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Oils.

PITTSBURG, Oct. 24.-The petroleum market
which had been duh and steady all day, took sudden
squirt shortly before the close this afternoon and ad
vanced cents in few minutes The advance came
unexpectedly that shorts again canght nap
ping and severely squeezed A general scramble to
cover followed and the scene ensuing was intensely
exciting. No could assign a reason for the up
ward movement, further than that there was report
that the Armstrong WELL in the Bald Ridge district
which it was expected would be a gusher was showing
for dry hole 1t generally regarded, however
as purely speculation. The market opened this
morning at 73l2c, advanced to 74e where it lowered
until 2:30 p. M, when it advanced to 79lac, and
closed at 79c.
BRADFORD. Oct 24.-Crude oi1-Total United
and Underwater runs yesterday, 70 ,972 brls Total
shipments, 74,367 brls. Charters, 5,239 brls
Clearanees, 8, SAC, 900 brs. The market opened
with National Transit Company certificates Mt 73 loc
and closed at 777sc; highest price during tine day
7Sl4c; lowest price, 34c The market quiet but
steady all day until the close when prices rapidly
advanced on the reported failure Of the Armstrong
we'll in Butler county, which is dry
OIL CITY. Oct. 24.-The petroleum market opened
with National Transit Company certificates at l4c
highest price, 793ic lowest price 73lsc. and CLOSED
at TSc Sales to-day aggregated g. 1890 brls
ClearGnces, 5454 600 brls. Runs, 1882 brls
Shipments, 1868 bris. Charters. 45,23S bris
Oil City Oil Exchange stock. $3.50 per share bid, $500
asked.
ANTWERP, Oct. 24-Petroleum, 19laf.
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hams, &c; English breakfast bacon, clear, 14loc.
English shoulders, Ii to 1S TBS average Sc; English
shoulders, 20 to % lbs average Sc; family shoulders
pieces averaging to 10 lbs Sc; dried beef 15c bacon
telear sides) medium weight 4l4e; heavy weight,
l2e; backs, IL l9c; French fitch, 7-lb pieces Ice.
Dry, Sailed and Pekled Meats-Engsh cured clear
sides or backs (nsnoked), lie bean pork (elear) ~
brl 200 lbs, $1,000; clear pork 3 brl 200 lbs, $l7;
family pork clear) P br 200 lbs S14; family beef,
p br 200 TBS, $lS. Lard-H Porter g. Cos. steam
(Sinter rendered. Sl2c. Sausage-Blogna, in cloth
&c; in skin, 7lgc.
SEEDS.
TIMoTHY-S1:5001. 10 " bu clover, Sf.50@4. 70
W bu; bluegrass extra clean Kentucky 81 40 90
Y bui red top. Use y bu; orchard grass 81. 5oG1.75
y bu, owing to quality.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-Cotton quiet at 9s4c; futures
easy; October. $3.50; November, 8. CSC; December
g. CSC; January, 9.75c; February, sole; March
10.o5c; April 1o.19c; May, 1o.32ci June, 1045c
July, 1o.57c
GALVESTON Oct 24.-Cotton steady; middling
93so; receipts, 300 bales exports to Great Brit
aim $40 bales; sales 2 900 bales; stock hand So
500 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 24.--Cotton firm; middhng
912c; net receipts IL S05 bales; continent 1920
bales; sales 5000 bales stock hand, LAT, $50
bales.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 24.-Co5ton easier; middling
914c; receipts, 3,470 bales shipments 1000 bales
stock on hand 80, 740 bales; sales, 8, 600 bales.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 24-Cotton steady and un
changed
93sc,
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THE clear complexion, the rosy cheeks, the
bouyant feeling, the hearts ease the full appe
tite, the perfect digestion, the freedom from all
aches and pains, the clear urine free of sedi
ment) the strong and healthy nervous system
the power of endurance, the refreshing, dream
less slumber and many other evidences of per
feet health and good blood, all indicate the vir
tue and good effect of DR.. Guysotts Yellow DOCK
and SarsapaBilla upon the human system.
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Foreign Money and Stock Market.

