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The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-20


Elsswhsss W publish In fall ths first
eN ~ "vigilastssr 0s !
Committee III Safety" Of The city II New
Orleans. For aoms weeks The papers of
lint great metropolis have hseM tcemiMg
With accounts Of murder, rspr, arson, aud
crimes of the deepest dye, perpstrstsd by
shs hoodluss, and ssrangcst Of Oh, by
shos who hold political pusitious ~ the
reward Of services for political prs'lomi-
nancy. NJ constant AMI hsinon" have
been the Outrages committed, that the
law abiding element of s'cicty, citizens of
honor, pro,ily, prolsrty aud peace, have
been comprllssl IL forM The organization
proclaimed tor the purposes euanciated.
New Orleans In Democratic city, the
great head aud leader Of tho Democratic
party VI Louisiana, with this party in
full possession Of every branch of the
State government. Yet 1t theSs very
hssdqaartsrs, In the presence Of the off,
cials of their own selection, the people Or.
ganize themselves into secret vigilance
committee to put down violence; to en-
force thoss very requisites Of every good
Sovsr""ent-P'Ossct'o" to '''s' liberty
and property; to suppress, pesoeaOly, II
they cen, through I'll" Law, forc'o'y' II
they 'nnst-crin'e and OwdyaS@ +; to CO.
cree public servants Into the fall, faith.
fal aud fearless performance Of their du.
ties; {" apply the revenues Of the gov
eminent to IT. legitimate "ae, and to thr"t-
tie infamous rinss; to enforce the crimi-
nal laws; topat limit to the psr''on'ng
power, aud hnslly to visit j""t punish
u'ent upon unisathfal public servants.
The task assumed 10 no mere holiday
amusement For long yea" the hoo'''nms
have controlled the elections and trampled
IN 'ne aust she F's"'s Of tho 'sw's"'d'ns
r'smen's' The question naturally ARISES,
Will the means adopted secure the desired
reS''lts' Will mot secret agencies be met
ny Ike ssaocist'ons' Will not this Com
'a'ttee Of SAFETY Iced To . conn'ct which
Will break out into acts OF open violence
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-20
Notice..

w X: HAMPTON having tile., ]. iii.
W. Office his Provisional Account NJ IT,
torsh,p OF the heirs Of Phil" Hawley. deed,
WITH his petition and prayer, that tl.r same
i. hom"l"gatrd ami made the judgment Of
I'll" Court; notice is hereby given that upls,.
opposition I" sail Account Le filed in this Of:
tlee within ten days from this date, thu pruy.
er Of the petitioner will ls granted.
4. E. LENEE.
aug ''1. by. Clerk
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-20

For days We have closely scrutinised
tho daily reports farnished BY the tele-
grams relative to tho condition Of The
President Of tho United States. Not only
this, but bsing ignerant Of the natural
effect Of such . wound - be suAers under,
upon his physical systsn, We have taken
occasion 70 consult the opinions Of rssi.
dent physieiaas. During I'll these days,
10 have been doubtful - 70 The result,
aad have received little sncoaragsment
ftoa tho opinions Of medical men. Fear.
ing the worst, still we hope for the best.
On Monday last, very unfsvorabls
change passsd over ths Presidsat, cocoon
panied With nausea and voaitiag. Hi
palss at ESQ p. -, went up to lso, and d
$50 wss 40, and great anxiety was felt q
to bic condition.
On ths 10th, tho bulletin 1t 7 p. M, in
dieated: pslss, 80; temperature, $50
respiration, 10.
We extract ~ following fton tho nm
oileial Balletins, $50 p. m. There
little in the dispatches to afford eve,
hope: %
The last bulletin he's cast gloom owe
the attaches Of tho executive mansion ani
Tho greatest anxiety prevails. The chang
which he's occurred 10 even notable In th
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-20
Aug, 9.-6,
Estray Notlce.

