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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-10-19
An ldyl After TennySon.

"Cp in the morning when tho skies are
red,
lSmell soap on the stairway;
There's a big tub of subs by the side of
the bed,
And it sounds down stairs like a fair
day
There's somebody scrubbing in the up
stairs hall,
And see mop through the windcr
1t smells and sounds like it did last fall !;
There's nobody here that can hinder
What to him was love o. hope?
What to him was JOY or carei
He stepped on plug of Irish soap
,- n @!r! ha1 left on th" topmost stat;
And his feet flew out like wild, fierce
things,
And he struck each stair with sound
like drum;
Aud the girl below with the scrubbing-
things
Laughed like a hcnd to see him come.
For what is life when the heart is dead,
And man is humping adown the stair,
Now on his back and now on his head,
To land on the legs of an npturned
chair?
To clutch with fierce, unhelping grasp
At the slipping banisters flying BY
10 drop, at the end, with struggling
splash,
In a washtnb full Of suds and lye?
Better, thousand times or more,
That man should sleep his whole
life through,
And staltlp the day with mighty snorr,
And scorn the sparkle with morning
dew
Why should be rise from his deep-breath-
cn sleep,
With his out stretched hands to feel
and gropc;
To founder and flop and crawl and creep
Trough the treacherous swirls Of the
Shiny soap Huntington Hawkeye.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-10-19
~~An Appeal.

New Orleans, Oct"ber 4.-Frauk A
Richardson, Isaac Mar ks, Augustu'
Richard, subcommittee, of tho New
Orleans relief committee, make a,
appeal to tho people Of tue Unitet
States for means to supply the des
titute with food. The commit.
state that they represent tlH.sv~"It..
ganizati"n. that have for n on earth
ed themselves to doing Tna ~ havs
to their following a> LUG; ;y ,a Mss
81 .' ~ . :.':S aud will he pleased
" s"e and distribute all c"ntri.
~ ;o.e. The appeal set forth that
."rre are two hundred thousand peo'
ple 10 New Orleans among them
many thousand destitute. The feal
of c"ntagion has caused the outside
world to close it's doors against us as
against leprosy our avenues OF trade
are clo.ed and strong men who would
willingly work arc compelled to re-
main idle. The appeal concluded:
"Yov who have already nob|y re-.
spouded to the calls Of others for r.
lief know DOLLY that the city is filled
with the plague-sm;tten aud dying;
but another affection scarcely less to
be dreaded follows the disease into
many homes aud suites tho strong
and we'll alike. Hunger aud want
claim many whom the pestilsoce pass.
es; to tho aick is given medicine, ~
the dead burial, aud W appeslto the
humane of our coa0try 10 ave from
starv at,on those who areSv oll.n
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-10-19
Sound g! Words.

The Shreveport TINES has the fol
lowing editorial in a late Issue which
we commend to the consideration of
such of us as don't pull in harness rs
we should. Read it and act on it:
The chronic office seeker and pro
ftsSi"na| politician, with but few tx
ceptions, arc entitled to very little
confidence. For that reason the pc"
pie are at times disposed to dispense
with the services even of good men
who have been before the people to"
often as candidates. Looki"g back
for the last twelve years, We fud that
nearly all of our party leaders, for
reasons satisfactory to themselves,
havv~s3ne over to the hrpu'hcar rar.
ty. Whtt|'er~lI.,', eA i!1'~A' e.'
by the love of Ok " 1""'n':,"nvic~
ton, is best kno%>. to themselves.
y "unded pride, produced by loss OF
leadership 90 d"um imbi''crtd some
of them. They We're not entirely
ob|ivious of the loavrs aud fishes,
and the flesh pots of Egypt.
The leaders Of the Republican party
deeply mpa'hize with a man who
has been defeated for Office by "u'
nominating conventions. He ia con
soled With the tlatteriug assurance
that he is too good man for the
Democrats; that conservative, law
abiding men must affiliate with the
Republicans. lfa person is unwil
ling to make a political some' sault,
the change is effected by degrees.
Ran az an Independent and We will
endorse you. Still call yourself a
Democrat and bring with you all the
voters you can from your party, is
the advice given and taken.
By the timethe campaign ia over,
the independent candidate is in &C.
cord with his political friends the
Republicans, and alienated from his
political opponents the Democrats.
If no has personal influence 10 will
induce his Democratic associates to
al oport him and thus create breach
in tho ranks of our party.
There is no middle, debatable
ground when there are two parties
arrayed against each other, the one
composed in tho main of white pep
pie, aud the other in the main Of
black people. +" act the part Of an
independent voter is pretty 10 theory,
but it will lead the voter from the
party he formerly supported to the
one he had opposed.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-10-19
The GreenbackerS,

