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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-12

Brussels carpets down to
q dollar. Bigelow, Lowell,
Hartford and other best
makes OF five-frame Brussels
for a dollar a room
tul
We have heard OF rem
nants, unsaleable patterns.
odds-and-ends OF stock at a |
dollar but here's the stock
itself at a dollar, every roll inI
the room.
1t is out OF carpet time.
Our sewing and laying torce
is at your service. We can
do five times the carpet-work
that belongs II the month.
North front, second floor. Take car
northwest from the center.
Overgarments both tor wo.
men and girls are out OF all
proportion to their prices !;
| two to one. And this is true
OF every sort OF garment
trom the substantial coat,
newmarket or dolman to the
daintiest last new wrap from
Paris. A dollar counts for
1.-TWO. In some of the heavy
coa S and new markets we
sell all sizes at one price
lS2.5o buys a coat tor a girl
10. six or sixteen and 81 q
newmarket for ten or sixteen
. And nobody is going to guess
: how good a woman's coat
: newmarket or dolman Sc o.
81 or IS buys. 1t is just 81
all the way up. You will no
d believe without seeing. See
ling is believing.
u Women's overgarments 1901 and
al Chestnut, first and second floors.
- IGirls' 1905 and Chestnut.
q Dresses both for wome
:, and girls have tumbled
= girls, perhaps. the most. We
i. mems dresses OF many stuff
N are down a little girls,
ln fewer stuffs, are down to hal
~ wome en- 8 dresses 1901 and Chestnr
second floor. lake car.
Il. Girls 1905 and Chestnut.
u, Valuable dress-stuffs dow
n French hat-cord fine
~ heavy Ottoman down iro
ng $I.5o to 81. One of the II
.cs table cloths Of the year.
". Epingle, a fine hard COZ
n; like a pin, as the name lr
a ay plies, down from fl %
hi, Isl.
let Figured silk-and-wool pc
''n lin down from $l.25 to 81.
are flain fine-wool poplin,ve
Ion soft and thick, down tro
.nd 81 80 to Sl.25. A remark
ing BILE cloth
The same, less fine al
1 oas soft and thick, called E
.llI press cloth, down from 81
80 cents.
Rich fine-wool sateen wi
ked splendid lustre, downtrom
,sh; to S5 cents.
,fes Fine armure of soft WI
down from 81 to so cents.
Southeast from the center.
, Of Of Fine plaids down.
,, & Scotch plaids, five ella
Tor down from Sl.5o to SI.25
deny deny French small plaids Of d
effect of fine wool, finely So
and woven, one of the ne
aPd est stuf's in the store, do
Dr, from 81 to IS cents. Sew
. 1Ite al color-effects.
'ti'e- French large bright plai
cashmere fabric, down tr
'. 's ST to Is cents. Twenty-t
sIts, patterns or more seve
1ss, color styles Of each pate
German large plaids, SC
OF them bright, OF heavier
SIS in II, fest, cotton-and-wool
you mostly wool, are down fr
r'he IS cents to so. TWENTY
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-12
LAWMAKERS.