LONDON, Oct 24-5 P Achievement bonds
--Consols for money 100 1916; account. 101 7s;
Unitod States fours, 1241s four.and a-hafs, 116ls
Railroad bonds-Erie, 1144; seconds, SOS; New
York Central, 907s; Illinois Central. 1929; Penn
sylvania Central, 1884; Reading, 1117s Canadian
Pacific 146l4; Milwaukee s. St Paul, 77l4 Bar
silver, sos.
PARIS Oct. 24-Rentes 79f 40c
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NEW YORK Oct. 24.-Coffee-Spot lots fair Ric
dull; options 10 points lower sales of 30 $50 bags
October, sos as. Zoe November and December
795 use; January, 9.05c; February S.15c; March
g zoe; April, 1925 SOC; May $500; june $3.50
y. zoe.
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GATAR r 81

sages of catarrhal virus causing healthy secretons.
1t allays inflammation protects the membrana lin
ings of the head from additional colds, completely
heals the sores and restores the of taste and
SMELL Beneficial results realized by few appi-
cations. A thorough treatment will cure. Unequaled
for colds in head. Agreeable to Send for crcu-
lar. Sold by druggists. By mail soc package
stamps.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-There has been an irregular
demand for such small assortnents needed to
meet current wants; otherwise the market very
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For years 1 was afflicted with
Hay Fever from early in August
until frost. used Ely's Cream
Balm. The relief was immediate.
l regard myself cured.
q. SCHRETBER,
Supt. of Cordage Co., Elizabeth,
N. J.
l have used Ely's Cream Balm
for Hay Fever, and experienced
great relief. I cordially recon-
mend it as the bestof all the many
remedies have tried. Yours, etc.
7. B. jerks, Lawyer,
Grand Rapids. Mich.
Apply by the little finger into
the nostrlls. BY absorption it
effectually cleauses the nasal pas
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LIVE STOCK.
Indianapolis Market.

INDIANAPOLIS Oct. "a.
CATTLE-Receipts, $50; shipments 200 Fair
supply of local stock quality not good but little
doing; few of the best grades sold at about yester
days prices quite a number remain unsold.
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BOSTON, Oct. 24.-Wool quiet easy and prices
unchanged
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 24,--wool quiet and IN
chanped.
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TRADE AND COMMERCE.
Moderate Business-An Branches of Trade
Make About the Same Report.

