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vARIEDADES. v
La MADRE CRIsTIANA.

No ha muchos dias, q las primeras .ho-
ras de la malana, crusabamos por las ca
lies de Madrid: la estacion convida a los
paseos matinales Por buena dicha trope-
samos con un hombre p1blico, dc limpia
fama, de profundos sentimientos cat6licos,
cumpiido cabailero y epiinente en- letra..
---Adios, marquee.
-Adios, m amigo.
lila vista V euknta gente en- los
temples ssta manans9 Ezra Ell 2 de agosto,
fiesta de Ia Porcidpculsl.
-Lo he visto, CON muoha satisfac-
cion. Es precise desengaharse: descatok.
xar s Espaha no es asil ernpresa.
--.Y ha vis o v cuSntos hombres de
todas cIases y condolences, gente provec
Ia, jSvenes eiegantes, menestrales ira
bajadores del puebluf. :. por su puesto,
aiempre con gran ventaia por parte de las
mujeres. Estas van salvar ls fs, las cos
tumbres y Ia sociedad en- Espafia. Sc con-
Queen con admirable entereza = constan-
cia, privada y p6bIicamente. Ya recuerda
v 10 que hicieron en- Ckdis, saliendo en-
pleno y fero2 cantonslisno por GALES y
plazsa todas las sehoras de la ciudad en-
p6blica manifestation contra los inicuos
atropellos de que eran objsto los clAustros
siienciosos de las virgenes del Senior, d
cuyo derribe habia dado comienzo el en-
t6nces triunfante socialismo demag6gico;
y sabido es tambien 10 que han hecho y
hacen sin tregna todas las de Espana,
para socorrer las necesidsdes leligiosas,
morales, intelectualcs y matesisles dc este
pueblo, que desfallece agitado por tsnta
convuision. Culto, escuesas, shospitalss !
asios, NADIA baeno hay ! que no presten
81 principal y e6cacisimo apoyo, sin va
cilar, sin temer, ii cansss ssss Nos edifcan
nos asergd unislas elias en- IN
| selO esplritu y divididos bQec..-., !. 49,.
ma n,;serahla.-s,-.- -. ss-~ssos 90 eteT'
~ --.-. alscordiaA
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ira de nuestra Espaf1a, y su paternal
| Gobierno en- esta Antilla de todO pun.
to falsas.
Esto no debiera extrafiarnos, pues
va debiamos estar acostumbrados q
ese modo de proceder de la mayorla
de aquella prensa, y por 10 mismo po-
co Q NADIA debiera imrortarnos ese
tejldo de falsedades que unas veces
de ALA, y otras que Sc mandan de
aquf, quizas por quien menos debia
hacerlo; pero siendo tan calumniosas
las que ha copiado ell BoLETIN en- su
ndmero 146 atacando Z nuestra digna
primera autoridad, cuyo honroso pro-
ceder esta por encima de cuantos asf
10 clasitican, por que esa es IA verdad,
cumpleme manifestar para rebatir co.
das aquellas falsedades, que en- esta
localidad son empleados del municipio
los siguientes: peninsulares. senior al
calde ID. Manuel Nunez, ad -honorem;
medico titular d Jayne Fortune sin
retribucion alguna, sirviendo este tam
bien ell cargo de sfndico; cura pSmo-
co D. Miguel Fret6; practicante titu-
lar D. Genaro Guerrero, guardia de
6rden pdblico Felipe Cagiao Varela:
insulares, secretario del municipio D.
Pedro Tossas, depositario de fondos
ID. Juan Gimenez, escribiente de IL
bertos, d. Gervasio Barrera, id. auxi-
liar de la alcaldfa, D. Joaquin Cine
nez, asentista de la carnicerfa D To-
mas Morales, y sirve actualmente tam
bien la secretarfa del juzgado de pay;
professor de instruction pdblica d. Nj
colas Gimenez, profesora ID: Isabel
Vazquez, cabo de la guardia urbana,
ID. Jose Rosario Pagan, contratista del
alumbrado pdblico D. Ascencion Car
denas %, guardias urbanos para ell
servicio del municipio, Nicolas Pagan,
Pedro Nogueras liberto y Sancho IL
berto; celador del cementerio Miguel
Anaya, ID. Francisco ColIazo encar.
gado de la decomposition de los ca.
minos, D. Gabriel Garcia, adninistra-
Y
dor de correos, guardias de orden pd.
blico Ramon Gonzalez y Emerenciano
Vazquez. Ademas, en- estos dias Sc
han concedido dos escuelas incomple-
tas a los insuares D. Eduardo Vaz-
quez y D. Jos5 Maria Castro.
Como sc We, en- este pueblo por cin-
co peninsulares empleados, existen
diez y nueve irsulares colocados. Con
Ell reparto de comercio tambien 4 la
vista, he contado sesenta y dos con
en- ese ramo, existiendo
entire ese n1mero solamente nueve
peninsulares, y cincuenta y tres insu-
lares, y todos, cada uno en- su escala,
me consta que hacer negocio, sin que
Sc atienda 81 son de ALA 8 de aca,
Que la, pues. demostrado de una
nanera eyidente 10 contrario de 10
que una persona sin razon nj concien-
cia, ha tenido la osadia de decir por
medic de la prensa en- un pals extran.
jero para desprestigiar a nuestra ilus-
trada y digna Superior Autoridad, y
poner en- pugna, ainsulares y PENN.
sulares; 10 que nunca podra consegair,
pOrque la mayorfa del pueblo sensato
de Puerto Rico conoce muy bien la
rectitud y justicist con que siemprs
ha proeedido Ell senor genera Sanz
On las dos epocas de su mando en- es.
ia isla, para bien y felicidad de ella.
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co MPR ROBAN TES.
Cayey, enero II de 1875.

