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A AIlni.,sr Elect Who IIa.es tho Flag.

A AIlnIHtur Elect Who Hates tho flHS'
Ft.siueut Cleveland has developed a
remarkable facility Tor getting his lEIends
into toup!e, His tIlbHd DAbney b.
Msury, Of Virginia, who has just been
appoiuted UuVed sIAteS Minister to Col
onbis, liz Akeiy 10 sharO the iAIe Of some
others VINO have baked Tor q few dslIOiVe
moments in The Executive iSvor'
Msury graduated lIom West Point, and
served wua clstit in the Mexican war
When the war Il thu Rebellion began,
he lett The army Of the United sIstes and
nd what 10 could 10 esIablith the Con-
ledeIsCy. Last winter the President nom
mated INN to q lleutsrancy in the army,
but MauIy had recently been heard 10
say that he hated the American
flax, anu tho Senate concluded
tnat it might DO uncomfortable Tor Mr.
Maury TO lake serYiCe under that tag.
The President appears 10 BIO impressed
With TIC hentl that the country is under
obligations for Mr.. Maury and lie bound
to lakecare Of him, lie may think also
that III Colombia Mr., Maury would see
the American flag SO seldom that
hi. rising bic woulu not burst him.
Nobody csn say what the Republican
Senate may do, but i! is reasonable pre-
sumption lnutlt will at least attend 10
sous unfinished business before it con.
firms Sir. Mauly.
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south Of the island we pass an Island call.
ed No Mans Land, with nothing on It but
light house. We were favored with the
sight Of the great English yacht GaiRtse.
She came sweeping down the sound by Us
like a thing Of lie, her broad sails spread
to the wind that was blowing almost Q
gale. We passed out Of the sound over
Nantucket shoals, near the island OF that
name. Large steamers cannot 60 over
here with safety at ebb tide, but aA It was
high tide we rode over with ease. Here
We change our OouTsei to due north
aud pass up by that long peninsula,
Of which Cope Cod 10 the extremity,
and here we found our worst water, We
had what sailors call q Choppy sea, and
Just why II should have that name we
know not, Tho passengers we're badly
chopped up here, In addition to tue
pitching motion OF the vessel we have the
rolling. We keel over 10 one side. until
i the waves wash the deck, the bow almost
buried, then turn over on the other side
with the stem down. Rolling and pitch
ing, and groaning the ship plunges on
through the waves in q manner trightlll
TO look upon, at least to q landsman, but
the sailorS and few Of the passengers
seemed to enjoy 1t. We rounded Cape
God about midnight, crossed the bay where
landed our Pilgrim Fathers on thai
bleak inhospital rock bound coast" up
Boston bay to the city OF Boston, where
We stepped ashore Friday morning at
q, M, three and one half days out from
Baltimore, and Just tweuty.tour hours
late. Owing to head winds We could use
no sail,
/ know Of one at least that was not sorry
10 find his feet on something more steady
than a steamers deck, Notwithstanding
the fact that the paVemelts and floors
seemed to reel and rock almost as much
as the vessels deck, To one not troubled
with sea sickness this would BIO most de-
Ilightlul little voyage, but feel sSIer and
more comfortable whIrling along over the
Baltimore 4 Ohio forty miles an hour and
taking ahorJ cuts across their sharp curves
than on the hriny deep, No more briny
for me II you please,
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a CARD.

To all who arc suffering from the errors and u'
dlscrellorS Of youth, nervous weakness, carly de-
cay, loss OF manhood ETC., will send recipe that
will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE This great
rolnedy was discovered by missionary In South
America. Send EOltAddresSed envelope to the
Rev. Joseph 7. lnman, Station ., New York City
EelTThkIW
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IF you would enjoy your dinner and
are prevented by dyspepsia, use Acker's
Dyspepsia Tablets, They are a positive
cure for dyspepsia, indigestion, aStulenCy
and constipation. We guarantee them.
% and so cents. At Logan 4 Co.'s and
Charles Menkemeller's,
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ITH4s been recommended by State su.
perintendsnt Of Schools Morgan, that
Friday afternoon, November IL, be OBJ
served by tho schools Of the State as Ar.
Dor Day, and that shade and ornamental
trees be planted about the buildings and
that appropriate literary exercises be
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Where She Wears Her Wedding Ring.
AmtricGR RegistG.
A unlquemaTiage took place in Nurem-
burg last week, the bride being the we'll
known SFmIess artist, Frauleln Hausmann,
who welded her impresssrio, Herr Hans.
child, and signed her marriage contract
with her feet, Rings were exchanged and
the wedding ring Of the bride was placed
on the fourth toe Of her right foot.
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will Ike him. Lee & Shepard, Boston,
Stanton & Davenport, lHhgsliHg,

