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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-05-03
NOT a QUESTION OF P's.
Daudet's Experience With Ameri-
can PublisheFs---Tartar Of Tar

AJ2uuCbH experience ~ tLtA <AAAACHi-
can PublishaFs---Tartar Of Tar
ascon again,
Paris Letter to New York Times.
4 had q very funny experience with /
some New York publishers" he said,
after I wrote 'L'Evangeliste.' They
printed that book and from its tone evil .
IDENTITY imagined that [ wrote exclusively
upon religious subjects. When my next
book apho'-was ready they wrote
me for it. Tt was by no means religious,
let me tell you" added 8Ir. Daudet,
laughing. We'll, I sent it and soon
came a cablegram from New York with
the words, '"Sapho," Objectionable.
Objectionable, what did that mean:
searched in the dictionary and found
that objectionable means unpleasant
still L could not imagine how my novel
was unpleasant. At last, after consider
able thought. L Remembered that inFrance
we spell 'Sapho with one p, while in
/ England and America two were used.
So 1 cabled back, Pat twop's.' Ha! ha!
what fool 7 was. I was not kept long
in darkness, however. The fact that my
work was too broad for the American
taste was soon forced upon me and saw
that it was not question Of orthogra-
ply" n Daudet laughed heartily and
evidently enjoyed his recollections i'm
mensely. 'And now" he said, Il shall
once again appear before the public.
am writing farcical novel, which will
appear, deliberately illustrated, at the end
of the year In it is my favorite Ole
character, Tartarin, of whom I wrote
before the war. 1t is a series Of adven
| lures, this new novel, and some Of the
situations are very humorous. I hope i
will be successful. 1t is somewhat diff
erent from any other novels, but peopl,
say that variety is charming, and an
q quite willing to believe them"
Prince William, Of Prussia, is about t,
: publish an essay on the wars of Caesar il
I their relation to modern strategy.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-05-03
Rfds.

PALATKA, FLA, May ID, 1885.
Editor PALATKA NEWS.
At a meeting of the Board Of County
Commissioners Of Putnam county, held
gIay 1st, 1855, the undersigned was ap-
pointed a committee to notify all news
papers published in Palatka, that bids
would be received by that board at its
next regular meeting on June 9Th proZ.,
for publishing all proceedings of said
Board of County Commissioners, and
each bid to include furnishing Of trans
Grip for publication, the usual rights re-
served by said board to reject any or ali
bids.
You are respectfully invited 20 bid on
same
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-05-03

The funeral services of Mrs. J. ".
aTeLaury took place yesterday afternoon
at { o'clock from the residence of Prof.
.aIcLaury On FIRST street, and her body
was Inferred at West View cemetery.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-05-03
CITY NOTES.