Cayey, enero II de 1875.
Sr. D. Jose Perez Morris.
Muy Sr. mio; Suplico 4 V. Sc Dig
ne dar cabida en- sl acreditado perio
dico & las siguiente manifestation por
10 que le quedara agradecido su ateu
to amigo y s. $.
@ B. S N.
Pedro r. ssaa
Es c0sa muy sabida que siempre
sc ..an senalado la mayor parte de PEI
ri6dicos de los Estados- Unidos en-
progalaE noticias sxagsEadas sn sQn-
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&C O. ] R1c ,

De El Gosiaricense de l6 del mes
limo tomanlos ID sigrlientes
LAS 6aceAs dc Ia Ilsr4.ana y ve-
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GACET1LLA.

: Subscriptions de Guasp.-Eu letra sus-
crita por los senores Sobrinos de Ezluia--
ga, enviamos aver la S. a. Viuda de
Guasp $72-05 por cuya letra entregamos
1925. Incluyendo ell costo de los giros
tenemos girado hasta la feeha favor de
dicha sonora $841-50. 20
Suplicamos 4 las 'pocas psrsOnas que
aun no nos han remitido los fondos recau-
dados con este piadoso obieto Sc siryan
hacerlo para saldar la suscripcion. Entire
tanto los senores que gusten contribuir to-
davia con su 6bOlo apueden envi6rnOslo,
advirtiendo que no cOnsignaremos en- el
BoLErIN sino los nombres de aquellos que
con ell aviso nos envien aus Quotas en- se-
Hos telegrafcos Q de otro modo cualquiera.
Teatro. Ell domingo, 81 del corriente,
tendra lugar en- ell teatro de esta capital,
Ia extraordinaria frncion instrumental y
de ventri iloquismo y prestidigitacion que
el celebre Sr. Rossi ofrece este pGblico,
del cual dimos 'cuenta q nuestros fayo-
recedores en- n1meros anteriores. sefA
La function, complefamente nueva en-
| este coliseo por reunir entire las vafias
parties de que constara la especial de ven-
| triloquismo, no deja de ofrecer grande
interes los aicionados estos artes, y
promote un Tko de verdadero soIas y
entretenimientA
Amino, pues, , al teatro, q yer cosas
estapendos de un ser sObyeNat,raI con hA !.
bitos de lricoprestiaigitador- veHtrkOcxO.
iSobre ussa tumba,-
| iQue Ceres y al par que lejos
EstAn Ia muerte = la vidal lass
El espesor de esa piedra
! iCaan hondo misterio implica,
| DE ella absjo todO ss hoehe,
| De ella arriba todo es dia.
u De ella abaio est6 Ia muefte,
De ella ariiba esta la vida.
Dla y noche, vida = muefte
Separa solo una Inca; 80
Y ssa es Ii sola distancia
| Para u saal 20 hsy Media.
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NADIA hay mas ,ligno dc l'anar la
atencioa de un yersiadero costariceu-
Sc, de vn patricia impartial : sincere,
que Ia situacion 4 que nos han reduci
do las conmociones que han ocurridp
| promovidas sin cansa que pueda justl
acarlas. sin motive que sirva de pre-
tsxto sUs autores
E Sin causa nj motives decisnos, por.
que no encontramos mas que la am
bicion de unos pocos aspirantes que
solo .niran la consecucion de su obje-
TO, sin pararse en- los medios que para
estu deban adoptar, sin hjarso en las
consecuencias que hayan he producir
Si: por mas que parekca incredible
por mas que nos sea sensib = yer
gonzozo confesarlo; hijos llamados
coadyuvar 81 progreso y felicidae
lnimados y pFedilectos, son los que
conspiran contra ella,-Por que cons
pirar contra ell Gobierno que Ia re
presenta, es conspirar contra las ins
ltituciones. Atentar contra IN Gobi
crno lei t;mamente consti:uido e
ate1taf cvntfa el 6rden, y alterar est,
les liofifade nuerte 4 csa misma 30
ttia, cn3a suerte es Ia nuestra. !,
| * qne lneaios sc a.iopiali para tai
4 criminal intcatDi La difalnaciion, |
distriba. Ia caluninia, contra ese Go
bierno inaljtuiao eoa.nuesGo ps, u
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LOCAL NE VS..
CouSieused Locals.

