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Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
THIRD EDITI0
TERRIBLE GALA NIFTY.
ACoal Mine Explodes and $50 Lives
are Lost.

are LODts
PETERSBURG, Va, March 13.-A
terrible explosion occurred in the coal
mine of the Southwest Virginia lmprov
ment Company, at Pocahontas, Tax
we'll County, this State, this morning
at o'clock. The particulars concern
ing the accident are very meagre. There
were $50 men in the mine at the time
of the explosion, not one of whom is
believed to have escaped. Those who
were not killed outright by the terrible
force of the explosion most likely per
ished from the after-damp. The cause
OF the explosion is not yet definitely as
certained, as the entrances to the mine
are full of bad air, but the presumption
is that one of the miners struck
fissure filled with gas. Several parties
veutured into the mine this morning,
but could not long endure the foul at
nosphere.
The work of destruction was not con-
fined entirely to the interior OF the
mine, but houses 900 or 800 feet removed
from the mine were overturned, and in
several instances entirely demolished.
A large ventilalor was blown to atoms,
another is constructed for the purpose
of freeing the atmosphere of the sufio-
eating fumes. The working is pro-
crossing speedily. A large force is
engaged on the outside of the mine
constructing collins and perfeCting other
arrangements for the interment of the
dead miners, most of whom are Hun
garians, without families, though many
colored men of the naighborhoOd are
employed in the mine.
RICHMOND, Va, March 1.-THE
latest intelligence from Pocahontas is
that an exploring party entered the
mine a short distance and brought out
six bodies in a frightfully mutilated
conuitiOn.
LYNCHBURG, Va, March l3.-Even-
ing-It is impossible to get q detailed
account of the explosion at The Poca-
hontas mines, as everything there is in
confusion. The telegraph operator there
has been on duty for two nights and is
unable to handle the business of the Of.
fee. Pressing kilograms for particulars
receive no response. Another operator
was sem there tonight.
A telegram rece we'd at y O'Clock TO-
night says the whole Of the east mine
was shattered by the explosion, and
everything in front OF the main
entrance Is demolished. Both of the
mine engines are safe, hut most of the
mine cars were completely wrecked.
A fire is now seen at the mouth of the
mine, and no one can enter. The fan
house and fan are total wreck, and AZ
soon as repaired efforts will be made to
go into the mine. Everything possible
is being done to reach the victims. A
party of experienced miners, under
charge of Colonel George Dodds, from
the coal mines of Chesterfield County
passed through Lynchhurg this after
noon, and will arrive at Pocahontas at
IL o'clock tonight.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14

A young butcher has just made can,
vass amongst the butchers of the Second
street city market. to find their prefer
ences for President and Vice.President.
OF the Republicans he found that 20
vera for Blaine and for Sherman for
Vice. President, Lincoln, %; Harrison,
|, Edmunds, l.
OF the Democrats he found 10 were
for Bayard, l for Trumbull, and I Tor
Tilden. For Vice President were for
Hendricks, and l for Eaton
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14

The usual crowd gathered in the Mu.
nicipal Court room this morning
to see and hear what was going
on, out there wasn't solitary
case to be heard. In the alb.
sence of any cases, Henry Artful, sent
back to the cell at yesterdays hearings
for further examination, was brought
in and told by Judge Cummins that he
was at liberty. Henry said that if he
ever was caught again he would submit
to be sent over for year. ayes, and
you will get your back licked to-" said
the Judge.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
Fen1aOs in lhe Wes,

A largely attended meeting lof F-J
ans was held in Fargo, Dakota
Wednesday, with Captain b. Had
presiding. The gathering vas secret
bn: II is understood that a rppor, Vi
made "thaG three cases of arms v1
stored at some accessible point al
that should there be need ior rleu|
Manitoba they would reach there VII
a number ofmen." II was also rpwI
ed that n number of leagues bad I'd
formed in Dakota, that "'lrre vi
great activity and interest in the Orgs|
izatior in the larger cities further East
and that "moral and material A
would not be lacking when thprestrl|
br cali for them over thr Inc"
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
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ReAOlHttOns AdODtP6.

