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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-09-19

WESTMINSTER Putney Brass
Band will furnish music at the Fair of
the Westminster Agricultural Associa-
ton, to be held on Wednesday of next
week.
P. S. Since the above was in type We
learn that the Fair has been postponed
to FRIDAY, September 26 of next
week. Remember the change and be on
hand that day.
The Brattleboro Phoenix says that the
suit of White Vs. Underwood, to collect
damage caused by sub-renting a dwell
ing house, was tried before Geo. P. Sa-
bin, referee. Decision for plaintiff, S25
and costs. Capt. Alexander Atcherson
for plaintiff, Hon. J. G. Richardson for
deft.-While III. P. Farr was loading
tobacco, the other day, his horse took
fright and ran upon the railroad, follow
lowing the track considerable distance
before caught. Mr.. Farr being on the
wagon saved himself by jumping; the
wagon was very badly broken.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-09-19

WINDHAM.-July 10th Mr.. Sidney
Jones had born to him triplet of babies,
all daughters. One died soon after
birth, and the other two recently died
of whooping cough, making eight child
rem in all that Mr.. and Mrs. Jones have
had in little more than ten years, of
whom five are living.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-09-19

FIRE AT WOODSTOCK. = Standish's
tannery at Woodstock was destroyed by
fire on Wednesday morning last. Loss
$40, 900, and one half insured.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-09-19

READING.-Quite number of our
readers in this State and elsewhere will
be interested in the following from the
DePere { Wis., News of August 3d.: :" We
record with deep regret this morning the
death of Elisha Buck, which occurred
at the residence of his son-in law, q. s.
Marsh, on the morning of the 26th inst.
Uncle Buck, ," as he was more generally
known, has long been resident of this
place, and has always so conducted HIM
self as to command universal respect and
esteem, and many outside of HIS imme-
date circle Of relatives will mourn his
loss almost as keeply as a relative. while
they may ever refer to his life with feel
ings of pride and the knowledge noble
heart and pure life ever leaves. De-
ceased was born in Reading, Vermont,
where he resided till about the age of "a,
when he took up his residence in Wood
stock, in the same State, and engaged in
business as machinest, which he fol-
lowed some 20 years, when he came
West and made DePere his home up to
the time of his demise, in the 77th year
of his age A prominent and active
Mason he was inferred ON Tuesday, by
the fraternity, with BETTING ceremonies"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-09-19
CATTLE MARKET.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
TUESDAY Sept. 16. 1873.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.
Cattle. Sheep Shotes. Veal Fat Hogs,

Cattle. Sheep Shotes. Veal Fat Hogs.
This week. 1.27S 1897 90 900 Sc
Last week. 1874 1884 90 coo IS
One year ago. 1,422 s,lS3 600 600 25e
PRICES.
Prices of Market Beef-Extra, $500 % soa
first quality, $500 a $50; ID quality, Sc co "a SEQ
third quality $500 "a $3.50.
Sheep and Lambs.-Per head. in lots, 81 50 S. OK
$3.50 q s3.75 each; extra. s4l0o g $3.50 : aea1.
Hides "a &c. p 10.
Calf Skins is a. lsc y 10.
TallOw. SC "a 81 2 n.
Mich Cows and calves.-s35. SEQ. SOS and $50
Prices of Store Cattle.-Wo rEing Oxen, . pair 10l
49, S175 a s2S5.
REMARkS,-Beef remains the same, 81 up q
"a and SIC being the average. Trade was inter-
fered with somewhat by late trains. Sheep opened
dull varying from ~ to SIC and but one lot repOr-
ted at &c: The trouble was an oyerstocksd market
last week. Live poultry has fallen of &c excepi
turkeys which sell at 2Oc chickens and other fowls
l5r
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-09-19

RocKINGHAM- There will be preach
ing in Rockingham next Sunday at the
usual hours, morning and afternoon, by
Rev. +. Grogan.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-09-19
Latest News.
ANOTHER GREAT FIRE AT CHICAGO.

