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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-18
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
No .. NASSAU STREET. NEW York,


February 18th, iS,o.
The remarkable which attended our nesotia-
ton OF h LOANS OF the CENTRAL PACFIC RAILRo III
COMPANY and the WESTERN Pacific RAILROAD CON-
FANl, and the popularity and credit which these Lolu-
have maintained in the market, both this country
and Europe, have shown that the First Mortgage Bonds
of wiscy-ocIt and honorab y-nauaged Ralroad- are
promptly cogniz and readily taken the suit
abb and Advantageous form of Investment, yield
ia liberal ncont than hereafter be derived
from GOV, mt Bonds and available take their
place.
assured tht il the selection and negotiation of supe-
10. Railroad Loans, meeting Il great public
I want, IND rendering I valuable -trvce-both to the
hnidc= Of spi AMI those grcIl National work.
INTERIM In rovemont whose intrinsic merit and -ui1-
tnt character cutitlc them the use of capital and
the confidence OF invc-tor--wc offer with special
cOuiicnca and satisfaction the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-18

-.....~. HASTINGS u Son of the Ave
i...-- nave fitted up very neatly an
.i.u.,I in the basement of their ho-
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-18
IL IT'D IIriC.jig.

y Studrnt of TIA" II. joins bury academy
Was driving down Eastern avenue. Mon
day, and attempting to turn into Mr.
Hawkins yard without sufficiently slow
ing his team. the sleigh was capsizcd. aud
the youm" mans hcaJ came into contact
with t.ic @aIc-p"-t. only making severe
mark, hut sufficient to convince him that
an inch OF variation in ihc .ill would have
given him fatal Injuries.
~ onc of our citizens was driving up
from Wells River TWO OF three days a%o.
he came acro>~ 4 sleigh seat in the road.
II" removed the obstruction. AMI drove ui..
he soon oyriTnoi, the leigh Aody. and be-
i"r" proceeding many rods further. he
found the thili> thrown on Oh" ~iIe of the
patti. II" io".cd carefully aloug lor the
horse and harness. hut Il they did iu. put
iii al appearance. ne concluded rciu""
Wa found in some hoS-pirabir shrd or barn
along he Route.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-18
FILLING TEETH
n E W S T 0 L e
N E w GOODS !

will say % the peop- of West Burke and vicinity
that have just returned from Market with good
linz Of GHoCERIEs EEADY-NAD- 'LpTHING, BOOTS AND
SHOES as ever brought in,C this place. Also Il
small stock Of DEFY COOP, AND yruoLESs in all Of which
am bound TO give you good or better bargains
than you can get elsewhere. Please 10 call and it
thi- Il not true
There is one thing you may call for which had not
time to ind in market and zha Of not have it.,
that is, TRUST. Thankful for pas. favors hope by
strict attention to bu-iuc merit large share Of your
patronage in the future.
J. ALLARD.
Wet Burke, Feb. H. $50 aqtf
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-18

The Worst Piles CIred.--I 'ei Ii ,o spread
,!:ua tie r-t benefit lave derived from t. OF
IT,. II rsis ~ vc-i-tIlfi. i"z,uc.. have suffered
.c'r' fr III III wort Ii-. u-cd cvcrytlu-, 90 no
p.rp1sc. until "sud t.c lozcngcs; in les than
| uou WIS cucd, ard have only to resort to hem
when coF .iv.u.ss rc.uras, and always ini .rrtIt
let. =. %. MA. FIR ale at NJ. /, fremont Ten
pie l.. TIN. = /. \. HARRISON d CO.. rropT: tors,
sc o.. all nru-.i-t- " lied TO: 80 cent. i,j,fu
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-18

hy"DGfC.