NSTRAYED before me the undersigned an.
U thotity, BY Isaiah Nesiere, one sorrel
Filly, about three years old. No brand or
marx !; appraised BY T. LeBrun and r..
Trchel, cenjointly with the undersigned Jus.
tice Of The Peace, at ten dollars.
w. o. BREAZEALE,
Aug. 0.-3t. J. p, Ath Ward.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-20

AeoaGy ~ beea sataeed into bstwesn
faoee - ~ UAitsd etaAes tor ths set-
slsasat & ~ slains growing eat sfths
wae q Seoel1ea anl ~ Franco 0sgnan
was, -, wAaA psevidss that tx nsstha
shall y snsvsd r. - pssssatsa;ea II
all slainA and three nsaths additional
spsa 6Aswing saaso Why ssA claims wsre
Doe 1lsa ~ III dx neatAG The ~
three nsaths Vim expire ga ssptsabsr,
slbse whieA 10 elains win b entertained.
Psrssas inteesosa IN this matter GhouA
O eoeo lewasl tAoir olaino . 10 aeentl
Il ~ yaepestlvs govsEanaats NJ. Oh.
nARl D. Csar, 1ae Ftanes, and NJ.
0eaFye q Destwsll, lde - Upitsd 6tstsa,
AAlsss Il botA, 1873 II. stssst, Washing.
~, D. G.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-20

ossoags Aaoan1oss - Poa1e6ca.
lS'nt " slsssgs with what species of
vision nsa view ps,isiesl rictssss sesoss
ssd siSss nswiassiessi Ths n,sn q sst
of men whoss influence ars needed BY .
party IL issass ~ sseossa, sr(sss their
choice 10 mode, sss gently pstted on the
hacks, and sooehissly suaooshsd down To
keep ftum rvaling The slsss. But just lst
them decide sdvsrssly to their wosld be
allies, aud thsrs Ii . rOsr aud hoWl II
mye ~ if tlssy wsp tbs veriess wos'strrs
In christentlom. Thus before the RspuOli.
cans fully decided what cosrus they would
parsas In The pesdisx contest In Virginia,
hath of the leading psrties maals overtures
ior their support. Nov, that they have
decided, sosss u ths Dssocrasic Journals
have raised The old cry Of IN issue 81
races. This should not be. The Democ.
racy Of Virginia sre ably led. 1.-THE peo-
pie IL the state have faith In The leaders
and the principles Of the party, - enun.
ciste,l BY their platform; they will sup.
port Il by their votes, and show their
faith in IL men aud measurSs by On over
whelming victory. The issne 10 sqMsrsly
on the debt question, which seems tn bs
istssprs~sd quite diGSscntly BY the two
great parties IL the grand old Common.
wealth. What thess diAerences really sEs
ssems scarcely underwood, save by The
The people Of virginis.
The Journals talk Of Resdjusters - =
distinct organization; then Of Resaljusser
Democrats; Resdjus(er Republicans; 0f
debt paying Dsmocrats; Conservative
Democrats, and debt paying Republicans.
Virginia ssens 70 have assumed the
some a.oosloss position - that described
II ths New Hampshiss aud Massachusetts,
l.egislstures In which "two-thirls II the
Republicans sse Dsnocrata, and oil the
Democrsss sEs twothirls Republican"
This only goes 70 prove that party lines In
the Sts>ss, hsvs become nearly obliterstst'
- to distinct organizations, and the pso'
pie sre divided In sentiment only on Local
issues.
There 10 . disposition ~ ignore tht
marked differences In . National contest
and 6sht the battles over men aud mol
measures. Thus, In Mississippi, the coa
test was waged over two chosen lesders
within the party lines, when, presto,
wholly unsxpsstsd contrstsnps took place
end On unlocked for candidate We bsoaGh
to the ffont 70 Iced the Demoerstic hosta
Now come tho Independents, Green
backsn, and Republicans combined, VII
propose 70 run an Independent Dsoocra
st tho head of The ticket with "a inter
mixed speinklinR Of the other sAv0cats
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-20

Lase Sunday, Mr. and ArA Jefferson
Davis ssilsd Cor Liverpool on the steamer
BERNARD Hall, ftoa New Orleans. They
have soas aissr thar daughter, who 10
beinR educated abrood.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-20
First Week.