Moderate Business-AM Branches of Trade
Make About the Same Report.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct "a
Dry goods men were doing less business to-day,
probably, than merchants in any other line.
There were very few country merchants in the
city, as is usual toward the close of the week.
Still, the week has averaged pretty well, and
there is not much complaint. There is no change
in the condition of the grocery trade. There is
firm trade doing, both with city and country
merchants, though not being enough to be called
lively or even active. Prices on staples remain
stationary, with both sugars and cotfees weak
Drugs leather, hardware, iron and other
branches report business only fair. In drugs,
there is complaint at the extreme healthiness
of the season, which limits the demand for
quinine and other remedial agents; but at this
state of affairs the general public will not find
fault. In produce there is a moderate business
at generally unchanged prices Creamery butter
is shade down. Trade is rather sluggish in
fruits and vegetables Choice apples are in bet
ter request, but common slow of sale. Choice
keeping potatoes are selling in carlots, track.
at 40045c, while those of inferior quality are
held at the same figures from store.
GRAIN.
Wheat is substantially without change. All
cereals are dull, and receipts of wheat and corn
are light, but oats are in better supply, and more
active. Very little interest is shown il wheat,
either for spot or futures No 2 red is 3c lower
The Board of Trade Price Current reports bids
as follows:
No. 2 Mediterranean. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. n
No. 2 red. 7414
No. 8 red- 66
Rejected ------..-.---------- 90
Unmerchantaole. --------'-----.-----..-.-- 2O
November ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
December OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 70
Corn-Islower for all grades and dull. There
is no inquiry on speculative account There is
very little old wfering New is meeting with
some demand, but the offerings thus far, are
very light. The Board of Trade Price Current
reports the following as the latest prices
No. white ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SIS
blgh mixed. Al
Mixed ..-....- Observation-Disclosures. Al
High mixed No. AZ
Rejected. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AZ
rev re1ecteu' 9Ji2
High mixed rejected. 3Sl2
Old sound ear -------.--------...--- avg
New SOUND ear-.------- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 30
Oats-Are more active. Sales were made of
No. white to-day at 28c on call. The demand
for other grades is chiefly for home consumption
We quote bids as follows
No white OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %
Mixed 20 z
OeceIn DER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Zol0
Rye-No g dull and lower; SOC bid; no sellers
Bran-Steady; Sll bid; held at gil 30.
Hay-Prime timothy, dull; $40 bid, without
sellers.
GRAIN IN STORE.
Oct %. 1884.
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Choice to prime shipping grades So. 6o@61O
Medium to good grades. ..-...-.-.-...... 4.S56J30
Common to fair grades. ...--..-.--.... 4.00D4 90
Stockers, GOO to $50 Observation-Disclosures. 1926 "A 90
Choice to prime and heifers. 3.75d45O
Medium to good cows and heifers- 300 $3.50
Common to fair cows and heifers..-..-- 2.0002SO
Neals common to good. ...---.-.-...---. 4.O0O600
Bulls, common to good ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 27O 03. 20
Mixers, common to good. 20. 90 05OO0
HoGs-Receipts a, 500; shipments, $50. Quality
fair. Market opened weak at 100 15c decline. Early
sales were generally at $4.9O05.o0 for light to
medium packing, and S.. 1906. Is for heavy ship
ping, but later sales suffered further decline of 10c
especially on light and medium packing grades. The
sorting was rather rigid to-day. There were good
hogs to be thrown out and sold roughs
Market ruled fairly active until about all sold
closing quiet at the following quotations;
Heavy shipping. ..--................$5 S.. 90 as 10
Light to medium packing. .------..---. 4.So04 80
Common to fair light. 4.60D 70
Pigs, if fat. i. 25 Oh so
1edNy rouBhs. Observation-Disclosures 4.OOU4.4O
SHEEP-Receipts, 600; shipments. GOO. Liberal
supply; few selling slow at about the prices; few
loads shipped through in frst hands
Good to choice grades So. 4oD37 rs
Fair to medium grades. ...---.-..-..-. 2.9003. 20
common OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Z.OOO26O
Lambs, common to good .-..-.....-.---. 3.000400
Bucks, per head. Observation-Disclosures. 1.5OO2 50
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A POSITIVE CURE


Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrup Never Fails
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FEARFUL BLOOD POISON.

A negro my farm has been cured of fearful
of Blood Poison by the use of three bottles ID
Swift's Specific. ANDREW J. HOWARD.
FORSYTH Ga, Aug. 3, 1881.
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CINCINNATI. Oct. 24.-Flour quiet and I
changed. Wheat quiet; No. 2 winter red, cash. rs
SOC; receipts, 5000 bu; shipments, 1000
Corn duh and lower; No. mixed, SOC. Oats stead
No. mixed. 27loc. Rye lower; No. 2 mixed. 81
Barley firm and unchanged. Provisions-Mess 10
quiet at Sl5.7o. Lard firm; current make, 7.0i
710c. Bulk meats quiet and unchanged BAG
firm and unchanged Whisky steady at $1.11. B
ter easier not lower
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C. BRADFORD S sa1 sad e so a%,S PATENTS
Office, rooms 1G and IS Hubbard block, eornas
Washington and Meridian streets indianapolis lad
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PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS.