At the meeting of the Grand Lodge OF
Good Templars atDover,on Wednesday,
the following resolutions, outlining
the policy of the order, were unanimous
ly passed
Resolved, That we reiterate our de-
termination 70 never relax our efforts
until we obtain the passage of stringent
prohibitCry laws.
Resolved, That We highly approve of
and cordially indorse the movement of
the voters of our State to vote for no
candidate for the Legislature who will
not pledge himself to give his vote and
best efforts to give US prohibition or To-
cal optiOn.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
A Runaway Boy.

On Tuesday last Frank Dorsey, aged
Is years, aud son of Michael Dorsey OF
No. ga Monroe street, tired OF living
home, left the parental root, and went
to Chester. He soon became tired Of
wandering and about 2 O'Clock yrster.
day morning Was picked u! by officer
Hertagrat Sixth and Market street,
and taken t. the police station. Later
in the day officer Cory returned HIN Il
his parents who were very mach %Or
ried over ii, absence.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
4 Pastoral Call.

The Rev. James L. Campbell, A. NJ,
the pastor-elect OF the Presbyterian
church in ChriStiana, Del. has received
a unanimous call to become the pastor
Of the Presbyterian church in Stanton,
Del. He is graduate Of Williams
College, Mass, and Of the Theological
Seminary at Princeton, n. j., and is Il
son of the wrll.known deceased mis-
sionary, Rev. James Il. Campbell,
ID. d., Of North Carolina, and brother
of the Rev. George H. s. Campbell
pastor of the Richmond Presbyterian
church III Philadelphia, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
Runaway and Break down

Yesterday afternoon while cOlt
down Market street the horse OF 'vI
son " Barnhill, furniture dealers ;,
tached to q furniture wagon, ety'
frightened at a stream Of water l,O'u
fire plug at the corner OF E'gnIn
Market, and started to run away,
turning suddenly out of the EaI h'
tracks the axle was broken ami tHeI'
brought to a sudden halt.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
,o0 EAST SIXTH STREET IA THE

100 EAST SIXTH STREET Is THE
OO place. We have Just secured an
other lot Of cheap goods Of the finest quality.
Bought for cash; It will pay all h0usekeepers
to come to 1903 East sixth street. This crab
ample Jelly OF loo. ispure; this orange mar
IN alade is Just the thing tor lunch; Gales
Jelly, 25c.: handsome mugs Of Jelly l5c.; at
1903 East Sixth street. 3 large bottles Of cat
sup, 25c.; all kinds OF prs serves in kettles, 2
lbs. for 25c.; 3 lbs. Dalnson plnms, 25c.; New
York plums, l6c.; California eyapOrated
plums, lsc all Kinds Jelly in kettles, 20c ;the
kettle is worth the money, at 1903 East Sixth
street. Our tea. sugar and coffee are beyond
competition. As soon as we have opened
these goods we will specify them. so that all
may know what We have, 3 lbs. ginger
snaps. 25c. lunch biscuit loc.; vanilla waters,
l6c.; at 1903 East Sixth street. Crown syrup,
l5c.; honey drips, 10; pure sugar syrup, loc.
pint butter, 2bc,; fresh eggs always on hand
at 1903 East Sixth street. L. nj. WlER.
ml3-St1
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
Some Old Timers.

While on ARGENT " Il crn UP N
lard +. Davis, III" .j"Wclrs, a Vt"
East Second street, sIN = hIiHD,
eight. day corner clocks, rt'r'"
olden times" and as such ''O'N'
are in demand in tGr.r raF'', lie la
quite IA large purchase fIr'O olir oI y,
number purchased arrive" He''r'.'
and now occupies "A conspicuous V"'
in Mr.. Davis store.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14

William r. Hickman has completed
his large and commodlous shoe store, in
Pickles business row, King street, heicw
Fifth, moved in and is now ready TO
supply his large and increasing trade
with anything in the boot and shoe line.
Good goods at low prices is what has
brought him his large merited success.
His new store will be found at 4l9 King
street, four doors above his old location.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
Challenge Accepted.

