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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1885-10-07
Terms Of SaasGriptioas
MISCELLANEOUS,
GRAZING RANGES.
LAND DEPARTMENT
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.

JUiy OF, iSS.
Hereafter land belonging to the & F. r. r
Go. in Nevada will be sold only in grazing
ranges. The grant has been dNidedinto RANGES
as set forth below. Ranges will be sold o.
LEASED to stock men easy terms. Attention
nj stock men in Texas and Wyoming is res ect-
terms upon which they may be secured
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Apply to, or address.
WiLLIAM II. MILLS,
Lend Agent C. p. K. X. Co., Corner Fourth and
Townsend streets, san Francisco, Cal.
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FareiEach Way,..........,

at.E .4.....g .It #.Hs.#. -.
Passengers will be called for and de-
livered to any part OF this city; parccls
and freight to and from the Lake viii
be delivered with desired promp:itnde'
This line justly boasts OF the mof.
modern rolling stock, the best OF hor e3
and most expertyand careful drivers OF
any stage.line Ron..the Coast. Ja
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f)FFICE-Second Street o,.p the so~-"eT"
front OF the state t,TttOi.
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t9....-............ ...............4l AZ, 43. A
IEJ 600 aCre>.
No. u, Rec '-iv. = Rare. n az q canlr
an Bat l. Mountain within the ar,cS am ell
h it w ter: H'Jnh"ldt ana Reese Hrn}S
stock ami Trout Creeks and numerous ltrinE+'
Townships North Fan es ilast
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Galveston MunicipaI Matters.


GALVESTON, Juno 10. - The regular
monthly meeting of the board of alder
men was held this evening. A large
amount of routine business was rapidly
| transacted, st the conclusion OF which
Mayor Fulton, who presided, stated he
would proceed with nominations fol
city officers.
lie then nominated Foster Rose to be
City Attorney, but the board failed to
confirm the nomination, tho vote result
| ing to 5.
| For city collector the Mayor then nom
mated Q. 5. Otto, who was also defeat
ed ifor confirmation by vote s to 2.
The next nomination was Captain
John Chubb, for harbor master, who was
defeated by vote of s to2.
w. N. Stowe was then nominated fol
city treasurer, but suffered defeat by
failure Of confirmation on vote of
to5.
For fire warden, James + Burks was
nominated only to be defeated by vote
OF to3.
For city sexton, M. Cahill failed OF
confirmation by vote of 5 to 5.
For city engineer Il. Nj. Hartrick was
nominated and defeated by vote OF
8 6.
For recorder s. T. Fontaine was con
hr 70 cd by vote OF 3 10 z.
For auditor +. L. Lestrange received
10 votes and was, therefore, unani
mously elected.
For assessor, j. S. Vedder also re-
ceived unanimous vote OF confirms
ton.
1t will thus be seen that out
of 10 unimportant nominations by
the mayor for city offices,
only three were fayorably acted
upon by the board. That boiy may
now be said to be divided
into two factions, whose chief
issues are Fulton and anti-Ful'
ton. The character of the mayors
nominees are not questioned and it Is
difficult to ascertain the true reason OF
the stubborn resistance of over one-halt
the board of alderman to. the eDGltlye
branch of the city govern
ment. II you consult polioQans
to ascertain the cause of this unR4iu.
nate breach, each one will give you Off.
terent, and in most cases trivial reasons
To man up tree 1T looks as
though some of the aldermen
were determined that the major should
quietly parcel out the offices before
hand and then his nomination will &c
through. These events do not unruftle
his honor, who is still the head OF the
executive government of the city OF
Galveston.
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SPORTING.
Races and Pool-selIIne at Brighton.