The Enquirer, the original standard
bearer of the greenback policy, pater-
nalIy says of the Ohio National State
Convention at Columbus: lit was a
convention of we'll meaning but mis-
guided and mistaken men. Their OPP
portunlty lies within the Democratic
organization. They might labor in
their separate capacity for a genera
ton without accomplishing SO much
in the direction they pursue as the
Democratic party has accomplished
within one year. There is not q
shadow of an excuse for the existence
Of a Decentralization party in Ohio
outside of the Democratic party. Tho
platform adopted yesterday at Column
bus is proof of the fact. The OHIO
idea is afloat. The "Nationals" yes
terdsy at the Ohio Capital favored
the policy of taking the idea off from
a great, splendid ship, and putting it
in a skitf in said ocean and starting it
for harbor. Enough of the crew may
leave the ship to retard its progress,
but the skitf is absolutely hopeless
ashore"
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-10-19
Bull.dozing.
rShrevepOrt Times. |

A special Of the 26th from New Or.
leans to the Globe Democrat, gives
tho following report of an interview
between leaders of the Republican
party aud Gov. Nichols:
A committee Of prominent Repub-
licans, including B. F. Joubert, c. c.
Autoine, Collector Smith and J. G.
Brown, waited upon Gov. Nichols
to-day with an earnest protest against
the hanging of Dalton in West Fell
cana, and the Punishment Of Blunt
and Breda from Natchitoches at the
frat Republican meeting Of the cam
paign. The governor replied that he
stands by his pledges, but declines to
admit the intimidation charged, hav-
ing no official information, communl-
cation being cut OFT by quarantine.
The republican committee in private
conversation expresses great bitter.
hess and disappointment. They say
unless Nichols will give some expires.
sion of opinion discountenaucing bull
doing, there will be no Republican
canvass.
How Blunt could make "intimida.
ton" out of his escapads here on 2lst
September, 1873, is not surprising to
those who know the wiley ways Of
that individual. OF course the gov
ernor is right in declining to admit
the ''bulldozing charge"-he would
be blind to reason and common sense
if he could even think that the firing
into a town, with threats to burn
property and outrage women was
''intimidation." All this the mob Of
negroes did aud threatened to do on
that awful Saturday, and our readers
will see from the evidence Of Jacob
Davis and Tom Smith (colored\, pub
lished elsewhere, that to burn and
sIay is their normal desire.
If those savage desires and fend.
ish threats are "Repuolican campaign
openings" it were well We prepared
for serious work whep We come to
the body of the business.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-10-19

New York San John Shermau's
change of front 10 face of the enemy,
right on the eve Of the fall elections,
has intensified the panic among tho
Office holdere. They know that II
desperate step like tina ID never
have been taken unless Q was
almost hopeless. As nee,
large numbers are des. tIu, '. NIX
ing ship. They have found strong
sympathy with tho demand for
change, and discovered ties with Tho
democracy which bind them closely
to some Of tho leaders, and many sate
'fee say 1a5vs a:ds never eiccsg
and TiIdeu ought to be seated. s.1ne
verte multiply daily, and t'oosides
election has worked woa1i indefinite
giving James G.. Blaie can" now re-
leave Of abseneaying Of Mons. Le
peat tue cW death of Charles XII,
sage ai9tle of Frederickshall, "Gcn-
a. t96, the game is mp, let us be 90.
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News DribletS.