1t il understood that the Mldu' vs'
gun club have accepted the c ,,a !,
from the Wilmington gun Guy, ,s
the cont st will probably take P '.
Thursday, MArch q. The paw pa, ia
holding the match has not yTs n. +,
agreed upon, but will proha0'S :
place in this city,
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
Nearly Ready for Occupancy

The new coal yards of Voshell & Solo
mon, at the foot of Church street, are
nearly ready for occupancy and they
propose to open their office in
the new yard sometime next
week. Excavations are now heing
made for the purpose Of placing down
wagon scales. They will retain pos.
session of their old Office foot of Shipley
street until March %.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
DEATHS.
this city on the llthrnst.,
William W. Percivel, In the 33rd year OF

PERCIVEL-In this city on the llthfnst.
william W. Percivel, In the 33rd year OF
his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invi.
ted to attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence over Eleventh street bridge,on Sunday
afternoon. Services At 2 o'clock:t0 proceed to
Rivervicw Cemetery.
KING-Died, on the 18th inst, Of pneum0nia,
and Helen q King.
Funeral from parents res dence, sl7 Jeiier.
son street on Sunday, the 10th inst, ut 2 pm.
Funeral private.
JONES-On March 18Th, Sample Upton
Jones' aged 29years.
he rel ,tives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence of his parents. lln Market
street. on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, with.
out further notice.
EAGAN-On the 18th inst. Thomas son Of
Martin and Annie Eagan, aged months
and - days.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vted to attend the funeral from the residence
OF his parents, No. sSl Lombard street, on
Sunday afternoon at 8 80 o'clock. lnterment
at New Catholic cemetery
HEYEN-On March 18th. Tocha Heyen,
aged So years.
Funeral to take place from the residence
of her daughter, Mrs. Herman Ahrens, No.
III Tatnall street, on Sunday afternoon at
| 80 O'Clock, to proceed to Sacred Heart
church. Interment at old Catholic ceme-
terry. Requiem mass at so'clock on Monday
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
A Woman With Many Husbands.

Charles Burgwarth reported at the
jersey City police headquarters, We'd
nesday evening, that he was in search
of woman named Miller, whom he
heard was in that city. He wanted
her arrested for bigamy, She came
from Saxony, where she left severa!
husbands, in May, 1882, and since her
arrival here she has married three men,
the complainant being one of them, and
deserted them after collecting all that
was of value about the house. lie de-
scribed her as ahaud IDme and well eau-
Gated woman Of thi'ty.eight year.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
Trials OrNutt and O'Don"e"

Kennard Smith is agent Tor ,a'
of the descriptive trials OF Jal'l esny,
and James O'Donnell, and Is G ;,r
ing the western part of tne ' S,1a
Brandywine Banks. AS MT ,he DO
out of work, the purchase u Wv
will be a material he!p to hlli'
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
If "a Doubtful

Friend is ever to be avoi.
ded' a RELIABLE friend is
ever to be valued. The lat.
ter Oak Hall has tried tor
twenty-three years to be to
this community, but the only
advertisement we care to
make of it is that the Oak
Hall trade grows constantly.
This is our whole case.
We therefore presume to
say that our spring stock is
big ndgood and daily grow
ing bigger and better. Daily
details will tell our story and
the burden OF it will be that
our Clothing is not only re-
liable but very cheap. Cheap
er than ever
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
Band Turnout.

On Saturday evening ,a,' 'lr Nd
sballton brass band paid visit to d
residence ofour friend Herman Bieda
man, situated IN a beautiful walk
near Wooddalc, on til" Red Clay cred
where they discourScd music ii aml|
ner that was highly cr,tliabI-to'hed
~ Ives and teacher. Friend Hrrmd
ami lady did the horor. u hosts
their wril.kL0wn lavish n,nsrt nj
unnecessary to add thai ,UIo!lhei
t"rvals "'pring bier" sra foam age
WAS sampled, and rr"uoWgr% &ct
sior. a most pleasant trro" was pas
ed, all returning 10 ti,ir home, hpnrs
the twinkiing stars, high,y d-.ilA'a
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
Clocks for 63.