y. b. Carpenter and c. L. Parks are tn
town grand jurors tor Waterford this yeal
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and should be so dcsgntrd by correspondents in spec-
'fyin IN" cla-- OF Bonds desired.
They have thirty years to run from January Is
$50 with interest Ut six cent per from No
vrnli cr l. l~d9 i.Sr:rAL AND INrIEE, T PAYABLE II
COLD ~ III. CIR uf >EN-loEK
The intcres; is payable in MAY and NOVEMBER. that
Z may Ike the place Of that of the carrier issue OF
and suit the convenience OF cur friend.
q" no already hold Central and W,stern Pacific Bonds
with iut,crt paya in January and July, and who
may dc'irc, in making additional -ments 20 have
their Interests receivable different zeasous 1.-THE year
The :"Ln l. cured BY mortgage upon the entire
Line OF load from Richmond TO the Ohio River with
the 'Guip at and ali other property and appurtcuauce.
connected herewith.
SINkING FCNp ~ Sluu,uru FER ANNUH L, rEnyII,-
81 FOR TnE REDEMPTION or TIE BoSps, TO TAKE EF-
FECr oSE NFAE AFTER THF COMPLETION OF TIE ROAD.
h. nortg gc is for S15,u,nuOn Of which 1000 900
will be rived and held in the redemption Of
Outstanding Bond Of the VIRGINIA CE~rEAI E,rLEoAn
L"HTA ~, now merged in the CHS >rEAkE A>p ONO
Oi tic remaining tl3nou,OU0 sufficient amount will
r -od 20 complete til" road TO the Ohio river. perfect
and improve the proportion in OPERATION and thor
oughy Gip tic whole for Il large and traitc.
Tho present price i 90 and and -ccrur,. interest
Loan 20 amply secured carefully guarded and
20 certain hereafter TO command prominent place
anon, iivori securities in the markets. both of
his Country and Europe, will be ut once appreciated
and quickly absorbed
Very respectfully
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-18

Don Dy" hut . bottle or two Of that incompar.,-
Nlo article known Natures Hair Restorative. l.
i..a,- the had lee, 50 coed. Sold everywhere. >.
adv. rtis. rurn,. II
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-18

NeSsr-. Bcmr. May ~ DAY. will "iyr q
concert OF vocal mus" ut the town hall in
tu.- ttG'en4 sa,ur - evening. March 10.
ihcy ~an@ At !.vndouviilc MONDAY cvca-
m@. L" an apprcciaiiyc audience. and We
learn they We're liked 80 well that they ar,
/ invited to repeat tllrir concert, with All a.
>urancy OF large luiicucr.
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st. Coupon Bonds payable to Bear

I'd. Registered Bonds with Coupons
alta cited"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-18

. ..~l >oriablc OF the season was
,i. North church vrStry. TucSiay
\ larger number were present
... auy previous OCCASION, and all ap-
.. .u enjoy themselves.
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Sd. Registered Bonds with Coupons
detached
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FISK l. HATCH,
Very respectfully
Bankers.

= s.-We have issued pamphlets containing full par-
ue"ir7 satisfied details, msps etc. which will be fur
nished upon application.
~ We HrY AND SELL GOVERNMENT BOMBS, AND
III EVE TN ACCOUNTS or BANKS, BANKERS, CoRPo-
EATI5Ns AND OTHERS, SUBJECT To CHECK AT SIGHT,
AND -iIo" Interest on DAILY BALANCES lVU-I!
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-18

Pimpies on the Face. r'E ,amcdonr-. Bl"' K
HID. II -s Worms t',ul,s. iimpiv Eruption and
lI,tccd d-i ton tn" zee Perry p;ls-
rirn. q Ii. OBJ. K r,lr. i.r .b,. ia-iIss, a:d cuIi-
tain Lead pri-un ID Po, - Bond ST. y. Y sold
by prG--i-r gNr.. where. jIIyi
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-18
''h,t.H sJOHy'HCIi.