hannels to day.
A boy willing and not afraid to work
can get regular employment at THE
NEWS Office.
Col, +. L. Dancy was in town yester-
day. We are glad to see him in such
good health and spirits.
Capt. A. N. Edwards, genial and happy .
as usual, was circulating among his nu-
merous friends here yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Bevins will preach this morn
ing at II o'clock at the Baptist church,
and at 1880 p N. All invited toattend.
Mr. Chas. A. Ray win leave this morn
/ ing for his old home in Providence, R. l.,
where he will remain for some time.
BIr. Geo. Il. Haskill, will leave on the
City of Palatka this morning for War /
wick Neck, R. J., where he goes to spend |
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Dunn will leave
tomorrow for New Orleans, where they
will spend several days seeing the sights
at the Exposition
Important changes take place in the
schedules of the Florida Southern and j.
T. 6, K. w. r. r. to-day, as will be seen
by reference to our advertising columns.
The steamship City of Palatka wentup
the river yesterday as far as Welaka, in
order tc try the channel Of the river pre-
paratory to making regular trips there
next season.
! Capt. j. Z. Lucas will leave for Char
lesion this morning. lie is thinking Of
establishing a boat house similar to the
one he has here, at Sullivan Island, and
goes to see what the outlook is for such
t an enterprise.
0 Mr.. jacobson, the Phoenix Block dry
goods man, has 4 new advertisementthis
morning to which attention is called
His stock is new, full and complete, and
he is offering special bargains to his large
circle of customers.
We regret to learn of the death of
Mrs 0. s. Whip, which sad event oc-
y Cured at the residence of her husband
d DR.. 0. s. Whip, at Tnterlachen, on Fri
J day night We tender our sympathies
8 to the bereavod husband
IS Baldwin &, Cochrane take risks on all
IS property. They represent some of'the
., best insurance companies in the country
d and would be glad to show the public THEN
= manner i DONG business Give them
CALL
u We were pleased to meet our young
friend, Joe Reid, the merchant prince al
j.. Keuka, in THE NEWS office yesterday
afternoon Joe possesses as much per
sonai popularity as any young man II
Florida ana we are always glad to SCI
nm.
We learn that young man by tn
n name of Eames shot and killed himsel
on Thursday night at his home nea
Pomona We dld not learn the part'cu
: latS' Us our Informant di' ho' know
~ "he.her MS oea'h was 'he result OF al
- 'sei''e"V VI not
:, Mr.. j. d. Boland has returned to Pa
= Iatka after an extended trip to his oil
- home in Chicago. He reports that h
- ENJOY ed his trip very much, and that n
4 IS no" prepared 10 'ahe a contract
ar ouiiI any '''''5 from d S'i''ii'y 10 " Hiic
,r O'ocA'
y Our advertising patrons have abou
lis taken charge OF The NEWS this morning
80 making the paper appear with but
= small amount OF reading matter. Thi
III VIII continue but snort while, no"
v 49, ",,s. ~ y -, , ,,,',,og ~,
at 49,
ne MAYOR OtcnIla hoyal returned lFoi
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-05-03
DENTISTRY.
Dr.. ]. 4. MCCIeIIand
DENTTST.

Is now stopping in Palatka. and offers his
professional services till the first of JULY
Attention given to childrcu's teeth to insure q
correct denture, also diseased teeth treated
and filled without pain. The attention Of per
sons in need of artificial teeth, IS invited to
RO~E-pEAHL. the new aud beautiful base for
teeth. EDsC-pedrl possesses many advantages
over other materials in use. Ii is of the color
of the natural gum, hard and very strong. aG-
hitting plates being made much thinner than
Of rubber. The gum is made continuous IN
one piece. free from seam or Joints, and the
unnatural pr0tEusiOn of the lips, so common
where rubber suscd, is entirely ObYiated by
the use of BOse-pearl DIR. McCIelland may be
consulted at the residence corner Of Madison
and Front Streets near the Episcopal church,
PllMfEa.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-05-03

ror fa'o-A seventcen-foot s1dG. Apply at
bis effiee.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-05-03

" ArqFp.-1 OOO or j. a0) men. to work on the
Florida Southern extension TO BrOokyille. APP
10 10 L. O. GOLD,
Ieesburg, Fla,
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-05-03

FoR RENr-Finc store and rooms on Lemon
1t. Apply to L. fALh'
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-05-03

F9R RrxT-4 stores. 10 Offices and, sleeping
ooins. enc dwelling, by Webb & Nichols
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-05-03

Tax AasrgsoR's No7ICE ~ viii BE in Nor
-eiix on phursday, April 2nd, for the purpose
4 assessing property Tor taxation the y1aI
~ and for the next three weeks VIII be III
geft Putnam for that purpose asannodnced
y itosters BENJ =. BOYD,
Tax As -es1Or for Putnam 90.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-05-03
Notice

All persons in the city Of Palatka,
owning any dog or dogs are hereby noti-
fed to take out licenses for the same at
once from the marshal, according to
law.
J. c. DONNELLY,
Mayor City of Palatka,
Palatka. Fla, April 27, 1885.
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lie DAILY NEWS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

4 s.,3 lt interesting topics throughout
Vpt.IIf De especially grateful Tor
ems 81 interest 10 the public. News
~ shouid be Abbreviated when pfac--
m sftt after o'clock p no, addressed
HALATEA DAILY NEWS.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-05-03

Prince William, Of Prussia, is about to
publish an essay on the wars of Caesar in
their relation to modern strategy.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1885-05-03

atf KS N.. NAY 8, 1885.
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RI DAYS TRIAL