Cotton receipts at all points up to
Oct. I'd was 33l SIG bales an excess
for the same time las; year M 2')3.|l
bales.
Cotton is decliuil
Palestine, Trxa ,u>inr>s
portion destroyed :. . , ip>'.
Twenty five bus '',> ). h'nsr> N,lr
burned and the !us>,s Co., syn
at 100000
The Radicals have put forward
State ticket with A. Is. Notion for
governor.
VIM. Vance, and old citizen of san
Ar*onio, died in that city lately.
NE Milwaukee News, ;.1- t.'
',tt> aud fHnttS, 'lhrn ;,,,' L.,
books of The collector 4 u.1,,: u,
'nut. to prove that large, beer Is now
made III that city, and no doubt in
Others, from corn and ice instead Of
bar|y malt and hops.
Mr.. Joseph Jefferson is now i,,iug
~ engagement at the Oily mpc thea
tire in ST. Louis, and will appear as
nsnAl in his iuinltab|c character If
Rip Van WinkIe The individuality
OF this Gif'ed actor seems to have hrrn
merged i;to that Of "R:p."
The Ho" ard a>s"ria,i"n of Nics>
burg are receiving appeals for h'1;'
from all points within a Iadiu> e! i:yn
miles eas' "t The Mississippi 1'>r'. ~
the fever is spreading it. all dncrt1"n>.
The relief steamer Joh" NJ. Chat
mers left st. Louis on Thursday with
supplies for the sick aud INDECENT in
the infected districts.
The Baltimore Gazette published a
list Of Especial cases. embracing
those who helped to steal the eI+c,"-
raj votes of Louisiana and Florida,
with the rewards given by Hayes for
their service, which amount to 5000,
600 a year. We give a few familiar
names:
J. Madison Wells, surveyor of port,
New Orleans, $5OO4.
I. c. Anderson, deputy collector of
port, New Orleans, $4,000.
S. B. Packard, consul to Liverpool,
$4,000, Including fees.
George l.. Smith, collector of port,
New Orleans $7VO0.
A. B. Levisee, special agent internal
revenue, New Orleans, $4,000.
Jack Wharton, U. S. Marshal, New
Orleans, $1,000 and fees.
Kenner and Casanave are forgotten,
and q host of others.
Hayes thus illustrates civil service
reform and his "Southern policy
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-10-19
Yellow Fever News.

New Orleans, Oct. .4.-Total cases
to date 1928. Total dt~,ns 1850.
Reports at board of health show
the fever is increasing in the lower
portion of the third district near the
United States barracks Slaughter
house and along the line Of St. Ber-
nard parish. The fever has also
penetrated every portion of the sec.
ond district from tho river to tho
woods. In addition to the yellow
fever an extremely severe type Of te-
yer. prevails among the chi|d'en.
New York, Oct. "a New Orleans
special says nearly $1,000 persons,
who have returned from lake shore
watering places, are being Frustrated
almost "a fast as they arrive. A per-.
feet panic prevails. In tle.opinion of
we'll ipfors =. !, observers this influx has
restored the epidemic to lis former
state. Over 500 are Frustrated in
Carrolton and as many more in Gret.
IA and Algirrs. At Barnes hotel in
Mississippi City, those who died were
buried unc"tfined. Col. Jack Whar.
ton, who is authority for this state
ment, says: "Had We waited to send
to New Orleans for coffins We would
have had to carry them out in buck
cts" Col. Carter, special agent Of
internal revenue was buried there
Wednesday. The Italian refugees
who tw" months ago anterior % the
fever encamprd at Camp Parapet, are
returning. Many have. recently sick.
ened. At the board of health this
morning it was announced that fever
is increasing and will increase 50 l.-s
as abseutees from any iocaiit,. dock
into the city. Thirty-six Deaths re-.
ported for the past "a toorS aud l'U
new cases.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1878-10-19