. -.' quite tardy in noticing new pa
.a,.-..r,I at SWan,o1. Vi, with the
E. be-. lhe third number of which has
.- .Hrcared. II i a good looking
..- paper. well filled with INSECT
I'M a..a news matter. and l.
derby vigorous III repe!liug certain
.'> winch some of its mei"hbors have
- We welcome the JpurnaI to al
n.."~n'c~ OF newspaper life. and re-
-"/. IN II another ardent friend of ~,
....'d and OGden-burg railroad. A
u .'L"r' i publisher. and Royal Cor
=. y. Merchant. editors.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-18

..r.'. Barney. Esq. now OF Spring
'a~-.. bat tor many years resident
l.ar. intends soon to return here
..uaEyu; residence.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-18

-i. 8. iIauirv'> house. summer street.
'.a. ou Monday "t last week. irolu
H-nu.G ",t Of chimney. The liz"
'.- .\.Ia-ii-hcd without 4 general alarm.
u-a q small hole was trrng in the
.- lu~u Ell b.. shaw.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-18

81. .-. Poland returned to Washing
I-..ay. lie was called to !hc state
.-. . the District court at Burling-
-. ...-l he was counsel.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-18

lila 0ir United State Circuit Cour..
.. iiu..u-to" last month. We motto"
. .a. u1Mr OF iIogaiio Rankin Of Dan
appears lwl-r, tor vioia'ion of inter
.oNcuuy iaW>-WHich We suppose
'-. .ciijn- rum without i |. ). Ii
.-.. H3,h cases were sen; t. the lis
court.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-03-18

-. .,.~ial meeting of ClicIonil rou.-
..Hr.-c, "t congregational churches
...H .y he register to meet at Rev.
...s.-"'S study Oh Monday next. ii
I'D, \. Vi. - take action on the IL
.' ,nr ..XecutV" committee, appoint
..| s." York. NarrI ,. to arrange iui
- .'tic-atcs 10 the general cUuVru-
3D. a '.n-Icgational churches. to be
ID 10 ni~J-o. April -.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-15
GENERAL AMNESTY

The question of granting general amnesty
to all the participants in the late Rebellion
who are now deprived of their political
privileges came up again on Monday in the
House of Representatives in the shape of
bill introduced by Colonel w. B. Stokes of
Tennessee. The House refused to suspend
the rules to consider the bill, so the matter
may be regarded as settled for the present
session. 1t is very much to be regretted that
Congress did not take a proper view of this
important question and pass a universal am
nesty law, for the work of reconstruction can
not be considered as finished, or the people
of the South be made to look upon the Gov
ernment with friendly eyes, until they are re-
stored to their normal condition of citizen
ship.
1t is too late at this day to talk of punish
ing participants in the Rebellion, and sound
policy demands that since the great work of
emancipation has been happily completed by
the adoption of the fifteenth amendment, all
appearance of persecution of the white
people of the South shall be abandoned, aud
that an effort shall be made to cultivate
friendly relations between the people of all
sections of the country. So long as a large
portion of the Southern people are disfran-
chised, We can expect nothing but discomfort
from them; for not only is the deprivation of
the rights of citizenship grievance in itself,
but the condition of affairs that grows out of
it very seriously retards the prosperity of the
late Rebel States, and prevents them from
repairing quickly and effectually the ravages
made by the war; The passage of an amnesty
bill at the present session of Congress wonld
have excused, in some degree at least, other
shortcomings; and it is real misfortune to
the country that there was not wisdom
enough in either house to understand the i'm
portance of such a measure.
The significant feature of the bill brought
before the House yesterday was the fact that
it was introduced by Stokes, of Tennessee.
This man was a virulent secessionist at the
breaking out of the Rebellion, but as he did
not take any active part in the conflict, he
was not deprived of his citizenship, and when
the Rebellion collapsed he Immediately went
into business as an ardent Republican politi-
clan, and has particularly distinguished him
self by his violence against those who were
not as lucky as himself in keeping out of the
fight The introduction of an amnesty bill
by Stokes is therefore to be considered
merely as bid for popularity, but that he
should seek to obtain reputation as an ad-
! vocate for pardon shows very plainly that the
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BUTLER DESPONDENT.