have prescribed Swifts Specific in many cases Of
Blood Poison and general tonic, and it has made
cures after all other remedies had failed.
B. NJ STRICKLAND, n d.
CAVE SPRING, Ga, July %, 1884.
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LIVERPOOL Oct 24-Cotton steady; mid
uplands, 7-16d; middling Orleans, 55sd;
10000 bales: speculation and export, ], 600
American, 500 bales Breadstuffs duh WI
Winter red Western, is 3d06s I'd American
39s Cd. Refined petroleum, I'd. Yarns and f;
at Manchester Cloths quiet yarns dull Re-
centais.
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LADIES BLACK and COLORED Ga FRENCH
BROADCLOTHs ats125;
LADIES BLACK and CoLoRED Ga DRESS
fLAhNELs. 67c.;
27-inch BLACK SILK VELVET at si.s0, cost
1925;
22-insh SATIN GROUND BROCADE VELVET
sts2. cost 81 at $3.50, cost 81.
We 6nd SILKS DO SELL. Their activity Of
last week bordered on the largest sales we have
ever had. An examination Of the goods Is neees-
sary ir order to judge Of the yalncs we give. We
sdd his week
HEAVY BRoCADED SILKS at 75e., cost el.50
to land;
HEAVY SATIN BROCADE at 95c.. cost SLID ;
24-inch BLACK GROe-GRAIN SILK. quality
thai cost over Sl.90 90 import. fnr sl.25; .
sA1lNS from zoe. up, all at exactly Que hair
value Blarks, and ako colors;
26 pieces more Sllk FABRlCS received last
week; viii be on exhibition on Monday.
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We will also make another SPECIAL SALE OF
MEPINO UNDERWEAR. Another extra arge
purchase last week must clatm continuance o'
the great success IN that department thls SEASON.
We quote:
LADIES MERINO VESTS and DRAWERS, fan
ono third wool, fashioned cun: linen ape-
binding. well and thoroughly bnbhed, ~ gov
each: es' three foarths wool, SIX mn
lined, 1t 67c.. cost s1.2b;
CHlLDRENS WEAR at 10, Is, 20. ana 20c''
cN,cily one half their value;
CENT FMFN'S WEAR AZ 62c. for Two thlrhs
wool. and extra heavy. a..
Our stock compri.es every quality, from the
cheapes' 10 the finest imported grades. -.
IkDIFS and CHILDREN'~ WRAPS-The
largest department Of the Kind IN the state.
We are also sell ng CANTON FLANNEL az 0e'
complete sets of WALNUT CURTAIN-POLEs at
43c.; -. .-...,.... .
6.ponDd ALL.NOOL GRAY bbaNhEIS AZ
lo.4 ALL " ooL WHITE BLANKETS s2.5s;
$3.50 will buy pair Of sl2 BLANkBTs:
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TOH HAGN.O.

IAUTION.-C MERs OF
roc carefully the yellow tag sans. and see ih,
II hastbe wcrdinf. ia black tetteIs, "Dllrs Best.
otLer i0blccos are being placed on the markci
taS aud NAV mislesd consumers ofihis celebrated
brand OF tobscco. Tobe genuine, the little yellow
,ss ,,,,st have 0u II "Dil's Best.r In buying do
nj All FOR the itle yellow tsg. AZ formerly, bat
- D,ii's Best" and >os that you get what Won ask
for, "" 10"
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(.s.lIll|FIEEE.|1| E. Fl = T |FIE: F =.
F'FiHEsE::; F iHSsE.$; THAT III VI: III E.H
T. : ::s;TE'E:E e.
E}I&$TH.EE HIH$$ HII|:s: :; I'H&Fff T &}F
AsT $@MHsIHI#'IEE NIT.

FUJ.L REGULAR LADIES ENGLISH M
BLEACHfD HOSE a, 12.c
wool FILLING DRESS GOODS tn all colHrs Al
Sc.
DRFss FLANNFLs 1T 12hc.;
SEAIs-SITik PLUSH at 81;
FRENCH-WONE EMBRNiDERED sCAL-
LOPFp tORSETs at 62'rc, cost VI
lO-4 INBIfACIIED sHFt TING NJ loc.,
lO-4 BLFACUFD SiEETtNG st lOSe.
42-iuch FINE FRENCH TOWEL AZ 25e.;
3f-inrh TOWEL at Sc;
BLACK SlLK VELVET at eOc.. cost sl.S0;
WALNUT STAIR.RoDS icompisiel at 65c'
dozen. q
LADIES' SKIRTS, 5-meh embroidered nounce' 3
Tutks, best Cotton. at 76c.; ...
Iareos, asserimt NJ of PORTER AUD WiNDoN-
CURTAINS At great reductions;
WHRSTFD tRINIE>, IN all shades, 81 Oac.'
COTTON DIAPER AZ 45c. apiece of ten yards
NJ Df' ATED rNtLLtD FLANNEL az lsc.'
WHITE FLANNEL at l5c.;
A large stock Of FINE PAssAMENIRlEs very
nnch under value. COHEN BROTHERS,
NO iG-It Fourth and Broad sirsets.
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ssss ssss ! ! { 5os g ( LII f. E%r
RBB RRR 90 TrrTH ZEE RRR ssss :"
RpT , EERT R9 g 9 I HHHFr i HF Rpk r Ssss
BBb BPk I / k0 90 . T il il EEEnk ksss8
geo RRR A NM ODD
s 'T g Hnf Z Z SSSSS 3 B
g esa SS / / ( "A 4 : ES BpbS
} y Y BBEs Il I FFE FFE
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FIAG-CALICOES AND sTREAMERS
SUITABLE FOR DECORATIONS.


