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DEATH CLAIMS "DUMHY."
P"uper for FOrIy-Three Years-His
Q"at"t Charaeteristlcs-Au gayeter.
ate Tobacco Cbewer, WHO Begged
Penntes 10 Satisfy HIS Craving.


Philadelphia Tlmea.
Dummy" Ia dead. "Dummy" Is as dead
~ - dOor-nail but no limp Grape lutteIs ili
ne summer wlni from the knot tue Airs
mouse douca e reminder to the gay glatdians
oI me poor thai the grim arfesteI has Invaded
Juelf oman and snatcNaJ the vital shark III a
Rhlina'es the "0ldest iuhghitaut." With legs
COCK, high On the putioo balustrsdo me
EaafulNhs OF the poor SIT silently extracting
SMOKE IL m the Stewards Cig4rs, drawing no
,eAs"n rom the intensity of the heat nor mlr
from Dummy ,"JNkiug.oG rheyCmuko and
prlsplr6, ard eXpectorAte and imprecate the
Wee'n 7, but know little and care less OF
Duhlny' Snd his active career In he aims
mouse. Dummy was the most distlngli an
ca inmate at hu ttstiiutio supported hv the
punue on tho west eide of the river He was.
IN ia't tho ilrstmqlepguper sud second p,rson
VINO ever threw himselfwn0lly on the uncom-
planning public 81. port after the aims house
was opened.
TO Mary Cannon, oolored woman, who
waa gathered to hor father In 1878, belongs the
distiucion OF having been the fret p-rst N on
rolled on tho list Of Blockley's iamatus. Mary
put In an appearance IN the sprins OF 1888 and
To this day her card Of admission. encased In
o neat wnlnutirdIne, bangs a tha flee Il the
inst tuition ASA piece Of history W ria seem
ming. Mary was u left long To wander
through the institution hlone,
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Jefferson City, No.. september lS.-Judgo
y. W. Henry, Of the supreme court, has made
purchase OF 81 800 OF stock OF the Tribune
Company, OF this city, recently owned by l..
II. DAWSON. The stock was taken as consider
alton In apropcrty trade,
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PILOT PoIsr.

To the Editor Of the Herald,
fnorP'Nr, Texas, s'p,embers, Issl.
Am not much In the habit Of corn sroas
ing Tor tho nswsr apers, but I am cons,rsins
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CODE OF HONOR.

Duci Between the Mayer OF Arkansas
city, Arkansas, and u Lawyer of
that Pinec-The Lawyer MOrtauy
wounded, anu the Mayor Shot
i'm the Arm.
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Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-21
The News Condensed.

No success or to Conkling yet.
The Honesdale glass factory has sus-
pended busines until September.
General Hancock will be given q recep-
tion in Pittsburg in September.
Dauphin county Republicans will hold
their convention at Harrisburg on August
8.
Six persons who escaped cath at the
New Ulm cyclone have become insane
The death list is charging.
Col. Henry Warner James, U. S. A.,
attempted suicide at Hudson, N. Y, with
a sword cane. He hae been been subject
to fits of insanity.
The Pope has appointed Rev. w. NJ.
Wigger, Bishop Of Newark, and Rev. NJ
j. O'Farrell, pastor of st. Peters church
Of New York, first Bishop Of Trenton.
A convention Of county officers Of this
State has been in session in Williams
port this week. The attendance was not
large. Bradford was not represented.
James Bridger, a companion Of FIRE.
mont, after whom Fort Bridger was
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-21