yard Less than a thousand
yards of it. Perfect every
way; about what we COM
monty sell at 80 cents-in-
deed we have about the same
at S. now.
Pillow-inen, 4o'inch,a the
same price, 35 cents, well
worth SO.
French linen sheetng,
made Tor home use in France,
Extraordinary tor purity OF
staple (Do you know that
there is great difference in
the wearing capacity OF sheet
ings due to purity OF the ten
aclous linen staple, that is, to |
the absence OF brittle tow y
solidity, closeness OF wool.
Same color (gray) as the old
fashioned Barnsley shee,ing :;
sometimes taken tor Russian.
There's nothing better tor
wear below $l.25. We sell
it tor 10 cents.
Table linen for so cents, OF
which we have sold some
where about fifty thousand
yards in the past seven years;
mostly at Is cents then Is i;
now So /; but we can get no
more for the money. 1t will
not last two weeks. Napkins
10 match, Sl.lO and ST. IS a
dozen, according to size.
II Turkey-red-and-white Ia
BILE covers. about three-quar-
e tiers current prices hitherto
I now a quarter lower still.
Il IS inchessquare IS cents
ell as 65
al 81 Is
ri 81 SI.OO
VI They are always kept witt
e linens; but cotton. Liner
Twill not hold the color.
IL Southwest corner Of the main building
Native albums of colore'
,sIphotograph OF Japanese llf
+ and scenery; zig gag books
~ interesting pictures of ant
solpodal SC mes and manners.
~ thousand Ph'ladelphians war
~ these albums and there ar
less than half-a hundre'
a Of them. So, $40 and $40
generous books.
Careful people are we
en- come to see them.
Basement G 20. Stairway opposi
u the Bureau of information of the
fla cade steps.
oil Three different big su
If. prises in writing-paper.
nun |. Rough finish, CONNIE
cial or octave, ruled or u
IN. ruled s cents a quire, and
DOL cents a pack Of envelope
ON Paper about equalto that v
10 call Wanamaker.
II. Smooth-hnish, octa'
ord in boxes contai ling a qui
i'm and pa *, IS cents a DO
to Paper rather better than |.
III. Illuminated beautii
op- smooth finish octave, Of sill
pie one-color designs, pref
cry quaint and grotesque,
ON boxes of a qulre and pacl
ka- Is cents a box.
All are perfect and FIRE
and from the makers.
Northwest from the centre.
tol
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-12
CHANGE OF BA,

Instead of a y.,s
are going to givcs@y
count We have N
marked down pns
many lots OF our cln
and overcoats but !
duce stock and ~
cash we are eoingNy
a discount of 10 Ee
on all sales made no,
have too many GOOD,
are determined, II
p ices will do 1t, 10
them into cash
IL seems like follya
slaught r as good : d
as We have, all Levs
garments, but 20
u ust, and he VT al
give our patrons s \
chance for ba' alma.
have been good to t.
trade has contipqs.
grow ever 81 &c We d
ed. This offer is ,
only for "a short whit \
is mace in geo ,aa \
the two-iiold object I'd
ting them turned lAay
and to give some.S,
bargain. We Am
splendid assortm,a
good overcoats 10, !.
youths, boys and cha,
also a full assortney.
suits, three and i
button cutaways. Is
all cut in the late,ta
and habdsomel, msis
have a Worumbo, VI
ney, beaver overco Il
sleeve lining, double,
serge liz ing, made !
our best style We hay,l
selling for $22, audi
cheap at that, but tho
have u go along VII
rest of the discoun.
too low, out likelyyou
send us two or tire.
customers If you get
Suits we have st S.
any pr &c, from lie k
TO as high as YOU
10 90. We cant
tell you more, bu,
like to show YOU our Z
If you want q suit ina.
have lots Of fine goo
the piece and will Civ
very low prices vi.
best work.
JAS. l.. MUlL|N (
ill.,. - nl.lL,.,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-12

DURCH'sf ~ R HOLIDAY SUP.
L Nv NJ ftre ~ wink. FuIIan t3in,
an. area Nun, ifI,h " Lin., IIe,c.. Bran
d., sherry inc, s Ctfh Whisky Fine Cor
dias, Champagnes, tic, etc as we'll as your
l'npo'te Havana Key Vest and Domestic
Cigars 1t the Reliable Family Wine and
liquor Store OF
JAMES A. KELLY.
TENTH AND SHIPLEY STREETS,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-12

LADIES' DEPOTS,
NOS. Up KING q 227 MARKET ST


owned all the
New York BY calling aN Market
Wilmington
Chds Plush Velvet Oash
which manufacture
duplicated
Of Feather Ia JAOOhA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-12

