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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-03-12
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
THURSDAY. MARCH ~, 1855.
Marine Dots.

The Messenger has secured the express
business for the Sault route,
We are informed thatN the Peark will
run on the Cleveland route the coming
season.
It is said that the next popular clerk
that will grace the steamer Messenger
will be G. r. Smith, the owner
We hear that s. B. Crummond is con-
sidering the advisability Of putting the
Atlantic ON tho Sault route. Next
BY notice elsewhere it will be seen
that it is settled that the Minnie M. will
run between this port and Saalt Ste.
Mario.
1t is reported that the popular clerks
Of the GrammOnd line. C. A. Mcintosh
and John POrteous, will not sail in that
line this year.
The Saginaw Valley, which run last
season between Bay City and Chicago,
touching at this port, will DO put on tho
route between Green Bay and Buffalo.
Tho arrangement to put the steamer
John A. Dix ON the Sault Ste. Marie
route has been abandoned. She will run
the same as last year, from Chicago to
Benton Harbor.
The first boat through the straits last
year was the barge Mary Mills. She
passed up April 23d, bound for Manis-
tiqus. The d. G. Whitney was the first
beat dswn (April 27th) from Chicago.
A letter has been received from the
owner Of the steamer r. j. Gordon, now
laid up at st. Ignacs, stating that if
he does not sell her she will be put ON
the Cheboygan and Sault Ste. Marie
route on the opening Of navigation.
1t is a generally expressed opinion
among the mariners that Saginaw river
will open about April Is to 30. The OPP
ening of tho straits. the key to the nayi-
gatisn OF the great lakes, will be looked
for about April 25. Bay CITY Tribune.
The light house board give nstice that.
on and after the opening OF navigation
the light on the outer end of the south
pier at the entrance to the harbOr of Du-
lath. Mimi, will be changed from fixed
red to flashing light, giving, alternate
~, red and white flash at intervals
Of 10 seconds.
We are pleased to learn that the own
or has definitely decided to put the pro-
psllsr Messenger on the Chsboygan and
Sault Ste. Marie route upon the opening
Of navigation. The boat is being put In
hrst-class shape and will got her share
OF the BUSINESS. Our people should re-
member taat the Messenger is owned in
Chsboygan and il any preferences are to
be shown. her claims for their patronage
should be carefully considered.
We think the st. Ignace Republican
little hasty in making such a sweeping
condemnation Of the boats that have
heretofore piled on the Chsboygan and
Sault Ste. Marie route. The aceommo-
datiens have been all that the route dc.
mandsi AMI for at least one-haIf of the
season far in excess. The route il eer-
tainly a paying one during the tourists
season, July and August, but for the
other three or feur months 1t 10 thin
picking and We dent believe has proved
a bonanza for the proprietors of the pres
ent lines.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-03-12
Unclaimed Letter List.

Unclaimed Letter List.
Postoffice at CHEBoYGAN. MICHIGAN.
The following is list Of letters re-
naming in the ChebOygan pOstOffice, IN
called for March Z Persons. calling for
these letters will please say that they
are advertised.
Martin Anderson, Jerry Buckley, Alfred Cam
eron, James Doyle.
GEO. p. HUMPHREY. P. NJ,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-03-12
LIME

Two cars fresh burned PetOskey lime
jast received at McArthur's dock. 1t is
conceded by all master masOns that this
lime is stronger and Will go further
than any lime in this market.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1885-03-12

Commercial job printing specially
at the TRIBUNE job Office.
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To Farmers.

Land Plaster by the ton, bbl or bag at
w. & A. MeArthur's dock
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-04
Dress Goods Stock

To say that VIC are unmOlestod in this
department would DO q misrepresenta.
ton. Our stock j. IN better shape than
II has been for years; noverthe' ess, we
eau always lind something TO offer TO
our customers that will attract their
attention as 10 cheapness and desira-
bility and especially at this season OF
theyear. We have, therefore, selected
the following named goods, which
when examined will be found the
cheapest goods ever offered in that
limo. The lots are not largo; therefore,
como or write early for them.
one lot Dsbeigos, ~ inches wido, at
$40.
A lot of Albatrose Cloth, In different
colors, a. inches wide, excellent quail
ity, AZ soc,
A lot Of Wool Grenadines, in now
shades, excellent quality, u inches
wide, at Csc; marked down from 81.
A lot OF Worsted Plaids, handsome
styles, at Doc; reduced from 3Oc-actu.
ally worth 45c,
A lot of Black and Colored Nuns
Yelling, good quality, 30 incheB wide,
for 35c lor This week only.
A lot OF Black all-WOol Bunting at
loo, cannot ho duplicated elsewhere for
less than 25c
A lot OF Light Shades of Albatrose
Cloth reduced from zoo to l2iGc.
Plaid Dress Goods nc Toe.
Black Albatrnso az ~ c.
A lot OF Striped Dress Goods at 100.
a lot Of L,ca Work Dress Goods at
l0ci worth double.
A lot Of Gray Suitings At 5Isc-Wssh
Goods.
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"Ginghalls.'

A lot of fine quality Ginghams at Sc;
the best value ever offered.
A lot of Checked and Striped Cling.
hams atGc; sold all Though the season
for l0c.
A large lot OF stylish Plaid Cling
hams, at &c; were never sold for less
than loo.
A largo lot of Colored Glnghams in
Pink, Blue and Ecrue, at sc; former
price l0C.
A lot Of Blue Striped Ginghams at
Sc; former price l2lSC.
A lot of Checked and Striped Seer
sucker at l0c; cannot be had again. for
the price.
A largo lot of Striped, Checked and
Embroidered Glnghsms ut l5c; woll
worth p and SOC.
5000 yards OF Pink Chnmbray IN
remnants, from one TO five yards
lengths, at Sc; regular price 1880.
A lot OF very fine Cheviot shifting
81 loo, at which they are bargain.
800 pieces of Cotton PlaidH, bsst
siardard quality, at 6Hc; former price
SlGc.
Same quality in rs yards wide, 100.
These goods when cold out will not
no replaced. A lot OF Cassimeres In
Dark, Light Weight, at BIC; worth
double.
A large quantity of goods in tho
Cloth Department have been reducs d..
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-04

IN Ladies and Children S Hose w0
have arranged q number of special bar
gains for this week. Notice Tho fol-
lowing reductions:
We offer s. lot OF Ladies' Black Lisle
Thread Hose ct SIC; reduced from Csc.
One lot OF Ladies' Lisle Hose AZ 75c;
reduced from 81,
one lot OF Ladies' Black Hose at e5c;
reduced from ST.
Ono lot Of Ladies' Black Spoon SILK
Hose at sos; worth SIPS.
Ono lot Of Ladies' Lisle Hose in Car
dinal and Garnet ~ SOC; formerly S5c.
One lot OF Ladies' COlOred British
Hose at SOC; formerly 75c.
one lot Of Ladies' Colored Cotton
Hose, ullregular made, in al shades,
~ 33C; worth SOC,
One lot OF Ladies' Colored Hose, full
regular made, at 2jc; worth 3jc.
One lot OF Plain and Ribbed Chill
dren's Lisle Hose, sizes 6l6 and 6, at
S5e; worth l5o. Sizes 6h ana :, at doe;
worth 55c. es559l,3 sst.
Ono lot Of Children's Back Cotton
Hose, regular made, sizes 5 and 81, at
loo; worth Zoe. Sizes 6 aud Gl2, al 20c;
worth SOC. Sizes Z and ~, at sc; worth
900. Sizes S and So, at soc; worth 45c.
One lot of Children's ColOred Hose.
in navy blue, seal brown, cardinal and
garnet, sizes 4, AZ and 5, az 25c; for
merlV 35c. Sizes 81 and 6, az SOC; for
cry 45c. Sizes 81 and :, ut SOC; for
morly SOC. Size ~, at i0c; formerly
55c. Size :, at i5c; formerly Coz. Size
81, at soc; formerly Gjc,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-04

DEPARTMENT.

Is also in the ring. In this line Of
goods there is but lttle margin o
mark down. Nor tx thore such a thing
as being ovorstocked, nevertheless de-
termined to give our trade the full
benefit OF this Great Bargain Sale we
have placed in the sale lot o! goods
at prices at which they will moye, no
doubt very rapidly, and those who fail
to avail themselves OF this great op-
portunity will have cause 10 regret IT,.
One lot OF Prints at &c.
one lot of Robe Prints at &c.
a lot Of Sea Island Brown Domes-
tic, 4 wide, gt &c.
A lot of Sea leland Heavy Quilt LIN.
ing ut 4l6c; we'll worth g..
D bales OF heavy IA Brown Sheet
ing at 5Ac.
a heavier quality best Sheoungs ut
GHc; worth So.
Bleacbed Domestic, 4 4, equal TO
Wemsutta, at 81; fully worth i0c.
One lot of good heavy quality at
INC; alter being sold out cannot be ro-
placed for less than 9lSc.
A lot Of "A Cambria, equal to Lonsd
dale, at l0c.
We will offer for this week only one
lot Of Cambria remnants in 20 yards
length at loo yard; worth l3I1c.
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Garnet Department.

We have said so much end alluded
to the bargains wo had TO offer
throughout the season that we deem IL
unnecessary to Say more. However,
when we devote 30 much space To the
pap0r IA we do this issue We can not
leave out the pet department o. our es-
adjustment, and when we give such
great bargains all over the house we
surely oller bargains likewise IN the
Carpet Line. The prices quoted and
which we again quoio remain the
same until the entire lot of Odds and
Ends are closed and until tho new
goods come in. To make thom cheap.
or than we have done for the past
month could DO Impossible, as ia
many instances the goods are marked
below cost. When we offer you Tapes.
try Carpets at Coo and 65c il 20 below
present cost.
When we offer you Body Brussels
az 81 and 81 % we are getting about 0Oc
on the dollar.
When we offer you Moquets at $l,25
we are selling them 20 you at 20
and 20 per cent. por yard below New
York cost,
Whom we offer you 3.ply Carpets at
500 and Soc 10 means n loss to us.
When we oilor you Extra Supers at
Goo and Csc we can assure you That in
ono month you would gladly buy the
Same goods for 7jo.
When wo offer you Straw Mnttings
at tho present marked prlcos We are
confident you cannot do as well else
whore as The quantity on hand now
IL very small, We advise those I'm
want yet to call early and not miss the
good opportunity.
Ia Loc0 Curtains our success has
been surprisingly Immense. The
quantity wo have sold reached far be-
You'd what we could expect to soil.
Such can only be done by giving tho
people tho best value. Our prices
have always been the lowest as Rdvor.
tsod, we have recently received an
oth0r large lot bought at n largo auc-
ton sale at an immonso low price, and
our prices on them arc in accordance.
A largo lot OF Shades TO beclosed ut
sacrificing price.
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Special Low PriGas on Black
Silks.

One lot at zoe; actually worth 90c. q.
One LOT st$l; when sold out cannot
again b0 bought at less than 81 2j.
A much superior quality re $l2j; Of
ter this sale win not DO sold for less
than 81 go
At Sl,55 we will sell you u quality
that is worth SIS 10 -.
Colorcd eros Grain Silks In all the
leading shsdep, vt Soc; these goods
would be considered cheap 1t 81.
AtSl l2la wo Oiior q grade Of silk
equal To any that can DO GoughJ from
competitors for 81 20 a yard.
a lot OF Surnh silks we will offer for
ono week only &c 81; those are choice
goods and p great bargain,
In Summer Silks we make Tho last
effort by closing ont tho entire lot by
Offering them 40 prioes unhesrd of be.
fore.
A quantity Of new styles, good quail
ity, q. 3jc; among this lot VIII he
iOund such as have been sold for 500 rs
q bargain,
A much better quality at SOC, are
worth fully 100.
AT G5c and 75s We will offer q lot of
excellent quality; actual vnluo 81.
A lot OF Japanese SILK at 2ic; mark
cd down from i0c, Those goods are
better value than any we ever offered.
a small lot OF Foulard Silks az 81;
fully worth SlIj,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-04
Ladies Underwear

A Let OF Ladies' Lawn Dressing
Sacques, The finest goods ever shown il
this market, have been brought into
the sale, Such goods are rarely ever
sold az sacrifice. We have made up
our mind TO sell and do not consider
the cost.
Ladies' Sacqnes that have bean sell.
ing at 81, S. and $40 are offered at tbs
uniform price OF 50 each.
One lot assorted in very effective
styles, fine qualities, trimmed in lace
and embroidery at $3.75. Among them
are Sacques which have been sold as
high as SIS and 81.
One lot 1t S275 which were Il and 50
and cannot be placed Tor the money.
One lot Of Sacques Al at $l40, which
are fully worth $275,
One mixed LOT Of Chlldren's Lawn
Dresses, trimmed elegantly at SO
Amouglthem arc goods that were sold
up 10 this time at 50 and IS.
4 lot Of Checked ana Plaid Bingham
Dresses have been marked way down
below cost value; at thu prices wo
offer them the entire lot will sell with
ia \ few days.
One lot of Children'sDres'os assorted
qualities and sizes at 81. None OF them
have been sold for less than So and
some Of them for Inuch more.
One lot OF Chlldreu's Dresses, very
nicely trimmed; stylish nuke, AZ Sl.l5,
worth $l,75.
Ono assorted lot Chemisos, very fine
goods, trimmed in lace, 50. These
goods must 10 seen to Judge of their
value. Among them are goods worth
81 to s..
Il lot of cbemises assorted some
trimmed In lace and rome
trimmed in embroidery, part muslin
and part cambria. They are choice
styles. All now rs tho low price Of
$3.50.
Ono lot OF assorted styles OF Chemiaes
at 81 are the best value ever offered.
One lot of Ladies' Night Gowns con-
sisting OF different styles trimmed
very deliberately, 81 Among them are
goods that should not DO sold for loss
than $3.50 to s..
One lot OF assorted Gowns trimmed
with embroidery ali down front, at
SLIGO, fully worth 81 %.
One lot of Gowns made OF good Nus
lin, trimmed with good quality and
stylish embroidery 10 u 40, fully
worth ..
One lot Of Gowns made o. good
muslin, well trimmed aJ 81; excellent
value.
Ono lot OF Ladies' Drawers, very
fine goods. The lot consists OF Vari-
Gus styles at the uniform price of 81 25.
Some of them would be cheap at -,
One lot Of Ladies' Muslin Drawers Of
better grade, ~ $3.50, actual value,
~ 2j. We have great meuy styles Of
Drawers, but space will not let us
enumolate the entire ins; We simply
say, il in want of such goods, exam
inc the line and you will guy.
In Skirts We are showing a line trim.
mod with three embroidered ruillOs, at
81 %; fully worth S325.
One lot Of Skirts with two rows Of
inserting and one row of embroidery,
ut s. 80, FULLY worth So.
One lot OF skirts which We offer ut SO
are much superior to any we have ever
offered at ths price.
In addition TO the above we shall
show many others at very low prices.
One lot Of Lsdies' GGuzo Vests; Il
good quality, mt soc; former price zoe,
and are worth 81.
One lot OF ladies' SILK Low Neck and
Short Sleeves Vest, only IN pink, at
$l50; these arc fully worth 20.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-04
Ladies' HemstitChed COlOred Border
Handkerchief.
l0c Hsndiorohiots, worth 20c.
90 Innllsnrnhlnln N.nrlh Mhn.

l0c Handkerchiots, worth 2Oc.
Csc ii andkerchieis, worth 35c,
SOC Hsndkerohiels, scollOped and
oolored Embroidery; this lot includes
all goods formerly sold ut zoe, 45c IL 500,
We offer a special bargain IN Cream
and Black Spanish Lace.
81 inch wide Lace at zoe; would be
cheap ut SOC.
A. inch wide Lace a. 2joi would be
cheap at ijc,
\ limo of Spanish Guipure Lace in
Black aud Cream, We oiler 90 per cent
less than former prices.
3 inch wide Lace 40 2jo.
3l.inch wide Lace az 3jc,
5-InCh wide LlCO at ijc.
6l.inCh wide Lace at soc,
In order TO close out the balance Of
our White Embroidered Null and
Fancy Null Fichus We will sell them
ut the following lew prices;
Fancy Null FChus % 25oi reduced
from 400.
White Embroidered Mul, Fichu5 Gt
soc; reduced from SOC,
SILK Null FiChus 10 81 25i this lot 10
cludos I'm goods formerly sold 40 81,
50 90 Hud S3.
Our Leues' Linen Collars In white
and fancy which formerly sold ot 2Jc
we offer IS, 100,
a limo of ChndrOn's Sailor Collars at
l0C, worth zoe.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-04
RIbhrns! RibbOn8l

In sash Ribbons we offer tho fol-
lowing:
Satin Plaid, tho latest style, at 7jc,
regular price 81.
Plain color Surah silk, In all shades,
at soc, regular price l5c,
An excellent quality OF Satin and
Gros Gram, In cardinal, light and
navy blue, ~ SOC, reduced from zoe.
a good quality Of Moire, in white
eoru, blue, cream and pink atSl, re
duced from 81 IS.
Fancy Striped Sarah silk, 4 inches
wide AT i0c, reduced from &C..
Roman Striped SurHn silk, . 2
inches wide, ut 601, reduced from zoe.
Fancy Striped Surah SILK, . IL
inches wide, Mt 900, reduced FROM Soc
One lot OF Hat Scarls, reduced nom
s. to SOC.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-04
Shoes! Shoes!

The further and really remarkable
reductions we make in this Depart
mont are not made on old damaged
goods, but m our regular lines Of best
shoes and well-known brands, Our
odds and ends OF lots can always
be- found on what is called "0ur Bar
gain CountoI"-go ods'we sell at nearly
nominal prices, rom 25c to 81 per pair.
What wo oiler now isgood fresh goods,
OF the best make aud the most fash
iouablo styles, all sizes, and we viii
commence the list with the great IA
vorites: a
Hand 80 cd, pump sole, French,
Kid Button Turns at 81, reduced
from So.
Curocoa X. Button Turns at $3.50, ro-
dnced from So so.
Curacao Kid Button Turns at 81 90; re-
duced from 1915.
Hiegler Bros. Best French Kid But
tons at $3.50; reduced from $3.50.
Helgler Bros. Best Curacao Kid But
ton at $500; reduced from $3.50. :.
Ielglor Bros. Best French Kid
Hand-Sewed at S675; reduced from IS.
Fine Curocoa Kid Buttons at $2.66.
reduced from 1850.
American Kid Button at $3.50; re-
duced from So.
American Kid Button at $40; re-
duced from $2.75.
The Best Kid Button Shoe ever
shown at 81.
Good Kid Button Shoes at sl.25, si.5O
and $l.75.
A lot of extra high.cut KID Buttons
at $3.50, formerly 81.
A lot o. extra high-cut Kid Lace
Shoes Mt 81 so. formally a.
Misses Kid Buttons, high cut, at
il.75, reduced from $3.50
Misses Kid Buttons, regular cut, at
80, reduced from 81 80.
Children's kid or goat-spring neel
Shoes at zoo, reduced from $l.25.
Ladies' Slippers, Windsor Ties, at
Sis, reduced from Sl.75.
Ladies' Oxford Ties at SLIGO, reduced
from 50.
Ladies' Oxford Ties at $40, reduced
from $2,75.
Ladies' Low Buttons at S295, reduced
from 50.
Ladies' Low Buttons at $l,6O, reduced
from S225.
Misses Windsor Ties at $l.lO, re-
duced from $3.50.
Children's Windsor Ties at soc, re-
duoed from 81.
Children's Low buttons at Coo, re-
duGed from 90c.
ChiIdren's Low Buttons at zoe, re-
duced from 81.
Children's Low Buttons at 81, re-
ducsd from Sl,25.
Cents Low-quarter Shoes, hand
sewed, various fashionable styles of
Strap Tics, Oxford Ties and Low
Button at $3.50; formerly $3.50.
The same style machine-sowed at
SS; reduced from 81 80.
All styles of Low Quarter, SO.
Shoes reduced to $2lj from $3.50 to
Sl,S5.
Shoes reduced from 50 to $l.4O.
Shoes reduced from 81 80 to Sl,l0.
Boys Low Button reduced from SO
20 S220.
Boys Low Button reduced from
So 50 10 $l.65.
Boys plevna Ties reduced from
SO 80 to Sl.75.
Boys strap Ties reduced from $3.50
to SLID.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-04
Ladies' Busters.

One lot of Mohsir Busters reduced
from S. to$l,
Ono lot of MohGir Busters reduced
from 81 to3.
One lot OF Mohair Dusters at 81
which are fully worth 81,
one lot OF Mohair Dustors at $3.50
reduced from 81 D.
ono lot OF Mohair Busters at 81 fully
worth $L50,
Our stock of Linen Dustors is yet
large, the season lutte and w0 now Of.
fer tho balance OF our stock mt prices
that will sstonish any ono IN need of
such and will look az them.
LAdius' Linen Dusters-PriCes were;
SIC, SL25, Size, -, 81 %, 50 90 and 50,
Prices now; 6jc, 81, $L25, 81 80, $l'75,S2
and S2,2j We guarantee they are the
cheapest go0da ever offered before,
A large lOt of Misses Linen Dust0rs
have boom reduced 20 half their value.
Lldiss' skirts have been marked
WAY below cost
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-04
Gloves.

Ladies' Lace Top and Pulled Silk
Gloves in white and colors, at soc; r0.
duced from 81.
Ladies' SILK Lace Mitts, in colors,
slightly damaged, ut 45c; reduced from
zoe.
Ladies' Black and Colored Mite at
SOC; reduced from 81. 10.
Ladies' Black and Colored Jersey
Silk Mitts NJ 75c; reduced from 81.
ono lot Ladies' Colored Jersey silk
Gloves Et SOC; reduced from $50.
One lot Of Ladies' Black Lisle Thread
Gloves at Zoe; reduced from sos.
one lot of Black and COlorcd Silk
Gloves, l2.button length, at 81; reduced
from Sl50.
One lot of Children's Black Mitts at
SOC; reduced from Co..
One lot of Children's Colored Silk
Mitts at DC; reduced from SOC.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-08-04
LaoeS and EnbPoidePieS.

Our trade has been heavier in
this line OF goods than ever before,
and while the demand all along wass1
brisk we were induced to order too
many; hence we are now overstocssd,
and in order to make q clean sweep
and not carry over any Of the goods,
the prices have been made tremon-
dously low
Our 4jc FlOunclug Embroidory TO.
duced 10 SOC.
Our sos Flouncing Embroidery re-
duced to 35c.
Oar COO Flouncing Embroidery re-.
duced TO 40c
Our Csc Flouncins Embroidery re-.
duced to 45a.
Our 75c Flouncing Embroidery re-
duced TO SOC.
Our $50 Flouncing Embroidery re-
duc6d 10 60c.
Our 81 Founcing Embroidery re-
duced to SOC.
Our $l2j Flouncipg Embroidery re-
ducod to 81.
Lot La yards Embroidery for lOc;
worth 25c.
Lot 2-415 yards Embroidery for loo /;
worth SOC.
Lot 81 yards Embroidery for 25c;
worth SOC.
Lot IA yards Embroidery for 35c;
worth 75c.
Lot 5-4]5 yards Embroidery for 45o;
worth S5C.
Lot G-4H yards Embroidery for soc;
worth Sl,0O.
Lot ~ yards Embroidery for Csc;
worth $l,25.
Lot So yards Embroidery for 75c;
worth $3.50.
Lot 9-4H yOrds Embroidery Cor s5o;
worth Sl75.
Lot 10 yards Embroidery ior ST.;
worth 50 90.
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COrsets.

A lot Of Pink and Blue in finest quail.
ity Of Imported Sutoen and hand
somely embroidered at $l.7j; former
price So %,
A lot OF Thompson's Glove Fitting
Corsots in colors AT Sl.75; reduced from
S2.2b.
A lot of Black, Red and White Cor
sels made of very fine sateen at $l.2j;
former price 81.
Two lots OF French Woven Corsets,
embroidered and plain; q very good
article at ne; former price Sl.25. Some
OF them are slightly soilsd, still they
are great bargain.
Al0t Of Corsots at zoe, which, after
this week will DO sold Tor 60c.
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White AID Lawn Goods
DEPARTMENT.

A lot OF Figured Lindn Lawns at l0o,
worth fully double,
A lot ut l5c., former price 1885, worth
9jo,
A lot OF Imported Sateens which
have been sold oil through tho season
~ 10 aud 5O'. are now down 20 Zoe,
A lot Of odds and ends IN Domestic
Sateens at loo, original price only Zoe.
a lot OF Batiste ia Ecrue, only TO
close, at 50c., former price ST.,
A lot OF NainsookR,Op effects ct 20c
reduced from SOC. and well worth zoe.
Asmall lot OF Chambray Robes wore
reduced from IS TO So, aad are now
$3.50, az which price they VIII last but
few days.
A lot OF Embroidered Swiss were, Ia
ee0son, Soc; afterwards reduced TO
36ci we offer now at 2je which ~ half
value,
Large limo of Fancy Cotton Lawns
at &c. Among these are l2% and l5c
4 10y OF Corded Plquos at 5ci worth
fully i0c.
A lot OF Dlmothy at Toe; worth 1sc.
A lot of good quality Corded Piquo
at i0c.; were zoe.
A lot of White Laco goods,good quail.
ity ~ &c., fully worth l6c.
a lot OF Linen Lawns NJ l0oi worth
l5c.
A bet,or quality ut l2)lc; worth lSC.
A lot of Checked Nains0ok at SO.
cannot be duplicated for less than l2l9c
One lot II Plain and Checked Main
socks az l24c; REGULAR price was 2Oc.
a better quality at l5c; was IS.
A still better quality at 2Oci former
price soc, and win not last long at tho
price,