Oliver Optics "Ront Builder Series"
in which many old heads have found de-
light with the boys, ia drawing tot close,
The present volume is"All Tapt," which
tells all about rigging tho boat, and tells y
in story which q boy viii want TO read
before he lRyB the book down, The next
and last volume will tell how to sail the
boat, Oliver Optics books have never
hurt any boy, and they may have fired the
boys breast with noble aspirations, They
never make vice an admirable thing, Lee
& Shepard, Boston, Stanton Il Davenport
WbASIiun
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!SpectaI D0ticca.

FIFA IAN Fits stopped free by DR.. Kline's Great
Nerve RCstorer No Fits after lIst days use. Mar
YelOus cures, Treatise and S2oO trial bottle free 70
PIt cAlsg snnl to DE- KLINE, O3l Arch ST., PhR, 10,
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0i''speakers," READERS" and books OIL
their class there Is no end, and MANY good
ones there are. Mr.. Charles Dudley War.
ner, who Is always doing some good thing,
now gives us the best work Of lts kind in
the English language. Tho Book Of Elc-
quence" contains tho best Of all that has
had favor in the school room, and adds
tho best that is TO be found in literature
suitable for defamation The range Ia
wide and the seleCtions made with the
best judgment, as might be expected from
such an editor. The strong American
flavor Of tho book Is not tho least aCcepta.
bic Of It's features. "Tho Book Of E!o-
QuenCe" will BIO read with pleasure by
luAny who never speak III public or on
the stage" Lee & Shepard, BOston. Stan.
ton q Davenport, hheettng
Since lie first appearance ten years ago
Albert +. BlaiSdell's STUDY Of the English
ClaSslcS has steadily grown in
favor. Now The useful little
work appeSts in q fourth
revised edition. The plan Of the work is
admirable, and II followed will lead tho
student into new appreciation Of the
treasures whish have been elnbAlmOd in
our English tongue. The central Idea Of
the plan ID that the author 10 10 be Stndled
in his works, rather than in that which
others have written about. The examples,
Of first quality, will serve as guides to
other inquiries In the same fleld 1nthese
days the best teachers are adopting tbe
plan for which "the study Of the RnpliSh
classiCA" 10 based, aud there Is NO other
near II In practical usefulness. English
literature was never 40 much studied az
now, In the class room and In the home,
and II Ia worth something 10 know the
best way.-LCe & shepherd, BOSlON. 6ian.
lon & Davenport, WhseIitg.
A new TtowbtijgO book 10 always eAg.
Srly sought by the boys, for T'tUWbrdge
tells the stories that please them and those
who know him delight in his rsCltalB.
Ills books are Of healthy tone
and zeal gems In their department
Of literature "The Little Master" just
from the press, 10 the entertaining story
Of q young teacher In q village school, hiB |
troubles and hiB ttlumphB, The hero 10 d
strong character, and the young people
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gea1 gstats.
FOR ssALE.