INsoLvENT.-For tho first time since
the. Republican party came into power,
eighteen years ago, its national commit
toe is cra'nped by tho want of money.
During the war when the party was the
government and was printing greeubacks
and bonds, and for twelve years after tho
war, when it was thought very patriotic
and loyal thing to spend money by mil
lions, the committee lived in clover Ii
a sum anywhere from SloO,OOO to 1000,
0OO was needed to carry North Carolin,
Or fill Arkansas with Republican deputy
lnarshals, the money was procured almos,
without an effort The committees ex-
chequer was nearly as prolific as the
National Treasury, and the need of means
was never felt. Bat ever since Demo-
cratic House cut down the appropriation,
and began tn pry into the expenditures
the committee has been as bard put to
it to find means to run its machine az a
bankrupt aud seedy speculator to buy
daily supplies. There is no such souau,i%
ering Of the department. appropriations
under tho present administration as
there was under its last predecessor, and
ut times it is n question whether TIL.
committee shah psolong its existan,~s
begging from doosto doo{ like a..sS
Or lie ~ VI - 10,
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rSnac;.i to the Republican. !

uays City, Has,, Oct. "a band
of the runaway Indians cr"s+ed the
Kansas Pacific road sixty miles west
"t this city yesterday afternoo" in the
vicinity of Buffalo station, and when
about twelve miles northwest of the
road came upon 4 lot Of cattIe-meo.
A hard fight ensued, resulting 10
eighteen whites being killed and five
wounded. LOSS "t Indians not Known.
The troops are all vest Of the scene
Of yesterdays trouble, iu pursuit. Of a
baud that crossed the road on Sunday.
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PARSONS
PUR TIV Pill l. S

Stand unequaled before the world to-day.
BY varying the dose according to direc-
tons, Parsons Purgative Pills etlectually
Purify the Blood and greatly alleviate,
if not entirely cure Dyspepsia, Scroflla
or Kings Evil, Rose. ErySipelas or St.
Anthony's Fire, Ernptions. and Ernptire
Diseases of the Skin. Salt Rhcum. let
ter, Ringwor,u, Sores, Boils, Tumors,
Morbid Swellings, Ulcerations, Pimples
and BlotchcS.
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PARSONS
PURGATIVE PILLS

Are the result of long-contin, ed Scien-
tifc investigation, and are Warranted to
cure all diseases originating in the
Stomach, Liver, and Bowels No grip
inc pains follow the uSe of these Pills,
unless tho Bowels arc intlamed; but Re-
lief, Immediate Relief, may be relied
upon. As a Common Family Physic
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( Total ......... -............-... ,
! For which we are compelled to pay
Is cents, or 600 per cent. profit.
! AT rac'f"f these places the char ge
! for "a Catawba cobbltr is p cents.
! The cost Of it to the saloon keeper is !:
Cents.
Cata~ ia. at the outsi,lc.. ........ d
Ice, slice OF lemon, sugar, u fragment OF
pineapple and two >traws... II
lOtdl "
For which the customer pays Is
cetts-a profit Of more than 400 per
cent.
There are few drinks more whole
some, tempting aud excellent in eve,
~ way than milk punch. The cost
Of the ingredients of 2 TX punch
are
Cents.
Half pint milk. .............i
Ice, sugar. nutmeg and two straws.. Ill
Total. ......... .........--..|
And for this we are compelled t"
pay 25 cents, a pr"6c of nearly 4o0
per cent.
In these STATISTICS, sir, have been
careful t" place the cost at the high
est figures. Upon submitting them
to the inspection Of a retired bar,
kreper-wh" is now living in elegant
leisure upon the fl"its Of IA we|'.sprnt
Ife he assured me that my estimate
of the cost of ingredients was alto
gethpr too high; a.d that, for ID.
stance, al excellent milk punch could
be made for AZ or 5 cents. But | like
to be on the safe side, 80 l have not
altered my figures. ! lay them be-
fore you, sir. in the hope that \"'l
print them and thus give expression
to She feeling of the wr"ngtd aud
p|undered steady aud regular din T.
mrs .,+ Now Nnrl; nf Vhnm I am one
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WAsH1.lse4y, DC, :
Sept. 8tia7H. (

