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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-08-10
Prontbi,.ontn Missouri.

The Prohlbitioui~ts of Missouri have
held Stale Convention aud adopted
Il platform upon which they intend to
place Candidates for the next election.
The first article Of their platform pro
vides for the prohibition of the mrnu
iacture and sale Intoxicating bever-
ages; and the last article provides lhat
the national Government shall issue
paper mouev as a legal tender for all
purpose We do not, at first sight,
see the connection Of these two ar
ticles.
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5lenIucky Militia TO be Organ
FZpn

The Paducah Ne1rs, argues that the
SigeDcy Of the times, demands that
kentucky should proceed to organize
Ter State Militia. This is the argu
lent Of many papers and many people
In our opinion State militia is
most useless humbug, IN Kentucky or
my other State They are efficient 10
nothing, except an annual or semi
annual butheration to citizens to at
tend "musters." The recent troubles
eith the strikers, show bow little use
they are in such times. Our older
citizens will remember the militia OF
auti-war days, aud what a mon>trou<
nuisance it was. 1t mustered about
once year to the command of civil
ians, who, for the most part knew
nothing of military drill; and if they
aad been ever so accomplished, wha t
could they do in one OF two "musters
year.
| o time of riot, strike, mob, or any
civil disturbance, the militia would
always be so scattered as to be entirely
useless for immediate service.
Besides, in any civil disturbance
the sympathies of the militia ould be
divided between the disturbers and the
law, IN most eases, precisely as with
The ''strike" in the Northern States.
Ia time of war they would have to be
organized and drilled, precisely as
ether citizens or volunteer soldiers
so we think a renewal of the militia
systein, would be some expense to the
State, an infinite pest to the people.
and of no practical earthly use.
The recognition of privat military
as State guards. when, Of
their own accord and pride they meet
aud drill, would be very we'll, the
State loaning such companies the use
Of arms. but the emilitia" is nonsense
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Going TO Europe for vEorI,.
The New York World says:

Fifty carpenters left New York yes
terday for England They go under CON
tract with firm of builders in Mancbes-
ter, who agree TO provide them work for
six months at 81 pence per hour. These
men arc only detachmeut. The Man
chester builders have instructed their
agent here TO send them between two and
three hundred workmen. The object of
the Manchester builders is said to be to
defeat a strike of carpenters in Manches-
Ter by employing American workmen at
less wages than the English carpenters
will accept. This seems to be Temporal
ry measure. so far, but il IS WORTHY of
note that out Of loo masons that went ON
ly siX have thus far returned.
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T5EOS. VI. JONES.
3 Sin gssG;ar Request That
FEsssa be Granted.

z HAVE time and again requested he
Tax payers Of Fulton county 10 come
forward aud pay their taxes. Some re-
spouded cheerfuIy, while others have
thus far failed to comply with this rea-
sonabIe request. | shall hereafter cease
TO lmpOrtuue with those in default-but
will ask their horses, mules, cattle. hogs,
sheep corn, wheat, tobacco. household
ana kitchen furniture, land and tene-
ments to pay their taxes. These will
certainly respond to the demand under
the manipulations of the SheGf aud his
Deputies. This, January 20thslS77.
B. r. WALKER Sheriff.
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state treasury Vote.

The vote for Tate for State Treas
nrer, in this county and throughout
the State generally, exhibits marked
falling off This was because of the
of his candidacy. lie
was not the nominee Of the Democra
CIV. Those who should know. accredit
him with having made an excellent
officer, but there are many who think
he has held the Office long enoungh.
Among this class are we. If demo-
crat of ability and reliability had
lave taken the field against him, the
COURIER would have helped him, with
naught against Tate, but his long
service.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-08-10