ANOTHER GREAT FIRE AT CHICAGO.
A FIRE broke out in Chicago at about
3o'clock Wednesday afternoon, 18th, in
the lumber district, near corner of II and
Holstead Streets, and burnt with great
fury, for nearly a mile in distance, a
strong gale prevailing, destroying some
200 houses, of the smaller class. Loss
not great considering the space burnt
over, but very severe to many poor peo-
pie who are rendered homeless.
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The Cornet Band.
ance.

The Bellows Falls Cornet Band, are
more efficiently organized at the present
time than any band we have had here
for many years, if indeed at any previ-
Gus time, and during the present season
have given large number of free con-
certs, and for two months have given a
concert at their band stand nearly every
Saturday evening. On Friday evening
last they gave a serenade to Towns new
hotel, when Mr.. Towns promptly invited
them to his dining room, where they were
served with excellent refreshments, and
especially the ice cream which was served
with more than Scripture measure. The
repast finished, the band resumed their
concert, playing with much excellence
many pieces, including several national
airs. They had quite an audience at
different points in the Square, who en-
cored Pleyel's Hymn, to which they re-
sponded. We give a portion of their
r
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-09-19

JAMAICA.-The directors of the Saw
ings Bank met last week and declared
its first semi-annual dividend of three
per cent. Beside this dividend, amount
ing to nearly $4,000, enough was earn
ed to pay running expenses, and no loans
made for more than seven per cent. The
amount found in deposit was over s12,-
10000, and the securities are all of the
first class. President, VIM. Harris, Jr. !;
treasurer, J. G. Robinson.
Mr.. William Howe recently lost val
liable calf He had turned it into lot
in which was an unused and partially
uncovered well, near his horse barn, in
to which the cali. fell head first, probably
as it was browsing among some bushes
that grew over it.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-09-19
Marrted.

In Grafton, September 10th. by the Rev. Il. J
Ward Mr.. PETER D0RAND and Miss CLARA Il
ROGERS, both Of Rockingham,
In Brattleboro, September 18th, by William $
Newton, Esq, Mr.. CHAS. j. aOODEN0UGH and
Miss AURILLA HILLS. both Of Guilford. :
In South Londonderry, August 9th. by Dwight
Tyler, Esq, RUSSELL ALDkICH Of Londonderry,
and Miss FANNY M. KNAPP Of Townshend.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-09-19

A WoMAN's CELEBRATIoN.-A birth
day festival was recently held in South
Woodstock, of very pleasant nature.
1t appears that the birth days of Mrs.
Madison Slayton and Mrs. Eliab Bridge
occur on the same day, this being their
54th and 55th, They are also near
neighbors living only on opposite sides
of the street. August 20, pleasant tea
party assembled, some thirty-fve ladies
and three gentlemen being present. Mrs.
G. F. Benjamin presided and the tables
were adorned with choice viands and
flowers. The exercises we're conducted
entirely by the ladies, and by the report
in the Woodstock Standard, certainly in
very cable and interesting manner.
An address of much merit and lively
sentiment was made by Mrs. A. j. Wor-
cester, who spoke as one experienced in
letters. A good poem entitled A birth
day carol by Miss Mary D. Smith, was
also included in the exercises, and senti-
ments were given by Mrs. F. P. Kendall,
Mrs. G. F. Benjamin, and Rev. Eli Bal
lou, one of the gentlemen present. As
whole it was a rare bill of fare and we
heartily add our congratulations to the
occasion, especially to those in honor of
whom it was held.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-09-19

IMPROVED HrGHwAYs-The town of
Cavendish reports improved highways on
a new plan, at less than former expense,
and as other towns may be interested in
their experiment, we give their present
mode of taking care of their highways
as follows: At their last annual March
meeting the town elected three road
masters to take charge of the roads, in
stead of the old style of having some 20
highway surveyors, and thus far tits work
ing well, as their roads are now, and have
been, this summer, in better condition
with much less expense; and they have
put in several nice stone culverts, in
place of plank which would need re-
pairing often. No complaints of bad
roads this summer.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1873-09-19
MIR. P. w. Taft is Leader, and we give
below the full catalogue of the Band as
now organized:

STATIONS RTvER.-The endowment of
100000 for the Academy, which is to
be built in this place, was filled Sept.
18th. 1t is hoped that the time is near
when Saxtons River will have one of
the finest institutions of learning in this
country.
The Primary school commenced its
session OF eight weeks, Monday morning
with % pupils.
The Congregational church is under
going repair. Several hands are al
ready on the ground. About $4,000 are
subscribed for this purpose.
Academies and churches do not en-
gross the whole attention of the people
A lyceum comes in for its part" and
receives it. Its meetings are held each
Wednesday evening, and is favored with
a good audience.
Glynn is campaigning it this fall, max
ing new announcements with frequency
and enterprise, and limiting what's COM
ing ahead See new advertisement this
week.
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Also Hot Air Furnaces and Ranges. portable OF
set in brick. All warranted no pay.
T.. HADLEY.
Bellows Falls, Sept 10. 1873. $3.50
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1ifd

Marriages and Deaths inserted FREE. Obituaries.
including poetry to be paid for according to length
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-04-20
OUR REAL LACE DEPARTMENT

Laces at special bargains
Real Yak Lace lnserfings nj 39c. and 4Oc. per yard
Real Yak Lace Edging, full inches wide, at Soc per
yard.
Real Yak Lace Edgng, full inches wide. at Csc. and
75c per yard
Black Silk Gimps at &c. 3Oc., &c., ACC, &c. and up
wards.
and upwards.
All under regular prices
Coored SILK Fringes,
In all the newest shades with buttons to match.
Colored Laces to match Spring Dresses.
Large variety of imitation Thread, Spanish and ringed
Laces ut exceedingly low prices
Dresmakers supplied in quantity at less than down.
town wholesale prices.
Our made Lace Goods
attracting patrons by of their
peror uty aud the extreme moderation Of prices
NORMANDY
NORMANDY
NORMANDY
NORMANDY
NORMANDY
NORMANDY
NORMANDY
NORMANDY
NORMANDY
NORMANDY
Lace Caps In 200 different styles making the finest
collection in the city, at prices ranging from 81 Is to
$u 50.
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OUR SUIT PARLORS.