We have Just received 270 CLOAkS, which
we've Tie samples of large rlotk- k-mtndidc iutcf.
We have bought them at % per cc g. less i'ihh
trrv cost TO manufacture. and therefore "c arc
e, bed to sell them n 10 per cent. les ih1n any
oiher house, counting our profit al 10 !wr cent
'tho -, les are CLOTH NEW .ARkEI~. fi.l III
NTWMARKFT~, JERSEY NAEkEi~
SHUUT JtRSFY COA1>. Dot MANS, lfl t.
LARS. HAVELOCkS. RUSSIAN tlRtt LAR :
pAIETOTTES. &c. ; and Amongst mem N9u u
hnd al the Nariou~ style 900 tHilhi'tN y >
WRAPS.
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DO W want an NLL-Nt o. toLOEhb tN>li-
MfPF. ward wide, for 33c.f - .-.. 900
DO YOU want an ALL-WOOL \ AH3 WIDE OF
TOMAN CLOTH. All colprs. inr ! Sc -. go,
SEi CLOTii FOR 47c.. . -,
10 YOU want an ALL-WOOL BLAth CASH.
MI RI for 29r.S ....,,,.
Do You want 10 buy all qualities of DRESS GOODS
proportiOn1ie'y A. cheapt
II vou d., SICLE EOTllEE> Is the place 20
huy them.
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s5c.. have -old for 2;LACE CURTAINS 81,
have sold 90 5o: CALLoPED-BOIptR
LACE CURTAINS sl.5O, have sold ~; -
NARDIONG ELEGANT LACE CUR"AiNS
$3.50, have sold StO; LACt CURTAIN MT
a. y rds WiteI Zoe. has sold ld' g.: CREAM
CURTAIN NtTl6'sc., has sold 25c. seal
LOPED. BORDER CURTAIN NIT 25c.. htt
sod 4Oc.: ALL-BkAS- PoLE-' oRNitE~
Sl.50. have sold - : cOruices put IN az 23c
Ter window II N>SOCkS l3c.. have sod 2oc.;
BRUSSELS STAIR and HAIL CARPET 3ur.,
has sold zoe: MiRE BHUeStLS CAR.
FRI SSELS CARPtT 6bc. has sold Al {:
LINtN WIN W-sIiADE~, put IN
complete. 81. have sold el.5O: ~
FLOOR OlT.-tIOfNI 33c., has sold 5oc, ;
TuEEF-PIN CARPET Soc, has -oli fl.2j ;
INGRAM CARPET isc., has sold 2Je., ~
GRAIN CAirtI 62c., has ,Did s5c.; ~
GRAIN CNEPtT 33c. has sold 50c.; VII
VET CARPET 4 -. has s0ii fl.7J; ~MIR-
NA RI 60 SOC have sold - 20: VELVET
RIOS. T., ,iid. long. Fl.2i, have sold 800
TAPESTRY BlG~. 4. wards louy. : I 10,
nave >Dld -. NFiNfT sOFA-RUGS -.
have .,ld $3.50; 81 y Rus -. have sold
$3.50: LAP-HOEfs - 67.h1Nc sold $3.50
, iIpBk BlNti, aud tNl.t HiD KIDS b9c..
have -oli 81; BLAth 6-Ht frON KIDS
tqc.. have .u'd 81; tuiLUREN'S KiD
ElENU'RpI'N 4oc have Sold 7jc.: IN
IRI~Si - hID~ arr.. lave .p'i Zoe; COT
ORFD EtENIfNNDI'>. tMBRDlDFGEu
and pl. AN, 45c.. haN" sold 81; BLACK Aud
CoLuNfD BtENHARDr KIDS roe, nave
sold Sl.25: CliiIpREN'S tlOrIt GLON r.
Itc.. have .old 2Oc REAL Lt>l.E GLOW -
lce.. hay" sold 2jc.
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FNGIIs,I CASDMFRES Ole, have sold 35c.
ALL-NOOL TRlCOT CLOTHS 39c.. have told
6Oc.: ALI-WOOL WRENCH CAsilMERE>
YARU-WiDELUPIN'sC CtsHNFRE f24c., have
sold 65c.: 3s-INCU - RSEI CASHMERE
3Oc., has sold soc. ;CAMtLOT CLOTHS SOC
have sold 5Cc.; all shades OF OMAN tLoIH
2hc., hss sold 35c.; BlAtk PLAID SUIT.
iNGS S7Ac. have sold fl25, fOLORED
DRFSS FLANNELS 12igc.. have sold 2jc.
voOL-MiNED CHICK DREsS-GODD- 0c.' hrs
sold 2Cc.: TYCOON REPS Zoe, have sold
IG1c.; PLAtD CASHHFHtS l4c.. have sold
25c.; Bf>T DRES--pElNr> &C.. h!ye .olf
&c; YARD-MlDE FRENCH CNMBRiC>
&c. have sold l9ac.; SILK SEAL PLU-H : !.
ha- sold $50; 25-iNtH ~lLk - "
CLOAkING PLUSH 1915. has sol t6 col
OEFD SILK DRt~S-NtLEEI t2.Z3, las
"Idts.su; Z4-iNCU BEpCADE VELYFT~
Al n have sold "; ALL.~l.k BRO CADh
NFIVFTS $3.50, have sod -: BKuCADF
sl.iayc sold E 50; OTTOMAN >lLN
tgr. has sold IL: SlCIIIAN CLOAkING
EIiAbIiNllR s,.i2.' h,s s9ld 30 col,
81: ACk SENATE SILK soc. has soli
tl25: BLACh aud tOLoEED NNIlN Doc
las .olI 81: CoLORl - ~ATlN~ 7jc., have
.cld ~ %; BLACK sllk~ 500; h!yc s,l,i
G2i e.. csc. have sold -: BLACK TUG
MI r. 81 3j. have sold ~: GRAY IIE
MITES IS. have sold -: BLACK ~ q
CAPF Si.35. hav" sold -; BLACK FUR
THINNING zoe. has sold 30 De. has soil
soc.
PLFATFD.BACK NEWMARKETs Ss.2l. hlyc
sold sI2.5o; BLACK CHAN-TRlNI-
NFDJACKFTS II. -, have sold 900. COT
0EFD iACktT- sthn. have sold g ;
CHUB'S BEAVER CLOAk~ si.Jn, 70 We
sold 80; CIilLD'S FANCY CLOAK ~. have
Wc have invoice or . lea.
JTLit NEYFE NON.
fOl aud COS cisi Broad 'rcef.
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CLOAKs