No. 1886 Main st.
No. 1898 Main st.
No. $40 MRln Vt,
No. 280l Main It.
No. 2SIl MAlu st.
Nc $50 Main IT.
No, 9l0l Main ST.
No. 2l03 Main 1t.
No 204 MAN HL
No. 1000 Main st.
No. 1927 Main st.
No. H2 MHlu st.
No. Gil Market St
No. . 0 MAIkGtkL
No. 1874 Markets..
No. 2il8 Marketgt,
No. 7i0h Market 81,
No 29lg and I9l0k Market at,
No, % sixteenth u.
No. 40 Sixteenth 1t,
No. II Twcnty.third st.
No. " Nineteenth st.
No. o. IwUnty.BeCOnd u,
No. 1884 Eolf ut
No, y Maryland st.
No lis M0EollochGt
". Acres, EdglngtOn Lane, Will exchange for
) room house at Elm Grove, with lot C2x12O
foot
lots in Fourth Ward, 4 desirable manuiactur.
Ing SIZE -
No 1919 OhaplneSt
No GO North FrOntSt
No llT5 Eoif Ut,
No. lI29 EofLt,
20 Acre Farm on Bogg's Run, and many. other
Farms.
FOR RENT.
Store room No. 12l! Markets.
No. l0i Fifteenth st., looms.
No l2y3 Alley II, rooms.
No. 2lTwenty.seventh ST., 2 rooms.
FOrIurther Information, enquLle Of
JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent Collector, and Notary Public.
Ee29 0fflca 40. 1919 Market airOat
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tbt Narict NATHAN GOFt, Of lIAFdAoaCo'
.,e,n Lt,iret-W. II. H;FLlCH, oil Berkeley Co.
Ihrl D,.lrbl-J ASEsA, BRUNh, OF ksnAWhAIo'
.t.a,th Dttr,ct-J, A, HUTCHINSON, Of MOOD Co.
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II, ~ q VI NnllfOhu'
ZAtesVille.
BummernCd
Leave iIeiIAirO at 4.8S p. m. for WOodsneid.
Arrive a. BellAifO al l2;lb pm from Snmnetlold,
alSO p m l0t lAhosyllG q, S.26 M. for W0odsaGd.
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HUNDAY-..LgANU .Alty q Ia NJ, and every hOuF
Al ~ IN. Leave wheeling lhtk ASA M, an
OvOti hUuf. toll "a, ,.ghufyh train, 1910,
mN q, HtRsOH, Superintendent,
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1867 ptlEts, amounting ''''N1Vss,
Application iof rates 70 clubs should y mIIe
only 70 The once oil tho Company IN new yeTi Xxi
For further information write clearly, XIV W. is'
address. POSTAL NUTBs, EGpTeu MONEY VI9 VIZ,
or New York Ex0hAhgU IN ordinary lelWI' WI
fenCy By EtptUlg tAt our eEpenee) adatgH,1sf
New OilOaLi LAT
mM A. DAyr1t1N. , ,
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yOR sTGlg sENATE,
N, y SOFT, Of ohio County

HOUSE on DglLGATEs,
y, Z. WHITAKER,
GEORGE L, AUHE,
MILAN $, MEEK,
kDWAkD ". ATKINSON,
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9masrn,ents,

OPERA HOUSE.
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Close connection made on oil lfaihS-B. z, a u,
X H. q, \ II II, X, and y a D, X. II,
Extra ttipa on gh1ti notice.
JANIS d. UAMrDELL, Captain.
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JWHEE11Na &ELM GROVE R. r.
,M on and after MAY 3, 1850, IraiuG will run as
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KLrUBLlUAA 1l.KhI,

wnElLlNa, W, VA OCTOBER 80, 1880
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-09-18

Cotton seed is constantly extend
ing its operations and invading new
fields. -Four years ago 1t invaded the
lard market and reduced the price of
that product at least quarter. Lard
has never fully recovered from the
blow then inflicted, although largely
used for the manufacture of artificial
butter, and the probability is that it
never will. Now it is taIlow that is
| depressed by cotton seed. Two lots
Of half u million pounds each of a
prime quality Of tallow have been
sold in the Chicago market within
the last few days at about 20 per
cent. of the average price, which re-
duction is attributed to cotton seed
oil. AS thousands Of tons Of taIloW
are consumed each year, in the man
utacture Of butterine aEd Oig0uarga-
rine, as the demand for il has been
increasing, this decline in price is
lextraordinary evidence Of the great
effect Of cotton seed oil on the mar
ket. The oil is now being distilled
on Il large scale in this country and
the concentrated product offered to
European buyers as u stearine grease
at figures equivalent to about J., cents
a pound in New York. This grease
has u melting point of not less than
w, temperature never experienced
in England, and seldom in the north.
1t is alleged to be of peculiar value
III mixing with English greases for
cleaning purposes. BUTT can also
be readily divided by the aid of n.y.
draulic cold pressure into 90 per
cent. Of OIeine aud 10 per cent. OF
-tearine. The latter does not melt al
less than III degrees. aud possesses
great illuminating power, which rem
uers it valuable in the mak ng Oiram-
dies while the Oleine il used il the
manufacture OF ali soap and for
"batching' i'll WOODEN mills. These
new methods explain the di>favor in
10 which tSlIow has fallen in the En-
glish market aud which has led to
the decreased price in this country.
1t is because the EnglisA can obtain
cotton seed oil, superior in every way
to t0llow and grease, 1T much lower
figures than the reduced rates for the
latter article. Each year ndds to the
uses which cottonseed oil can be put.
There seems to be no Emit to the
number ofpurposes for which it can
he employed.-New South.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-09-18

A Michigan fruit grower claims
that pine trees scattered through an
orchard have q beneficial influence
in.driying away the moth or many OF
the destructive insects which prey
upon apples and apple trees, 1t is
supposed TO be the strong chluvIa
issuing from the turpentine OF the
pine. Others assert that the pine in
all its varieties throws off constantly,
in cold weather, q large amount Of
warmth, or caloric, which has taV-
oruble influence on surrounlng trees
during the winter season. In fact it
is contended by some scientific men
that I'LL evergreeii tres Have this intlu-
enee,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-09-18