THE attack on Captain Phelsn in
O'Donovan RJssa's office reveals a
queer story of treachery, conspiracy
and assassination. The details OF the
plot TO blow up the steamship Queen
will convince the people of the de-
perate character of those who are try
ing TO gain Irelaud's liberty by dyns-
mite. 1t shows that nothing is safe.
Steamships, railroads, tunnels and
stations, public buildings and great
bridges are liable to be blown up in a
fash at any moment. This is certainly
a desperate state Of affairs and must be
a draw back 10 trade and travel. En-
gland seems TO be powerless to put
down these dynamite plots.
There really seems to be no other way
TO stop attempts upon life and property
than TO abolish the causes which lead
men to imperil their own lives In the
accomplishment o: a purpose by means
of assassination and conspiracy. This
can BE- done by establishing q local
government for Ireland which permits
the people to govern themselves.
THE death of Myra Clark Gaines en- DIS
the career of remarkable woman who
has been more prominent before the
country than any other woman of heI
time. Her name has not become known
rs an actress, an authoress, or sister
of charity, but az a woman with an in
domitable courage, and with deter
mination TO have justice according u
the laws of the country. Her famous
litigation for the possession of her prop
erty in New Orleans has scarcely 6
parallel Almost alone in the world
she commended before the Courts will
such an earnestness and zeal that thu
people were convinced of the business o
her claim. Her checkered life wa
prolonged TO a good old age-lonl
enough TO establish the honesty of he
claim, but not long enough to EMO,
full possession. Her early history is
part Of the local history OF Wilmington
and therefore the sketch we give is Q
more than passing interest to our read
ers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-12

We mean Business. WeY
the goods, the most varied
best assorted we ever plsea
stock. We want the mole!
them, and we mean to get ~
have an actual slaughter o.
ces in goods lately purcls"
New York. i
Colored Dress Silks in 81
leading fall shades at 47c'
Guinet's Black Silk, won
at 89c. n
Guinet's Black Silk, WORTH
IL, at SAC. Id
Guinet's Black Silk, worth
25, at 81. al
A few pieces OF finer g'~
equally reduced prices. o,,1
so dozen Shook Kid u"]
black and in all the LEADING 4
shades sold at 1928; ou' r
is SOC. cod
| so dozen 4.button Ma u"]
all the new shades, worth"
price is Csc. Stt
SO dozen Gents Merinoo'
good quality, worth ''''
price is soc.
We need not ment on
Gents Can, on Flanpe. pl''
at 33c. -
Our Ladies Misses ana ! !
1ren's Cloaks, Dolmans all% i. ;
markets attract great cfo" 40
surprise, they do, icr they , ID
best, most stylish, and Wan, sa,s
cheapest garments ever oH'''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-12

Northwest from the centre.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-31
HOW TO ENJOY LIFE.
Opportunities That Should Be Appre-
ciated oy the Travelling Public.

OPPORTUNITIES That Should Be Appre-
ciated oy the Travelling Public.
People do not realize half the pleasure
they might ia life because they do not know
OF the opportunities for enjoyment that are
within their reach. This thought Is suggest
ed by a recent trip on one of our great lakes
A few hours ride by rail will bring the tray-
eler from the interior OF this state in search
Of pleasure 20 port where the splendid
steamers of tho Lake Superior Transit Co.
touch. These steamers, eleven IN number,
oily between Buffalo, \. Y. and Duluth,
Mimi, touching at Erie, Cleveland, Detroit,
Port Huron, Saalt Ste Marie, Marquette,
aud other intermediate points. In order 10
accommodate tourists the company has ar
ranged more than l25 different routes from
which selections made made 10 suit the
pleasure and convenience of the traveller.
these routes include large number of
points not IN the route of the line itself
b ut reached IN large part by this line, and at
greatly reduced rates. IL goes without say
ing that the most delightful way of travelling
during the warm season u by boat. The
heat and dust. which make railroad travel so
di-agreeable. are avoided and the tourist can
enjoy the pure free air instead of being com
PEELED To at IN a tightly closed car or breathe
dust and ciuders- One might travel around
Ia e world, bot he would never find more
courteous and Obliging gentlemen than are
the officers on these same steamers of the
Lake Superior Transit Company. This con
tributes Immensely 20 the pleasure of trip.
steamer may be fitted up IN the best OF
style. furnish the best of meals and have
every other accessory necessary and this
company steamers have All these-out II
the officers are cru-ty aud disagreeable half
the pleasure OF the journey Will be spoiled.
Septem Der Il one of the most delightful
months ia the year n which TO travel, and
this article has been written for the purpose
OF calling attention To the opportunities
which are 80 near 40 hand for such an ex-
ceedingiy enjoyable vacation trip. These
steamers leave Detroit for Northern and
Western ports at 1870 p. IN. every day ex-
cept sunday aud for Eastern ports every day
except tuesday and Thursday at > .. M
Persons going TO Cleveland, Erie or Buffalo
will find this the most pleasant route from
Detroit. Information may be obtained from
J.. T. Whiting. Detroit.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-31
TEACHER or PENMANSHlP.
Trustee Edgar p. Mills Gives his Views
Upon the Question.