Willard f. Davis, No. 8 East Second
street, iaI laid in large line of hand
some walnut striking clocks, which
are being disposed of at the low price
of s.. Similar clocks sell for 81. so else
where. Call and examine them. They
are pertrc, beauties, and warranted to
keep excellent time, All goods guaran.
tetn 70 be as represented.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
The Patti Rage In san Erancist

over three hundred peope >toh
line all Monday nigh a. san lM'cl
to buy Patti tickets Tor The ole'
Tickets were on sale ouD"J .no' i'f
when The infringement ar.M.nt
sold. Son" lad paid Sl-'"'"jtIa
in the line. ! Irw IMN'. a'r.
announcement ,hat all '.n.'' "
sold, sr"rularors III, y m&
each. 1t il asserted Iha I",oa' "
ncctrd with Tide management "r', W
rrrnrd in he sc!,rHr, '1'ut ~0-,,
ton is manifested. IN .nr,r ras'
were pald for seat. IN III, drr', cree
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14

Amos w. House Will nay, 81. #
fresh cows, sprinksrs An" w" w. Mon
hotel in The Ninth Ward, o' ,,Io
next. Dairym"n and o'h'r7 >, rake
to purchase good COWS Sl''"'
opportunity to do 50.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14

The poor sufferer that has been dosing
himself with sO.called Troches, and
thereby upsetting his stomach without
curing the troublesome cough, should
take our advice and use at once DR.
Bulls Cough Syrup and get well.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
Indian Entertainer"

Free entertainments are Deihs nj nj
in the Oid Fellows Hall, ny at,Di
Indian Combination every , .,b,,
during the week butWednesday SD m
fee of ten cents will be charged, ,n \
nee will be given to-morro" a' n,
For particulars see advertisement"
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
lie Was stone B'i""'

a Providence mau sIaPl' eff, ID
er's tacr for staring at bis ,,;ur " \
street car, and he was besl' .'r stTp
hin self ~ hero. when the e., ca iupad'
and little girl heiptd ,r i;,J
fellow off. He was stone o''1
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
job PRINTING!

New styles OF typ. vii be constantly
added to the REPUBLICAN job rooms.
We invite a call when wanting job
work. ANA we hatter ourselves that we
can please both in work and price.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
Just Opened

W. r. Green has opened Il rD"fTt
shoe store at the N. W coF''r' mild
and King streets, Odd F'i''W' .Lms
with Il fine line of boots ave Wand
cheap rs the cheapest '''
them.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
Crow deO Over.

An interesting communication in re-
gard to the revival meeting at Second
Baptist church, has been crowded over
until Tomorrow
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
MARRIAGES.

PEOPLES-ARMSTR On the 18th
inst, by the the by Rev ID. W. Moore, Mr..
John II. Peoples to MSS Ella J. ,daughtr Of
John Armstrong, Esq, all of Mill Creek
Hundred.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14

PRESIDENT ARTHUR'S DINNER par
ties are sharply criticised, butitis mostly
by those who get no invitations
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14

Tags, cards, biII-heads, statements,
envelopes, wedding invitations, circu-
lars and hand bills printed at the RE.
PUBLICAN job rooms.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
AT
VIM, B, SHARP'S,
Fourthand Market.

With the completion OF
our basement our whole
stock is now displayed in its
proper and several places
and our people will have
ample opportunity to select
their household Dry Goods
and Carpetings in OR large,
well lighted and various
Dry Goods and Carpet
rooms.
Being in the closest COM
munication with the largest
importers AMI manufacturers,
our facilities for buying
goods cheap were never as
good, and it is our intention
to make such low prices and
show such lines of goods
that our customers and
friends will find it a pleasure,
as we'll as profitable to buy
of us. We sell on the broad
and liberal principle of re-
turning the money il the
goods are not satisfactory
when delivered at your
home.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14