Ievee of L. P.'s, 90 F., Dec. 18th. See al.
Entertainment at ST. DOminic's Hall post
IoDed. See sd.
See advertisement OF Fitch, Fox & Co. of
desirable residences for rent.
The reunited Unitarian congregation Will
worship in the old church to morrow. See
adv.
Ward, No. 200 q street northeast, of twenty
five chickens, valued at 500
Charles Stewart, indicted for assault and
battery with intent TO kill Archie Fletcher
IN July, ia, was acquitted In the Criminal
In the L. s. Supreme Court yesterday. on
motion OF Mr.. p. Phillips, Mr.. William j..
johnson was admitted TO practice before
that court.
Money can be saved by purchasing your
carpets nom WOlfOTd 4 Shilberg, AZ 7th St.
southwest. who are only selling carpets on
consignment this season. If nothing more,
PERSONS should inspect the prices and ele-
CANT styles at this establishment.
The Columbian Cadet Corps, Company A =,
Can't Ourand were out drilling on f. street
last night, and marched to the residences Of
Mr.. \. j. Dallas, on 18th street, near NJ +,
northwest and of Lieut. j. w. Plant, of the
Presidents Mounted Guard. eth street, be-
tween 6 and h, at both OF which places they
were entertained.
TIE members of the st. Andrews Society
Of this District have made arrangements to
hold their 20th anniversary entertainment
the Few dining-rUOms of Messrs. Russell x
Leonard shortly. Extensive preparations
are being made by committees OF t1is popu
lar organization 10 make this anniversary
one to be remembered.
The first grand ball of the Knights OF st.
Stephen will be given on Monday evening
next. the ed instant, at Talmadge hall. The
mar agement promise most enjoyable eve
ning 10 all who attend. The presentation Of
a green silk flag 10 the knights by the ladies
of the parish Of st. Stephens will be fea-
ture Of the occasion.
From Jos. Shillington we have the bright
december number of Sc1ibdsr'S Monthly,
with more chapters of Bret Harte's new
rover, "Gabriel COnrOy ~ the Atlantic Month
~ and ~ Nicholas for December, and Haper'S
EGz0T for December T. from the junction
News DEPOT we have ScTibneT'S for December,
and from the same and from RelIew and
Warren Choate & Co. HUper'S BazGr: Also
nom Bellew, No. - OF "The Lakeside Librd-
~, containing popular novel.
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GEORGETOVN.