offer brilliant attractions in
Ladies' and chldrens Suits Capes and Sacques of CASH
mere, Silk ana Drap DEe, Lace Shawls and Sacques.
Fine imported Berlin Suits from Sl4 upwards
Linen Suits, trimmed with rue and hounce at 50 So
Beautiful Linen Suits made OF Bismarck stripes at 3d.
Linen Suits of all grades, up to $50.
Full line OF Alpaca suits, from 50 tFpsfn ptmMRpN-I
/ aji<-aA
~ wrappers
nest Merrmac prints in every conceivable pat
tern 81 go 81 65 and ~ Is all special bargains
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and Cheapness OF Price.
Ladies' Chemise, tucked BOSOM band. front and
sleeves trimmed with rune made of Wamsutta muslin,
at 95c.
Ladies' Chemise corded band front and sleeves, beau
TRULY made, OF excellent muslin, at 73c.
Ladies Chemise, bosom OF alternate tucking and
with crochet lace, at 81 40
Ladies' muslin Drawers six tucks and rufhe, Mt Sc.
ladies' muslin Drawers, six tucks and needework edge
at SIC
Ladies' muslin Drawers two alternate clusters of tucks
needlework insertion and edge, at 81 25
Ladies muslin Night Dress double yoke front and back
trimmed with lace or ruiie, at 81 70. .
Ladies' Night Dress beautifully tucked and RULED, fun
length, of Wamsuta muslin, at 81 76
Ladies' Night Dress, beautifully tucked, bosom and
sleeves trimmed with embroidery ut g.
Ladies' Night Dress finely tucked yoke front and back
trimmed with crochet lace, at 90 35
Ladies' Skirts, nine tucks and hem, at 75c.
each, and OF six making sixteen tucks in ALL at 94c
Ladies' skirts. trimmed with ten ucks and broad
brio founce, at 81 10
Toilet Sacques Corset Covers linen percale and cambria
Underwent misses and childrens undergarments all at
special Inducements.
The assortment and variety OF our Undergarments will
nshment, and specially adapted for bridal trous
seaux.
ELEGANT VARIETY
Of infants merno Sacques Shaws and Skirts cambria
Slips Day Dresses Robes Shirts Baby Baskets In fact
everything appertaining to complete infants OUTFIT
Ladies should tail to goods and prices
trely irrespective of purchase Cur UndergarmentDe
partment is the second floor.
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A GREAT SALE OF DRY GOODS.
It is wellknown fact throughout the trade that the
Wholesale dry goods business has never been so bad as at
the the 20 tor IN e
their goods in this city The consequence
@ hs Who lis
sells at 70 compete with those
the present peremptory auction sales
BRADBURY BROS.
have during the past week made
specially OF goods bought at these sae~
They are Offering them
at small advance upon cost,
anu as r fHHffqs sToRk HAS BEEN CROWDED
in many instances ladies would not believe the goods
were perfect as the same quality OF
JAPANESE SILK
sold by importers at 7sc they offer at s7c, and the
best quality imported at 5uc; "
They these goods just as represented or the
BeST are Pas few Of the leading prees
Plain Coiored serges, 25c
s sk s sp Wool aG Popn ses e Sc Soc
Double, width French Cashmeres new shades. s7,sc
Cost 81 rs gold, to import
Great Inducements in Black Goods
BLACK ALPACAs, BLACK CAsHMEREs
PopLINs. GRAPES, &C., &C..
at equally low prices.
Also
Black Gros Grain and Glace Silks at ST.
Finer quality, 81 25
Hinch Cashmere, 81 50 to 81 rs.
Up TO the finest goods imported.
Great Inducements in other departments are also
offered, including
Suits, Shawls, Cloaks
Cloths Hosiery Linens
and White Goods.
Also
300 pieces English Prints at 20c.,
10 ali priC
BRADBURY BROS,
3l2 and IA Bowery.
door below Blocker street.
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AAlas bONNEIS fLOWEh &c.
An elegant ai new sPh IF COSTUMES,
Paris and New York made, viz. ;-Poplin and Mohair
Handsomely trmmed BACK six Suits $50 to ss
S'fhiPffas iDasE S s h1i's abwardas
H@sS ssa S2 y sGEs'sss 90 upwards,
i Tucked s, y Walking Skirts, 81 upwards.
E SaD, "a 70 a9 ~" n !, unw,ras
Infants Wardrobes put up in mahogany cases, from
Fine Nainsook Dresses Slips and skirts So so toss
rl9ue Gabricles for children to years old.
The most iash'0n ssss sty1 SiS 81
on hand or made to measure.
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
tain Materials elegant tapestry and EmbgoidsSsd sne
Ssii',,assa and Lace Curtains at prices un.
They will also d2spGn nsefay sIHssas in their
large Line Of n entirely sn a sy% designs of
ST 75per yard; former prices, 1925
''O " scoroH ADMINISTER
at reduced prices.
A choice ana FRh ne q vELoUErrEs.
n nsw ana s sns 1y ee as yara
Aubusson, administer
TURKEY an CARPETS,
new in style $ ysry %slsa to suit
rooms fana' RG !s% r. eSMh Afoh 70 thirty ee1
Rugs, Mats, Mating, olclolhs, &C.,
very low prices
A visit of inspection is requested.
Mail orders for samples and
prices promptly filed
UNDER syPEkioE MAS&GRMEST IN which orders
a%acTE Rfsii N oSh TO THREE DAYS NOTICE
without warranted style and elegance
equal sHpeTiof g any i2Tegs pnDERhT
BROADWAY, Fourth 5 AyESTE, Ninth AND TENTH
"A GIG and 62l Eighth avenue corner Fortieth street,
open opening mss on Mo- MoNDXY, list
an immense stock Of new and choice
List of departments
% TSnsss Notions E PTs,s 4a,ms,inr,
assis 'TSs' and Bows
heather satehe s Fron skirts
50 cartons No. d eros Grain Ribbons. $50 gard
yards sssse sSs SJsR yard
Regular a. p S"as R Pqiss: ssc. pair.
Fine stoGk Gentemsn's Furnishing Goods
Fine one-button Kid Gloves, SOC pair.
Everything in notions.
The most complete assortment on the west side OF the
city, and at the lowest possible prices.
slo and e2l Eighth avenue, corner Fortieth street.
A. KID GLOVES.
Just opened,
new lot superior quality,
onc-button at SIC. PAIR,
two.button at 75c. pair,
HARRIS BROTHERS.
ST. Broadway
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets
"A. c. w. FRENCH
l. VIII Mo SPsa9 On 81
I9l Spring Il
al styles gI
l5l White and Colored II
Tl Shirts Il
II made to order II
First class work and fit II
p Call and see samples al
ii $40. $40 and . s.s per dozen. =
III Fine English al
lei Umbrellas ii
lrI ladies' French Jewelry III
lH Chateaines Belts, &c. Fl
complete new stock of Mems Furnishing Goods
O. w. FRENCH,
Importer of Mems Furnishing Goods and limo French
Jewery 500 Broadway, Prince street corner.
AT SMITHS PATTERN BAZAAR gl4 BROADWAY
N Twentieth street.-The latest imported styles,
beautiful changes for Spring and Summer. Elegant
fitted to the warranted perfect Magic
tune in linen made up is the feature for Summer Come
early.
A CONTINUATION OF THE
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~~s~>~.>>>~~,.->c~>>~--~~~~
STERN BROTHERS.
Sixth avenue
and
Twcnty-third street.
| ITO West Twenty third street
WIN sofYer
during the week,
an entirely new assortment of
| Ladies' and childrens
| PARAsoL AND sun UMBRELLAS,
comprising large assortment of
Novelties in
Club stick and Tourist not heretofore offered,
at exceedingly low prices.
| Also large variety of
| oxIDIzED cHArELAINs,
PMS. ORNAMENTS, &C., &C.
Ladies will be amply repaid by pricing our
Parasols before purcha-ing.
We win display Monday
immense and entirely new stock Of
Ladies' and Misses
STRAW HATS AND BoNNErs,
in all the new and desirable shapes
Is spe i' cent Of last weeks prices
Alarge assortment Of
FRENCH FLOWERS AND FEATHERS.
single and sprays to order.
eros Grain and watered
Mo +, line of shades in the city,
reduced prices,
SASH RIBBONS
eros GRAIN
Wacred, real Roman and Taffeta
ou,s c.,,I finch inch pure silk black watered
'r0S Heavy s six LEES IN ali
Avery attractive line of
all the new and shades of
TAFFETA AND GRos GRAIN
TRIMMING SILKS.
Black Dress ana Trimming Silks,
couR w q any qssnnhaGRy 6 5S
All grades constantly hand, very low.
Our lines OF
1'Di''' DoLMANs, -, :
of Black Cashmere and Drap D'Ete, all
trimmed in the most attractive manner
extremely low prices.
CLOTH MANTLEs AND DoLMANs
We direct especial attention to
1Mf P5r allh5' LlSG ssS's sG3ffrs,
Imported Linen Polonaises,
GRASS LINEN AND Lawn SUITS,
WHITE LAWN sG ifG% y . 'p~a'a'
with Hamburg ys swb b 9Sa sf6sI
Ladies' White Lawn Wrappers
Swiss ss 5se aaa 1sS ama Fo SS
constantly on hand and made TO measure.
cHIIDRESs r at}94s Rsbs sssr1ps
SUITS AM "1 IN ENDLESS VARIETY.
Ladies' and chllarsns ENTERTAINMENTS
real cal al. and desirable desirable bargains
Ladies can rely upon finding the
most complete assortment from
| the lowest finest imported
Underwear
LADIES, MISSES AND INFANTS.
in all styles and qualities
Our own facilities for manufacturing
enables constantly offer
new s AZ really r1f low ssAas''
prices,
Z" n"oiD'1 AND LACE GOODS.
We are continually receiving and
m mast astt rp tpS G no4eities si in
| all of our own designs and manufacture.
| The largest assortment Of
| -A0 - ' Neck and Sleeve Ruailngs In the city.
| STERN BROTHERS,
l. sixth avenue
|
Tweniy-thrd street.
H o'NEILL co.
| are now offering the finest assortment Of
MILLINERY GOODS
to be found in city at retail, and the cheapest
| RIBBONS
| eros Grain Sash Ribbons, watcrcd Sash Ribbons
Block and Fancy Plaid Sash Ribbons
100 cartons finch ros.Grain sash Ribbons,
100 cartons Finch Sash Ribbons 95c., in all colors.
50 cartons finch Black Gros GRAIN 81 yard,
20 cartons sinch watered Ribbons, 81 49, all silk.
50 cartons finch Block Plaid Csc yard
Roman Sashes
Roman Sash Ribbons.
BONNET RIBBONS.
All the Spring shades, in5 O. u and 16.
FRENCH AND ENGLISH CHIP HATS.
BELGIAN SPLIT sTRAws,
80 cases Hair Hats and Bonnets, ST.
200 cases of Milan Round Hats, from CSC. to 81 So
100 cases Of Milan Bonnets, from ST. to 50 So
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DRY GOODS.
~~>~~->'c<so>~s~
Al
The new Dry Goods Store.
Great inducements offered
NJ REIMAN 4 CO., late Of New Orleans,
% Union square, few doors above Tiffany Co..
and Is East Fifteenth street,
Importers and Retailers of
SILKS, DRESS GOODS
Black and Mourning Dress Goods.
WHITE GOODS,