We shall open this week a
large line of Summer Silks at
lower prices for choice styles
and good qualities han has been
shown for many years.
We ask an inspection and
comparison. A nice line Of dark
stripe summer silks at 39c.; good
styles and fair quality.
An exceedingly choice line at
SOC; worth usually far more.
A neat illuminated check at
55c.; worth 75c.
These lots are very desirable
and are all of this seasons impor.
tation. All high lustre and shad-
ING, two colors; the only silks
now wanted.
Many ether grades of fancy
summer silks at the same low
prices We have a large stock OF
these goods and are willing to let
them 90 quick at u very small ad.
vance over auction and import
ers' prices.
W. N. KENNARD & co.
The best 75c. colored gros
grain silk ever offered in this
market.
The best 81 colored gros grain
silk offered to consumers for
many years. Heavy high finish
and never sold under $l.25. This
is special bargain.
The large sales of our celebra-
ted black silks at the low prices
placed on them during February
inclines us to continue the sale a
short time longer. We therefore
still quote :
A good American at 81.
A Guinet at $l.00, was Sl.25.
A Guinet at $l.05, was 80.
\ Guinet at LIS, was 81 so.
A Guinet at 81 .35, WAS $l.75.
A Guinet at 81 .54, was $500.
A Guinet at SIG, was $3.50.
A Rhadzimer at $l.3S, worth
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14

directed, VIII Do exposed 10 puDllc SAFE, NJ tne
Court House, on Market street between
1'oHth and Eleventh streets in the city Of
Wilmington New Castle County, Del, on
SATURDAY, MARCH ed, 1884
at two O'Clock, p. m,
the following described real estate viz:
All those two certp In lots or pieces of land
situated in the city of Wilmington, New
Castle County, and state Of delaware.
bounced and described as follows to wit:
No. !. Beginning on the corner formed by
the Intersection OF the line of the westerly
side of Wilson street with the line OF the
northerly side of Eighth street, thence north.
rely along the westerly side of v ilson street
s. feet more or less to the sOutherly side of Il
three feet Wide alley thence westerly along
said aide Of sal alley and parallel to Eighth
street II feet and inches to a corner, thence
s0utherly and parallel to Wilson street 90
feet more or less to the nOrtherly side of
Eighth street, and thence easterly along said
side of said street II feet inches to the place
IF beginning be the contents within said
bounds what they may with brick store
and dwelling thereon erected, with the free
use Of the alley, etc. Deed Record =, vol s,
page ihl. etc.
e2ed and taken into execution as the
property Of W ilIiam H. SLOPES
Also 2. Beginning on the easterly side of
Poplar street, at the distance OF 70 feet ~
inches n0rtherly from the northcrIy side Of
Eighth street, thence nOrthcrly along said
side Of 0plar street Is feet ~ inches to the
middle of the brick division wall between
this and the adjoining house on the north,
thence along the middle OF said wall easterly
parallel W tn Eighth street eighty feet to the
westerly side of an alley three feet wide, lead
ing from Eighth street toIaylor street, thence
southerly along said alley side parallel with
.pIt Lac ltr I taat. nah. tnly
thence westerly parallel "ith Eighth street
50 leet to the said easterly side Of Poplar
street, the p ace of beginning be the contents
thereof what they may,with a brick dwelling
thereon erected, with the use Of alleys. etc.
seized and taken into execution as the
property Of william II. Sto0pcs AID Annie,
his wife ETC., and to he sold ty
Jh MES MARTIN, Sheriff.
Shertt's Office, Wilmington, March u, 1884.
m-l4.e o-d-t-s
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
WIN. b. SHARP.
Fourth and Market streets.

There's many beautiful
and novel designs in Brus,
sells Carpets and a great va
riety to select from. Those
coming with wide rich Dor.
behring's are very effective G.
An autumn leaf in rich
browns, gold and garnets on
a moreque gen G. arme
ground, with an elegant Dor
der to match, is especially
artistic and stylish,an would
make a handsome rug effect
for library. They come at
Sl.I5 to $50 per yard.-
Tapestry Brussels in good
rich colorlngs, new styles, Is
cents.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14

Harkins has some fine singing canary
birds, 2O9 Wes' Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14

CtHkRlFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE or
- sundry writs OF Levaria Facias to me
directed, will be- exposed to public sale, at the
Court House, on Market street between
ToDth and Eleventh streets in the city Of
Wilmington New Castle County, Del, on
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
WIN. B. SHARP,