DR. DYES
ELECTRIC VOLTAIC BELT, and other ELECTRIC
APPLIANCE. We will send thirty days trial, TO
men, young or old, who are suffering from Nervous
Debility Lost Vitality and those diseases personal
nature resulting from abuses and other Speedy
relief and complete restoration health vgor and
manhood guaranteed. Send at once for illustra ted
pamphlet, free. Address VOLTAIC BELT CO., Mar
shall, Mich ia.Ill-eo
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AND OHIO RAILROAD

Schedule in effect SUNDAY. May 81, 1885. until
u. Leave asnington iroa Station. corner of New Jer-
For chicago 1000 and 1910 D. m. daily. The 1000
m Is Fast Limited Express TO Pittsburg and
next morning s-5 No extra fare IS Charged on us
train for fast time.
p M and lO:l0 ?. m. With through coaches and Pal
zee sleeping ,ss cars to ssoSe points without change
nd 81 Louis, arriving In Cincinnati next mornng az
80; 81 LOUIS go p N No extra fare is charged
For p1,'s6urg AZ 1000 a NJ, with Parlor Car and
with Sleeping Cars to Piltsburg.
SO and loS on wee. fcs s s 60
ram; $50 4so. 4lo $40 a:sa 100 1 s:!5 snd
q HS Ssa ssS 81. $40 sas e $40 sss
FOR points on the Shenandoah Valley Railroad. and
sr.5 train has Pullman sleeper. Washington 10
For Annapolis. GAO NJ. and 1910 and 43O y. IN
ob ,s sqTsy 80 1902 40 W NJ ~,
more : Gao. SO am. ialo p m. ESQ 4sa 90
and II pm. ON sundays, $50 an, anu 30 $50.
2a and FGi stations S al e @
Cay sa e asly 4a9 d4y s1csp
sIO a IN daily. on sunday stops al all stations for
daily eScept sunday for FredefcS. s:40 M. s: 40
pm, daily except SUNDAY. -,
ss1 lZS p m daily sHcegs sunday .,,,
except sinsiay an any 80, =, "a sti 90 an Iay'
Ds,ly eIcep, Sunday % Winehssier.
1l5 $50 pun
Sunday, lO:;S5 M, e:g5 pm ~-'
Prom Lexington $50 y. daily except Sunday
PROM Frederick and intermediate points s..,, a I'M
hnG e;l5 pm daily; except sunday
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at $40
$50 .sZO 800 S5to and 1890 O. M lo.I5 23O a 4
S2O. ,. $50, 500, and u % IA :on sundays f,sn
500. 300 and l 90 D. III - $3.50 '' WIZ
All trains from W Washington stop AZ R.l~v Station
except l:I.l. S:l5 and $40 pm
For further information apply At the baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Washington Station eI9and
1851 Psnnsy isanis avenue, corner of Eourtsanfh
street, where orders will be taken baggage to h..
Checked and Received Al any point In the civ
b DUNHAM. G. x L0RD
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Na"'e | o. ESQ
Name. O. I 2:5Ol


The following changes from yesterdays quota,
lions on the Washington Stock Exchange are
113s4 bid, L Ia asked; do. IS, 1891, cur Ii 81
bid. 119s4 asked. Water stocks, as, 1903, cur.
129l2 bid. 5O-year fund, 3-65s, 1924, cur
coin, lO3a. bid. 3O-year fund, IS, 1909, coin
123 bid, 126 asked. Met. r. r. stock, 99I,
bid, 100 asked. North Cap. and o ST., All, bid
4cla asked. Georgetown Gas, As asked. Fire.
mems ms, As asked. Nat Met. ms, so bid
National Union ms, 1919 bid, 20 asked
ton Brick Machine, IOG hid, 1O7la asked Citi
Zen's Nat Bank, 1O2 bid. Second Nat Bank
100 bid, 100 asked. Great Falls Ice, So bid. Reai
Penn. Tel Co., "a bid, ssh asked. Chesapeake
d Pot. Tel. Co., 20 bid, 7112 asked.
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THoMAs BOWLING, Auctloneer.

