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Ladies' Orchard Sun Hats for 20 cents.
Misses School Hats for 90 cents.
japanese Parasols for Is cents.
Cambria Parasos, 10 cents.
Gentlemans stetson Beaver Hats for 3d. So SO and 81
Young Mems Latest Styles in Soft and Stiff Hats for
81 Is.
Gentlemens White Marseilles Vests, 81.
Gentemens Cashmere Pants, all-woo, So so.
Gentemens Cashmere Frock Suits allwool, $12,
Youths Cashmere Suits, So So
Gentemens White Shirts, ST.
Gentlemens Unlaundried Shirts ST..
Gentlemens Fine Calf Boots, Morocco tops, So 80.
Gentlemens English Walking Shoe, London tip So 80
Ladies' Curacao Kid, Oxford Ties, 81 25
Ladies Kid Slippers, with bow, 95 cents.
Ladies' Kid Sandals, four-strap, 81 65.
Gentemens Fine Custom-made Shirt best in the market
81 rs.
Fine lot of Ladies Lace Ties selling at rs cents.
Chenille Fichus. in colors (very ine), 81 40.
Ecru Spanish Lace Fichus, so cents.
Lace Collars, % cents
Beautiful Lawns, 10 cents per yard.
Buntings, cents per yard.
Grenadines, at s, 6 and cents per yard
Nuns Yelling Dress suitings, Is cents per yard.
"A sateens, IL IL cents per yard
Brocade Suitings in all shades, at 10 cents.
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In accordance with advice Of yesterday, buy what
needed to complete outfit store crowded from early
until time Close with both ladies and gentlemen and thus
were given partial relief from the abors Of to-day.
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Or nrivrr asphrxiated.

SAX FRsNoEoe, July si.-G. Il. Pacsous was die
covered dead II his bed 81 No 1861 Polk street,
this morning. sRasea Of the house we're annoyed
by strong smell II gas ard traced the cause 20 the
q the deceased. When tbs door was burst op5u.
the room was iound full e gas which had esca pea
from the burdar. iE having been improperly Jurued
of wien the occupant Of tbs -oom retired 10 bel
tn dgcea-ed was ons OF tins oldest drivers on the
Susier-stlees line Of cars AID had vii and oue
child. who have rot been fcugd hy the Coroner. lie
was fifty years q age, n.ah Of s.oadF and n5uztr-
Gus h1oits and haI be % III tcr several days
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NEW DEPARTURE!

rEAvTNG D DETERMINED TO LEAVE ALL -,
competitors IN the rear. have to shatNs 4
end selected elegant and choice stock OF ~
Carpess. Furniture CrOcke-y. Tsn- -
ware. etc. which offered az figures never before
heard OF. &. RoS II b.
No. sos street, .uelS-apIml. Sacramento.
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SAS FRANCISCO, July S-i.--soney Is yeryque. Just
At present, bus tho prospective demand is good.
The local savings bauSs are Disturbing semi an ual
interest to cspesitors Wit exception, the best
rate on term deposits Is g. while the oeot or1i-
nary deposits is l. he whole line VIII not average
much oyeT per cent. GlIt0lns on tangible secuu-
y are 6e1, while regular discount paper is igS.
Outside OF tho banks cali loans against bonds arc
ul4e at 3l64 per cent. Iho savings banks continue
~ loan al per cent acceptable city real estate
aud pay the mortgage tax Dom sue exchange Is
qd1ted at q SC FOR siEhE drafts New YORK and
1b@20c for telegram Bank uills london are
drawn at 49s - 7-l8d Tor 90 days; commercial
bills el london, s2ld. Re ned silver is dull and
nominal at l4iml5t Der cent. discount MeXiCn
dollars are Wartsd as s &c aud s3c asked.
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CoGVsA July 81 Jonas Sps-t died ct bis resi-
dence last night lie c-ns t. California III 1876,
and was the fret Eola miner oa the Iu5a river, lie
has also cut quite q figure IL the politics q the
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CoLDzs's LIQUID Bsaf Tonic will cure In
digestion, dyspepsia or loss OF apostle. Ask
far Coldeg's Of druggists.
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HQRTHRRN RaILWAY OONPLNY.

