wa
ter , and'aside from a slight smell ol
smoke the most careful export could not
detect that they had boon damaged. Not
withstanding this the goods will bo sold
at prices which will astonish the natives.
The stock of carpets will bo closed out
regardless of price , and woolen goods ,
underwear , hosiery , etc. , will bo reduced
in prloo to correspond with the carpets.
The store will open at ! ) o'clock this
morning , and as thooo' are n great bar
gain they trill go cfT ivory rapidly , and
those who como first will derive the ben-
fit. Remember the place , Smith's dry
joods otoro , 1307 Farnam s'root.
*
Pollco Court.
A largo crowd was present at the morn
ing session of police court.
Joe Zack and Julius Snyder were each
inod § 5 and costs for drunkenness.
Chaa. Dalvy was picked np last night
n a drunken condition and taken to the
city jail. Ho < was looking for a man
whom many persons In Omaha would bo
glad to sooo , viz. : R. H. Franklin , who
iklppod out a few weeks since , leaving
) ohind him numerous unpaid bills.
Dalvoy was assessed $5 and costs.
Ohas. Folkner and Loula Eicknor were
arrested for fighting. Neither of them
could talk English and both told their
stories to the jndgo in German- They
loth talked at the samotlmo and to make
t moro interesting the old woman
Folknor "chipped m" at frequent Inter
vals. Folknor had a handful of hair
Thlch Eicknor had pulled out of his flow-
ng beard. After a confiab of ten or
fifteen minutes duration , the jndgo dis
charged both prisoners and told them to
; o homo and fight no moro.
J. H. Hornoy w.s charged with steal-
ng a suit of clothes belonging to Edwin
loot , from the lattor's room In the Call-
brnla IIOUBO. Ho pleaded guilty and
; ave as his reasons for the crlmo that ho
iraa a stranger in iho city and was broke.
Che judge sentenced him to twonty-fivo
days In the county jail on broad ana tra-
; or. This wlill take him over Into nest
roar and ho ca'n have it to say that dur-
ng the years 1884-85 ho was in jail.
Band Oouccrf ,
A very small audlonco assembled at
Boyd's opera house ? ifonday to listen to
ho concert given by the members of the
Fourth U. S. Inf . .Ury band and the
Omaha Glee clab. The entertainment
was first class in every respect and wan
deserving of a full houso. The pro-
jrammo was composed of excellent selec-
lens and each number was rendered in
almost faultless stylo. The band , under
ho leadership of Mr. J. Neyptti , is one
of the best musical organizations in the
west. The Glee club has lost none of its
old time fire and musical ability and did
excellent work last night.
It is to bo hoped that the concert of
aat night will bo repeated when moro
avorablo weather would insure a full
louse.
Absolutely Pure.
This ponder ne\er varies. A marrcl ot paicty ,
trenfth and who'esoinencao , iloru economical than
ho ordinary kindami cannot lie Bold In compctl-
Ion with the multitude of low tett , short weight
km of iihjsnlirto powders , Bold only In can * ,
IOYAL BAKINQ 1'OWDEll CO. , 108 Wall BtN. ; Y.
EARLEAKINQ POWDER
ITAMDOUNDTOniCC
PURE CHEAWJ TARTAR.
S1OOO. Civen
IfalumorBnyinJiirlous Biibstur.ccs can do found
tu Andrews' Pearl Baking J'owclr , Is ( > os-
tUilyPURE. llciiiKcndoridl.aiiilt iJinonlala
rvcclvcdTrom such chimUts as H. P ua ilaj t , Uos-
ton : M. Dclafimtalue , ofChUago ; nnd
Dixie , JlllnunLco. Ko\crtoll la bulk.
.
537. - \\t r * { &
mm
ISOLD WITHflTHES
10R BEING THE BESTS
1 THAT CAN BE EV1ADE5
'
LEGAL NOTICE.
J. \Vjtifiart defomltnt will take not lee tli.it on
the 16th il y ol Dec , 1831 Edmund Dartlctt Esq. , by
Jmtlroot the 1'caco of DoiutUs county , Issttot aa
order ot ktUohment ( or the sum of two hundred del
lars In nn action pending by hint wherein Jacob Colin
l plilntiff , ind J M , Wycatt li defendant 7hal
properly of tie eald defendant. censlstlnR of stock
of goods , fKtuics an ! ether persenil prnpcity con *
tliifil In bl * shop , corner of loth and Jones street ,
his been attarhrd under e IJ order. Said causa
was continued to January 31st at 0 o'cl-ck. In the
forenoon. DW10HT HULL -
accHMenSnmo Attorney for rialntlff
Largest JLine in
tlie City. Not
Selling
AT COST ,
But Cheape than Any Store in
. the City.
2407 - - - - Cuming St. .
the changes that , in a few yearn , have
taken olaco In the manufacture of
Improvement after Improvement has
baon made , until to-day the clothing
offered by Schlank & Prince , 1210
Farnam street , is equal in every
respect to the best
rt. .
While at the same tlrao the lovmess of
price of the fine grr.do of clothing
they handle In no leos astonish-
imr than the
Perfection of Fit !
AND THE QUALITY Or
MATERIAL AHD MAKE
1210 Farnam Street. 1210
OMAHA
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lltoiheu of tli Hmrt. U er , Htomiich , Kldneyi ,
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Our cllleo and tonaultatlon looms ro turnfched
| ) the Hiiest and intht valutbic collection of lied-
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i any liBpltal , Infirmary , ot JUdlcal Instltuto In
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ELECTilCITY !
Applied In the most rcUntlOa innircr. Wo haio tlw
nostu infl teutccUlcaUvp r tinlii\ettfd .Cillor
write f.ir circulars on cliruiila dl ca t aud deforuil-
le , Dl tassof ( IVmoles , I'rUata , lilwuciol the
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WINTER CLOTHING
Suits formerly $1O.OO now $7. SO.
Suits formerly $12.OO now $9.O < > .
Suits formerly $ JL6.OO now $ JL2.OO.
Suits formerly $2 .OO now $1S.OO.
Over Coats formerly $ S.OO now $ G.OO.
Over Coats formerly $ JLO.QO now $ 7.50.
Over Coats formerly $ JL6.OO now $ JL2.OO.
Over Coats formerly $1S.OO now $13.SO.
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And every other article in * proportion.
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