l am just informed Of ovemeut
of meu Of intelligence to make Seua.
tor David Davis a tigat head for
those persons who hava detached
themselves from the two l. parties,
Or who bold but slack al( aiance to
them. The good sense Of q y gentle
men engaged in 1t IL shotn in tho
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EVERY BOX WARRANTED.
Most Complete Satisfaction Guaranteed
or No Pay,


or No Pay,
Full directions around each box.
Physicians supplied by mail, postpaid,
for $3.50 per thousand, in bulk, cash in
advance. We will send these Pills to
any reliable druggist or merchant to cell
on commission. Agents wanted every
where. - ..s,.
S. JOHNSON & CO.,
BANGOR, NAME Pspristor,.
June 23-ly' a. "@ -.
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Lenpn juice. ice, sugar and straw
berry or blackberry .............
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Cataw ia. at the outside. d!
Ice, slice oflemon, sugar, a fragment Of
pineapple and two >traws... Il
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Cotton receipts at all points up to
Oct. I'd was 33l SIG bales an excess
for the same time las; year M 2o3.%l
bales.
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Rum, at tho outside. 4
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There are few drinks more whole
some, tempting and excellent in eve,
~ way than milk punch. The cost
Of the ingredients Of TX punch
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For which the customer pays Is
,etts-a profit Of more than 400 per
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-12-03
GEORGETOWN.

DRATE.-Mrs. louisa F. Duncan. m0ther!il-
law Of the late Joseph H. Bradley. jr.. died at
her residence. On Congress street. yeStertt "
afternoon, aged Il years MIS-. Duncan was
born in Montgomery coInty. Md, bdt has i've I.
ia he District OF Columbia for the past > years
monthly meeting of the Tenth Building ASso-
citation, held last night. at Goddard han. 10
money v as sold or retired. the dues b2in. aO-
sorbed by last months advances.
DUMBARToN STREET N. ~ CHURrH.-T.l
persons received the rite Of baptism and a. l,"r-
sons were taken into iuil membership in this
church last sunday.
BAPTIsM.-About 90 co!ored people were oar
TIED In Rock creek, sunday, by the pastor o.
The cOored Baptist church.
CURTIS SCHOOL HALL--The David Garrick
Club well known for its excellent entertain
ments will give dramatic and musical per
Torrance here this evening. The entertain
ment win be under the auspices of the Union
Benevolent Society for benefit of the poor
MERCHANTS MISUNDERSTANDING on change
yesterday, S,l+5 bushels wheat with sales as
follows: 514 at 4. SIC at 1851 80 al fD1 SO at
1871 eco at 10 =, i,j at lG5, $50 at los 225 al
1C61I. $3.50 at 1876 >.
GRAIN ARRIVED By RAIL.-BoaJM c. Waters
with 1900 bushels wheat toJ. G.. Il j. NJ Waters
sane; also l,lt0 bushels wheat and 200 bushels
corn 10 II. NJ. Talbot; also 40 bushels wheat
and 2i5 bushels corn t. Hartley d Bro Boat
Wheeler a Barron with 300 bushels wheat and
40a huSbel corn to Hartley Il Bro. also Loo
bushels wheat TO II. NJ. Talbot.
tkP0RT.-Entered. schooner F. II. 0dione-Capt
Crowell-from Boston, with goo barrels Portland
assorted cargo to L. w. Guinand Steamer
Defiance, capt. Ford. from Philadelphia. with
merchandise for District merchants steamer
knight, Chichester. with Go. TO same.
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II YoCR SEWING MACHINE is out Of order call
On Oppenheimer. 52S 9th ST., cor + NV. VINO
makes the repairing and renting OF all kinds of
machines speciality.
ASK YOUR SUFFERING FRIEND TO try DurGngs
Rheumatic Remedy for rheumatism and he Will
afterwards thank you.
Don't wait till your head bursts before irving
Lodttle's Headache Specific.
WILBORs Con LIVER OIL AND IINE-Tbe
great popularity OF this safe and e1iicaclolS pre-
paratlon Is alone attributable to its intrinsic
worth. In the cure OF coughs. colds, asthma
bronchitis, whOOping cough. scrofulouS hum0rs,
ana all conSumptive symptoms, ii has no sllpe-
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symptoms OF disease. when an agent is at hand
which viii cure all complaints OF the chest
lungs OF throat. Manufactured only by A. b
Nlihor. chemist, Boston. Sold by all drug
giStS. tuthS
For UPWARDS or THIRTY YEARS Mrs Fins
icir's Socfhjfd Sgrup has been used for children
It cofleCtS acldity OF the stomach, relieves wind
colo. regulates the bowels, cures dySentery and
dlarrhda, whether arising from teethng or
other causes. An old and wel-tried remedy
p cents a bottle.
To LADIES AND GENTLEMEN-We wish to call
attention TO \. ttScher'S Chemica! Securing and
Dyefng Establishment. No aD6 q street near
9tn street. BY promptly adopting the latest
improvements whether OF American or Euro
pean invention. lie ID enabled 10 do his WORK in
a manner not TO be equalled by those not pos
seSSlng these facilities. Cents suits cleaned
Tor ~. y. B.-iace curtains cleaned from 81
up to 81. 50 window. Wool blankets from -
cents 10 = pair, ~ cleaning number re-
duct1on III prlce. satisfaction guaranteed. His
dry cleanser removes grease spots effectually
from any artlcle. ana careful pressing gives
them an appearance as if newly made.
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CONDEMNED Locals.