We are constantly receiving orders for L" Lum
Smiths Imitation Stained glass;" and ready to
give patrons the full benefit of inexpensive
and handsome decoration by placing it on any glass
whether door or window large size or small glass,
q cen white, round or square, in fact any posi-
tiou, shape or kind of frame or glass that needs
shading from the rays of the sun, from the gaze
of inquisitive eyes. Thankful for the very liberal
patronage bestowed since we have received the
agency of this Imitation, we shall by strict attcn
ton to business hoping to merit a continuance of
the same. To those who have heard of the .'Imi-
tation GLASS;" and have not seen il, we extend
cordial invitation to examine into its real merits,
and ask the prices for which it be obtained, we
prepared to contract with churches, halls, or
other public buildings and warrant all of
work to surpass in beauty the genuine stained glass
and our prices are less than one-ourth the cost of
the same. Those in need of anything of this kind
who are lovers of art whether they wish to pur-
chase or not, are respectfully invited to examine
the same at CHAs. +. Cross Book Store.
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named, and the first white man to follow
the Santa Fe trail across the plains is
dead, aged 76
1t has been decided at the Treasury
Department that journalists can bring
certain books for their libraries into the
United States free of duty. 1t is under
stood that this decision is based on the
clause in the revised statutes admitting
s'tools of trade" free of duty.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Hay. 96.
s. REWARD Lost between LeRaysvile
and Towanda, a small sized Gold Watch
wrapped up in paper. No. of case, 26.S2l !:
No. of movement, | .521. .12S. Five Dollars
Reward will be paid if delivered to VIM.
A. Chamberlin, Towanda. Pa. July s. 1881.
FRUIT JARS, pints, quarts, 81 25 per dozen,
half gallon, 81 63. At the cent Store
JELLY TUMBLERS 25 cents per dozen, at the
cent store.
For sale cheap on easy terms. One span
horses, one single horse, two top buggies.
Inquire of CT. S. Ackley.
The finest building lot in Towanda borough
corner of Poplar and Second streets, between
the residence of Hon. f. O. Goodrich and
Z. Walker, will he sold cheap. Apply to O.
ID Kinney
RAGS taken in exchange for goods at the 5 cent
Store.
FARM For SALE.-T offer for sale on reason
able terms valuable farm. located in the
valley of the Towanda creek, about II
mll5S from Towanda. containing 70 acres
under good state of cultivation, we'll water
ed, young orchard of choice trees, good
framed dwelling house, and fine large barn
with underground stabling. will sell this
arm on long time, OF exchange it in part for
property in Towada borough.
JOSEPH G.. PATTON.
BIRD CAGES, 40 cents and upwards at the 5
cent Store.
4 GOOD HOME CHEAP.-I offer for sale
VERY CHEAP, the house and lot South
east corner Third and Eliz beth streets in
this borough. The house is in good repair.
the lot large, with good well of water and
water in the house. The property will be
sold for half its value OH long time.
June 8, 81. O. ID. KINNEY.
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and lived only five hours. The deceased was
60 years old. She was the mother Oft. NJ.
BoNFoEY, an engineer on the S. l.. & S. r.
r., and the grandmother of Dr.. S. c. Ross
Funeral services will be conducted at the
house, near the graded school building, this
morning at 10 O'Clock, after which the re-
mains will be taken to Leona for interment.
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MURRAY ENNIS died at his residence in
this borough on Tuesday. He had suffered
from consumption for good many years.
His age was about 40 years. Funeral this
morning at 10, and the body will afterwards
be taken to Standing Stone for burial.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-21

Mr.. MILLER. the hackman, meets all trains,
but desires it distinctly understood that full
fare, % cents, must be paid for rides to or
from night trains. Tickets will not be receiv-
ed for such trains.
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Mrs. HENRIETTA TANNING died of apo
pleXy in this place Tuesday evening. She
was apparently we'll until about o'clock, p.
M, when she suddenly became unconscious
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vi MARRIED.

DETRICK--PEPPER-A the Presbyterian par.
sonage, Monroeton, July 10Th, 1881 by Rev. Hal
lock Armstrong, Mr. Frank Detrick, of Monroe
ton, and Miss. Carrie Pepper of Dushore, Sui.
van Co. Pa.
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PRICE ONE CENT.

For First Glass Custom Boots and Shoes, go to
Morgan McMahon's Shop, Burchill Brothers
Marble Works. Repairing of all kinds neatly done.
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Ice CREAM.-We are now prepared to fur
nlsh ICE CREAM on short II tice. Orders
left at Krby's drug store or with driver of
the milk wagon, will receive prompt atten-
ton. Price - ID cents per quart. l w.
III. ELSBREE.
II. WILCOX.
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MUIR & Co. have shipped nearly two hun
dred bushels of huckleberries from this place
the present season.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-21

The Episcopal Church and Sunday School
pic nic will come off at Weston's next We'd
nesday. Particulars hereafter.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-21

4 GOOD GIRL, one who understands all kinds of
house work and cooking, wanted. Highest wages
Inquire ut this office.
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The Third Ward Grocery is to be opened
again. DENNIS CLARK, jr., is to be the pro-
paietor, we learn.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Personal.