tLOhhCs
First We Ibvilea careful inspection OF the de-
cidod bargains We are Offering In WRAPS:
LADIES wALKIEG JACkETsa sI.50;
PLUSH-TRfMMtD JACKETS az 1850;
HACK III,-WOOL JACkETSa $3.50;
BLACK ALL-WOOL JkC kETS IT 1850;
BBHIDFD JAt KITS rednced from e7 10 S5
ALL. WOOL NEwMAkKETs reduced nom $40
Our SIS HEwMARKETs nowsI2;
Ours2O Nl.WMAEkETS now SIC;
AII-MOOL ri SSIAN CIRCULARS nj s6;
al CIRCULARS down 70 $3.50;
SILK WRAPS at iifty cents on The dollar
PLUSH AND FANCY CLOAKINGs.
52.INCH tLoAkING PLUSH reduced from 81
57.INCH FANCY CLoAKINGs reduced from
si.7S To Sl.2j;
57-iNCH BEAVER reduced to 81;
BERi IL TWILL and DAG iNAL CLOAhlNt
reduced much below regular price
SPECIAL.
500 dozen CHECKED NAPKINS. all linen,
~ 25c.
INTERESTING.
fulI line OF HAND-CROCHET CAPS.
FAhTS. in white. cream. blue, cardinal, and all
riades. orders taken for same goods promptly
lllee.
acc.
Will bnv a FRRNCH-WOvEN CORSET that sells
everywhere for SOC.
FURS.
FUR COLLARS, NUFFS. and Fur TRIMMINGS
yerv cheap.
An opportunity seldom offered 10 purchase good
goods VIII cOnyince you tnaf
nolG LEVI HEXTER.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-16