There has been considerable talk for and
against the action of the Board of Educa-
tiou in dispensing with the special teacher of
penmanship ia the schools. and in order to
give the public en- understanding of the
motives that prompted the Board to take
such action. TELEGRAM reporter called on
r. T. Mills. who i= a member of the Com
mittee on Teachers. and received the follow
iug explanation. The question has been
discussed by the committee several
times since I have been
member, and the present expert
meut has been considered a good deal. but
30 not think the Board would have dispensed
with q special teacher of penmanship If Mr..
Sessions had not declined 20 serve At the
regular salary paid to special teachers,
which - $1,000 year. After the commit
tee had decided TO reappoint him, be nOti-
ted the Board that he would not accept the
position again unless his salary was raised %
81 10 per year. and il was decided best not
20 give him that amount. "A soon a. he
-aw he could not get : 20 per year he was
wiling 90 take 81 go. The writing will not
suffer. We vii Try 20 improve it and II It Il
necessary competent person can
be employed to place copy
upon the bltckboards about four or five
times year. and it can be done for a few
weeks salary. We find apon examiDation
that some rooms have a better class OF srit-
err than Others, and that shows plainly that
II hes more with the teacher OF the room than
with the special teacher. Considering the
question ia this manner, We determined 20
Try the experiment IF dispensing with the
teacher. and if No does not give satisfaction
va may supply . special teacher again
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-31

ThsY Believe Grand Rapios justly De-
serves fbe F4oaor.

They Believe Grand HaGsos justly De
serves fne Honor.
notwithstanding las fact ttat Grand kap-
i.ls ~as TIE eHly elty IL ths ~estsEn portion
~ 1he state ~hieb stsod gnost "a . sno~
f0F securing fae aolllsrs' Home before TIE
commission. u4auy 1sssgaEsrs ~ Has poE-
nou ~ the state. especially thoss a. AasSe-
goa ana Battie Greek. have Bls1nt bitterly de-
aoaneed tne enoice. it 10 strange tnat citl-
zaus ~ eitaef u these cities sogld have EFe-
farFed - see tbs Home sip aSag -
a aEldOtEe bay City Or Dsorsoi oT,
uo4 that Ehe citg for ths locatlon " the
Home has been eiloesn, tneg snoald exhibit
~ a18ch aostllr feeiing. The following
kInsiiy uotice j. from the Big Rapids Herald
The SELECTION II Grand Rapids A. the i0ca-
li0n tor TIE soldier honlp. II. nskt - Sc
curing il ourselves, very satisfactory - the
oeople u Big Rapids. BeHids breaking over
the long existing custom 0f ignoring the
mofs northern counties, It gives % the Hour
I.alnx eily II Grand Rapids public tnstltu-
tion that nae besa long sisbed for, and 10
cates it ia of hear 4 clty that i nneiy sltuat-
sd and u easy access. AhIis not disposed
o. dekract one i0ta from the strong and Just
claims set up ~ By Rapids, our people
readily and eheerfully scqulesce IA the selec-
ti0n Of Grand Rapids b the Commission,
aad send greeting - their neighborlng and
more pOpulOus city.
The Jackson star speaks a. follows upon
I the same subject;
and ~ the Soldiers Home Will be ia
( Grapd Rapids. The star u not surprised Al
I the result. That city vas early in the neld,
and left no effort untrled 10 secure H. tier
i business meu united and went Tor it With
/ push and such vigor A. must be commended.
1 The manner ia which tns Valley Clty enter
/ tanned the inspecting COMMITTEES IA May ere
ated a good impression, and Sas IA marked
/ contrast 10 THAI OF Jackson lack OF hospl-
/ tahty. Grand Rapids has fairly earned the
/ distinguished honor, and We DO not envy her
/ the trlnmph gained. We do wish, however,
I that We had a dozen capitalists with the en-
/ terprise that Grand Rapids capitalists pos
4 sr--
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-31
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT


10
Camels Hair,
Black
French other
which Ee o appreciated
Wecal particular o the following Big Bargains:
French
This quality Cashmere before been sold fo than 75c
perry
Three the celebrated jamestown Dress Goods all the latest Fall
2inch er worth @c 2iinch Union Cash
DC the finest
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-31
sUsY SEPTEMBER.
What the Citizens ard Reporters viii
Look After Next Month.