Cuba.
Mrs. w. H. LLOYD, of Philadelphia is vis-
iting at n. n. Belts.
Miss LEORA OSBORNE is visiting her mo-
ther, Mrs. OWEN, in this place.
Mrs. C. D. CASH has joined DR.. TAYLoR's
camping party near Homet's Ferry,
Mrs. GEORGE KIRBY and baby are recrea-
ting at Lake Carey, Wyoming county.
Capt. ROBERT MCKEE has gone to Colora-
do, on an exploring and pleasure trip.
Miss REAMER and niece, of Washington
D. c., are visiting at A. j. EAsTABRooKs'.
Miss DAY, of DOVER, Del, is visiting her
friend Mrs. w. G. GORDON, in this place.
Judge and Mrs. MERcUR started this morn
ing for a trip to Long Branch and Saratoga.
Miss INGHAM, of Troy, is visiting her un-
Gle, mine host KELLOGG, of the Elwell House
Mrs. BURR TRACY and children, of Wash
ington, are spending the summer in Monroe
ton.
Mrs. T. NJ. LANAHAN and Mrs. +. A. PA
sANNA, of Baltimore, are guests of Father
KELLEY.
LAMONTE GILLETT, who studied law with
I. MCPHERSON, has been admitted to the bar
of this county.
NORMIE MOODY has returned from Lake
Carey and his sister, Miss JESSIE has taken
his place there.
The Misses BLIGHT, who sailed for Europe
on the 9th inst, arrived safely on the other
side after pleasant voyage.
Rev. c. f. KELLEY. pastor of the church
OF SIS, Peter and Paul, is ENJOYING visit from
his sister, Mrs. MCMANUs, and two nieces.
Our young friend, MYER JACOBS, son of
the enterprtsing clothing merchant of this
place, caught 33-4 pound black bass Tues
day afternoon.
We are gratitied to see CHARLIE Fox on
the street again after his prolonged illness
Although his averdupois las been reduced
we do not see that his stature has been di-
minished.
Col. f. LUTHER, who has suffered greatly
from rheumatic complaints and been contin-
ed to his house for some months past, is now
sojourning ut Statewide. and we hope may
realize his highest expectations in the resto-
ton of his health.
The Canton Fair will be held Oct ), and
The Sunday school of Christ Church will
picnic soon.
Very fine huckleberrles were retailing at
81 10 per bushel yesterday.
ELMER POST, one of our carriers has taken
the agency of the Wilks-Barre Record for
this place.
The Third Ward Grocery is to be opened
again. DENNIS CLARK, jr., is to be the pro-
paetor, we learn.
MUIR & Co. haye shipped nearly two hun
dred bushels of huckleberres from this place
the present season.
The Episcopal Church and Sunday School
pic mic will come off at Weston's next We'd
nesday. Particulars hereafter.
MURRAY ENNIS died at his residence in
this borough on Tuesday. He had suffered
from consumption for good many years.
His age was about 40 years. Funeral this
morning at 10, and the body will afterwards
be taken to Standing Stone for burial
Mrs. HENRIETTA TANNING died of apo
pleXy i'll this place Tuesday evening. She
was apparently we'll until about o'clock, p.
n,, when she Suddenly bpcame unrOnSciouS
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Don't fail to 60 to JOHN SULLINAN'S ol
Bridge street, for the best five cent cegar.
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Under date of July 10, correspondent
writes from Corning, n. Y, to the Elmira
AdUeWiSer as follows:
Mr.. Oscar Saunders, one of the best known
and most highly respected citizens of this
place. for many wears connected with the
hardware firm of walker e Lathrop, as fore
man in their timing department, met with an
accident to-day which was truly providen-
tial escape from sudden death. He had pro-
ceeded to the new residence of Mr.. James
Hoare. now building on First street, to take
some measurements of the roof. and as he
about four feet square left for the stairway,
he safely reached the third floor, when with a
short ladder he sought to gain the roof. The
ladder slipped and he fell back through the
opening. his body and shoulders striking the
edge of each opening as he passed through.
Ir. HOare was standing on the first floor rs he
shot by him through the cellar-way to the
ground below, head first. When within about
three feet of the cellar bottom, his shoulders
strtck upon plank, which was resting from
it to. the first floor, rnd rebounded some three
feet. when he fell to the bottom, having fallen
altogether distance of some forty feet. Mr..
HOare at once summoned aid and Mr.. Hiram
Pritchard with his conveyance took him to
his residence Oh Third street. DR.. Il. A. Mills
was summoned and found him IN a critical
condition, insenSibe from the fearful shock
which he had sustained. An examination
being made it was found that no bones were
broken, and DR.. Mills stated that his injuries
would in all probabilities not prove fatal.
Mr.. SAUNDERS is q son-in-law of T. p.
PATCH, of this place and at one time lived
here.
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There was pleasant family gathering in
LeRaysAile yesterday. Mrs. NJ. H. CODDING
celebrated her birthday anniversary and in
vted her husbands brothers and sisters and
their wives and husbands to celebrate the oc-
casion with her. AS one sister and her hus-
band were dead, JAS. II. CODDING. Ga neph-
ew), and wife were invited to make the num-
Der good. 1t was also the anniversary of DR..
CoDDING's birthday. The hostess had pre-
pared a bountiful feast and the family united
for the first time in years, spent one of the
most enjoyable days oftheir lives. Col. J. A.
CODDING and J. II. CODDING and their wives
were present, and drove home IN the evening.
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the agency of the Wiks-Barre Record for
this place.
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Very fine huckleberrles were retailing at
81 10 per bushel yesterday.
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The Sunday school of Christ Church will
picnic soon.
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THE PRESIDENT STEDlLY
IMPROVING.