WE find in the Petersburg, Va, Courier of a
late date a brief letter from General B. f.
Butler in which he SAYS
81 can only say of this matter of reconstruction
substantially in the language OF Holy Wrt:-If they
will not believe Moses and the Prophets, neither
will they believe though one rose from the dead
am afraid hardness OF heart and blindness of mind
will possess the people both North and South, until
a new calamity will come upon the nation
81 wish your matter may be taken up and passed
at once but so driven for time with the Tariff
and other bills as to render 1t exceedingly doubtful
The writing of such an epistle as this by
General Butler is simply piece of audacity.
The present session of Congress has been
one of the most unfruitful on record. Day
after day, week after week, month after
month, both houses have INDUCED in indis-
criminate buncombe, to the studied neglect
of the vital interests of the country. And
General Butler himself has been the most
dilatory man in the lower house, as far as
this particular business of reconstruction is
concerned.
The case of Georgia has been hanging fire
ever since the Christmas recess. The House
devoted weeks to the desultory discussion OF
a measure looking to the final reconstruction
of the State, and the Senate, after consider.
able delay, undid the whole work, by passing
q bill unlike the House bill in its phraseology
although not materially different from it in
substance. And then this bill as it came
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AT Proctor's Old Stand.
No. 92O CHESTNUT STREET,

$4,000 YARDS OF GRENADINES WILL BE
OPENED
ON MONDAY MORNING, 18th inst
AT TEN CENTS PER YARD. AS there are eight
cases OF the above goods our customers are not
restricted to two dress patterns.
FRENCH LAWN ROBES,
ROBES A LA COSSACK, in Black, Brown, Purple,
Green, Pink, Blue, Amber, and Lavender Colors OF
the above very choice goods reduced from 81 to $3
AS there are 1000 OF the above Lawn Robes, which
comprises the entire Importation, our patrons can
also have more than two dress patterns If desired
BLACK HERNANIES.
$4,000 YARDS OF BLACK HERNANI will be
opened at the same time and place at 62h.
Remember 3, 900 yards OF this one quality alone at
62H cents OF which our patrons can have more than
Two Dress Patterns, II desired
COLORED GRENADINE sHAWLS.
COLORED GRENADINE SHAwLS.
posed on MONDAY, 18th inst, at 81 so each. These
goods worth $780, and as there are nearly 500 OF
them, our patrons can have more than two OF them
If desired
WHITE BAREGE SHAWLS.
WHITE BAREGE SHAWLS.
There are nearly 800 very fine White Barege Shawls
left which will be closed out at $3.50 each, really
worth So go More than two OF the above good goods
will be sold to each patron If desired,
AT PROCToRS OLD STAND,
No. 92O CHESTNUT Street.
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Il VOICE FROM THE MINORITY
n

DISTRICTS.
The call for an informal convention of Re-
publican delegates from the minority districts
of the State, to meet in this city on the 4th of
July, is one Of the significant political signs
of the times. 1t is but one of the multitude
of palpable indications on every side that the
Republican masses have exercised forbesr-
ance under incompetent, selfish, and corrupt
leadership until forbearance has ceased to be
a virtue, and that they have now resolved to
act in Pennsylvania as they did in New York,
and strike down pretenders regardless of
political consequences.
In no part of the State has the Republican
party abler and more efficient and deserving
representative men than in the minority Con-
gressional districts They can have no hope
of political preferment at home, and they
have sustained the principles of the party
with unhagging patriotism and fidelity. All
they have asked is that they should be heard
in dispensing the local patronage of the ma
tional administration in their respective dis
tricts, so that they should not be utterly ig-
nored in the midst of their unequal conflicts,
and their faithful followers be compelled to
stand aside and see characterless and incom-
petent partisans of some outside scheming
politician fill the local places of honor and
profit.
When Grants administration commenced,
the Pennsylvania delegation in Congress
wrangled over the patronage in most dis
graceful manner. The schemes aud counter
schemes of pretended leaders to gain personal
advantages made the State byword in Wash
ington, and gave the President the best pos
sible opportunity to ignore our great Com
monwealth in making up his administration.
The ablest and most efficient Republicans
went to Washington to advise as to appoint
ments, only to be coldly turned away with the
insulting information that their districts be-
lopged to the Senators. In every minority
district the leading Republicans have been
almost universally ignored in the petty
huckstering of our delegation, and it
has been borne until it can be borne no
longer The local complaints have taken
deep root all over the State, and the logical
result of this great wrong appears in an in
formal convention of independent and con-
sistent Republicans, who will no longer sub
NIT to the course that has been pursued
towards them. The national leaders of the
Republican party will do well to give timely
heed to these complaints.
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LATE j. w. PROCTOR & co.