ne managers of the scheme for an
organized emigration to Liberia
showed their hand Tor the first time at
a meeting of de colored people ~
CHARLESTON, a fev days ago since
:nlS movement ws projected suSPIe
lons as to the { Tue motive has been
excited b varioeJ indications that are
well calculated to cause distrust, and
10 open the eye; Of the poor people.
WHO may be &ain yictimized aud
Piundered as tiny were through the
treedmen's bank
One feature Of this movement re
VeaIS ITS true inwardness to all practl
cai minds. [ issthus reported 10 the
proceedings Of the meeting: =
"A proposition was made TO form a
J yand o stock company. with a capital OF
DO''"Jo, Tor the purchase OF steamers TO
9e useu Tor emigration and trading pur-
Subscription books VIII be opened
Instead Of adopting the usual com
oefc'al mode Of transportation for the
co'9hiSts, 1t any can be deluded to 90,
and which the Colonization Society
with Ms long experience has always
praciIsed, the movers IN this scheme
start out by Sseking Subscriptions fer
capital OF $500 600 ia a joint stock
company, to purchase steamers for
emigration and trading purposes
Tins sum OF money honestly handled
would not only transport a large colo
ny in the ordinary way, but establish
1t with houses, agricultural implements
anu The means Of living, until homes
e2nid be created in the wilderness Of
--s=-s.a.---
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The dry goods merchants Of New
York are speaking very hopefully Of
-, prospects for good s.ll trade
The riots. they say, could not have
happened at "A better time for them
than thus between seasons There
were bur few goods to be forwarded to
the interior, and the interruption Of
transportation. therefore, was not sc
riously felt There are many Southern
aud Western buyers IN town who Will
take hold in day or two. The Ger
tninty of abundant crops warrants the
belief that the West Is going to be
more liberal purchaser than at any
season since the panic.
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Com nluDlSssl and Strikes
Their Appearance Tn Pol

The Bread Winners League j.
we'll known Communistic society of n
Y. In the midst of the recent grea
railroad strike and riots, this soeietr
published declaration of principles
of which the following was the first
''That the Government immediatel,
take. control, own, and operate the rail
roads"
Mr. Justus Schws4 is one of tn,
most noted COmmEFsts in this coun
try. He was a leader in the recen
Communisiic meeting in Tompkini
square in that city. In stating hi,
views the other day for qualifications
he laid down the following as funda-
mental in his theory Of labor aud Of
government -
The Government win control fhe rait-
I roads and work the mines. Passengers
will travel more safely; freight will ne
transported at cheaper RACES. and ~orN-
men will be better off. The only monol-
oily viii be the Government.
The same ideas were more fully de
clared in the formal propositions OF
the Tompkins square meeting, as toll
lows 81
'NISTH-TO secure the greatest adyant-
ages eff economy and convenience result
ing from the improvements Of the age
and to guard against the cupidity Of con
tractors, the fraudulent principle Of IN
terest on money, the impositions VI the
banking system, and the extoruons prac-
tised by railroads, gas companies, and
other organized monopoIies, the system OF
contracting public work should be ahol
ished, and all public improvements such
as post roads, railroads, gas works water
works, mining operations, canals, post
offices, telegraphs expresses &c, should
be public property a.I Be conducted by top
eraAqeHt at reasonable rates, lor the inter-
est Of society
Among the most important views
ind purposes of the strikers who so
lately disorgauized the railway trans
portatiou of the country and furnished
an occasion for the great riots, are
those of Mr.. p NJ Arthur, the Grand
Chief Of the Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Engineers, expressed as follows
Il would say to railway managers, sub .
nit all differences that may arise between
you and your employees, that you cannot
adjust, TO a board of arbitration, compos-
ed of three disinterested men, one TO be
chosen by each party, and the two to Sc
ect the third, aud their decision to be
inal.'
The Republicans of Ohio have
adopted these Communistic doctrines
md this great measure of the strikers,
n the platform adopted and set forth
" their State Convention at Cleveland
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-08-10
THE WAR.