The following bulletin was sent by the
attending to the consulting surgeons at
Z 80 last evening: During the past
twenty-four hours the Presidents prog
ress has been uniform and satisfactory.
He had good night and expressed HIM
self through the day as feeling Qnite COM
Portable. The medication reported in our
last telegram has been continued without
change.
METEOROLOGICAL.-T thermometer at
DR.. Ii. c. PORTER & Sons Drug Store, at the
corner of Main and Pine streets, indicated as
follows:
JULY 20.
6 4. m.-G3 deg. above zero. a. NIL; Il m.-
76; p. m-S2; p. MS; 9p. MO.
Average temperature during the day-74.
a. m. 70-dcgs. above zero.
WEATHER INDICATIONS FOR TODAY.-Party
cloudy; local rains; winds, mostly south to west;
falling barometer; stationary or higher tempera
ture
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The Canton Fair will be held Oct. ), and
7.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-09
ri SYCLE BROTHERS,
LEADERS OF Low PRICES.

500 pieces CASSlMERES from Zoe. 10 &l.75 per
yard. suitable for young and old-the largest as
soriment ever exhibited In Richmond;
500 dozen UNDERSTANDS for gentlemen, ladies,
andmisses, from 25c. TO So 50
case GREY DRESS GOODS at e1c, real value
16ae. per yard;
ease FIGURED DRESS GOODS at 10c., real
value 25c. per ward;
case PLAIN DRESS GOODS at 1oc., real value
l7c. per yard;
case TWILLRD DRESS GOODS at lie. real
value zoe. per yard:
ease DOUBLE FOLD DEBEGES at l6ac., real
value SOC per yard;
500 pieces DRESS GOODS ranging from l2hc. to
soc. per yard--the largest assortment TO select
from IN The city;
so pieces DRESS GOODS SO inches wide at 25c.-
goods never sold less than 40c. aud Soc;
so pieces VERY HANDSOME SCOTCH PLAIDS,
ranging In price from soc. to 81.
You will find the largest assortment Of DRESS
GOODS this side Of New York.
10 pieces 4O.inch BLACK CASHMERE at soc.
reduced from 75c.;
Our 75c. CASHMERE /; Of very superior quality {;
PURE sILK-wARP HENRIETTA CLOTH, Ia
MISE, ALL-WOOL MONTE, ard CREPE
CLOTHS, at bottom prices;
500 pairs REGULAR MAKE, EXTRA LENGTH,
siDF-CLOCRED LADIES' HOSE at SOC. good
value for 5Oc.; loco pair very stylish only
cases aSs BLEACHED and UNBLEAcHED, three
NItF PRINTS at AZ s. 81. and elsc.;
i case MONTE CAMBRIcs at s1e, real value
l case NOME CAMBRICs at I2Hc, real value
& o00 Yards HAMBURG EDGE from SC TO S1.25
per yard-lOok at our HAMBURGS before pur-
chasing elsewhere: -
Our Al BLACK SILK now selling at 75e;
We have inst opened 10 pieces BLACK SILK at
AZ never offered before for less than LOO
i ease FLANNELS al l2kc., good yaiue lor do1sc'
I case FI,ANNELS at zoe. good yaue Tor 30c. i;
4 case FLANNELs at 35c good value for 45c'
rs pieces SACKING FLANNELS. suitable Tor the
Season, from poe TO &l.25 per yard. a., .
We snail omen large lots of NEW GOODs oaliy az
nrces no astonish YOU as our buyer Is still In The
market.
No "'"''' ~ sYCLE BROTHERS,
Leaders OF Low Prices,
49, 0o-aod 311 Broad street.
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The MAsToDoYs.-H -HayerIy's great Min
strel Company, called Z" hastodon," on ac-
count Of the great number Of us perform
ers. will play at the Richmond Theatre on
Monday and Tuesday nights OF next week.
In the first part OF their entertainments
forty performers appear upon the stage al al
one time, while they claim 10 have ten
comedians, twelve dne y0calists, thirteen
acrobatlc clog-dancers, fourteen song ana
dance artists, and fifteen solo instrumental
Ists in their orchestra. There VIII douDt'
less be large crowds at the TWO perform
ances, and In order TO enable those who SO
desire TO avoid the rush, the sale OF re-
served seats will commence this morning
az Ramos Il Moses and at the Theatre.
In this large company the members nave
with view OF pleasant recreation. organ
Ized a boating and rowing club. and also
base ball nine, aud Mr.. Haverly's agent here
has made arrangements TO have ifienaI,
came OF ball with Rlchmond club. Int
match will take place on Monday afternoon
AT o'clock on the Baseball Grounds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-09