The members Of the Commission and the
Clerk. then placed the ballots above named
and drawn, in envelopes, aud sealed aud
endorsed tue same with their signatures, and
the week respectively, for which they were
drawn, aud placed the envelopes 20 endorsed
and sealed, in bOx for that purpose, and
which box wss then sealedaud delivered to
the custody If the Clerk Of the Court, to Ike
opened and used at the October Term of the
18th Judicial District Court.
The Commissioners then proceeded to draw
eighteen qualified Jurors to replace the
names drawn FROM the general Vepire bOx,
which was then seslet, endorsed aua deposit
ed with the Clerk Of the District Court for
safe keeping, according to law.
In testimony whereof, witness our hands
officially, and the Seal Of the Clerk of the
Eleventh Judicial District Court at Nstchito-
ches, L., this I'd July, A. D., 1881.
Original Signed) JOSEPH HENRY,
j. ALI. PRUDHONME,
C. "A. BULLARD,
Jury Commissioners.
GEO. ". KEARNEY,
Clerk. District Court. :
STATE or LOUISIANA, }
Parish of Natchitoches.
lcertify the above to be . correct copy Of
The original proceedings Of the Jury Com
nission on fale, and of record IN my office.
IS II testimony Of which witness
n,S,l NV hand aud Official Seal, THU
25fh div Of July, 1851.
GEORGE ~: KEARNEY,
July SoSod. Clerk, Qst Can't.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-20

Ths Republicans Of Virginia, have fail
e's 70 PIT Straight out ticket In TIE
field, 81 u vote Of tho party win b
G'vi1sd hstwsaa ~ Rsadjustsr and Dem
Ossa1ie eon1iaa1es. Il y not di@cult 70
sis>au1As which party vim obtain ~
bSaviase veGs Of tAsss outside votes.
baA tiGksts ~ eeopossd entirely d
lawyer, md ~ eeatost - Q warn one.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-20

esialLl runsss having besn prsvalsat
y: s0s days a - psseazieus condition
u 0sv. l. 4. WilAs's hath, Ais lsgiea Il
ie'a6 vm y pasassd 70 lsaza hat bic
e s1iesa ~ hssa greatly sxaggsratsd.
sA0s Nh . sspsetse a - n. O. Tac'
saAlsa . D. J. b. Lswis, Ais attending
peyadan, Who admitted tAat - wss ..
1'ssaly %, bit h 10 innsaists danger d
Ayhe. n Doctor sta&sd that To Gov.
ss19 as nan Of extraoedinazy mental
enaoA and ths.s u every reason to b.
sHss Ut y Vim live for cone tine I.
ee0os ana tAat 10 would b out In fev
0nyl
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-20

JonH L. 0uL ESQ, and ~ hass He
how Drannef, NATHAN NyER, have 10.
Gently bssa prospecting down in IL
nstshsssbssd Il OpslousaA Thsy VEN
y Als1aadzia a. IL 10Th, q vhish dat,
~ APastsd = rosts ~ Mssles. When
10y sstaR, Asy win pssssAly u q fun
e advsstsasa, II ~ woods asw 90 d
sea-tieks, '9li.'sA h ri
-. 1oun +. NAesuly, aanlsetsl vitA
- vAslsaals dug slGaali4hnaet e I.
=. i Nv Osisaaa wtll sAstly psasl
- ~ ia : ~ II ! ~ up
~ q ~ ~ I'M, T. 4 a4visd
- = - ~ nnelpl r. lGepsh q
- - !! = ~ IN 49, ~ = I've
r % $500 q - eeet. s
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-20