Together with the remaining portion OF Linen in
all styles and shades, most desirable opportunity
for ladies preparing their seaside costumes. They
positively buy at half the usual price, An early
call is respectfully invited by the agents OF Chevaer
Freres, at the Old Stand Of
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POLITICAL.
sa- REPUBLICANS TAKE NOTICE.

The Circular distributed throughout the city, and
signed Justice" is falsehood and deception OF the
Ring The same of the Circular signed "Ant Gas Ring"
1hs OF the Circular signed "Anti Whisky Ring 1t
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OBSERVE.

THE SALE OF CLoAKs, WHITE AND CoLORED
LAWN SUITS, LADIES MORNING WRAP
PERS, BROCHE LONG AND SQUARE
CASHMERE SRAWLs, will con-
tinue in the Cloak room OF
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time has arrived when the maintenance Of
any foothold the Republican party now has in
the South depends upon the speedy action of
Congress in this matter.
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No. e2o cHEsNUT Street,
LATE j. w. PROCTOR & CO.,

For two weeks longer, which, from the contemplated
change In the business Of the old stand 1t becomes
imperative to the agents OF Chevaller Freres re-
sort to great sacrifice in prices to effect speedy
clearance OF their magnificent stock. The ladies OF
Philadelphia can purchase the most elegant choice
and fashionable garments at a cost little exceeding
the price OF goods OF an ordinary character
THE BALANCE OF STOCK must positively be
sold, and ladies will do well to call early secure
the surest variety to select from in the Cloak Room
OF the Old Stand OF
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CLOTHiNO.
Important to Tourists.

Season for Travel!
Express Routes!
Through Ticketsl
Palatial Sleeping Carsl
Low Rates or Farel
Gorgeous Scenery
Ten Minutes for Refreshments!
Twenty Minutes for Dinner!
But consider, amiable tourist, all this will avail
you nothing II you are not comfortably clad.
EQUIP YOURSELF BEFORE YOU STARTtN
Call at ROCKHILL WILSON'S GREAT BROWN
HALL, and buy
Nice Travelling Suit,
Change Of Duck Coats,
Gossamer Alpaca Coat,
few White Vests
Light Summer Overcoat,
Tourists Duster,
And whatsoever else you may want in the clothing
line to MAKE you comfortable and happy.
BY fitting yourself out at the GREAT BROWN
HALL, you Cen save the price OF
A WEEKS TRAVEL,
Besides ensuring yourself the satisfaction which
arises from wearing the best clothes, purchased at
the lowest prices
N. B-Those celebrated TEN DOLLAR SUITS are
just the things for Railroad and Seaside Excursions
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MEMOIR OF THE REV. JOHN soUDDER. M D.,
Thirty.six Years Missionary in India By Rev j. B,
WATERBURY,, d. ID. With Portrait of Dr. Scudder.
12mo Cloth Sl75.
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of "oliye Varcoe" eto. svo, Paper, 50 cents.
THE LIFE OF COUNT BISMARCK, Private and Po
litca With Descriptive Notices of his Ancestry BY
DR.. GEORGE HEsEKIEL. Translated and Edited, with
an Introduction, Explanatory Notes. and Appendices
by KENNETH r. III. MACKENZIE, +. s. A, v. A. S. L.
With upwards of hundred Illustrations. Svo
Oloth, $780,
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CHRISTIANITY AND GREEK PHILOSOPHY; or
The Relation between Spontaneous and Reflective
Thought Greece and the Positive Teaching of Christ
aud His Apostles. By B. F. COCKER D. d., Professor
of Moral and Mental Philosophy in the University of
Michigan Grown Svo, Cloth, 1915.
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CARPETS! CARPETS CARPET
BRUSSELS PATTERNS.