Nominations for House of Deisgafes.--
The Convention OF the Democratic Conser-
yative party for the district composed OF
Chesterfield. the city Of Manchester, and
the county OF Powhatan, assembled yester-
day at the courthouse at II O'Clock for the
purpose OF nominating two candidates for
the House Of Delegates. b. A. Hancock,
Esq, superintendent OF the County Conser-
yative Committee, called the meeting TO or
der, when Hon. Willis j. Dance, Of Pow.
hatan, was elected president, and Augustine
Royal, Esq, OF Manchester, was chosen
secretary.
The business OF the Convention being
stated, b. j. Spears, OF Powhatan, noni-
mated r. X. Cralle, Jr., OF his county, for
the House.
L. L. Payne, Of Chester field county, NOM
mated ID. M. Goode, Esq, Of that county.
Mr.. Patrick Winfree, OF Chesterfield,
nominated Peter G. Warwick.
Mr.. Robert l. Jones, OF Mattoaca, was
nominated by Mr.. j. I. Rudd.
After the nominations the Convention
took recess for the purpose Of caucusine.
On reassembipg the roll was called, when
Messrs. Peter e. Warwick abd ID. NJ. Goode
were found 10 be nominated by decided
majority OF the votes on The first ballot.
0n motion the nominations were made
unanimous.
Acceptable addresses were afterwards
made by Messrs. z. X. Cralle, Jr., Peter G..
Warwick, and Robert l.. Jones.
In the Convention Chesterfield was re-
presented by seventeen votes, Manchester
by seven. and Powhatan by six votes.
The proceedings OF the Convention were
OF the most harmonious character, and re-
flected credit upon all concerned. The
ticket is a strong one, and will be elected.
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The Council then adjourned.


THE mozart LAST NIGHr.-Despite the
weather there was large and fashionable
audience at the Mozart last night. And as
the audience could not spare the energy to
talk, the musicians were happy and render
ed their parts in a pleasing manner. The
chorus, led by Mr.. Bernard, showed excel
lent training and did well. Mr.. l.. +.
Rueckert, new and valuable acquisition to
the orchestra. played a violin solo, which
received much applause and deserved more,
considering the disadvantage under which
he labored-dampene and sticky fingers,
which somewhat impeded his harnonies.
He responded to an encore with De Beriops
Sixth Air with Variations. he also played
clarinet solo, In which his tone was good.
Mrs. George j. Hooper, Jr., sang with
much expression and trueness, and re-
spOnded to two enc0reS.
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mr. TIE FALL CAMPAIGN OPENED,
JULIUS MEYER & SON
EARLY IN THE FIELD, WITH BARGAINS
FOR THE PEOPLE.
TINY OFFER THIS WEEK:

TINY OFFER THIS WEEK:
rs pisces CoLoRED CAsHMEREs, new fall
shades, at 1lc.;
so pieces CoLoRED ALPACAs, fall shades at
10c.;
IL pieces sTEEL-MtXED LU5TRES al Ioc''
2 cases BEST FALL PRINTS at 6sc.;
2 cases GOOD FALL PRINTS at 4'se.;
rs pieces EXTRA.QUALITY PRINTS, In en'ireiy
new and novel styles, at shc.;
70 pieces PACIFIC PkRCALks, the very latest
styles. at l2xc.;
In BLACK CAsHMEREs special bargain w all
wool at 37Xc. worth Soc; 3S Inch wide at
55c. worth 70c.;
ob pieces NEW MADRAS G1N6HAMs fall styles
l25 pieces FLANNELs, ali grades and eolors' at
special low prices;
25 pIeces ALL-WOOL WHITE FLANNEL'eAus
fine, at 25c.;
RED and GREY TwILLED FLANNELs speciai-
lylow;
Ri,EACHED and UNBLEACHED CA NToN N
FLANNRLS at bottom prices;
rs BERKSHIRE CROCHET QUILTS extra large
and heavy, at &l.25 worth sl.6o, at
j. MEYER & SONS,
os.eod 6Ol and COS Broad street.