La Saturday NO lss than thirty-oos
slsanhsaAs vsss lying IDLE In the New
Orlssss post, ssos undergoing r~psirA
slhsn waiting 81 bssisssA and still 9th
su - vsass. Anoag thsn were larss
number sf ~ Rsa end Ouachita sivess
slsonseA.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-20

.uA nv 1hst name nhnil n. & iarc. .s.yn and have
c.ru,,IaIv exixteuce for aud during the full term
sud period " ninety nine years from the dat. Of
iI,s execution ii these ,esents nnrsA SOONER .lis
s,Iyrsl In the manner hereinafter provided for :
NAV s,e aud In s,e. may |"M real ami personal
nsvlw,ty, may make contracts, may receive grants
II land or ,rrsoual property and shall jAaSrss all
the ,n,wr,s and pivvilrges which corporations are
on NAV br by any general Law ii this State, au-
IhoriseA IN ls,sscss and said company may cx-
rrcsr it, c"riaa,s Iwer" within any State ii the
United States that shail authorize the same.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-20
James A. Gresham.
Bookseller and Pabllsher, Is Camp Street
Now Orleans.
AuR. -. E-s,
LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY
Agricultural 'lll Mechanical C)ltft
BATON DOU0E, Ia. b.
col. VIM. PRESTON JOHNSTON.
pRE0JDENT.
0ees3oD o. Nine MODths Deglns
Oe1st eek lssl.

Healthy location. Free tuition. Board.
lodging, medical expenses, TO-, )l60O per
noath. Cheap uniform. Full oorps Of com.
petent Pfofeesoss. Woskshop Of 6echasicel
Depest1snt In operation. Military discipline.
For further particulars, apply to
PROF. L. W. SEWELL,
AuS6Io. Baton Roaee, Ii.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-20

IL SAlsvspert Sass1sr1 advises The
RssahHeans q vifginis, 70 vote The
Dsnssratis taskst, - there Il no differ.
snes between ~ parties on The question
Of TIE State debk Tho sdv,oe may bs
coasidsesd - sound, - the Democratic
party Aas candidates for o@ee, while the
Republican party lacks these essential in.
gvsdisats - mako every canvass . sue.
essA In tAk instance they 40 literally .
pasty without any head, but the majority
~ enthusiastically following tho fortunes
Of - Reo1iue&aRa
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-20

II Association u Tie Amy q Ten.
ssssss, 0saad Amy e To RsPablic and
The Coalboseats velssans Of Bat0u Roase,
had . splssdid gala day in the Capitol
city, - IL III: Thsse were great guns,
ssao ha.aA sDsssAsA concert, and hap.
py H. esaaally. Thsss reunions and
iatssniAghAg Il ths bl1s anA gray ars
alvays lssaaetivs q tAe most pleasant
aAa essdial interchange Il sentiments.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-20
Article 9....('aDltsl Stock.

SECTION I. The Capital Stock Of this Corpora:
tion IL hereby fixed nj Five Hundred Thousand
IIollsr~, represented hy Five Thousand shares of
s s;... @" ssS carssi stock to- One Miilio" %ars
provided that sad corporation s'a|l III organized
under the interpretations herein named Of whom,
Hugh t. WalmSley, Winter ". Brraz.alt James
II. Cosgrnve, Henry 4. Walnslcy, Stephen ".
kilc and Marshall IT, Carver and Ir0la.ld Caspar!,
al,all constitute thu trst iADAkDOF DIRECTORS,
ANIL shall h"ld their office until thu
lss When Fifty Thousand Dollars
Of the Capital Stock shall have been subscribed
the lkssrl III DIRECTORS ARE authorized tO com
meucc the construction Of the road AMI 10 carry
out the provisions Of this charter; TO enable them
u do tliis subscriptions to the Capital Stock shall
this amount has ln,en Snhscri'&sl.
SIC. 2. The time and manner Of payment for
stock shall l,e such may le determined by the
hMs,l of Directors: Provided, however, that no
call slall IN made Of more than ten PR cent ~
each share 1T any Time aud thirty days must rlase
bcfors aI'"ther call can liz made.
SEC. ;. NJ stakeholder shalt he held liable or
responsible fOr the contracts Or faults III the Com
pasiy In ANY further Sum than the unpaid balance
q balances d%e the Cmlany. On share. re-. owned by
tiOn have the effect of SnnullinK thin Charter or
exposing stakeholder IL any liability beyond the
amount Of his stock subscription unpaid.
SIC. L. The stock lnoks shall ls kept 1t the
office u the Company, whence certificates Of stock
shsll le iasues to tho sulScritrrs but ITO transfer
made upon its stock lnn'ks. and no stsck certiti.
cate Al,sll b. issued except Tor full paid sterk.
SIC. 5. In cas~ ii failure On the part Of any
subscriber ~ pay the inxtallu'ents his stock
se.,uird the lhiarl Of DIRECTORS shAl have the ",
tiO after thirty days written notice, to the elin
quent, Vi tort.itinx his Stock or the amount pr
viO,,siy paid thereon, and no stakeholder shall
have tlIe right IL vUte while in default.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-20