DANGEROUSLY ILL.-Capt. John Moore.
ore of the oldest and most respected Of oar
citizens, is lying in very critical condition,
of paralysis. at his residence on Du lharton
street, aud but little hope is entertained OF
his recovery.
THE oFFERINGs OF wheat a the Merchants
Excnange to-day amounted To 1000 bushels.
No sales reported.
THE CANAL.-Arrived-By caual-Boat
Seneca, with 500 bushels wheat for H. NJ.
Talbot, and 400 bushels wheat. 200 bushels
corn, 200 bushels sbipstuff and 10 barrels
flour for T. G. Wheeler; boat London, with
$500 bushels wheat for Hartley & Bro
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Two MEN AND ONE WOMAN, Now ONE
MAN-Mfss Willie Greer of Kimball, Texas
made the error in love OF bestowing her af-
lection upon two men. She was only seven
teen years old, and cOurtship was 60 new to
her that she could resist neither Simms nor
Frazier when they simultaneously pressed
their suits. She promised to marry both. OF
course there had to be a definite choice by
Willie after awhile. and she decided that she
most wanted Simms; but he had murdered q
man few years before in another part of the
state, for which crime he had never been
after he had been acquitted by q court. The
condition was hard, because 1t involved a
Likelihood of his being banged, and he de-
cllned to take the risk, whereupon Willie
away, but returned a few days ago, found
her with Frazier, and shot her and himself to
death.
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1.-THE population OF Massachusetts, is

1851 902
The Hon. w. D. Kelly has addressed a
letter concerning the currency question to
his constituents of the fourth congreasionaI
district of Pennsylvania.
~Rev. Adirondack Murray calls the
Moody and Sankey meetings machinery
revivals."
~Mr. Moody was converted early in life
by Edward kfmball, of Boston. Quite late
ly Mr.. Moody has returned the favor by cor
verting two children of Mr.. Kimbali, rescu-
ing them from the bottonless pit, as it were,
right before the gaze OF the delighted father.
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ALEXANDRIA.

The MONTPELIER HUMANE AssoCIA-
TioN-Rebon Of ne President and Board Of
their report refuse to criminate Adv one in
regard TO the frauds committed in the late
lottery drawing, but express the opinion that
the fraud might have been prevented by
sreater care on the part OF the vice president
and secretary, who were In charge OF the AL
exandlta office The drawing, had under the
fraudulent management OF tickets is de-
clared void. The resignation of the vice
president and secretary are aecepto 4, a new
organization is TO be made with Cantain
VIM. ii. Fowie as vice president and a secre-
tary. TO be appointed hereafter, who will
likewise be a resident of Alexandria Those
pers ons who Were bona fide ticket holders al
the late drawing are To be made stockholders
that the assOcie ton will be enabled tn con-
tfnue in business and ultimately accomplish
its Object-SentineI, l9fh
LAW SUIT DECTDED.-It was stated in YES
tertay,s Gazette that the court of appeals had
decided the case of the Bank of the Old no.
mir ion VS.. W. ". McVeigh et AL. in favor OF
w. n. McVeigh. Three judges-Anderson,
Staples ana Bould1ng- concurrei in the ma
Jority opinion: two-NoncuTe and Christian
The point involved in this case
ami decided by the court was upon the suffi.
cheney OF a notice to bind an endorser ON me-
gotiabie paper, the court holding that a
nOtlce LETT at the vacated residence of Mr.
McNeleh during the war was la itself insuffi-
eient TO bind him, and that notice should
have been given him by the holder as soon
after the war as practicable. The amount
dependent upon this suit, which has now
been definitely settled, is about forty thous-
and dollars. Mr.. McVeigh has received nu-
merous congratulatOry letters from his
friends In different parts of the country, and
several OF his many friends in this CITY
have called upon him and expressed their
at the successful termination of
nls long pending suit,-Gdze'te. 1911,
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SINGULAR CASE OF DIPHTHERIA.-A
strange case of diphtheria has just been de-
veioped in Jersey City. A little girl, five
years old, daughter OF James Scull, on West
Side avenue, was taken sick with q iphtheris
i've weeks ago. Two days previous to the
attack the skin was broken on the back of
both her thumbs. The attending physician
perceived that the child had all the symp-
toms OF diphtheria excepting the formation
OF membrane In the throat. But such a
thumb, where the skin had been broken.
These were removed, but others soon took
their places. An examination under the mi
crOscOpe showed that these membranes were
exactly similar to those formed in the throat
of the child's sister, who died lately OF diph-
iberia. The subject OF this wonderful devel-
Opment has nearly recovered. The question
now arises whether diphth eria is wholly q
disease of the throat and organs OF respira-
uOn.-M y. Herald, 18Th.
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WINE.
We have in store seasons
SHERRY. dry
All grades best Topaz 81
per bottle.
sSHs5IsIFs
). CHATEAU LAR9sE.
MARGAUX
:. ST EsTEPHE.
ssff 81. J6LiTS.
CHAMPhGNES.
Az well known brands of
imported, and also do.
Pint bottles Of imported
Champagne ID, quart
Best American in pints
WHITE WINES.
CHATEAU YQuEa.
sAUTERNES
HOOK WINES.
WHISKY.
SCOTCH
IRISH.
BnCRBoN.
Brandy.
We UbNe n me line OF
BTandifs price accord
ing TO age, from $40
$500 gallon down 10 S2.50.
All best brands of i'm
ported; price g 80 per
dozen.
ANISETTE
MARAsQUINO.
CHtRTREUSE.
CURACAO.
ABSINTHE.
RfSEbbicrINr
WEYMOUTH.
NEW YORK CIDER,
Very fine.
Choice Wines or Liquors
70 TO y FIRST CLASS
GROCER
~ NONE But PURE WINE SOLD.
q. G. CORNWELL IL SONS,
FINE GROCERS,
141s Pennsylvania Avenue,
poVls-tr Opposite Wttlar,i'S Ro,.E.
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READING NOTICES.