S,Teet lamps will be lighted at ~ o'clock.
PAU eXtinguiShed at 500 am.
Dr. Verdi has removed TO S15 18th ST. See his
.sdy I.
Last night a dead white female infant was
found on III street. between sd street and New
Jersey avenue NV.
See special notice relating to depOsitors IN the
German National Bank
Fitch. Fox Cutter offer a tempting list Of
completely furnished firSt-claSS residences, as
VIII be seen elsewhere
A warrant made out by Justice NJ. V. Buckley
Of Georgetown. upon oath OF Richard III. Trll-
nell. charging Michael Quigley with COM
pounding felony, If any felony has been com
United, thereby endeayoiing to defeat the ends
Of justice. on the 10Th Of November. 1875" was
,his morning quashed in the Police Court, il
charging no offence.
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LOCAL NEWS.
amzsements, &c, Tonight.

National Theater. John Mccullough as
"OtheliC.7
Thegter Conique.-. Yank' Adams, The finger
billiard PLAYER, and varieties
Frdn.liH HdH-Musical and dramatic enter
t.iiLnielt BY the W. +. e..
CDr,,& Hal. GsOJ1etOwH--Dramatic and must
cal entertainment by The David GarriCk Club.
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CLOAltS

CLoAHs: cLoAHs:
so New STYLE CLOAkS,
Just received from the factory,
81, s5, sc, 81, SIS, $40 Cp.
CASRMEREs, CAsHMEREs.
All the leading colors,
From sc CENTS PER YARD.
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
zoo different styles,
FROM l2H CENTS PER YARD
CLOTHS AND CAssIMERES,
Fer Men, Youths and Eoys' Wear,
20. 90. IS. 81, e.
CARPETS,
Closing ont onr stock
FROM Is, Is, 80, 81, so, 81 CENTS.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
All widths
NOTTINGHAM CURTAIN LACE.
FRcN 25 CENTS Up.
BLANKETS,
Immense stock on HAND,
From $3.50 PER PAIR Up.
O. NJ TOwsON.
CSC Penns ylrania arenue,
nov30-tr South side, near It'll st. NV.