L iiC-h-Ao bo"IAiH AuCtiOueer
VAFUAbtE AJcff6S Y 6EA
On To ESDAY, SEPTEMBER FIFTEENTH e.s
ass 80, In front Of the premises shall commence
following described property: Subdivision of Lot o.
fronting So 1900 on the west side Of High street
between Grace street and the canal, improved by
tourstory Brick House containing about thirty rooms
f DE-, Eq f SFTER Sub. Lot 5 fronting
16 2iOO feet on the north side of Grace street.
House containing Jour rooms and kitchen, No SIS
Also. Sub 81 fronting Fl feet the north side of
grace 6 street. improved by two-story Brick House.
Also sub 81 fronting 81 so improved by two-sory
Also Sub r. frontis 5o9i feet l OF the the soush side
ofGrace street inprcxed by large frame house
Also, hree story and basement brick houses each
ABOUT n feet on h south side Of Grace
so sus 3e fronting on the south side
proved by enc 2-story frame house
Also Part Of same sub fronting 49, third tsd)
essa sss as nH IN three equal
payments sat at g. and IS months with notes bearing
erty sold or all cash a! the option of purchaser One
nndrea dollars deposit On each property at time of
cost. " ' y '''e N'' 'e'''"S o. pO' seats $
CHANChRY SALE OF FRAME HOUSE ON 1.
aSb siKrH sT r&ihs sd bGHTrHFWAhR,A-hAhF
, BY virtue of decree of the supreme Court of go
Eaa.y cause 80 e Wherein sa So caih ass
D,gg1s was plaintiff and Bridget Doherty and others
ofthe premises 'rI on MONDAY, FOURTEENTH DAY
OF SEpTEM BER AID 1885, at FIVE O'CLOCK p
NJ the following described real estate situate in the
city OF WASHINGTON, District Of Columbia to wit All
That certain piece parcel of land and premises
known and distinguished as the eastern eleven Il
feet and two ~ Inches front by the depth thereof Of
lot numbered thirteen (l3l, in square numbered five
hundred 600 together with the impI Ovements,&
Terms: One-half OF the purchase money to be in
cash, and the balance in twelve months the deferred
payments TO be secured by deed of trust the prop
deposit OF 500 at time of sale All conveyancing
&c, at the cost of the purchaser.
BAlNBRIDGE II. WEBB,
,,,.>< .,.<,- $780, 319 Az At NV, Trustee.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts au31dtE
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Merely . Local AnAir.

GARDING THE OHIO CYCLONE.
Lieut. Dunwoody, Of the signal Office, says the
tornado at Washington Court House, Ohio was
merely local affair. It had no connection
with any other high winds that have blown
in other localities, but was attendant upon q
severe storm crossing the country towards
the northeast over the lake regions These
tornadoes do not, he says, necessarily follow
rather the exception, bus they may be looked
for occasionally In the southeast quadrant OF
the storm circle. They differ from cyclones, in.
space. He does not think. they ere becoming
any more frequent, but that our facilities fol
hearing OF their occurrence IL better. 1t Is "a
but their character is that Of . compressed
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The Coast Surrey.


FRICTION BETWEEN ACTING SUPERINTENDENT
THORN AND TREASURY OFFICIALS.
There appears to be q little friction between
Mr.. Thorn, acting superintendent OF the coast
survey, and some of the Treasury officials Mr.
Thorn has recommended disappointment of Mr.
Parsons, disbursing agent in place of Mr.
Morgan, who was dismissed in pursuance of the
Chenoweth report. Mr.. Thorn also made some
other recommendations. First Auditor Cheno.
with is absent from the city, and has been for
several weeks. In his absence some of his
friends criticised Mr.. Thorn for making recon-
mendations while Chenoweth was away. Some
charges against Parsons have been fled with
the second controller, and it is said that Audi
tor ChenOweth, who is expected back next
Monday, will take hold of the matter
at once. Mr.. Thorn was one of the
committee who, with Chenoweth, investi-
gated the coast survey, and he joined in
the recommendation that the officials named
in that report be dismissed. Now, 1t is alleged
by officials, who maintain that the ChenoWeth
report ought to be maintained and carried out.
that Thorn has changed front, and is
ficials retained. high Treasury oficfal
dent and Secretary Manning were not going to
be in hurry in any action with regard to the
coast survey; that they intend to proceed very
deliberately and to slit every charge and
counter-charge to the bottom. After such com.
plete work, he said. the bureau would be or
gained upon the best possible footing
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SEWING MACHINES. &c.