Since our last the liue of victoru
has been on the side of the Turks
They have inflicted some terrible blows
on the Russians, driving them bach
with terrible losses. But for the over
whelmning power of the Russians they
might not recover. but they are rush
ing forward armies larger than the frs
and equally determined The Turk.
are also increasing in strength. TheJt
will be some heavy battles the next
few weeks
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4 TELEGRAM from Washington
Says: There is faint effort being
made to awcken the Mexican sensation
Of annexation, but matters will natur-
ally remain quiet for the next six
months. Diaz has paid the first in
<tallment of the award made by the
Mexican Claims Commission, and the
econd is not due for six months. He
mas been recognized enough to receive
his money, aud will be further reeog
nized as time oes on. Diaz is con
'radictiug by his acts the superstition
hat he desires trouble with this coun-
.rv
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Free scnooI Apaortlonmen,.


That the mauuer Of making the APP
/ Porilonment may be understood, | will
state 1t. The Auditor annually fur
nishes The Superintendent with state
ment OF the probable amount Of funds
that viii be at his disposal for the en-
SUNG school year, and upon thjs esti-
mate he makes his superintendent
'"b'es. The net revenue to be dis
ir'ou'ed Is 10 be determined by the
Superintendent deducting the gross
amount Of expenses and the salaries
OF the County Commissioners Hav
ing made the subtraction OF these ge.
counts. he divides tLe amount remain.
ing by She number Of pupil children
and tie ouotient Is the Der cgyjt,. r.
will be seen by every intelligent rerson
that If Is NAT in tbo r,,rs,7o ~ H., =.
perinten8ent to change the rssnIt ~
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The eolored convention, which AS
sembled at Nashville last week, met
with generous designs, bnt was only
attended by about two hundred and
6fiy blacks, with few whites. Among
the objects we're Ito promote spirit
of reconciliation with the whites and
blacks, and .rto devise some plan to
save the race from crime, degradation
and di.hnnnr,l
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THE Presidentehas decided to visit
New Orleans during the vacation of
Congress at next Christmas holidays.
lie will 90 via Richmond, Charleston,
Atlanta, and Mobile. and return via
Memphis, Jackson, Louisville, and
f,;no;,rof;
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what Is Registered Letter

The question Is very often asked
What Is the difference between a reg
i>tered letter and any other? The diff
ference Is thar registered letter does
uotg 10 the mail proper Itpasses from
hand % hand outside the male pouches,
every person through whose hands IL
passes being required to sligo a receipt
for it on receiving it aud secure receipt
for it on passing il over to the next in
transit The person holding The last
receipt is thus always able 10 show Who
Is accountable for the loss. The resp0u-
si0ility rests upon the man who has
signed receipt for tie registered pack
age and who Is not able TO produce the
package or a receipt from somebody
else for it. The safest way to send
money is by money order Where i'll
does not go TO a money order Off .e il
should always be sent 10 a registered
package Money ought not to be sent
in an ordinary letter uudersny circum
stances. There is no possible way Of .
tracking" such letter
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-08-10
r.. Z. NELSON,
Shoe and Bootrnaker

SnOe and BOOtnaker
Cor. Water and Ohio Streets-opposite
Plaut's Warehouse.l
A NNOUNCES to this public, which he
IA has served in this line 20 years, tn al
he IS still in the business. ready to do
any kind of work in the best STYLE Keeps
the best workmen employed; and has in
store Mt all times variety Of the best
Boots and Shoes made, of the best mate
rials. aug4-tf
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Free school PRO Rata.

Dr. Henderson, Superintendent Of
Public Instruction, has issued letter
10 commissioners, trustees, ands leach
srs, in this State. Ia it We see, tha'
he white per capita for next year,
1873, is only 81 Go, a decrease Of %
cents on 1877 pro rata. We believe
here has been an annual decrease
each year since the present system was
iBaugurated The cause is attributed
the increase of children and the
decrease of property valuation. The
olored pro rata is 50 cents-a de-
rease Of three cents.
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Col. ". j Davie, Commissioner of
Agriculture, Horticulture aud Stats
ties for X saitucky, reports the average
condition Of the various crops planted 10
the State to July 10Th as follows, taking
100 as the average crop; Corn, 80;
wheat, 1I5; rye, 10; oats, 100; barley
10; hemp 100; clover, l05; hay, 10
potatoes. l05; tobacco, 10; fruit, 80
grapes, so; garden products, 10 The
wheat. rye, barley, oats aud hay are
saved in good condition, aud the recent
rains viii greatly improve the corn and
fnEacco.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-08-10