Two esaAas1sa, arrived st New York,
ltsa Italy, . tAs lsth for The parposs ef
ihsatieyise EsPssito, the bandit chief.
Going 70 ~ Ludlow street Jail, where
Ispesils W. inearceratsd, they unhesits-
tiaely hsati6sd ths noted robber, picked
Hin cot Htsa Line a twenty. flour othsrs
among vhsu - W. placed.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1881-08-20

o. ~ l0sA insGaak Frankie, soa Of
NJ. J. n. 0illilasd, a ths Shreveport
1,.a, . hight Id, seven yeass Of sgs,
We tsuihay bs,asd BY TIE explosion ofs
ssal u CO., vhils usins The oil TO kindls
. Asa o. Thsrsday IL SUFFERER died
Asa ~ isjssisA To eur ffissd and tAs
,aistsa AAnily ~ tssdsr . hssst1sl syn.
pashy II thsie ~ bereavement.
Ar. Brsalsash, ths greet English Re.
publican, Who NJ recently Soreibly eject
"a fieo ths Hoase q Commons, received
ssseh sssisss injuries that grave iears aze
eatatainsd thae tAey viii provo fatal.
i b saAAse .. ssvess comnsatary on
BsitiaA mir play" tAas ono Of IL States
men sAeaA not only b iorcibly elected
lroa ~ Heuss Of Commons, but also %
bsa1sa sbest Ne hsad and arns - n
ssaasgse 10 liz.
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- w. 9 ~ esglerlliea ohall -
- Nh An az1M1 1IV6 Au101D
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-06
sn,nethinr 10 Remember.

Sarah Bernhardt brought to this
country 115 trunks OF personal bag
gage, mainly wearing apparel. Her
boots and shoes were fabulous in mum
Der, and ranged in price from $50 to
$500. Her hats cost from Sl75 to
$1,000 each. No wonder she attracted
the envy and ATTENTION of the clergy,
and especially those with poor shoes
and old hats. But the worst Of all
was that she came as a public educa-
tor, to read in a style and with such
taste as even to bring ridicule to such
master workmen as Beecher and
Talmage, who had earned fat salaries
by specializing on the public credul-
ity and the stupidity of rivals; but
now a rival appears, so superior in
talents, who can teach their patrons
a lesson in the art Of elocution, that
the preachers are forced to combine to
destroy her influence. Sol Coleman
congratulates Sarah. Her merit is
appreciated, and because she gives
the best value for the money he is in
sympathy with her. He sells the best
cigars in Memphis for the least money,
and he, too, is not surprised at the
envy of rivals.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-06