NYoTICE-TH ANEUEL MEETING OF THE
IN Stockholders OF the Northern Railway Com
pany, for the election OK Directors FOR the ensuing
year. and for the transaction such other business
as may be brought before the meeting, viii be held
at the Office of the Company, in the CITY Of san
Francisco, on WEDNESDAY, July II, 1885, between
the hours Of 10 4. H. and ? P "
J. OBJ. GUM, Secretary.
San Francisco, June 10, 1883 ieietd
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TERMINAL RAILWAY COMPANY,

NToTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
Stockholders Of the Terminal Railway Com
pany for the election OF Directors for the ensuing
YEAR and for the transaction of such other business
as may be brought before the meeting, will be held
at the Office Of the Company, in the City Of San
Francisco, on WEDNESDAY, July H. 1888, between
the hours OF 10 A. NJ and P. "
W. V. HUNTINGTON, Secretary.
San Francisco, June 10, 1888. je1etd
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WHEN ecu feel out Of sorts, have the blues
melancholy, etc.. it must be Indigestion that
ais you. BrsTn's Iron Bitsers cures it.
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.PaE aaBLf EEGLISR BaasBY

L 81 2eV5-.fs3'.uE cu1e
i9- EsyFoas Liability. IL
aa1stSd NltaitT, son .
nal si,ines5, Spe:-
laatCrrnGea, East sarn.
j % . i, I'm potenc J,
Paralysis, and al the tsi.
ribie effects OF solf-abu5
youthful follics and e..
ces5es in mature year
sach rs Loss Of Memory
L2ssitu5e, Nocturnal
Emissions, Aversion 20
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amcIsl n-rallsn--i,nrcliase Of aana.

BED BLUFF, July 81 The Board Of supervisors
to-lay eXpper4fe3 e. Il. eJstne, ex-Couuty Clerk,
from All cllisls oc indebtedness due tho county dur
ing has term 81 osee, eycep Jas item overpaid hin
for deputies sdaties Of 8 ~. claimed under an
A3t oi 1872. Ink Districl AssJrley was Instructed
TO Commence gnit for this AMOUNT aud u vii be
watched Win much interest, Is il involves payments
for ses srai years back.
Leland Stanford few days ago purchased Rowelgs
farms sol 1900 acres, adjoining his Via prop
erty. asrOe has IL t1o vicinity o. Nlnl sl5.s his
great vineyard Is situated, oger zJ,90J slsoi.
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Society, Dnlnes3 OF Vision, Noises in the Head; tie
vital huid passing urebserved In the uTiue, ard
many other diseases that lead to insanity and death
Or. HsETEs1. vino Is a regular physician tsraa
uate OF the University OF Pennsyivania) VIE asrt
20 forfeit FEyc Hundred DcE}Sr5 for Z case n
special advice aud treatmentl viii not ours, CT tcr
ANYTHING impure or injurious found In It. az.
EfENT1E treats all Private Dlse.sed successfully
without mercury. Consultation ESee. Tnoi-
cugh exanliaaGion and advice, including ansiys.s
urine, 81. Price Ok vital E:cg.orasiye. IS
bottle, or four tunes taa quantity, 97e: seat
aay address upon receipt OF price, or G. o. D.. e
cured froni observation, and In priTzte narla
desired, BY 4 =. sssEEsE, "a %, ~, i
EeaEny saSees, San ErsHciseer Gal.
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SHhsfA july I'd Ti.g Ga stlee from Bedding 8,
Wcasesy,4s ~ III the grsis last mig 10 nslT uah
Bottom, soou. seycn Icies above Stzsta, Eui';'.
The passengers were bruised and badly shaken uFi
but none serioassg injured. Iha Incident was ua'
avoid t1e, ana ne b.ne IS alia:llI y tlo llIler.
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sEA RS1@A zap. Absolutely pure,
~ - { highly medicinal, indorsed bY physi-
cans 1Fel-rral - the elite. Sales, 1881 and 1882,
J 10000 csko5 Sell everywhere.
gE-lw8S GWlt
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AYERS Sszsapsrils, operating through the
blood, radically cares every scyofulous faint
or injection.
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toosDssAuos gROa LAST FIGHTS Drsr.rcurs.l
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There is 8 land Of avery land the pride,
Beloved by Heaven, DER all the world wids,
Where shall that land that spot of earth BIS found
Art thou man patsiot7 look around.
Oh, thou shalt find, bowseg thy footstsps roam,
Thas land ihy country. and that spot Thy home.
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Write Tor = copy Of the little book free.

WItNV ITII y tVITt u lIV IIs.IU UUVh- IItV.
$F,090 REWARD VIII be poii 50
any Chemist who will find on analysis Of
100 bottles u .. =. Sc ono particle Of Her.
curry, Iodide >; Potassium, or any Mineral
Substance. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
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HERMAN G. tiOTFILTEE
GOLD Avn sELyEgSMITH

nJo. 1895 SIXTH ST., BETwEEN pR
IN Jcwelry made 10 order. Old Cob. xe5ss. over,
Repairing specially. m7.a
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cAIaEeENEA.