NEW YORK, June .l5.-The betting
men and pool-selling had full sway at
Brighton Beach to-day. The news
soon reached the city and before the
fourth race of the day was finished
$500 people had gathered at the track,
althoug gh not more than 500 were pl esent
at the opening OF sport.
First Race-Maiden, all ages, " mile:
Lucy Lewis won easily by four lengths
Bryton, second; Tusmeric, third; time
1:l7N.
Second Race: Selling allowance, one
mile; Dizzy Blonde won by half q
length; Disturbance second; Frank x.
third. Time-1.43k.
Third Race: Selling allowance, one
mile. The finish was very exciting.
There was not length between the
heads of the first and the fourth horses.
Keohba won by neck; Mixes Pride
second, Emma Manly, third, Joe
shelby fourth. Time-1.44H.
Fourth Race-Brooklyn Eagle stakes,
for 4.year-olds, N mile: Royal Arch
won by two lengths; Palenurus second,
jennings third. Time: 2;l3.
Fifth Race-Au ages, " mile: Islette
won by half length; Fattler second,
Barkley third. Time; 1854.
Sixth Race-Light welter weights, ~
mile, over five hurdles: Buckra won
by half length; Fred b second, Ecua-
dor third. Time: 2:2l.
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The Mexican Band at st. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, June 15.-The Mexican
military band, ~ instruments, from the
Worlds Fair and Exposition at New
Orleans, arrived here on the steamer
City of Natchez last night. They re-
mained on the steamer all night and
were formally received and escorted to
the Lindel Hotel this morning by tn q
United States arsenal band, q company
of mounted police and the Treadway
Rifles The band will give three gran d
concerts here in the great nave of the
Exposition building tonight and to,
morrow afternoon and night, during &
which they will render some of their
choicest music.
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willing to ao 20 Prison.

PHILADELPHIA, Juno l6,-Joseph Cot
finger, the former secretary and treas
urer of the Central Telegraph Company,
who is charged with Illegally issulng
certificates Of stock OF that cor
poration, and who was arrest
cd at Bushkill, Now York,
ON Saturday, was brought here this
afternoon. He was taken % tho oilice
of the company and there confessed his
guilt 10 the directors, and stated that he
did not ask for mercy. CottiI ger
was then taken before a
magistrate, where testimony was
presented showing that thore had been
an over issue Of 3,0S5 shares OF stock, the
par value OF which over Issue Ia Sl5i,
$50. When asked by the magistrate
X he had counsel, Cottinger replied that
no had not, aud did not want any. The
magistrate then committed him in $780,
900 bail to answer at tho next term OF
court. This amount OF security could
not be furnished and Cottinger was sent
| 10 lail.
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Kemp

KEMP, June 15.-[Special. .]-Local OPP
tion carried in Precinct No. by IL ma
jority. The election passed off quietly
no drunkenness, and every one seemed
to be in good humor.
Now is the busiest time with the farm
ers they have experienced this season
cotton needing their attention and
small grain also.
The negro who murdered another
few days since, west of here on the
branch of the Central Railroad, was
captured Friday night last, by Sheriff
Wilson, south of Kaufman. An inge.
nious trap was set by the sheriff aud he
was taken in without any trouble. II
is universally believed that, he will
while asleep and confesses the fact. He
states tn at he does not know what ever
caused him to do such an act.
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WAXAHAoHIE, June l5.-lSpecial.l J.
Quite commotion was caused upon
the square at o'clock this evening by a
runaway team. Mr.. Henderson, living
south of Waxahachie eight miles, had
Just assisted two young ladies into
the wagon, preparatory to starting
home, when the team became
frightened and started on run. One
of the young ladies, Miss Henderson,
was thrown from the wagon and consld.
srab,y bruised and stunned, though not
seriously hurt. The other lady seized
the reins and swung on until the team
was stopped.
Hon. G. r. Gibson and family have
moved to Austin and will make that
place their future home.
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MARSHALL
Hebrew Ma,dens Confirmed at the Syn
agoguc.

Hebrew Ma,dens Conilrmed at the SYM
agogue.
MARSHALL, June l5.-lSpecial. I'm
as much AZ no important religious or
secular event can possibly transpire
without the presence OF HERALD rep
resentative your correspondent was
kindly offered seat in The synagogue
yesterday 10 witness the ceremony OF
comforting confirmation in accordance
with the Jewish faith. Mr.. Henry
Marks, superintendent OF the Sunday
school, In the absence of a regularly orr
d.ined rabbi, was master OF ceremonies.
The candidates for confirmation were
Miss Susie Grossman, Hornie Holland,
Bessie and Bertha Dopplemeyer. They
were handsomely arrayed in spotless
white, each bearing handsome
bouquet OF flowers, which at
the proper time were laid
upon the altar, and with them each
offered up u iervent prayer that God
would guard and protect them in the
faith OF their fathers. This feature OF
tho ceremony was touchingly beautiful.
The HERALD correspondent was great
ly pleased and edited at these beautiful
an. impressive ceremonies, as, indeed,
were all who had the happiness to wit
ness them. Mr.. Marks deserves well Oh
his people for his labors In their behalf.
The other members OF tho faculty are
Miss Gertie Grossman, fret assistant
and Mr.. s. d. Forgotson, second assist
ant. They have % children In attend
ancs in their Sunday school.
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CROPS.
Grayson County.