The Mississippi Democrats have
nominated Governor Stone for re cleo
ton.
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IF, and Material sc. ,---
Tie negroes. are na The true m7o,Tye-
of the project Its IA speculation.
aud behind it are white men who do
not dare to come to the trout. that
have taken lessons in the ant Of rob
biug a weak and easily duped people,
from the scroundrels who stole thcir
hard earnings in the Freedman Bank,
the Barry farm, and Kindred impos
lures. that were forward under de-
cep,ive auspices.
with all tie advantages enjoyed
by the Colonization Society. the set
clement of backs from the United
States in Liberia has not been success
full. Other experiments on a more
1s.-tol -..-f T., b.,fo ,.-.....I ..- I-.... t....,
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The Workingmen's ticket was vic
torious over the regular Democratic
nominations.
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There are persons in Henderson
the richest city of It's size in the State,
who favor repudiAtiug the muiclpsI
debt.
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Fresh Drugs.

A COMPLETE assortment of Pure
n Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils and
Glass--for sale, Cheap for Cash, NJ
HoLCOMBE 5 Drug store
juneS tt
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We have heard boys swearing so
much here lately, that we have con-
cIuded to give them a little sermon on
the subject. We think that very
large majority Of the human race
view the matter just as we do, we want
them to enquire around and see if they
are not mistaken. BOYS and even
grown young Hen certainly think it
makes them appear smart and biz to
use Protane language, for we know of
boy. who have been raised by pious
or moral parents who have never heard
their parents swear, or let their parents
hear them swear; who can use some OF
the wlckedest and most unnecessary
oaths that we ever heard uttered. Boys
do not want to create bad impression,
any more than any other class Of PEG
pie do but on the contrary if they
are not very unnatural boys. they
want people to think well Of them and
therefore when il company, they try to
show off to the best advantage; aud
what woeful mistakes they make when
they let anybody hear them swear
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-08-10

The gold fever at Searcy, Ark. Is
abaung somewhat y shalt has been
sunk over thirty seven feet No pay
ing gold in quantities has yet been
discovered bur its discovery has not
been anticii Yted at the depth reached.
Perpendicular seams in the slate are
thickly covered with PARTICLES OF gold,
about half the size of Plus head or
smaler--svidenfy forced upward
through the seams by igneous action
These particles are imbedded in the
rock, and there is 10 possible doubt OF
their genuineuess, OF Of the good faith
Of their genuineness. or of the good
faith of the original discovery The
question Of pay gold" has as yet to be
determined This is the report of au eye
witness, not interested.
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LOSSES

by tae 0
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The wheat crop of California for ex
s s.,.xs this year, il Is estimated, will be
'sss tons.
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HOWARD 4 VI IiENDERSON,
Sup.t Public instruction.
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Total losses paid 10 date.
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JanZb
The New York herald., 1877-02-04

CPEIN0 OPENING
New
Dry Goods Carpets and Upholstery.
ia c. JOHNSTON
Broadway. 5th and I'D St..
vii,
MONDAY. THE srn INST.
EXHIBITING.
OWING TO THE RECENT EXTRAORDINARY
DECLINE IN GOLD
GOLD PRICES.
HEIR SPRING IMPoRTATIoN7
Silks. Dress GoodA
Printed French
Organdies Jaconets Lawns and Pcrcaiss;
French. English and German
,,,. ru,,o,..r.. ppLodma pLs,lais r,u,,.u. ,ar.,.
Hosiery, Ladies' Gentlemens Furnishing ArticloA
Special bargains
75o pieces Of Irish Linens. 25c. worth 4oc.
So pieces 10-4 Linen sheetngs. 81. worth 81 90
Table Damasks Napkins.
TOWELS. MAkSEILLES QUILTS, FLANNELS
BLANKETS AND MUSLINS
EQUALLY Low PRICES.
SAMPLES sent gratuously all OF tho
application thus enabling out Of parties make
their purchases adv antagoousy residents Of NsW
York city
by express mail any part Of United
States j. A q. JOHNSTON
Broadway. 5th Nv. and I'D
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
wHoRNo NEW YORK FEBRUARY A. ST. 1UARUr
EBRUARY 4, ls77.-QUADRUPLE SHEET.
DRY GOODS.