IsrpeAl DrrATcHrs 70 1uz RECORD usros ]
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N 81 Y. g Il

TEyaE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE STOCK.
s holders Of the Central Pacific Railroad Com
Iany, for the election OF Directors Tor the ensuing
year and for the transaction Of such OTHER business
as NAV be brought before the meeting, win be held
IN the Office of the Company, in the city Of San
Francisco, on TUESDAY, July tenth tl0th) 1888.
ie20-td T. II. MILLER, JR, Secretary.
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am sure that Swift's Specific saved my
life. was terribly poisoned with Malaria,
and was given up to die. Swift's Specific
relieved me promptly and entirely. thick
It IS the grcstcss remedy OF the age.
G. g. SPENCER,
SuP't Gas Works, Rome. Ca
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S8tNls7L9e 30 II FE&E
VII Be sant 70 aaY applying by letter, sb.til
symptoms sex and aso, Strict secrecy IN rogsfo TO
ali business TRANSACTIONS.
FIR. sJfgWEs MEEEES 2ENE3E, z
FFsSETsEEI2, cures 81 kinds OF Kidney Is d
Bladder Coupaipt7, Goa5TchGsa, elect Leucorrilaa a.
For sale by all Drurxsta; 81 3 bottle six boEs es
Tor &.
lsR. sEsNYEE-s BASDELBON PIERS ars q
best and cne2ress ssE&sEfsEA aud BsGt$ss =
cureia tbs raarSet Fer sale BY AL Druggists.
Kirk, Grassy 5 CO, Sao-tulento, wholesale
4zants 7G-:n1vSsacsvlvVS
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\ piCt boat reports the new Cuusrd steamer
Aur3uia, from Liverpool June sd. TOR New York,
broke her connection rod and burst cylinder on
Sunday, July lstr st $50 P NJ, off Moatauk Point.
Notwithstanding the denial that the Curil differs
from The Propaganda il regard TO ireland, owing to
the sct.on OF Lrripgton, Inquiry has been sent to
Cardinal McJabe whether he is well enough to come
20 Ireland.
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At Blissvile, y Y, a train on the Lon: Island
road struck a beer wagon, denalishiuE the wagon
and killing the horses and Patrick Coyle and Peter
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-04

About one year ago Miss Van Dyke of Edin5oro
Pa. claimed 10 have been relieved Of an immense
t1mor through PRAYER. Last Sunday five surgeons
gathered at her home and cut away a mass weighing
ia pounds
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-07-04

: OF Mrs. Christine Urmback vas
at Mayorsville, Miss Monday, and
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Michael Harrigan, one OF the star route jurors, is
contemplating bringing suit for $4,000 against the
st, Louis Republican His ground OF complaint
against the paper is that it charged him with being
common druDkard and disgrace 10 the star route
jury and country. Harrigsn the last man to
consent to verdict Of Gcquittal. he is bright,
intelligent, upright man, the proprietor and man
sger of q smi by here, employing large force of
workmen. de is man of good standing never al
lowing his paper to go to protest in bank, aud
pridng himself upon the fact that ne does not drink
at all.
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The large oak tree has been feiled at Rockford
III, under whose branches Lincoln and Douglas hold
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Tie Mayor q Elmirs, n y, and the Delaware,
Lackawanua and Western Railroad are warning
assinzJ each other. The Mayor attempted TO tear
up tho trsel, MondaV Sc wns arrestrd
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lsde to sam Br7unan bv the Mexican
s for goo, 600 acres oa the Tagin river,
een the towns OF Comeripa and
that stream, the lands being princi-
III
Daily Republican., 1883-06-12
NOTICE.
IELL'S UNABRIDGED
rNrNxyCI nDuDVA