SHERMAS, June i5.-lSpecial.l- j
Farmers are in town in full numbers
anxiously inquiring what the oat mar
ket will open at. Wheat is now being
cut; oats will be ready Tor the reaper
next week and ready for market about
the first week in July. The worm that
has been p'ayiRg such havoc with COT
ton has ceased his depredations. A
farmer on Choctaw Creek tried novel,
but successful experimeot 10 rid him
self OF the pest. he used brush siml.
lar TO the ones used tor brushing small
grain and brushed his cotton. IL des
troyed the web in which the worm was
encased, and being thus prematurely
taken from its nes, proved disastrous 10
the invader.
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tho little white bOOtblaok On the head
with al irOa car pin for refusing g.
black hts boots, was held for aggravated
assault and hned S25, A oOnilirt Oi au.
thOrity between the county and CITY
government arose. over the y pIssassiOu
oi the prisoner. The city hnod GrlssOn
for n smaller Offense aud was working
him on the streets, aud when Judge
into court Mayor Is. ID. Martin refused
10 lot the negro leave his work. Judge
Sheriff. ordered Sheriff Hale To sum.
mons posse OF men II necessary and
bring tho prisoner INTO court, when he
forthwith appeared,
Mayor Martins trial for malfesanoe
In office, was postponed till Thursday
on account OF the Mayor being sick.
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biography, reading, writing, arithmetic,
geography, Engliah grammar English
composition and history OF The United
states, In all Of which q fair degree OF
proficiency must be demonstrated In
order "a warrant an appointment. No
one whose scholarship fallsi below per
cent should DO recommended. No stu
dent will be- received into the Institute
who, upon examination by the faculty,
shall be found materially deficient in Q
knowledge OF the branches In which
students are reqaiiod 10 be examined.
state students viii receive tuition and
books free, but each State
student will DO required TO pay
t5 Der month on board,
The State paying the balance. All stu-
dents are required 10 pay an incidental
fee OF $3.50 %, the beginning of eao b
term OF 10 weeks. All appOintess fall
ing 20 report within 80 days afier the
opening of tho session OF the institute
will forfeit their appointments.
Colonel Swain returned last night.
There IN nothing new relative 10 the
capitol contract. Colonel Swain and
Mr.. Walsh still favor letting the
contractors get the stone where they
please, 80 that IL comes up 10 the re-
quirements. They hold that IL Is some
thing the bond has nothing 70 do with.
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CoRsIcANNA, June l5.-[Specal.l IA.
social and hop is given to night by the
w. A. w. Club in honor of Mrs. Clara
Benitz, who leaves here in few days
for her home in South America. hrs.
Benitz has been visiting her brother,
Captain G. II. Allyn, for some months
past in our city.
A grand jollifcation and barbecue
will be given by the colored citizens NJ
the fair grounds next Friday in oon-
memoration of emancipation. Be ides
colored speakers, orations wi be
given by the mayor and other piomi-
nent citizens.
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Ge man Veterans.

ST. LOUIS, June 49, The second al
nual convention of the German Voter
ans met at the hall of the German
club to-day. President Carl Winchior,
of Chicago, presided, and Sol Seller, oi
Milwaukee, acted as secretary. lrbe
presidents annual report showed
an increase in membership q
600 since the previous meeting @nd
the treasurer's report indicated a good
financial condition.
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Jefferson,

JEFFERSON, June 15.-[Special. I-'h5
the Baptist Church tomorrow nibai
Mrs. Saxon, of Tennessee, will deliver
an address on temperance.
The sheriff, on the 20th instap Z, WI
sell the stock of hardware and fun allure
OF w. p. Tomans.
Saturday. The jury trial docket was
completed last Saturday. The motion
and non.jury trial docket will be taken
up this week.
Miss Ella M. Mccoy, of Clarksville. is
visiting her former schoolmstes end
friends, Misses Clara and Finn,a
Zachry.
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WASHINGTON, June l5,--Postmasters
at Fredericksburg, Virginia; Dscorah,
Iowa; Mansan, Wisconsin; Peoris, Illi-
nois; Charlotte and Salisbury, North
Caroliua; Co oncord, New Hampshire, and
Dallas, Texas, have been suspended for
"offsnsive partisanship" upon proof.
The postmaster at Nyack, New York
with a knowledge of fraud perpetrated
uaoer the government while he yas as
eistant postmaster,
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CoRsIcANA, June l5.-tSpecial.l - A
clue has at last boen found 10 the muir
derer of the negro, Henry Matthews,
who was shot by unknown parties about
two months ago. The grand Jury, On
the testimony of colored woman, OF
whom the criminal mad made a conf
dant, arrested and put in Jail another
negro, named Scott Davis, who will be
tried Tor the killing At the next term oi
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San Antou,o,s Good Fortune.