~ THE SUDDEN CHANGES IN
t,c s,-,son can Doe met by using CAN TON FLAN-
\FI which We sre selling very low. , ,.>.,.f
We offer UNELtNCilEp CANTON FLNNNE"
Al ice. a ward. regularly -old - lbeg'' ..,.,-,
"a, Ca,r L fN.BLEACuED CANTON .LANNth
atIZ ca ward. usually ,old ~ 2uf,, .,.>.gI
w cder I-NBIEACHED CANTON FLANNEL
al nee a yarI-recular 2ic. good: .,.,.
wc taer EIi ACuED CANTON FLANNEL az
I COL M DIV \ NNED-WiDE NJ L-WODL WHITE
FLANNFL al 39c. worth boe:: -, . ~ .,5
I0ol, ~ our RED TWILL FLANNEL ~ - - -, ~.
1ud 4Oc. They are now soid else"htre ~ per
cent. higher. ,.c coors ,gK
Silks and RlIADAME. We give be'l 'a''"
over ali competitors. - -.
pOitY BPI' sSTI.S CARPET al Il. % a yard
y arr STRN BRUSSELS CARftI al Du1 = va a. a.
.rge.t assortment IHHEE-PLl CARfEI H
ihi~ city t. at .,-,. n,VfS-.
no Ia LbN -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-16

What do Won think sYCLE BRIT kRs ere
se1ng nice quality III. N'h sin tor o.
Tho same goods are sold all over Town for VI.
Thtv selI a SIt n worth Ni.Zj tor @Sc. y IN
worth sl.4O for 10 a >Ik worm sis"O
for sll5. a SILK worth .l.15 for Il -,
SILK worth - fpr : SO. q 800 SlLh Tor
SIG5.a 50 SlIk f9r t2.lu.
In EnI nt.Eil sIL ks iheir price aye Iu.l .. low
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-16
THIRTEEN HUNDRED AND ONE
MILLINERY

MUST BE SOLD. a-A2s
owing 20 ,he late fall trade, L have On S@sSs
hand and marked DIVA 10 be sold al The lowest
p,ire for cash.
tlFTtFN VANDSOME-PATTERN BoN\ETS,
from - 20 80. 40. and tl2--elcRant good''
worth from Sic 10 $50; -
NICf TRIMMED HATS from $3.50 10 sS-best
slylCS; - ......... 81, o.,, - 20
tS2; .... ,,,,,. ,.,,..>.rv
FEATHERS 60 De found - The CITY;
TIPS ALLOW A. sc PER BUNCH;
LONG, PULL PLUMsS from 7oc. 10 si'oo' b'''
- $3.50:
CRFPE BoNNETS froa " up. according 10
quality.
NICF BLACK STRAW HATS 25c.. worth Doc;
ALL OTHER GOODS IN PR0"ORTlON;
EEiDAI WILLING. ORANGE BLOSSOMS, an q
CORSkGE RoUQCf1S at cost: -.
CREPE Wells SAIjE 70 LOOK LINE NEN
Customers and al ia wLst OF NICE GOODS At
LOW EsT FIGURES will do well 90 csil AZ
3l5 EAST BROAD sTREEr.
no l5-9t MRS. y. J. TIIUe>TON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-11-16
uNIsEw'gk ~ Ek1S.

i j. BINFOBO 4 SUTHER-esNs3
~ LAND. FURNISHING UNDER
TAkERS. 724 EAST MAN sTKEET. between >cY-
eufh and Eighth, have iaree is~'sf,nlrni O
SUROirDS. " ODD and METALLIC tAshEiN,
CASiS. and CLOTH CtSNEfS, at low prices.
Country and telegraph orders promptly attended
odaV or 'night. oc i6-I wSteOwSin
I W. BILLUPS & son, tsyzz
4. FURNISHING UNDERTAKES,
1906 EAST MAIN sTRsET lander NJ. Charles
Hotcil.
BURIAL. CASES. snRouDS, aud FUNERAL
CONVEY ANCFS furnish~3 at sii hours.
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