Contains history Of every trade, profession
art and science. a history OF every nAA o.
prominence from the creation Of tho ugrlt
Town to date. A history Of every oouutrJ
county, city. village and town In the vide
universe, with the maps Of the whole Woridt-
subject. Is also an unabridged dictionari,
with the Derivation, Spelling and Proaales
alton Of every word iu the English Language.
Read The following Ia one Of our many ref
erences: From GEORGE Z. PLUMB
4 corresponding Editor ofC hica9 0 Inter -Oosal;
speak entirely within bounds when I say
.slat my labors on the Inter Ocean for the past
q! zee wears have been Of such nature u 70
drive to an Encyclopedias At least dolsa
times day for each day during that enti,s
period.
We have Zell's, The Brittanica, Applseanb
Chambers, Johnson's, The Edinburgh, Ths
..ngiIsh, The London. Brande's and some
,,ne!s OF lesser reputation. ! use Zelfs uo,s
shan any Of the Others. ! keep II upon ny
, bic ior constant reference, and the Othen
aI'on the shelves Tor occasional consultation
u lille Zeli's is more compact and easily
handled than "A ppleton's Cbamb ors' or JohI,
SINS, which lay especial claims to being we'll
adapted to popular use. l have found that
i contains more important facts cOnOernins
the various subjects under discussion thaa
either OF them II il moreover marvel ot
accuracy. In four large volumes, 2,b7opexss,
hree columns to the page, ,UO0 illustrafiOn4
delivered at once, absolutely complete, at the
net cash price, 1880. 81 On delivery and Saper
month The complete set is sent ison The
Philadelphia Office direct 70 the Subsorthsr,
expressage prepaid, am. the tirst payment q
made to the Express 90. the balance 70 t.
nitted by the subscriber u the order Of the
publisher, T. ELWOOD ZELl, I, North lsrl
street, at the rate Of 81 per month, by matt
postal -rder, draft or registered letter.
JACKSON h PORTER,
Clayton House, Wilmington, Del
ri south Seventh street, PhiladelpAia
mlS.z,ts
Daily Republican., 1883-06-12
IOHN WANAMAkEk.

For several days we have
mentioned hardly anything
in dress goods but one or
another OF the many sorts
below value. We should err
il we produced the impress
sion that all dress goods
have fallen. They hav'n't
Some sorts have. Some sorts
have fallen here without any
corresponding move else
where. But many sorts have
held their position firmly
against all the influence Of a
season which has turned Out
what nobody expectcd-a
cold, shlfty spring and a sud
den summer.
We have now,as We usual.
~ have, a most varied stock
OF dress goods Of every sort
Probably nothing Of value
has escaped our gathering
Second and third COUNTIES TON Chestnut
stree. entrance. right Of mail aisle AID
around circle 70 house car.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-12
Protection In the South.

The South is gradually moving
tow Yards the principles of protection, and
amongst the States moving in that di
rection Georgia takes the lead and in
the not far distant future VT predict
that Georgia will hold the position III
the Southern States in regard to manu-
features that Pennsylvania holds
amongst the Northern States We in
fer, however, from the language of the
Augusta Chronicle that there is class
of manufacturers i'll Georgia who do
not appreciate the principles Of protec
ton and whose objec' i 10 Wndersell
the manufacturers Of New England.
The Chronicle, il taking them TO task
for tA- assumption, says: ct In The
pride IT their hearts he Southern manu-
facturer~ imagine that they can dis
pensc with all tariff Protection and III.
der5e,l Old England, New England and
all creation, We Respectfully disagree
thing for ny, and local bounty as >ug-
gested would not be amiss plus the
Fedora, tariff. Il the South could pos
sibly 'ry free tra.i" tor few years, We
are sat.n ii that The clamor for the re-
sumpuoA ut protection would be more
voci.,lou, here han III New England, '
Daily Republican., 1883-06-12
TUESDAY, JCNE ~, 1883.
NJ. Bayard Trimming.

Senator Bayard in swinging around
the summer circle is making some very
smooth speeches on the industries of the
country and what is requisite in his
mind TO make and keep il grea1 and
prosperous Throughout all his speeches
a tone of complaint is noticeable be
cause the principles of free trade are not
in his mind as favora oly understood as
he thinks they should be- He does not
deem it prudent to come out boldly for
free trade like the school o politicians
led by Senator Beck of Kentucky, for
though living in little State nominally
Southern, he is in reality an Eastern
man and belongs to that section which
has grown great, rich and prosperous
by protection TO American industries.
Mr. Bayard is apparently restie,, under
the yoke that curbs the expression of
his sentiments. If he lived in Ken
lucky, Missouri, Illinois OF Indiana,
he would dare give more liberty to his
thoughts and we would then hear and
see the man in all his free trade adorn-
ment His great effort seems to be to
see how near he can trim on the imagi-
nary line between free trade and pro-
lection without giving offence to any
party. He is candidate for the Presi-
dency, and he must needs make
friends in protection States like Penn
sylvapia and New York, and hence the
restraint laid upon his carefully uttered
speeches whenever he happens where it
is in order to make speeches. His own
little State, the best part Of which he
carries in his breeches pocket as apock-
ct piece TO toy with, is too insignificant
ly small in representation to spend
breath with. He is sure of her three
votes anyhow and also Of the vote OF
the whole South, for he did not MAKE
himself obnoxious to that section dur
ing the war He is not so sure, however,
of the great Northwest, where politi
clans like Morrison, Hendricks, Me-
Donald, Voorhees, and Pendleton are
the brilliant stars in the Democratic
political armament. In the East he can
at least divide the honorS of leadership
in the race with Samuel j. Randall and
Samuel j. Tiden. 1t is this section o
the Union for which Mr.. Bayard is the
most solictouS New York in all proba
bility will hold the balance of power
in the next Presidential election. A.
she swings so swings the Presidency
and New York being great manut4c-
turing Stateis necessarily protection
State. Hence the very carefully pre-
pared and uttered speeches that come Il
us from Mr.. Bayard 5 lips by way o
New York. These speeches are models
of smoothly flowing language, running
like river Of oil without ripple, hu
beneath them is dIscerned the tactics o
political trimmer who wants to b.
President and the principles of a free
trader who never can be President i
his true principles We're known.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-12
CHEAP SUIlS