SHEET.
DRY GOODS.
E. E: :: ::
9TH Av. AND 10TH ST.
WILL OFFER on MONDAY
the cheapest line Of nns Underwear
ever offered In shis city,
CONSISTING OF
Nisnsso~ns chemseA Drawers and Skirts.
LAWN. cAMBRiIsc AND LINEN.
RIcALy AND NEATLY
trimmed with embroidery. Val. and lnen edsings
AND ALL FINISHED IN SUPERIOR MANNER.
sleeves trimmed With rue edged With lace and sncks a.
Same quality. trimmed with linen edge 81 IS 81 SO. 81 50
Very hne Cambre Ihem,ses with rn,ie edged WIN lace
Chsmises, richly and beAutuiiy trimmed. 81 7o 81 eo
Very ane Drawers tucked bottom and trimmed with wide
Drawers Handsomely trimmed with embroidery 10 variety
s SIS n;f'ai % 81 f1s s SIN and 'aans ''' s''''
:.eks and pung si so. 81 e5. 81 IS, 81 ss t. 20
,oo o We WILL ALSO OFFER MONDAY
dne Hamburg Cambria and Nainsook EmSroidertss
DECIDED BARGAINS.
cheapest goods We have ever offered
used tor trimming very low prices.
s,.,,. hMaasap dace Goods in every variety
Rulings OF every style.
Orders for Lace Goods executed short notice.
sssss rppr. EEEE ,coco y A. &
:...s ~ FRI E.. f : j. f ~ 4 f..
H.: 6 IS 8 + 5 t $ = F. f.
winter stock u Ladies Costumes make Or spring
AND wrL E' 6frlR bfTs T.ds q mTs9si SoSDsS sS'sa
ALI r oHa HaS SlT FoRAEs AiR yFhSEs pRiSEs DRESSES
Imported Costume: Of rich fIos grain sk and silk s%;
snd sll5 former price. $40 and $3.50
sss former price. $50 80
Handsome eolored silk Costumes s'o se5 s75 seo for
RICHARD MRAREs corner 9th av and 10th st.
INDIA sHAwLs.
JUST RECEIVED PER STEAMER WYOMING.
LORD TAYLOR.
s25o.ooo WORTH OF
REAL INDIA sHAwLs FROM LIE
LONDON AUCTION SALES OF
DECEwpFR ,a.o
WITH GOLD AT PER CENT PREMIUM
~E PRESENT TO THE PUBLIC ON
MONDAY. FEBRUARY s.
AT FIFTY PER CENT BELOW
THE AMERICAN MARKET VALVE,
INDIA DECCA sHAWLs. VERY HANDSOME.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
REAL INDIA CHEDDA SHAwLS,
BLACK AND SCARLET STELLA SHAWLS.
SUCH AN OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE BARGAINS
IN THE CHOICEST GOODS HAS HEvER BEFORE
BEEN OFFERED AND CAN NEVER BE RE.
AZ EAnLy EXAMINATION OF THIS STOCK WILL
AMPLY REPAY.
BROADWAY. CORNER 10Th st
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DRY GOODS.
4 T. STEWART co
SPECIAL iSPotfATioS
INDIA asx cxsmMRsE aiiaiHs |" ssfHrAawLs
peculiar combinations In color
very advantageous Circumstances.
offered at prices much briow
for similar qualities.
xal 20 sonna % few c.nsis h.r shawls.
connoIsseurs Is invited
Broadway 4,h nv. oh and 10th s.s
A STEWART co
LARGE. FRESH ASp HD'' 'serrRacrrvE STOCK
Table D.m..s. a. ~iah Vi .sa, and pas,e9as 'as,s91.s
PILLOW LsEy Susk AL rSwsIi wIpTlIs Avn rowr,,,So
TABLE cLorns Soy, SArKlss 1ps ss .su 80
FROM THE Looms ' 49,
FOLLOWING ,cELEBRArED MAsuFAcrURERs.-
Ss: si'ss e.:
James Aashew'on 4 Sons; ihos. II. MASoo.
LINEN i'nsfs l''s,'TsTs FHssTts g
from less popular manufacturers