A FANCY CARPETS, AT 40 CENTS.
The above goods are durable and when down look
almost as well as real Brussels, They have never
before been offered at anywhere near so low price.
GOOD QUALITY BRUSS Sells PATTERNS.
a. FANCY CARPETS AT 40 CENTS,
now open in basement, at
81. w. PROCTOR'S OLD STAND"
No. 92O CHESTNUT Street
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o0O CHESTNUT STREET. o2O

92O CHEsNUT STREET. 920
LATE j. w. PROCTOR & co.
NOTICE.
We are continuing to close out the balance of our
stock OF
WHITE AND SOLID COLOR
L A w N 8 UT s,
Together with the remaining portion OF Linen In
all styles and shades most desirable opportunity
for ladies preparing their seaside costumes. They
positively buy at half the usual price. An early
call is respectfully invited by the agents OF Chevaier
Freres, at the Old Stand of
j. w. PROCTOR q CO.,
No. 900 CHESTNUT STREET.
CLosING OUT AT "PRoCToRs OLD STAND,
No. 900 CHESNUT STREET.
vTBTn TIE BlST BloS REAL KID GLOVES EVER OF
BEs { BGAUK KID GLOVES EVER OFFERED
BEST CoLoRED KID GLOVES EVER OFFERED
BEST WHITE KID GLOVES EVER OFFERED
BAJoU LIGHT GREEN AND BLUE KID
BAJoU DOUBLE BUTTON GREEN KID
BAJOU DOUBLE BUTTON BLACK EMBRoI-
DERED KID GLOVES.
80 dozen real Bajou undressed Kid Gloves for
travelling, S1'37E usual price 1925
~. w. PROCToRS OLD STAND"
No. 92O CHESNUT Street.
CARPETS! CARPETS! CARPETS
BRUSSELS PATTERNS.
A FANCY CARPETS, AT 40 CENTS.
The above goods are durable, and when down look
almost well as real Brussels They have never
before been offered at anywhere near so low price.
GOOD QUALITY BRUSSELS PATTERNS.
a. FANCY CARPETS AT 40 CENTS,
now open in basement, at
81. w. PROCTOR'S OLD STAND"
| No. 92O CHESNUT Street.
BLACK HERNA AMI SHAWLS, SO.
| Black Barege Shawls, s3
| Black Grape MaretZ Shawls, "a.
White Barege Shawls, $3.50.
Patti Stripe Shawls, $3.50.
| Patti Black and White Shawls, 1925.
| White Shetland Shawls s2'25.
| Scarlet and White Seaside Arabs S2'I5.
Black Grenadine Shawls, borders, $3.50.
Shawl Stock closing out at half their value.
"J. W. PROCTOR'S OLD STAND"
| No. 92O CHESTNUT Street.
| ia SUPERIOR WHITE MATING, 25c.
| "A SUPERIOR WHITE MATING, soc.
| "A SUPERIOR RED-CHECK MATING, 30c
| A SUPERIOR RED-CHEUK MATING, 35c.
| A STRIPE FANCY MATTINGS 40c.
| 5-4 MATTINGS.
Cheapest MATTINGS in the city at
81. W. PROCTORS OLD STAND"
| No. 92O CHESNUT Street
PS-A JOB IN DOOR MATS, 75c. to slT5