TIE CROWN TooTH Observation-Disclosures
will not fall out or break off while ing. To
secure the genuine see that The Groom Brush
is stamped on handle.
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THEE GENERATIONS OF COUNTERFEIT-
ELIZA Kenny. and Mrs. Kenny's children,
Lizzie, aged IS, Francis, IL and Katie, 9, ali
OF n Eldridge street, were held by Commits
eioner Shields for examination yesterday.
found three hundred spurious nve-cent
pieces and mould for making them. The
children said that their grandmother and
money In beer saloons and stores. Emman-
uel DeMott, the feputed stepfather, is at
present In state prison serving q sentence Of
thirteen months for counterfeiting.- y
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Weather Probabilities To-day.
orrrc, OF czrrr SIGNAL opr1err., I,

y
For lower lake region and middle states,
rising and station airy barometer, north to
east winds. generally colder cloudy weather
rain IN latter, and possibly light rain or
snOw IN former.
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A FULL LINE Of the Crown Tooth Brushes.
Hair Brushes and Combs, by W. s. Thcmp-
son, druggist. 10S 18th street.
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PREACHER SHOOTS AT PREACHER.-At
Mount Olive school house, Warrensburg
Mo-, occurred remarkable tragedy a few
days ago. Terry Foster, a cOlOred Methodist
preacher, became jealous Of Peter Hawkins
another cOlOred preacher, on the latter ac-
cepting an invitation to feed the Mount Olive
house aud seeing the brothers listening enrap-
tured at Peters words of wisdom, drew q re-
vOlver and fired. The bullet missed the mark
Dut fatally wounded another man. A second
ball had the same result, and the congrega-
ton hurriedly dispersed, while Foster es-
capped in the darkness.
A CAPITALIST OF this city has obtained
estimates for new style of tenement house
be erected as single structure which is to
Oe divided into series of flats, the entrance
to which, instead Of being by means of a
towers provided with stairs. At each story
balconies are to be erected along the entire
front, and the various suites of apartments
through the building except in the towers
and balconies.-N. Y Cor. Phild. Record.
TEXAS TEAcHINa.-The Texas legislature
has, 1t is said, fixed the compensation of
public school teachers in that state at ten
cents cent I, per day for each pupil in attendance
be pretty sure that holidays will be rare
there, and that excuses for absence will be
dealt cut most sparingly. But, then, it must
teacher that IL he is thrashed he will get his
father to let him stay at home, "and then
you'll lose your ten cents aday."
Four NOTED RURGL LARS were arrested in
part Of the city OF Philadelphia yesterday,
where they had taken rooms. Their names
are VIM. Gray, James d. Austin, Richard
smith and James Christy, the three latter
having established their regulations in New
York. Gray is best known to the police as
"badger thief" They were found by detsc-
tives who were looking foi them in connec-
ton with an important case.
CLAY +. SMITH, an actor in small trav-
cling company hirted with girl In Chilli.
laundress. The girls father intercepted Ii,
armed himself with revolver, and went to
shoot Smith, who hired a horse and started
out OF town. The father overlook him and
killed him.
SThe Utah Mormons number 100000. In
Salt Lake City there are 10000. There are
two Gentles TO ten Morm0ns.
These are the nights for fallinRs stars
Lovers and gentlemen who have been to the
lodge may at any time see Q nne display.
- Kelley is still perambulating New Eng
iand maklpg hard speeches against hard
%Much excitement is created ut the
CIRQUE 'Hiver, Paris, over o gymnast who
allows himself IN be shot from q mortar to
tie upper end Of his trApeze rope.
STwo brothers Bean, formerly OF Ran.
gor, committed suicide In California last
month-one on Monday by hanging: the
0tner next morning by cutting his throat
Inelr tathex also died by his own hand.
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BROKE HIS ARM FOR SPA ST. Louis
paper says: Charles Bertrand, Familiarity
known ali over town as NAPOLEON - made a
wager yesterday which resulted quite seri-
ously to him, and will probably serve as
warning against such experiments in future.
at Switzer's store, on Dixie avenue, and made
novel wager Is test Of their strength.
They each agreed to shoulder barrel OF salt
and the one who failed In the attempt should
forfeit to the other s25. Bertrand was the nrst
to attempt the feat, and succeeded, but In
letting 1t down 1t fell and broke his left arm
upon which 1t dropped with considerable
force, below the elbow.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued In
John W. Magill and Katherine Theresa Osle:
Frederick Butter and BERTHE Roane; NJ. N.
Moss, Of Richmond, Virginia, and Alice L.
HuLter.
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DRY GOODS.
INV GOODS Ar REDUCED PRICEs