HER OWN PHYSICIAN. A lady who for
years suffered torments worse than
death from Uterine Troubles, Prolap-
8us, Leucorrh0ea, Suppressions, &c,
50 common among our wives moth
ers and daughters, and had dispaired
of being cured, finally found rene
dies which completely cured her, at
ter all else had failed. From graft
tude she will send FREE, Recipes, and
full directions, sent sealed. Address
with . cent stamp, Mrs. W. G..
HOLMES, G5S Broadway, New York.
( Name Paperl. LmN2O lNl
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-09-18

A town is springing UP on the ahor"
of Lake Elsinore, Cal, which enjoys
some of the pecuiarities Of location
which have made Venice famous.
Elsinore Lake is about half way be-
tween Los Angeles and san Diego,
on the California Southern Railroad.
1t is seven miles long, three miles
wide aud eighty feet deep. \
steamboat makes regular trips round
the Lake, stopping at a number of
points on schedule time, thus enabl-
ing the residents to go from street to
street by water as cable or horse ears
do by land. A large settlement il
growing up about the lake flutes
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-09-18
More Eggs.

DR.. r. G. Jones, AbbcrvilIe Miss,
guarantees plenty cf Eggs, if you
will feed in dough DR.. Buchanan :
Quinine Horse Cattle and Poultry
Tonic to your Hens. He and all
his neighbors, A. II, Graham & Son,
recommend it for horses and cattle
Remember it is packed in tin cans,
leave the other: Mesprs Branum 4
Goodwin will moi misreprusent it
for p or 30 cents. Call and see them
if you wait something good, and re-
liable, nCh 6tf
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-09-18

Everybody knows the virtues Of Wild
Cherry and Tar as Il relief and cure
for any affection Of the throat and
.ungs. Combined with these two in
gradients are a few simple healing
remedies in the composition of Or.
Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup,
making it just the article you should
always have in the house, for coughs,
colds. Group and bronchitis. rrcc
80 cents and 81 CO. Samples free,
Sold by Hughes 4 Nurce. Lapl, I'm
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-09-18

ihe Auditor has sent a circular It
The different counties Of the Ntate II
regard to privilege license, and urG,
ing upon them the Importance OF
making collections as required by
law. Great complaints have reach
ed the Auditor that many drummer>
have not paid their privilege tan.
He, therefore, calls special attention
to This class Of violations, and mott
lies each taX-collrctor that under the
recent law, passed by the last l1"@i>-
iature, che is liable for all privilege
taxes which he might collect and
uhiob Iva f,iI. or ro.l,.., T., oal,o.,.
- u '''''' ~ ~ ~ ~ 0''>>
'"" lor any heslecI ol ms "'''N OF.
his part may be proceeded against
not only by the state through it,
,,.a,,,,,, aei,,on, r,,,+i.,..,,,,, o;t;.,., ~
p'''.' "'ii' - ""' - any ''l'''''' VI
the state. ana It Is also ms duty /"
arrest and make complaint against
any and All nprsous doir,r husinrs,
,.ithort t,,o ,ronor ,,r;,.;Iou, ii,or.o.
''''''' '''I p''tN' - ''> +
ana he stall require All persons liA-
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DOlVN THE S,TREAM.


A maiden stood upon a shore,
And heard a lightly-dipping oar.
The morning light was flushing clear.
a thrush WAS loudly warbling near.
4 boat came gliding down the stream
ripple softandsplash and CLEAN.
She meier had seen the youth before,
lie meier had touched upon the shore.
But when size law him up the stream,
Fresh from the mountains early
gIeum,
The Old, old wonder-working spell
Around them both Iikr magic fell.
And ere his boat had drifted by,
a change came over wood and sky;
The Old, familiar stream and shore
Took on hue unknown before.
He lightly drew his boat to land,
lie lightly reached to her his hand.
And, leaving all that they had known
The two went down tie stream alone.
The boatnan's am was good and
strong,
The boatman's oar H&s tough and long
The maiden : face was sweet and fair,
She felt no faintest fear or care.
She smiled upon her hoatmun true.
And said, "l'Il trust my life to you"
The thrush sang on the bank alouo.
The maiden down the stream had
gone.
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fN 4
LII l.
SNE ISLL-I-A-TS
Farmers and hdechanics.