We do not advertise them be.
cause we have not learned how to
make them, but We do claim ws
make a low-price d nit and have
. great many styles to select from
in prices from twenty to twenty.
i've dollars, and we will make
them TO give satisfaction. Just
give us your order and you will
say We are right in not making
CHEAP SUITS. and We know our Low
pEIcA SUIT will make you our per.
muncnt customer. We will please
you Just as well as in our suitings
from thirty to fifty dollars, al
though the work and goods will
not tc AS fine, yet made well and
a perfect tit. just visit our Gus
tom Department and see what We
nave to show you. Wilmington
Clothing House, Merchant Tail.
oring Establishment, Fourth and
Market Streets.
Jno, v. Diefendo6 ( Co.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-12
AT
John WanamakeI' S,
PHILADELPHIA.
Tuesday:

Ready-made dresses Of
about every sort that ought
to be ready-made Colors
and black and white, light and
substantial, fine and not fine.
We keep ready-made work
at prices far below what we
can make it for; well-made,
too, in most cases. Many Of
the best patterns Of chintz
are produced in silk effect +;
SO that they are shown to
great advantage in our sales
rooms. The prices are 81
to $40; other styles of fig
ured chintz, made plain, 50,
IS and Sc; same style, lace
trimmed, IS; finer suits, with
elaborate trimming, SIS.
| Embroidered gin 6 h a m
suits, s., SIS, $40.
Polka dot sateen suits, So
to SIS.
| Lawn Suits, 81 to S. lawn
suits, Hamburg trimmed,Slo
to $40.
White la wn wrappers,
s. IS, $3.50, 81, S. to $40,
trimmed with same and Ham
burg embroidery.
| Wrappers OF chintz and
gingham, 90 cents to $3.50.
busters, linen, Sl.25 to S.;
mohalr, 81 to 80; pOnHee,So
to SIS.
Jerseys in great variety,
from S2.5o to So.
Bathing Suits, $3.50 to SIS
At the same time we have
a large force Of dressmakers
all the time on the finer
grades of work ; whatever
the season calls for.
Wraps Of oil sorts, from
delicate lace, chenille and
|grenadine to the more sub
stantial summer fabrics.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-12
The (zAr's Return.

LuNDuS, June 1.-The Times cor
respondent at S.. Petersburg says there
wa no procession yesterday when the
CIar and tZarina entered tn" city.
Their Mo.iest"s were followed by some
Of the Grand Dukes aut number of
notahrs The party drov, through the
city Al Il rapid trut
Moscow, June ll--M!Li-tor Hunt
and Admiral BALDWIN received yesf-r-
day the large gold media, commenOra-
tivrof the coronation. Admiral Baldwin
has received gold snuf.boX, with a
portrait OF the Car set III hliIiaDts, to
mark the Clar'> personal appreciation
Of the courtesy Of the tuited States III
sending sp"ria naval mission to Mos.
.CDW.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-12
News from Ladies' Depot 222 King Street.

You will be surprised store find dry goods
all gone and handsome filled with all the latest novelties
trimmings and notions in their place On account OF our large bust
and limited space have given dry goods trade and
deal exclusively in fine millinery dress trimmings gloves aces,
ribbons hosiery Please read with attention the following list
prices and undo still claim be the leaders in cutting
millinery and trimmings: Ladies and bonnc from
lOc up 50: nc 81 tips from jO bunch up; ribbon from
c yard up ALSO large lot Of children hats cheap Remember
call improvements and give every
body handsome present. LA DIES DEPOT, 222 King