Look After Next Month.
The ouming month promises - be An i'm
porls8t one m She history OF the alley City.
and xiu undoubtedly con tain the lIveliest
thirty consecutive days the city has ever
lived through. Among the more prominent
of the long hat of special attractions, dnring
September. naT b. mentioned
The game Of hase bail between the brari-
er=' Mines from sweets and he Morton.
sept l.
The press excursion 70 Toledo and Put In
Bay. sept. p
he oueu5nz ~ the public schools. the an
nusl scho,A meeting. aud the beginning II
Abe September term ~ she Comfy and 81
perior Courts. sept :.
0n September the corner stone ~ the
nsv City Hail Il ho be and with impressive
As=ssrlatiuu neirin- ~ three dag aes1fon.
TIE eynibiugu ~ ths AT ~tudent- league
begins Sept. l5 and conunues one vees.
The ra-uniou - tne Army of the tumoer
land. together WITH IRE re-aBlCn cf IRE Mex-
lean fefersnz, the annual national zat0er-
inz 81 the Scus OF Veterans. Grand Army
Pest encaFnru1ent. several rezimentai re-
anlons. anreihnz ~ the City soisiiers mon
ulnent- erc.. etc. curues of sept le-ll
The seventh srnusl fslr - the estern
AictiVan t.zrieu.tursi ard Industrial Society
VII BE held at rie fair grounds >eFseuafer
2iz
The Michigan Conference ~ TIE n =.
Ch0rrh begins - annnal session IN Ire D.
yfslon strpet t'hurch SEPT a
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-31

The Denoerat yesterday morning stated
that COMMITTEES from the General Assemb-
ly OF the knights of Labor had waited on
the frm Of Mohl & kenning on Saturday,
aud endeavored 10 adjust the differences ex-
istinz between them and their employees,
and would have another conference To- daS +.
The committee that waited on MOhl Ken
uing were not from the General Assembly
but are the members OF the local Executive
Board of District Assembly 10, of this city
IL j. doubtful whether the General Assem-
bly know that there l. such drm IN exist
ence. The matter being but local Il within
the jurisdiction of this district.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-31

Atf EstlSft%G % "f4t EAlrf -ft>E at'l
Fair Dealing .iB 90.
The drug boGss ~ Peek Brothers -ss
established n the esss "a 1875 Ssace that
tine the growth ~ ths oss11ssss nAs Osen re-
uaarkAble antA tO-day shea sAs nrm las
rssshsd position occapied - pat fs~ drug
1oslsss u TIE United SC4tes- Ihs asssrs.
Psek are anaoBg 01f most highiy respeeted
citizens. AID the success that has FeSar1S1
their euteFprIss rsdscts n0t 0Eiy credit GA
themselves. b1t siSo IL the eity IL ~hleh
Eney have located. The special feature Of
their BUSINESS II the prescription depart
ment, IA which the mOntniy average r. about
100 PRESCRIPTIONS A skilled Druggist II Ia
charge Who gives his personal aud gndlvld-
81 care thai everything l. properly and
scientifically pre- ared before Il leaves their
store. While they employ 40 travelling
agents the Wholesale business Of the house
i constantly increasing. Their trade es
tends into almost every town Ia Western
Michigan. When Il II remembered that this
large outside trade has come without any
personal solicitation, II adds another sig
nircant fact IL favor OF the character aud
methods Of doing business Of this house.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-31
OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT

IN
Sacques, plush silk, diagonal cloth.
ofer goodft New Market, ,heavyc cloth for
S4O0, 5000
Fine agonaclo NewM arket for
las year'sp price
qualt New Marke in blackan brown
las prices 1000
New Markets. mme with Asirakhan
before dessth
Black
ast year spceS
Circulars quality Silk Plush
sodl Scalp
of extraordinary prices
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-31
SUNDAY AT T+s FAIR GROUND
Three Gsraes Of 5sse Bal Melon
Inlet Captured-l -l4ls Escape.