and Is East Fifteenth street,
isa fEKs, Dress sas ss $685. Of
Black and %A ME@sn aHd Press Goods.
Linen and housekeeping Hrh s9 Sooas Wooden Goods
Ribbons, Laces and
Ladies' Gents and ohildren's Furnishng Goods
hea SaOrsan HoSe sGA GlHyss and Handkerchief
IN shHEs and P sacskf rsd fine
ing % Fl ns a a9 ern
from si2 upward. ''' y as "A1 D''''A
cred and Braided Suits and Poonases at extremely low
Also fine Paris made Embroidered and Plain Under
Full and complete line Of Domestic Goods
Asa specially this s wssk we ssT large line of
latest styles, at 7sc. a yard and upward
Black eros de Rhine eros Grams 95c 81 and up
Full line of Ponson Bellon Bonnet Black
Plaid japanese Popln isjsc, worth :s Se ' .A'ap'
and Wool veoars snS s 81 '0'
ca@e snf a iq co N nj s sna
,o Plain Striped and Plaid Mohars auction i5c. and
French cashmercs all wool and new shades 75c..
M!CGzzambques and Limos, $780,. value SOC.
SIR SILKS stripe Grenadine, zoe, value 4oc
Chinese Batste Linens for suits and Polonaises
We I baye placed on our cheap counter Dress Goods
fs Sssis sagss s
W. offer extraordinary Inducements in Cames Hair
,. Ladies' fine hemmed stitched Linen Handkerchief
loo dozen gentemen's Linen Handkerchief, Csc. and
500 dozen full regular made Hose SOC per pair value
800 dozen supernne English Halfhosc 81 50 half dozen
ades Gaaze M Mormo Vests rSm 5c a
sue anu upward
retail ali our good at VIII oesaie prices ' 's W. one'
We respectfully solicit share Of the public pasonage
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DRY GOODS.