SAN ANTONIO, June 15.- lSpeoisl.l-
Colonel Lee, of this post, has received .
telegram from Washington, stating
that $4,000 of the army appropriation
will be devoted to the construction OF
l2-company barracks at this place and
$4,000 will be used in constructing .
hospital for invalid soldiers. Work
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PHILADELPHIA, June l5.-In the case
of John Cooper, charged with embez-
Element while treasurer of the Decatur
was entered by the defendant to-day
and he was sentenced to IN imprison-
ment OF five years in the penitentlacy.
His speculations had been going on for
five years, and an examination OF ac'
counts showed him $500 short.
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New York, June l5.-The train on
which Gsneral Grant will leave the city
starts from Forty-second street at $50
6. m. tomorrow. The gem
oral will DO driven in his
carriage to Forty fifth street, where hs
win enter the private car used by the
late President Rutter and which will be
placed next to locomotive so that smoke
and dust will be avoided. DIR. Douglas
will accompany the General.
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LoNavIEw, June 15.-lSpecial. Con.
gressman Jones was here Saturday and
besieged by the small army OF post.
master candidates. He finally recon-
mended County Judge j. f
Kilgore, brother to State Sen
ator 7. b. Kilgore. Judge Rilgore is an
invalid, using a rolling chair, and has
better choice could be made, aside from
his gentlemanly qualities and qualiica
fiQna.
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Base Bali.
THE FIRE RECORD.
The Goa, Mine still Burns

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, June l5.-The.fire
in the Dorance shaft'of the Lehigh VAL
lev Coal Company is still burning this
morning. In the main gangway the
water is several feet deep, 1t was being
dipped up in pals by hundreds OF work
men last night and thrown upon the
banning wood work. The coal
is now on fire, and the only means to
extinguish it will be TO flood the mine.
All the men who were working in the
Dit were withdrawn this morning and
orders were issued that no one should
descend the shaft until further notice.
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County seat Election.

MIDLAND, June l5.[Special.l AT the
election to day for the organization OF
Midland County there were not over l2o
votes polled. There was no opposition
to Midland for the county seat to speak
of, and the tiInid people who have been
waiting for this question. TO be settled
can now come and go ahead with I'M
provements, as there is nothing more TO
be considered against the progress OF
. i,
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yillainy at Sam Antonio.

SAN ANTONIO, June 15.-[Special.l-A
lady named Mrs. Welburn, who resides
in thickly settled portion OF the city
was chloroformed and robbed on Sun
day morning by a man, name unknown
who also attempted to outrage her per-
son, but was frightened away on the ar
rival of neiohbors to her assistance
She is in very critical condition, and
may not recover.
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KERENs, June 10 - [Special.l - Near
Kerens prominent negro, by the name
of Sam Ramsey, was shot and killed,
last night, at negro church eight miles
south of this place. Particulars have
not vet been learned. Justice B. E.
Melear is on his way to the scene with a
Jury OF inquest to Investigate.
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MCKINNEY, June l5.-lSpecial.l r.
I'll. Martin made an assault to rape on
Mrs. j. e. Jones near Nevada, in tho
southeat past of Collin County, late Sat
urdsy evening. Mr.. Jones came upon
the scene in time to fire several shots
at Martin. Officers are in pursuit.
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THE CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
A Tragedy that Surprised the
Weatherford People.
James II. Milliken Shoots james
Lee 10 Death.
Details OF Maxwell's Arrest are
Deceived from Auckland.
lie had Big Invoice OF Preller's
Effects With Him.
The Authorities Conclude to Hold ON 10
Him tin American Onieers Arrive.
seven Cinnamon Indicted for
Murder In st, Louis.
lie had a Big Invoice OF Preller'
Effects With Him.
THE DAYS RECORD OF GRIMES,
AKil,,nr nj weatherford