VOU WILL SAVE TIME, MONEY AND An
L noyance by going TO AUERBACH'S Reliable Sew
Ing Machine Rooms cor. It'll and II sts. New Latest
Improved Machines of all the standard makes Make
your own selection. Sole Agency for the Silent New
American No. IA triumph Of mechanical genius.
most wonderful machine. Simple Silent, swift and
ior hve years with every machine We sell. Send for
testimonials from over 1900 Washington ladies. No
drnnmers. No two profits. Send for catalogue and
rented, repaired and warranted.
CAUERBACH. corner It'll and H streets,
Washington D. C.
Next door to Auerbach's Gents Furnishing and Hat
store. je6
T AIDES: BEFORE YOU PURCHASE A SEWING
Il Machine we would advise you to examine the
celebrated lightrunning and everlasting NEW
HOME SEWING MACHINE Always ready to
work. The range of work done on this machine can
not be surpassed. A Child can anage it,
Sold On easy mcuthly payrn ents and special dis
count for cash.
Be sure to try the NEW HOME before you buy
s OPPENHEIMER & BRO,
52S 9th street northwest
St. Cloud Building,
Sole Agents for New Home Sewing Machine
Good Machines for rent, by week month All
KINDS repaired. my16
SUPPOSE YOU LOOK IN AT Nick ENNEy'S
~ Reliable Sewing Machine House, APT 9th ST., and
see the New Automatic White. 1t is little Dasey.
New Machines of all kinds
Renting and Repairing mh12
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ID Ed.

BURROWS. On September 9th 1885, EMMA r
beloved wife OF Robert Burrows, aged thirty years
Funeral services will take place at 81 AIbausn
chapel, Tenleytown, ID. &, Friday September ~
al 4.3O O'Clock p. Friends and relssiveo 40 ne.
spectfu ily invited attend
Evans. On "Wednesday evening SeptemboP OH
1880. al six O'Clock. THOMAS III. EVANS.
Funeral tomorrow (FridayD a. four O'Clock n m .
rom calvary Baptist Church, corner kighth and II
streets northwest
FoLLIN: At 10 O'Clock p. m, Wednesday, sepeso-
Der 9th. 1885. MADISON }. FOLLIN formeriy Of
Msrrenton, Va. In the seventy -seventh year of hi
age
The funeral win take place from the resdencs q his
son j. M, Fon. l24O New Jersey avenue porthWe5l
Friday the llth instant, 1t O'Clock D. M Rslalivca
and frienaa ere invissd.
PENDEiA On " ednesday, September Q, 1885 n 8
A. Pendel
Funeral at halfpast four on Friday, the llth NON
ner parents residence. $50 street Her ffisnds ~
friends Of the family are invited.
Post and Republican please copyl
REYNOLDS On "Wednesday, September 10 lss6
after . long and painful illness. Ma KATE KEYs
NOLDS wife or Andrew h. Reynolds and daughter
OF Mary and the late Louis IsAAca, In the thirty
year Of her age
Notice of funeral hereafter
lhaitmore papers please copy.1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-09-10