-. ~ 70 u, anpr oede.ted dcllfes. % canraef
M - ~ Nes ~ cits 80 lrsvs is.n enahlot
< gEft ila-e . ~ va RsNts Ans ~ FaRElE~
sto oohhstiC nRl Gooes. wsich we eisr al
~ NJ foN aitr n ~ original co-f stris.h s,,w-
fsks ard kntck ca suif hss,-.tsi tsi.ss
"a al cuall-tes, Or m - ceuts a. a. Al -, 49,
ltsin Dress Goods ron = ceuts q 81 A. =, 49,
Bisk tlrscss sud VI hair, - c~uf- - ~ "A -
4, ~, "a 80 n. &c Bornet, Relisus.
81 PER ysrd. 50, .rout ssis. NJ q Al ~. go
w're 81: b.-ck cchmer~.. original Frsnch ave-
.-ry cheap. Beaver Cloth for lsdt,s sscQn-- a. -.
ductt prices; Andrcscncetn lvsrd WIDE Rleseh-d
Cotton, 10 cents, silk Fac.d Velvet, 81 O. % pet
yerdi = inch I'll SILK Velvet, q ~ r~r yard, a
Ereatly reduced price, Turkey Ned Table nanask
y CENTS and up; burton Psris Kids, IN al c,llors
~ most complete lfne q Lsdies sni Gerts
trd'r~esr q the vsry best mates ant styles direct
rom the nat ufacfurers, az holesale prices Nool
len BlsekSts. from - o. - Per pair: sed.rreads
70 -, Boulevard sktrts, 81 and upwaris
Itlhtt - cents and NJ, Hose from 10 cent? 20 81
TT rAir We orsr the shove mentioned Goods.
WI Som rseie sesortinert q other Fancy and Do
mes NC Dry Goods, ~ equally low prices an corls
are nrst class, sud marked IN risin nrures Oar
nO,iSu $50 PENN az, bes s>e - letS.,.
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/ ,ARGR STOCK DRESS GOODS

ARGR STOCK DRESS GOODS.
bRUssEL AND INGSsIS CARPETS Nj IN
BE SOLD
fNtrs Heavy Carton Fisnuels Ieh, -vr--fh u
Andfoscroggtn Cotton, fAc- o. hrars 81 hef,-.
Dress Gc,d stock too large and bargains 60, ~
nso W m l2hrc ne o. tue Goods
", uble- width French PLAID. aud Plain s,ltf,.
nisck slltt cheaT-sshc o. ssH
IS st makes doulte 81 fdth fa-tr,. - - m
4 rfhs aaN-''.t'-
Carpst stork very c'ear Cor cash
~ grains marked dos n 10 O. 2Sc per yard
Btussels ~ 2s-worth I'D
=, Rrussels In humane fr,n 81 oote silzS
hnRe, Mats. on Clofhs-NerV rhsap
Large stock Blank efs anf COmfarts o. a. Nlg al
n lust dealer 10 all al goads EuarAuteed as rer-
RESENTED NNaEnatN
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