PRICES USfREcGDSsSTEDLy tHSii1s ss'DS MI Low
Please call and examine.
Broadway 4th av. 9th and 10th sts
I ACES
Latest Pari, Novelties
SPANISH. GuIPURE. cHANrILLY
for neck wear. &c.. &C.
TRIMMING LAcEs
EVERY DESCRIPTION.
special collection Just received
roRcnoS LAcEs.
Z. per below former prices
4 large and elegant assortment
ssAruEn-rRiHM'MEp FANS
IVORY. .ssE4 sEXRh hnAS ASD All sHz,1 sksD,x.r RED
Also black and white painted Fans. vrrrv v.n,n.-
Y.r..ol. and Umbrella. A'''
ssvery moderate prices
A. :. STEWART 4 CO..
Broadway. 4th av.. 9th and 10th sts
AT wlLSoSS, GREIG's.
Having tnshed our sem.annuai stock taking We have
decided clear out entire winter stock sacr
dee aud without regard 10 cost
For the convenience OF have arranged
entire stcc. Of Coaks aud Costumes into special los
ade special prices
Lot l-25 Cloth Cloaks choice for S3.
Lot 2-3J Cloth tloaks choice for 20.
Lot $50 Cloth Cloaks choice for 81.
Lot 80 Cloth Cloaks, choice for IS.
Lot $50 Cloth Cloaks choice for $40
10. 80 csS GSss clS.s clS.s. choice sSss. for s,s
Mould 1 state su hS, . the *, h''' 0ak COST
COSTUMES
A large lot. choice for $40.
A large lot. choice for SIS.
A large lot. choice for $40.
A large lot, choice for x25.
A large lot, choice TO- .-tT
Also all elegant French Pattern Costumes will bs
offered AZ % further reduction.
fUks. FURS PURS.
Clearing out at half the cost
800 Childens Cloaka Of all kinds for all ages. 50
the dollar.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
During the dull season been busy making mp
stock OF Under clothing for the spring. winch
city -
INFANTS wARDROBES.
This 10 specially In business, and cannot DO
| celled.
NEW PRINTED PERCALEs AND CAMBRIcs
Note the price. Five Pacific Cambiics l0c per
| yard
Five cases Pacific Percxles at IKE per ynrd
We will also arrange special Bargains other do
partments
We would request regular delay
carly inspection.
WILSON GREI6
CVpEIvN OPENYNG
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81 WEST 18th ST.. dsh sv. N. T.. only depot
Tho largest stock Of
HUMAN HAIR GOODS
rctailed WHOLESALERS pcos Just received Paris
the newly invented MARIE ANTOINErTE SWITCH com.
bning elegance with durability. and forms COIFFURE for
front and back. SWITCH SO equal OF $40
the old style. The NEW INVISIBLE FRONT for Young
and old ladies' improving the looks Of 81
inch on hair lace 81 per inch on imitation lace
CURLS warranted naturally curly In large variety from
81 upward. GRAY HAIR A SPECIALITY.
lower than any other house in the country
HAIR TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
COMBINES made the approved manner.
give satisfaction u of the choicest
BEAUTIFYING COSMETICS,
warranted to be absolutely harmless. on hand.
CREME BLANCHE,
the great beautiGer speciality
81 box. Also elegant assortment Of perfumery
among them and delicious extracts.