Three Games Of 6ase Bali-A Melon
Thief Captured -t4ls Escape
There we're thres zsme- of base ball in
progre-s at ne fair grounds yesterday sitter
noon. with about two hundred spectators.
mostly boys. "a attendance. The 5rst and
SECOND nine of the printers occupied the
e<stera part ~ the spsce within The track
fsrst nine winning by score Of i3 b. p.
>ssr the center n ti,s enclosure the First
Rlri nine srd the cciorad club entertained
a lsrxe crowd ef spectators. and the First
Wsriers xon hy a scors ~ is 90 IS. Farther
reet two kid eens held forth until their
mne wss interrupted by a .gar7ieuer who at
Esstrfai - Arrest boy FOR stealing
~.~&srsrelcns. The BOY zrew tired ~ watch
s'.sske zefne. climbed over he ssufh fence
IL hei{ret himself - tlse ueIous. Tia
.er 81 the <ar,ien saw MIN ~ he was
Ee4 tire pstrh. md roing n thrunzh tie
- On the nest si,ie. nanaEed fo rieet
- nef8re ~ Eof back 81 the crowd He
4r,if Il - scg's arm and was leading
<xsy. the bog nnakins M rs-istance. m
4 ,.r-,ra t,nk Ia the sit1afior snd geii4sl
4.pusa cack JERK away Give him the
slc. Then he Aoosel oack, made ~
<sfnts ne asrSrwd vcuid stand ey him.
= -W.v fr~,rrl sss csptor. and made a rush
-, .rrsxtl Al fi,e risyer~. except the
- 3r-spued halls and Bats. ard wIth
- ss,r~euntied tile Fariener ~ that
Il 49, ,,.e~p Tie boy vss Riirwed ~
>..s-h ard tod - skip. He coeyed
-, ar,,i after ~ rad nasi tsose -
~ - ssse fhe er~vd 3isper-ed ~
ra,se~esI. sassl tiie Teriner wss
<as,sx the nseion tiaief. wiso nafe
<cspe.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-31
PERSONAL

Mis. Frank Boltsr j. visiting friends Ia
lowell
Byron "a. Ballou. of Cadillac. - in the
city
Bishop u. y. Paterson has returned from
a sucrer-fni mission 20 the " Nest
Mrs. J. H. Campbell arrived home on
Saturday evening from MaFtha's Vineyard.
where she has been spending several week.
J. 7. Streiitssy. representing the Roper e
BAXTER Cigar Company. of Chicago. IL again
Ia the city. and reports a good trade among
hia eFastomers m tins citF.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-31
SteinWay.

Some more of the world renowned Stein
way Pianos have been received by Mr.. Paul
". Friedrich. No. "a Monroe street. They
are too we'll known TO need recommendation,
being acknowledged a. the standard pianos
OF the world. Besides these, Mr.. Paul W.
Friedrich also keeps the celebrated and we'll
known Sohmer pianos which are constantly
in favor with the musician and the general
public. People contemplating buying
should call at No. - Monroe street and see
the finest stock of first-class instruments
ever exhibited in the Valley City.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-31
To be Opened in a Few Days.

Our Preparations for large Fall and Winter trade have
been "A very large scale The balance of summer
stock has been slaughtered in order to make for
New Fall Goods Oar purchases have been heavy and
bought the bulk of entire Fall Stock direct from
manufacturers, Thereby saving the obber prott can
house the trade As dry goods of every description
lower than before known in the history of the dry
goods trade and order to warn people against paying high
goods carried from last year. will simply
quote few prices which guarantee fully % per cent less
than last fall
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-31

Special sale for two days only of ladies
fine French kid and hand sewed button
shoes. They are the best goods III the mar
ket. Any one wishing fine shoe can buy II
for less money than it has ever been sold for.
The sale viii be on Tuesday, Sept. and
Monday, Sept. 7, at IS Monroe street.
II ! IUCAS