The STRONG CASE CoMING UP AGAIN.-The
Court In General Term will, on Monday, be re-
convened and the case of Samuel Strong at.
the District 10 specially set for q hearing that
Gay, and 1t will likely occupy several days. II
now comes mp on the exceptions OF the District
70 the award Of the referees. Mr.. Strong on Oc-
tooer ., 1875, as contractor under the board
or public works, entered suit against the Dis
trict, claiming balance due him upon certain
works OF $155, 269.34. Three days later he en-
tered q second suit for additional work. In
which he claimed $3.50, 1858. Both suits
were subsequently consolidated and tried as
one. The Arst trial was had in October 1879
and resulted In a verdict for q 33, DOL 81 which
Judgment was reversed in the General Term in
February, 1879, and the tcause remanded
A second trial was entered upon in December.
1879, and on February 10, $780, under the
rulings OF the court q verdict for the District
was given. Again the case went 70 the General
Term and met with q reversal Of tudgment,and
by stipulation between counsel on May 25
1883, u was referred to VIM. Penn Clarke. Hal
bert Z Paine and Edward Clark Is referees
who. on November 20. 1854, submitted o re-
port with allowances amounting 70 3230.
270:86s LEES credit OF $3,471.6s; leaving bal
ance due Strong, Nov. is, 1854, S234, 76e.xa
The motion to come before the court q made
In behalf Of the District On exceptions TO this
report. Me0rA Matt II. CAEpenter, Enoch Tot
ten, 6 Garfield, Robert Chrfsty and o. ID. Bar
reH have appeared for Strong. and BENZ. r.
Butler VIM. "A. Cook and Prank T. Browning
now appear for him. For the District there
have been = L etantOn, VIM. Birney, A. q.
Raddle end ErAnob Miller, the lase two now in
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10000 PIECES OF DOMESTICS OF EVERY
WELL-KNOWN BRAND.
Androscroggin, yard wide, &c
Fruit of the Loom, yard wide, TIC.
Lonsdale, yard wide, 71ac
Dwight Anchor. yard wide S1bc.
Wamsutta, yard wide, 94c.
Pride of the West, yard wide lie
LOnsdale Cambria, yard wide, 1Oc.
Extra fine Brown Cotton, 4c; full yard wide, SC
worth SC.
from 9-S to 124, at half price We bought these
Remnants direct from the Wamsu;ta Mills. Every
piece perfect; no better Sheeting made.
CANTON FLANNELS
Good Canton Flannel at Sc; worthS
Better Canton Flannel at &c: worth g.
Excellent Canton Flannel at Sc; worth 121a
Heaviest Canton Flannelat loo; worth Is
500 yar,s beautiful Batise finest quality made 40
inches wide. ZIP cents.
5000 yard fine White India Lawn Sc
Best Dress makers Cambria all colors SC
Best Selisa, &c.
Best Drilling for Lining &C.
Ladies' Striped Skirts, ready made 2Oc.
Lawns, &C.
5000 Remnants of Dress Goods suitable for
Turkey Red Table Cloth 33c: Dotted Swjsses re1.
ular made, 1EAxc
BLANKETS! BLANKETS,
while the sale is going We will sell at from ST to
$3 pair less than we replace them 800 pairs of
the celebrated German Blankets at 1925 q pair;
worth S3.75.
1s-inches- wide Cotton Diaper best make, 10 yards
to the piece, 50 cents per piece
Odds and ends in Towels and Napkins very chean
500 dozen Glass Doyles 33c per dozen,
100 dozen Turkish Towels, lSc.: worth 37lh
Am-w09i "a Cloths in all the new fall shades, 80
cents. This Is a most desirable article.
English Cheviot, & cents q yard cost to import Is
cents. ~
Finest Irish Linen, 40 cents
Plaid Muslin. 12lsc: worth Csc
Simpsons best Mourning Prints in Main black 1rav
and black and black and white 4lac
1000 pieces satteen Prints beautiful small patterns
cents.
Nottingham Curtains. by the pair or yard. at Just
so pieces Curtain Scrm As inches wide with colored
200 pieces fine and beautiful satteens very scarce
IL Genus we nave them in light and dark ground.
42-inch Colored Wool Cashmere, lOc
800 pieces Brocaded Dress Goods in solid colors a.
10000 yards 12lac. Ginghams; your choice for S
800 Bed Spreads at e5 cents; worth 81.
Marseitles Spreads reduced from 81 to $226
1000 yards Crash lS inches wide &c
40 pieces Bed Ticking, from cents Der yard up: NJ
less than cost to manufacture.
This sale viii only last a short time. a. the
carpenters will soon be out, and we shall then
open this beautiful lighted room with Dress
Goods Silks and velvets
DO NOT FAIL TO CALL AT ONCE
LANSBURGH 4 BRO.
AL go. 422. 424. AND 42e SEVENTH sTREEE
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