WEArHERFoRD, June l5.--.Speoial. J.
This morning about $50 o'clock num-
Der OF citizens wers aroused by six sue
cessive pistol shots, and the crowd ran
TO the lumber Office Of Elliot IL Roe,
when II became known that James II.
Millikin mad shot James Lee, killing
him almost instantly. Justice John w.
SquireS was notified, who at once sum-
moned jury of inquest, who brought
in the following verdict:
ave, the undersigned jurors, sum-
moned as a coroner's jury, this, the 10Th
day OF June, 1885, find that James Lee
came TO his death by bullets fired from
a pistol 10 tho hands of j. II. Millikin,
at Elliot & Roe's office, in the city OF
Weatherford, Parker County, State OF
Texas, about 8 a, III. on the 18th day of
June, 1885.
q. NJ. BOWIE,
W. w. DAVIS,
j. ID. MITCHELL,
w. NJ. Finn,
Il. o. ENGsTRUM,
ISAAC BLACK"
The examining trial was set for
Thursday, the 18th instant. Millikin
gave himself up. Immediately aftor the
shooting, and is now in the hands Of the
sheriff.
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SHERMAN, June 15.-[Special.l Last
night the residence Of Mrs. N. A. Shobe,
on North Walnut street, was destroyed
Nv fire. Insurance for $1,000 on house
and furniture. Some few articles OF
furniture were saved.
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MOBILE, June 15.-A special to the
Register from Macon, Mississippi. says
that fire this morning destroyed the
stores OF r. M. Marx, j. Holberg, Charles
Hardin, John B. Rogan and ]. Frazier.
-Four other buildings were badly dam.
aged. The loss Is about $4,000; insured
for halt that amount.
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Crime Notes.

CoRsIoANA, June 10. : [Special.l In
the case of G.. w. Crawford VS.. X. It.
Dun & Co. service was quashed and the
cause continued.
Complaint was hled to-day by negro
man against Matt 3. Finch, Jr., for
horsewhipping him at Chatfield.
/ The residence OF Captain j. d. CLARK
was entered by thieves last night, who
distracted from his clothes gold
watch. No clue TO the parties.
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Ch,usmen indicted for Murder,

ST. LOUIS, June 15.-'rhe special grand
jury impsneled for the case to-day re-
turned indictments charging murder In
the first degree against the seven China,
mon now in jail accused OF murd ertne
Lou johnson, the Chinese interpreter
who was stabbed to death on the lst IN
stant as the result of a Chinese con
apiraCV.
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The Sunday Law Enforced at Colorado
Cfty.

COLORADO CITY, June 15.-[Special.l-
The great tidal wave of morality now
passing over the country has struck
Colorado City, and, for the first time in
its history, the saloons were closed from
Saturday night at II o'clock until last
night at u O'Clock. The Sunday law
was rigidly enforced yesterday. The
enforcement seems to have the support
of majority of The people.
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WELLBoRN, June l5.-Special. l-Some
of the Brszos bottom farmers have re-
planted their cottoH crops and are feel
lug some better than they were a week
or so ago. Tho upl4nd crops would
now be much benefited by rain.
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GREENvILLE, Juno i5.-lSpeciall =
Farmers report damage by the careless
worm TO cotton in this county rs exag-
gersted. Seasonable rains have fallen
lately and the crops are looking fine.
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MEXIA, Juno l5,-ISpocial.l Farmers
report cotton good deal injured by the
careless worm, and rain badly needed.
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burglary At Palestine.

PALEsTINE, June 15.-[Special.l l-Last
night, between and 10 O'Clock, burg
lar entered the international q Great
Northern ticket office by means Of .
skeleton key, aud batsefing the conf.
bination with monkey wrench, opetleS
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Insane.
WosrH

goRr WosTH, June i5s-LSpecisl. l.
asura Heath and Nary yardeli wers
ordered sent 70 the insane asYlum es
County Court.
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Choice Wash Fabrics! !!

PBN2D sATEENS elegant line Of Patterns on light grounds at
i51 per ylr', worth 25c
We g6 us received lot DOTTED and IGGRED EMBROD
SWISS worth from 4O 50c yard The lot though
cheap larger than for We run Oft the surplus by Of
iariUg then at 25c and 35 yard for few days
EBSDERED CHAMBRAY SUITS Is yards Of MATERIAL yards En-
b good servcabe aud stylish material at following prices Those
that were 81 will be $5 those that were So will be S6
Our aO line of PRINTED FRRNCH OaGANDES will be offered al
a5c. par yard
Our Of White Natook Linen Lawns Victoria Lawns India Lin
awn Soft White Checks and all other classes Of Plain White
and Printed Goods very complete and prices cannot be
Iequated