For window or door hang
ings, about twenty styles OF
Persian tapestries are here
at s. cents, from 30 cents.
For upstairs or dining room
windows, Lace Etimines are
reduced to I2b cents per
yard and are very pretty
You will find walnut poles.
rings, ends, brackets, al,
complete 'or 6 scents each.
WM B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streets, second floor
A splendid Huckaback
Towel is Al inches long and
% wide, fine and heavy, and
the best value we ever offer
e.; heretofore ; imported d.
rect. They never sold less
than S3.25 per dozen we've
only fifty dozen and shall
sell them at % cents each.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
WIN. B. SHARP,
Fourth ana Market streets, second floor.

For ChiIdren's Dresses
ard Aprons there's a case OF
plaid muslins-small, medi-
UNI and larec-very pretty
and desirable goods for
Spring. They are 10 cents
per yard. Another case of
Plaid Nalnsooks are the pref
test and best goods we ever
offered at III cents.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
W. NJ. KENNARD & co,

Beyond question the cheapest
things in the linen line can be
found among our stock. AL
linen Russian crash, &c. All
linen Russian crash, Sc. All
linen Russian crash, 10, l2s and
l5c.; Il large assortment.
Towels at Die, large and all
linen
IN extensive line OF napkins
at lower prices than ever.
Table linens Hrr exceedingly
cheap,
W. NJ. KEkNARD & co.
The best calIcocs at 6 c.; the
choice Of the market
Good prints, Sc.
Best shifting caIicoes made, at
Sc.
That grand apron Bingham AT
|Gl c., worth lOc. Just look at
these ginghams before you invest
in any other make.
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14
Wanamaker : Brown,
Oak Hall, =. Il cor sixth and Mar
ket Streets, Philadelphia.

CHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
= writ of I.evari Facias, to me d.
rected, will be exposed to public sale, at the
Court House, on Market street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the city OF
Wilmington, New Castle County, Del, on
SATURDAY, MARCH I'D, 1884,
at two o'clock, p. M,
the following described real estate, viz
All that certain lot Of land and two-story
bricR dwell ing thereon, siluate in the city OF
Wilmington, and bou 4ded and described as
follows, that /" s&"; BEGINNING Mt point
on the south | q street etween
Van Buren a-u ".I ~, streets, a. the dis
lance of one to. "I.! ~ Ar feet from the
easteriy 5 Dc Co. 'lgr .. re: thence
.Outherly par ll"l VT '-ti "a rect one
hundred feet thence t.5uny ymrailc with
Elm street, sixteen Tee. .Lcnre nOrtherly
parallel with Harrison street by land oi
Patrick Mclaughlin enc hundred feet to the
said SOutherly side Of + III street. aid thence
thereby westerly sixteen feet to the place OF
eglnnng, be the contents what they may.
Book Is, Vol. II, page 70, etc.
Seized and taken In execution as the pro-
perry Of Maggie A. McClOsEey, surviving
lnortgagor and Maggie A. NcElOskey, ad
ministratrix OF Michael J MCClUskcy, de-
ceased, and to be sold by
JAMES MA TIN, Sheriff
: herit's Office, Iilmington, March u, 1884
mil eUd-tS
Daily Republican., 1884-03-14

W. M. kENNARD & co.
Domestic goods at the lowest
kind CT prices :
Forestdale, Sc.
Fruit OF Loom, &c.
Navol, &c.
WilI;amsvillc, Zoe.
Vans utta, l0c.
Pride Of the West, l2gc.
Lonsdalc Cambria, l2aac.
lO.4 Mohawk, 22c.
l0-4 Utica, 25c.
And all makes Of brown mus
Inns at the lowest prices of the
day.
w. NJ. KENNARD & CO.
Best extra super ingrains, 75c
Tapestry Brussels, 65c
Tapestry Brussels, 75c.; fine
styles.
Best five frame Body Brussels
$l.l5
Best Body Brussels, $l.25.
Carpets Of all kinds at the low.
est possible prices.