the prices of our
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERGRADUATE,
all our own manufacture, sewed lock stitch machines
and guaranteed to surpass any in the city In
Beauty of Design
Variety of Styles,
Superiority Of Manufacture
and Cheapness OF Price.
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1 OUR BLACK DRESS SILKS

winning wide popularity and giving universal salts
faction.
10 pieces black silk at 81 IS worth 81 80.
10 pieces black silk at 81 90 worth 81 S.
10 pieces extra quality at 81, real value 50 40.
and better grades In proportion.
Fine Turquoise at 81 81 25 and 81 80 per yard.
Fine Trimming satins, all the new shades, at 81 Is,
worth 81 so per yard
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With increased advantages |
will do utmost
to please all classes
by our prodigously low
prices low prices, iow
Grand opening
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND "WEDNESDAY
OF
Ladies' Suits,
Undcrgarments
Shawls, silks,
Dress Goods
Housekeeping Goods
Hosiery Gloves,
Parasols, &c.
d. SOLINGER CO..
32S Blocker street, corner
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Trimmed Bonnets and Round Hats, in richest and
fashionable styles, which offer at astonshingly
moderate prices.
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Beautifully trimmed Bonnets, from IS upwards
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in all the newest shapes at our well known prices
All the latest sty in Black Straw Hats at soc each.
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at bargains
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