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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-10-21

H. W. Smith, our visitor, opened the
campaign, followed by Clagge.t. Il is
estimated three hundred were in the
procession and eight hundred was at the
speaking; so estimated by good judges,
at all events it was the drst opening Of
the campaign and had not rain some |
what marred the event it would have been
considered success, many did not a.
together acknowledge Blacktoot Smith As
. born orator. The Hon. gentleman
seems to have one song only to sing and
that is Mormon; of other events he did
not speak, but Jack Mormon HALEY and
his appoiutees in the territory and gave
marshall Baird lick 10 the appointing
Of young John HALEY warden Of the
peniten,iary, claimed it was bargain to
which Ezra was party. OF this thing
sure. The campaign is to be fought by
both political parties without any regard
to the wishes aud interests Of the people
Of North Idaho as regards annexation to
Washington Territory, except at the
time Of the republican convention Of
Shoshone county, the question Of annex
alton was ignored, excepting, Of course,
a resolution offered 10 the interest of
Montana annexation, aft,r Judge Clag
gett had received the nomination for
joint councilman; theo to follow with 4
resolution OF Montana aur exation, would
look 10 man up \ tree, as the wish
would be father to the thought who.
the father and champion Of Montana
annexation is the candidate for joint
councilman from Shoshone and Kootenai
counties; so again would say the votes
Of North Idaho are in demand and do
not throw away your birth right, lot us
support a man for congress who has
faithfully kept his pledges and promises
Of party and Of personal ones. The
Mormon question has not any terrors to
Us; We have more vital issue TO Rsh,
for. Have political asrirants to come ia
us, we will show you how to make lawt
and We know where Idaho should b.
annexed; as it is mining country w
want mining state, with laws suitable
to protect and keep up litigation. Then
lawyers will thrive our courts, will have
plenty to do, and debts on the county
will increase all through our knowledge
and experience; taxes will increase, and
development Of the mines will bt
enormous county debts it We are lef
alone. NEz PERCE.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-31
Boys & Children's 0verCoats

ChIldren's School overcoats, sizes to II
years, S. so; worth IS.
One lot Chidren's Overcoats, substantially
made, sizes to II years, 50 80. A great bar
gain,
0Children's Overcoats, Handsomely made
and trimmed, sizes 10 ii years, 81, 81 SO;
worth Sc and 81.
One lot Chiidren's Overcoats, Brown Mel
ton, sizes to II years, IS. Do not fail to pur-
chase one.
100 Chlldren's Overcoats, all wool, sizes TO
IL wears. IS; worth double the money
One lot Children OveTcoats, Black Cork e
screws. hanr somey trimmed with Astrachan.
sizes to yeHrs, $50; worth $40.
80 Children's D ess Overcoats. Black Tricor,
hands msly trimmed SILK Velvet Collars.
sizes 90 IL years, So so; worth double the
money.
well assorted line ChiIdren's Dress Over
coals, in Black and Brown Corkscrews Ker-
sew. Whpc0rds, han i-omely trimmed, 81, s..
so: worth $40, $l2 and Sli.
100 Boys Overcoats. Brown aud Gray Chin
chla, sizes II to II years, "a 90. A great bar
gain.
Boys Overcoa's. substantially m lde, sizes
u To : year, s.; worth SO.
One lot Boys Dress Overcoats, Brown and
Gray Melton, sizes 8 to Ii years, 81. Do not
fail t. see them.
One 10 va Dress Overcoats, Black and
Brown Cork- rev. sS; worth sl5.
Bows OvercOat,. h indsOmelv trimmed, with
SILK Velvet Collar, in Brown Whpeord>. sizes
Il to II wears. 81 so. Clothing 10 prices $I2
DO not IA ! To examine our stock before pur-
chasing G sewhere.
L&F- Orders promptly attended to.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-31
-B O. -
Clothing Department.
(rake the Elevator to Second Floor
Largest and Most Complete Stock of
Boys Clothing at II Positive
Saving of 80 per Cent. on
EVERY AiGrlCLE.

200 Boys School Suits, heavy weight, sizes
to u years, 81 so; 9th r ores charges.
Boys Suits 4 10 y years h ndsOmely plait-
ed, 81: worth double the money.
A large and varied sortment Of styles Of
Boys Suits, szes TO II years, 81 SO; worth IN
any 9th st0res s..
Is different styles Bows suits. Alto u years, So.
Do not all to ask for our All Wool Boys
Suits. sizes to 3 year., 81; reduced from IS.
a full line of Blue and Brown TrlC0t Suits,
sizes to 10 years, IS.
100 30, s. Suit. brown Corkscrew, substan-
tialv made. So so; worth So.
$50 Bows Ali Wool suits in Harris Cass-
meres ana Chevlots, in all the latest styles, s.;
worth 81.
\ AR and handsomely assorted stock Of
Boys Suits, sizes 4 10 Is year. IS, 81 and Ss in
oihrr stores vuu would pay for no better goods
IS. 50 and $40.
A all Inc of Boys Corduroy Suits sizes 5
to l3 years. Do not fail TO AK for them.
100 Bows SUITS. lignLly sOied, sizes to 10
years, 81 25; worth 5.
Chdren's Kit SUITS, two pieces. handsome
ly m the and trimmed, 50 SO; worth double the
money.
Cm1dren's Kilt Suits, All Wool Bue and
Brown Cheviols, IS. Do not fail TO see them
Boys suits. long pants, sizes 70 n ears,
SO; worth in other stores $5.
200 Boys Long Pants Suits. . to II years, SIS
worth double the money.
Bov~' Suits. sigh ly solled, sizes II to II
years, IS 80; formerly $40.
IS Boys Suits, sizes IL to II years, $3 80. II
you want TO yet suit Tor the boy now Is the
time, as these suits were reduced from 81.
Boys Sulta, Union Cassimeres. sizes II to IL
wears, IS. The greatest bar ain ever of red.
A ful line Boys Suits in COrkscrew, Checks,
Chev"ils sizes y 10 Il years, 81. Cheap for
the money.
well selected lire o. Boys' Dress Suits.
sizes u to II wears, $l2, $l4. $lj. In Clothing
Houses $lG. SIS. s2l.
600 irs Boys' Odd Pants, sizes to Il
years, 35c.
0 pairs Boys Odd Pants, substantially
N ade, sizes TO II years. SOC.
500 paiIs Bows Odd Pants, ali wool. sizes
to IL years, 81. 81 % 81 50: worth 81 So ~. 81
30c pairs Boys Corduroy Pants, sizes 4 20 l.
years, 81 25.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-31
Fast Color Calico at lC peY yard

Five cases Indigo Blue Calico, warranted
fast color-, at 81; retailed every wiz re Al s..
Two Cases yard wIde Dress CamDrIc, satin
finish, beautiful pat lerns, ~ S15c; decidedly y
cheap for lec.
Five ca-es best quality standard Dre-s
GIngnams, choicest patterns, al SI3c; actually
wo IN l212c.
One case new style Apron Ginghams at 30
per yard; best value yet.
Three cases ~ bieached Shirting heavy
soft duish, at 6l4c; sold oyeryw a, re for slac.
TWO cases IA 3 eucHcd ohIrung, rs goa as
the celebrated Wamsutta. AZ $40, only two
Ca-e-.
FIVE casss double wild h Bleached and I'm
bleached ohee.iug ~ l5c per yard; decidedly
the cheapest gODue ever shown 10 -avdnnah.
Seven C cl-es UuU.eached canton Flannel at
Sc. "a e, Sl5c, I0c dnd l41zc; 20 per cent.
chcuptr thln g sew ere.
A lgc per yard sc VIII sell five cases hest
quHlIt, BieaChed ShceLing; usually sOld
Tor 2jC.
Az 22c per yard we will sell ten cases cole
bratel Boston 10 Il cached oheeuug; eX-
acth mauulact1rers' cost.
2,3UU furds double width Plain and Fancy
lgace scrim. nov SO nuCh IN demand, at I2lsc
and l5c; elegant new styies.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-31
Linen Department !

Still another week OF Phenomenal Bargains.
Several new lots adle In Towels and Table
Dama-k. No HouseAecper sh0u Il fail TO eX
anime the genuine bargains offered THIS
WEEK.
200 dozen all Linen Huck Towels at lOc each;
ch ap iOr l255c.
l35 IT. zen Hli Linen Huck Towels, o2x3S, at
u &c eacu; actually worth 81 per doztn.
10 dozen Linen HmAsB IuWCl., 2Ix4I, at
- pr dozen; never before sold less than zoe
each.
l>5 dozen 24xi2 Damask Towels, knot
fringes, fancy border, signify pat erns. at 2lc
each; 10 such goods have over before been
OF red IN thi' CT y lees than zoe.
2lj dozen IIuck AMI Damask Towels, 24xi6
extra heavy, knot fringe, at 25c each; rea
value 35c.
ll0 dozen very large Handsome Dana
Towes AT 4Oc each; superior TO anything zotd
else where for Doe.
85 dozen superior Damask Towels. white
aud cUlored borier, knot fringe and fancy
lace borders, to close out the lJt your choice
for Csc.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-31
Immense Drives in silk ValVetS

One lot 2O-inch silk yeivets, in all colors, at
S5c. reduced from 81.
one lot 2L-inch silk Velvets, in all cOlors, at
98,; usually sold FOR 81 25.
Ode lot % tnch Stis We vets, in all cOlors, at
81 %; ac jually worth 81 90.
Que lot Zs-inch II ovy Lyons Silk Velvet at
81 81; cheap tor ~ 30.
One lot 24-iucA SIX Plush, in all shades, at
81 so: very cheap.
one lot 27-inch handsome Silk Pushes, in
the choicest cOlOrs. or y rs; wOt tn So 25.
our stOcK of Novelty stripe and BrUcaded
Velvet IL unusual y large and az ect. Tne
pri es are as onlshingly low, and must be seen
To be appreciated.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-31
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT.
BIG INDUCEMENTS! !
Another Lot of Drummers' Samples
at Unqualified Bargains.

One lot Ladies' Colored Border Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, worth l0c, for
Three Cents Each.
One lot Ladies' Hem,titched Embroidered
Handkerchiefs, worth l2%c. for
Five Cents Each.
One lot Ladies' Pure Linen Hemstitchel
Handkerchlefs-Plain White and Fancy
Borders-worih l5c. for
Nine cents Each.
One lot Ladies' Pure Linen Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs. White and Fancy Borders.
good value for S0c, now
Seventeen Cents Each.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-31
SOnGthilg ETGrH HOlSekGHlGr Wants

23p ecrs 81 inch turkey Red Table Damask
at 8Oc per yarut; Tetuc from 35c.
II piecps 68- inch Turbey Ked Fable Damask
at 45c per yard; absnluley worth G0c.
80 y eces 81 aud 72-inch Turkey Red German
Table DamRsg, warranted fast colors, al 6Oc
ana s5c; actual "a ue 75c aud ST.
10 pieces Heavy Loom Damask at 22c
formerly sod Tor zoe.
Is ptec-s Heavy Wide Loom Damask. ele
giant pa terms, az 29c and SOC; sold every where
a. 85c and soc.
lot B eacned Satin Damask at 89c; actual
value 50c.
lot 5s-inch Bleached satin Damask at Acc
a dCcidrd barkaIn.
llOt t62- inch Barnslev Damaaa. heavy, hand
some patterns, AZ 6jc; well wort Ia SOC
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-31
SPECIAL.

~ dozen 36X5l White Damask Towels, finest
goods to he hId, fur S each.
80 dozen al SILK Bait rowell, something
entirely new. AZ l5'. 25c an, 50 each; pur-
chase az once. quality limited.
?. 700 ards = am and Checked Linen Crash
At Sl8r; reduced from &.
290 yards Chez. and Damask Crash, very
he ayy. at l2Is ; usually 30 Il Mt lSc.
8, s0i yards 70 inch Pam ana Damask Crash
Toweii AT l5c, lI1ac anu 2Uc; worth l7jsc,
&c and 25c
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-31
SPECIAL. DRIVES

One lot Rich Black LIONS SILK, soft SATIN
fni h, at CSC per yard. We guarantee sJmi ar
goods cannot be purchased elsewhere loss
than 81 35.
One lot 22-lnch Rich Black Gros Grain silk
extra heavy Satin finish, atSl so. We ark u
comparison with the best s. silk in the city.
Ladi not residing in the CITY can make
their purchases from thee goods in all saf, "
by ordering through the mail, AS we viii
cheerfully refund Tie money if not satisfao-
tory.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-31
Gents Furnishing Goods.

Three times the largest stock in this city to
select from. Only nrs.- class reliable good s
kept. Unheard Of bargains. Note the fol-
loving:
100 dozen Cents White Laundrlcd Shirts.
Linen Bosom AID WRIT BAdds sold ese.
here for S6c our pricc J0c ca h.
10 dOzen Cent? FTencu PrTcn Shirts, un-
laundreG. choicest patterns, with doulBe sci
OF Collars and Guns Of stylish snapes At
tachcd. at tha riliiculously 10 price Of soc f:
ga ne goods laundii - -eil for 1875. Y.r ..a.
200 dozen Gems Unlaun.rieJ oh rts Al 22c,
8lc 503 and 75c; best manulaciure Tor the
money.
Our; Gents' Fine Dress SHIRTS At Gee si %
ana 5 Il; cannot be oqualed for durablit,
IL and hnisn.
f. q ". Collars and Guns Ia all the leading
shapes.
JUST RECEIVED.
rev stock OF Cent? Bicycle Shirts, new
STYLES an colors, At 15c. s.. u rs up TO $3 so,
a fun sto OF Gents' VIII Merino Yeats
at 3jc, 50c, zoe, 81 5 ~ and 81 50.
our Btoek " Pure Dye Medicated all Wool
Red Flannel -hir = nt Bsc. ~ Is, 81 80 andS 70
wIl he found b. comparison 10 be a. least Is
per cent. cheaper than simi,ar goods else
where.
rs dozen Senls' SIX scsris. saIn lined. in
all the loading styles, worth from 40 10 5Oc.
a only 26'.
10 dozen Boye' Percale Waists. new. hand. L.
some patterns. eile Z 10 ~ years, worth AZ
least 25c, yOur choice for i5c.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-31
VeIVetS & VeIveteenS
DIRECT IMPORTATION.

High Novelties in Brocaded and Striped Vel
vets, Fully One-third Saved
by Buying from Us.
One lot 23-inch Ve.yeteen at 85c; sold else
where for soc.
One lot u inch Black and Coored Velveteen
at 59c: ab-oiuteiy worth 65c.
One lot &c inch ack aud ColoredVelveteen,
bes quaIlty. at Csc. This lot CONSISTS of u
different Jlor-, and IN appearance equals a
silk velvet AZ 81.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-31
Magnificent Display
OF
French Combination
AND
EMBROIDERED ROBES
At UNHEARD OF LOW PRICES.

week, s..
~ Combination Suits. Boucle effects, at
W &C la ly worth $I2 20.
10 handsome Embroidered Robes at SO;
real value $i75i -
u Handsome Embroidered Robes at $t3 so;
teal vaue S2u. wv
90 beautiful French Combination Robes.
tho"e patterns. for SIS: worth $40.
80 Eegan French Combination and EN-
proiUered Robes at $l7 81; sold everywhere
!, FOR $43 20 we will sell the choicest stock of
.sGucn embroidered Robes, Fancy Jet and
Ast achan Panels, ever shown in this civ
iuese goodo retail in broadway houses at $S5.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-31
An Immense DYiVel

One lot ladies Scoiloped Edge Embroidered
Linen HandkerchIeis. Don't fail TO see
them. Only
Twenty-nine Cents Each.
JOB LOT--One grand miscellaneous lot Of
Cents Pure Linen Hemsutched Han lker-
chiefs tDrummer,' Samples, White and
ColOred Borders. YOUR choice at 23e.
some 10 this lot are worth lUc.
LEY Write for our illustrated Fashion
Cataiugue. Mai orders ttoeiye our careful
aud prompt attention. WI
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-31
Great Inducements in DOylies and
Nnnkins


Great Inducements in DOylies and
Napkins.
100 dozen As Turkey Red DOylies at BIG
per zen; an unheard o. argtin.
l3j don - 20 inch Turkev Red Doylies at B5c
pc dOZ u; regular price C.
10 dozen large ~ IurKev Red DOyles
reilabe gJods, at SOC and s rs; wOrsh 81 20
and 81 20.
JUST RECEIVED.
200 dozen large SIC Fancy Linen Doylies.
same a. sold last week, at SOC per dozen ;
worth 90c.
s. dozen White and Col0red Border Damask
DOtl:es at SIC per dozen; actually worth Ipc
edcn.
| lot White and Colored Border Damask
DOy les, pretty goods, large size, at 81 aj; we.l
worth 5! 90.
J lot 6-s White Linen Napkins At s5c and
81 Is. reduced from 81 and 3l75.
lot II inch White Linen Napkins at 81 40:
ne er sOld less han ST.
lot 2'-inch square white Linen Napkins at
81 Is; never sOld less lhau 50.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-31
LOT 3.

200 pairs Ladies' Ex ra Fine Curacoa XIII
Button Shoes, Latest style Toe and Heel. and
made on strietly a. a'Omlcal principles. They
nave al tht newest appllan es iOr conf TT
including he celebrated Leumas Wa rproof
sOle-. aud although taeY are very Ii shC and
hex 'ble, thev can b worn IN the most in
clement we tther without the least danger of
wet feet. fIice, while they last, s. IS; are
cheap AT 81
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-31

As nearly every house claims IN bavs tho
\ ees' STOCK OF BlacK Dress Goods. we simulv
na1. ~u SAamlnatloh and comparie. n. and we
fty.w faw mere VIII be d universal verdict In our
b hSPECtAL DRIY ISL lot BLACK English
P"h Cashmere, 3G inches wide. Ar loc7 nov
s@miui cold else Nv here for 25c. P''
and INDY n.ll lol ot Heavy All Wool Camers Hair
,,p'rlla Diagonal suitiug, 20 inches wide. at the
d6e 'gIue4,rd Iot 5i low pr &c OF 40, PER yard.
bo ineles wide, az 78c Der ynrd, w. mn
tni,.H,,a'insly say that he commone,t It piecc in
Nv cannot be duplicated ior less than 81 :.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-31
PRESS TRIMMING & BUTTON
DEPARTMENT..

De-. Iri5, I@re aLoong tho largest importers OF
n. M. never before have we made suo6 exten -
.app ptt tn, u"ses Is OF rich novelties. We do not
10. evc, ~ uen when we say that no house,
,a6eiy IN New York, can surpass our
1ong yo1r9Sdiys eSies ana prices. You Wi be ouly
hr'' stock before pufcnasinas TheS rnoaf vsi
~ ne Can be suitsG. '"' 'lo''
Fr 49, rIkngs and Passementeries.
MIMI SnI fent"er mmings.
trnm'ns Fassement,res and Marabout
tllci Beads aud Cords
so9it. H1e4llie 1 aud u Aied Frinees.
Trimmings OF every desc iption.
tsis'og y HIe Tor our illustrated Fashiou
tu1 b,s,,' nan order receive Our careful
prompt attention. -UsN '''' ''' '"i''u VI
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-31

FFg- Write for our illustrated Fashion
CalalOgue. Mail orders receive our careful
and prompt attention. ca
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-31
KEEP WARM.
FlaDnels Are Lower Than Ever
All Wool Red FLANNEL al i5c per yard.

All Wool Red Flannel at l5c per yard
All Wool Red Flannel ~ 100 per Nard.
Very Heavy All Woo Rsu rlanpel at 2jc
per yard as good 10 s.uiar goOds sod eisv-
where Tor oJc,
V.ry noayy All Wool Red Twilled Flannel
~ zbc per ard; wei worm B. c.
Xxx Very ieayy Al WOJi Red Twilled
Flannel ~ 35c per yard; gOOd yalue for soc.
Xxx Very Heavy All " Ool Rod rWuicd
II nnei, medicateu, ~ SOC per yard; unusual
value
v 90 Flannel: worth loc,
81 pieces All Wool White Flannel at lgc per
yard; actuai vaue 25c.
Is pIe.cs All Wool White Flannel a 2Jc. 29c.
87l - ana soc; iuliy 70 pcr cent. under marx OF
value.
one new lot GilDerts celebrated o tora
Fla Inels. IN oil Al ,aes, az 2Jc per yard.
Oue lot All Wool BasAet flanneis al 3Jc /;
fancy stripe and Plaid Opera Flannels
very cheap.
Our stock ~ Solid Coors and Fancy stripe
and PIuld der Dogn Fiannels e tnnot be
slrpas eff for variety, and our prices are ny
FAR the iOwtst.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-31
Our Leaders.

125 dozen Gents DIR ssed KID Gloves, in light
and dark shad 8, 81 Is.
100 dozen Gents fine Castor Gloves, en-
broldered, AZ 81 z5 anu 81 so.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-31
KID GLOVES!
Established Headquarters
FOR YEARS.

Positive Bargains for this week IN Ladies'
and Gents Fashionable Styles in Kid. suede,
Castor, DOgskin and Cashmere Gloves.
Remember, our Variety is equal to any
house IN New York.
200 dozen Ladies' 5-buttou scallop top Kid
Gloves. ali shades. worth 75c, for i9c.
Ig5 dozen Lad es' scaliop top EN- embroidered
back Kid Gloves. strictly reliable, worth 81.
for 73c.
l75 dozen Ladies' 4, and 6-button Kid
Gloves. all shades, worth 81 30. for 81.
lO0dOZen Lad es' 5-buttou emit roidered back
KID Gloves for 99c per par, absolutely worth
81 81.
I15 dozen Ladies' 6-huttOn Kid Gloves In
black aud tan and colors, at 81 %. They please
everyone.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-31
Silk Department.
We Have CaptlTed The Fort.
Our Competitors Surrender.
Success Attained.
Unprecedented Bargains for This Week

25 pieces Colorcd Gros Gram SILK, heavy
satin finish, at 75c; absolutely worth 81.
II pieces Coored Gros Grain SILK extra
heavy, at 95c; equal to anything sold else
where for 81 %.
One lot 24-inch Heavy Gros Grain and Otto
man Silks at 81 %; reduced from 81 80.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-31
LOT 2.

cases f6o pairs in each case) Ladies' Fine
CuracOa k'd But on Snoes. male on the
latest and most approved st,e irt.. atSl OF
per pair. 4 ht line o Shoes tnnot 6r dupil-.
Gated IN this city for one cent less than s3 peP
pair. Those who cal ear VIII have the best
selection In these goods
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-31
just Received.

l lot Ladies' undrpssed Mosquetaire Gloves,
in s. u, 10. 25 and 10 button lengths, at very
low prices.
LADIES' Castor and DOgskin embroidered
back Kid Gloves very cheap.
AK TO see our ROYAL KID GLOVE, the
best manuf facured.
NJ lsse and Boys Gloves in all styles great
ly reduced.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-31
BIG DRIVE.

] lot 72-inch Heavy Barnsiey Damask.
choice patterns, At 81: no such value offered
anywhere less than 35.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-31

Ery- Write for our illustrated Fashion
CsIAIygue. Mail orders r-ceIve our careful
and prompt httenlOH.~GN
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-31
LOT /

WIN be 800 pairs Ladies' Fine French Patent
Leather F"Xed Button Shoes with French
ltequa Cloth Top, in Navy ii lue Color sizes
shoes w.re never made to sell less Than a.
They arr declded bargain, and certainly
will not last long at the above price.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-31
~ SP II CIA l..

100 dozen Ladies' unc -essed KID Gloves, 4, )
ami buttons at $ 81 q and 5 90; sold regu-
larly for SOC per pair more.
$50 dozen LadIes' s-buttOn M0squetare
Gloves. undressed, tan shades and black, worth
81 fnr 81 30.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-31
Taken a TumblG!'
FINE SHOES!
FINE SHOES!
FINE SHOESt

This week we will place few special bar
gains on sale, not as decoys nor a. leaders,
Out speeial bargains that our New York buyen
purchased at IA very low dsure.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-31
LOT l..

cases Ladies' Curacao KID Button Shoes
all solid Leather. six Worked ButtonhoI es'
Narrow N edlum and Broad Toe Lasts. Price
81 O5; a phenomenal ga gam.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-31

Gm- Write FOR our illustrated Fashion
Ch-A0 0gue. Mai prdCrs receive our careful
aud prompt attention ~4&A
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ER-Wrlte for Illustrated Fashion Cata-
loaue, Mail Orders receive our careful and
prompt attention. ~e&M
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-31
Domestic and Flannel
APARTMENT.

Best patronized and most popular depart
meDt Il our house. Counters continually
loaded with genuine bargains and sur
rounded with dc ighted pur-
cnasers. what wonder.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-31
Our unparalleled success In this depart-
ment the past wees j. the best evidence that
the public appreciate OUSS NEW SYSTEM
OF LOW PsItE> IN
FINE SHOES!
FINE SHOES!
FINE SHOES!

Whom VIC announced last week that wa
wou lnau2urate a sy- tenn of still lower
prices thon heretofore, there were, OF courss.
some people VINO dou1ei us, nut the sentI-
ment of one and ali no visited us during tina
pat week is that the prices Of SHOES have
certainly
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-31
SLIGHTLY DAMAGED.

100 duzeu Infants knitted 30 tees. lightly
damaged at 1lo aud l5c each, wrtn double.
rs dozen Infants and hildren's Lrgglns, all
shades, at $50 and sc; worth 4Oc ana 'bc'
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-31
just ReceIVed:

20 dozen dne Bed Comtorts, ahoice pattern,
al 25.S 30 81 Q. s., s. 90. -, SO o. and up 10
50 each You save from 25c 10 81 each BE- buy
log OfuB.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-31
School Shoes!
School Shoes!
School Shoes!
LOT ;.

200 pairs Afisses' rst Grade Tampico Goat.
skin Bottom Shoes. all Solid Leather, and
Newest sty.e Lasts, at 81 As per pair; are
cheap at 81.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-31
ENTIRELY AEW.

Ladies' Handmade Knitted Chemlse, in
White, PINK, Blue aud Red, at 81 bU. Ask to
see them.
Infants Hand Made Knitted Chemise, in
White, Pink, Bluc and Red, at s5c, iOc, joc
and 7Bc.
Flannel Ve-ta at cotton prices.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-10-31

FAg- write for our illustrated Fashion
Ga alDgue. Mail Orders receive our careful
and prom ri attsniiou.-Gk