Save money and Doctcr bills. Re
lieve your Mothers, Wives and Sisters
by timely purchase Of Dr.. Bosan-
kos Cough and Lung Syrup, the
best known remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Group and Bronchial atirc-
tions. Relieves Children Of Group
in one night; may save you hundreds
Of dollars. Price 81 cents and $l.OU
free. Sold by Hughc" Il
Nance, March lst I'm.
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hdministrator,s s Notice.

Letters nf. administration having
been granted to Jno. X. Heath on The
estate of Henry Heath, Sr, by the
Chancery Court of Grenada County,
Notice Is hereby given to all creditors
of said estate to probate their claims
within the time allowed by law or
they will be forever barred.
JOHN X. HEATH,
Grenada, Miss, Administrator,
August q, 1856. .3nlj
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-09-18
Lightning Relief.

Branum & Goodwin have something
that will cure Catarrh in 10 days
relieve headache, toothachc. collie in
man or beast instantly. When you
have bottle of Buchanan's Span
ish Lightning Relief in your house,
there is no need Of going after Doe
tor in the night. Also for Il circular
and see who uses the medicine.
mch 6tf
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-09-18
Cure for piles


fIies ale frequently preceded by a
sense OF weight in the back, loins and
lower part Of the abdomen, causing
the patient to suppose lie has some
affection of the Kidneys or neighbor-
ing. organs. At times, symptoms of
indigestion are present, flataiency,
uneasiness of the stomach, etc. a
moisture like perspiration, producing
very disagreeable itching, after
getting warm, is a common attend
ant. Blind, Bleeding and Itching
Piles. yield at once to the ap-
piication of DR.. Bosanko's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly
upon the parts affected, absobing the
'Tumors, allsying the intense itching,
and etfecting permanent cure.
Price so cents. Address The Dr.
Bosanko Medicine Go. ,Piqua,O. Sold
by Hughes & Nance. feb1 Iy
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-09-18

Lightning struck a powder and
dynamite magazine near Chicago
last Sunday causing Il terrific eXplo-
sion which shook Cook county from
center to circumference, wrecked q
large amoupt Of property and cat8ed
tic deAtA 81 thanS persons;
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1886-09-18

Trains of the NJ. B. & A. Rail Road
wsit OH trains of the I. G. Rail Road
when delayed, insuring connections.
Tickets on sale at all coupons points
to Memphis and Arkansas and Texas
points, JAS. ,: DAvANT,
~, p. DUNAvANT, Gen. Pass. Agt
Superintendent.
n. e. LEAKE, JR., Nice-p President.
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Esa EYE,
LoRIDA / ! 'oNEc.

"|' T " I1TN 2. NILthI VI IN
One Of the landmarks of the Gaor-
sia Drug trade, now of Orlando, Flor
Ida, writes:
4 can hardly select 4 single
case Of die many to whom ! have
~ sold GUINN'S PIONEER BLOOD
REVIEWER, but what have been
satisfied; and | find it the best
remedy for all Skin Diseases |
have ever sold, and a Fine Flori-
da Tonic. FOSTER S. CHAPMAN,
Orlando, Fla.n
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,cbis paper is entered at the Postoflice
= Grenada, Miss, rs I'd class matter

rssr,p,,is, birmingham andAtIantic
Rail Road Time Card.
= E,nart DpcpIubrr 20, tSS1
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-03-18
WANAMAKER,N.

PHILADELPHIA. Thursday. mach Is. Is4.
Millinery straws are be-
ginning to show which way
the vino is going to bow.
All sorts OF materials COM
ing in daily. You can't
avoid some information in
seeing so many prelimin airy
millinery things.
Flowers are prominent.
jet bids fair to save the
birds. Every conceivable
thing is made OF jet. Ribbon 8
more than ever; silk and vel
vet and taille with picot edge
picot is same as purl +; the
fancy ribbons have picot
edge.
Knockabout hats agaiu.
The best first hat for girls is
the knockabout cardinal,
navy-blue and brown; 75c.
Wander through the mil
linery stuffs. You are well
come. There's nothing like
seeing.
East from the Arcade steps.
The parasols hit h e
weather happily yesterday.
The show was a good one.
It's a good one today.
West of Arcade, first counter.
That Ottoman baby-"dress'
/ is a first short coat. 1t is
much admired.
The cotton baby-dresses
seem to show the effect OF
bringing over Russian peas
ant dresses last winter
There's a gayety in them moi
to be looked for in baby
wear.
West of Arcade; eighth counter.
Among that hundred no.
table English dress-cloths a
little'check plaid is worthy
Iof special notice. A plato
lout OF very little checks 0.
different sizes and gentle
Ieradations of color. Tht
plaid is clear at a distance