allusion to the artesian wells Of that
city: The greatest boast of Fort
Worth is her bountiful amount ofpure
water, which is supplied by artesian
wells, at a depth of from two hundred
and forty feet to three hundred and
twenty-five feet. OF these wells there
are already completed between twenty
FIVE and thirty in the city, and a num-
Der more under contract. The ma
jority of the wells furnish a flow of
from one hundred to fifteen hundred
barrels of thepurest filtered, sparkling
water per day. 1t is less than two
years since the first we'll was sunk and
yet so popular is the water that it is
delivered throughout the city In
wagons at ten cents per barrel, and so
general is the consumption with the
entire population, that typhoid is a
thing of che past; and the local physi-
clans claim that with its constant use
there is no apprehension of an early
return to this common and mueb
dreaded disease. Some Of the wells
are already utilizing it IN turning ma
chinery, and the beautiful crystalized
blocks Office turned out at the ice fac.
tory are manufactured from one Of
the wells Of this pellucid water.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-06
GuIling IIle Rnstics.

The Little Rock Democrat recently
published an article excoriating the
Memphis police for falling to prevent
the swindling operations of numerous
confidence men on the railroads run
ming into the city. The case of a
man named j. t. Sullivan, of Missis-
sippi, who was swindIed out Of 500 Is
cited as an instance. The same game
was played upon him as upon numer-
Gus others. A man pretending to be
a merchant insinuated himself into
his confidence, and finally told him
he had a lot Of freight on tho train,
which he was about to pay the
charges on. An aocOmplice came
up at this stage of the conversation
and threatened to put the goods off If
the freight was not instantly paid. A
certificate of mining stock, which the
would be merchant pretended was a
$1,000 bend, was rendered in payment,
but the accomplish didn't have the
change, and the rustic, who could
neither read or write, advanced $3.50,
and took a worthless mining certif.
cate as collateral. The instance has
been commented upon by the morn
ing papers, who, while they see aud
note the i%mpossibility of preventing
the robbery Of such fools as Sullivan,
who must always furnish food for
landsharks, fail to remember that
where these robberies are committed
there are no police. The crooked
work is done while the traiu Is IN
route, and not at tke depot. There
are no police on the train, and if any
one is to blame it is the railroad
company, and not the police force Of
Memphis or such other city at which
the road may terminate.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-06
OLIVER, FINNIE 4 co.

Flour
800 barrels and half barrels Of New
Process Silver Moon" Flour, which is
a great improvement on what ID known
as the old style Of grinding, and is as
fine as can be made; so white and
light, possessing q richness that can
only be obtained by the New Process
Of grinding.
Hams
SO tierces Zone carload) Whitaker
hams-none better.
Butter
200 twenty-five pound tubs Of very
choice Creamery and DsiryTable But
ter, every tub Of (which is selected by
our resident agent in the Butter dis
trict of the great northwest.
Roasted Coffee
We Roast every day with the latest
improved and best known machinery
the very finest grades of Mocha, Java,
Maracaibo and Rio Ooffee-always
fresh.
Yeast Powder
We manufacture In our own store
full strength Yeast Powder, under the
Silver Moon Brand, which We know
to be absolutely pure and free from all
INJURIOUS authorizations used 50 extern
siveIy of late years in the manufacture
of yeast powder.
Fruits
Richardson & Robbins yellow and
white Heath Cling Peaches, sliced and
grated Pine Apple, Chambers Peach
es for Cream, and "Puree de Peach, "
certainly the finest fruits ever put up
in cans. -.
California Fruits, finest Imperial
London Layer Raisins, Citron, Cur
rants, etc.
Candles
An extra quality of Fancy Candies,
very cheap.
Largest wholesale stock of Fancy
Groceries outside Of New York.
OLIVER, FINNE q 60.
IAI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-01-06
KAHN & FREIBERG.
Conner Main and Poplar

Corner Main and PopIaT,
REDUCTION IN GOOD EARNESTl
25c and S5c per yard for our colored and
black Silks, slightly damaged, aOc, 4Oc and
Soc. SOC for Silk Velvet, SOC per yard, also
in our CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
So for best Cashmere Pants, IS and 50 so.
81 for our good common Oyercoats, "a.
S. and $3.50 for the Beavers, s. and $50.
KAHN & FREIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar.